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Pedantry. (Well I suppose it's at least a valid point that without a solid surface there probably isn't anything for a human to want to bother visiting in the f
by fc417fc802 1y ago
Pedantry. (Well I suppose it's at least a valid point that without a solid surface there probably isn't anything for a human to want to bother visiting in the first place.)
This one presumably doesn't have a surface either, yet an earlier commenter spoke of surface gravity. Doesn't it surprise you in the slightest that two planets of the same size could have gravity that differs by such a wide margin?
- exe34 1y agoI worked in the area a long time ago, so as it happens, no, but I can see how it's unintuitive! Surface gravity in this case would be the visible radius - the same way we talk about the surface gravity of the sun, and mean the photosphere.