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Would the astronaut fall to the ground more quickly, less quickly or just as quickly as compared to when he is on the Earth? Why?
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Would the astronaut fall to the ground more

quickly, less quickly or just as quickly as
compared to when he is on the Earth? Why?

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Step-by-step explanation:

In Earth, there is a gravitional force. So that forces pushed you down faster.

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