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8. What is the orbital gravitational force of Jupiter? How much stronger is this force than Venus?
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8. What is the orbital gravitational force of Jupiter? How much stronger is this force than Venus?

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Jupiters gravitational pull is about 24.79 m/s to the second power.

Jupiters gravitational force is about 2.8 times stronger than Venus's.

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