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> Assuming the mass of the planet remains constant, wouldn't you get 4 times the gravitational force at the surface? No idea why you'd ask this question but y
by aaron695 11y ago
> Assuming the mass of the planet remains constant, wouldn't you get 4 times the gravitational force at the surface?
No idea why you'd ask this question but yes.
But the original statement is wrong isn't it, if you half the diameter you 1/8 the gravity [1/8 the mass]
[edit] But you'd also be twice closer, which is 4 times the force, got it.