Part B: How far could you jump on other planets and the moon?
Determine how far you can jump on the Earth. To do this, place a piece of tape on the floor as a starting
line. Jump as far as you can off. of both feet. Have your partner mark where you land not where you end up!
Measure the distance and record in the table. Do this five times, then find the average.
Jump 1
Jump 2
Jump 3
Jump 4
Jump 5
Average
Location
Gravity
Average Length
on Earth
Length
Moon
0.17
Mercury
0.38
Venus
0.86
Mars
0.38
Jupiter
+
2.87
Saturn
1.32
Uranus
0.93
Neptune
1.23
+
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