Physics, 05.05.2021 20:30 saskiat1155

A group of engineers have launched a space probe from earth that will land on the surface of Mars. how will the force of gravity from mars affect the space probe? A) the force of gravity from Mars will not pull on the space probe until it reaches the planets surface.

B) the force of gravity from Mars will stop pulling on the space probe when it reaches the planet

C) the force of gravity from Mars will pull more strongly on the space probe as it gets closer to Mars.

D) the force of gravity from Mars will pull on the space probe the same amount no matter how far away it is

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