The gravitational acceleration on the moon is about one-sixth the size of the gravitational acceleration on earth. According to newtons second law of motion, what happens to astronaut who goes to the moon?
The astronauts weight decreases because the moons gravitational acceleration is greater than earth.
The astronauts weight increases because the moons gravitational acceleration is greater than earth.
The astronauts weight decreases because the moons gravitational acceleration is less than earth.
The astronauts weight increases because the moons gravitational acceleration is less than earth.
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