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2/3/2015 3:52:38 PM
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Venus' atmospheric pressure is so high that, were a human to enter it, they'd be crushed into a sphere. Gravity is all the same. I just assume out giant ping-pong ball -blam!-ed the laws of physics over before it decided to die.
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Edited by Adoptedflame: 2/3/2015 4:01:14 PMGravity is all the same..? Gravity is far from the same anywhere, in fact even around earth gravity can differ slightly depending on where you are. Larger planets, or at the very least more dense planets will have a stronger gravitational pull, making gravity stronger or greater on that planet. This is why astronauts when on the moon are able to jump significantly higher. While their mass is the same, they weigh less on the moon.
