When astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin first walked onthe moon in 1969, they were able to bounce from step to step!This is because the gravitational force of the moon is about16.5% of that of the Earth. If you visited the moon, weighing 100 pounds on Earth, what would your weight be?What would your weight on the moon be if you weighed120 pounds on Earth?The surface gravity on Jupiter is 2.4 times that of Earth. What would your weight be on Jupiter if you weighed 110 poundson Earth?The gravitational force on Mars is about 38% of Earth. What would a cat weighing 15 pounds on Earth weigh on Mars?Imagine that you could increase the gravitationalforce on Earth to 200% its current force. What would life be like?Compose a written response below in complete sentences.2)Be sure to answer these questions in your response:• How would your weight change?• What challenges would this increase cause?• What benefits would this increase bring about?• Would you choose to keep the gravity increase? Why or why not? IVE BEEN AT THIS FOR HOURS HEL ASAP (subject is science)