Question:
What is Saturn's force of gravity?
?
2010-08-07 23:25:49 UTC
I searched Google but there are different answers. The NASA website says that the force of gravity on Saturn is stronger than on Earth, but most other websites say the force of gravity is weaker on Saturn compared to Earth.
Which one is it?

Thanks!
Fourteen answers:
George
2010-08-08 03:02:38 UTC
Saturn definitely has a stronger force of gravity than Earth. Saturn's surface gravity at the equator is 10.44 m/s^2, which is 1.064 times stronger than Earth's surface gravity at the equator.
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2016-11-02 05:13:11 UTC
Saturn Gravity
lael
2016-12-17 16:46:44 UTC
Gravity On Saturn
anonymous
2016-02-08 06:11:26 UTC
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RE:

What is Saturn's force of gravity?

I searched Google but there are different answers. The NASA website says that the force of gravity on Saturn is stronger than on Earth, but most other websites say the force of gravity is weaker on Saturn compared to Earth. Which one is it? Thanks!
anonymous
2015-08-07 03:37:21 UTC
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RE:

What is Saturn's force of gravity?

I searched Google but there are different answers. The NASA website says that the force of gravity on Saturn is stronger than on Earth, but most other websites say the force of gravity is weaker on Saturn compared to Earth.

Which one is it?



Thanks!
anonymous
2010-08-08 00:35:01 UTC
gravity is nothing but a force just as falling is a force,and a planet has two gravity forces one from the geodetic effect and one from mass in a spin or center gravity

with the mass so distributed on saturn a apple would not fall so fast as on earth but the combine mass of saturn would bend space-time more so it would be stronger then earths
bravozulu
2010-08-07 23:33:21 UTC
Saturn has much higher gravity but it is so much less dense that the gravity at the edge of the clouds is something like 90 percent of Earth. Jupiter is much more massive but the gravity at the edge of the clouds is only marginally more than Earths. At a specified distance, the gravity of both gas giants is much more than Earths. The gravity on Earth is more focused near the surface because of the increased density.
?
2010-08-08 00:06:14 UTC
The force of gravity on Saturn is slightly higher than earth.200 pound of object on earth weighs 214 pounds on Saturn.
Skechers
2010-08-08 00:28:19 UTC
The gravity on Saturn is 1.07 of Earth's gravity.
Billy Butthead
2010-08-08 03:42:29 UTC
The surface gravity of saturn is .916 G Jupiter 2.36 Gs
charlie
2010-08-07 23:43:23 UTC
the force of gravity on Saturn is slightly stronger than on earth.
wilde_space
2010-08-08 00:18:07 UTC
Equatorial surface gravity 10.44 m/s² 1.065 g
Dude
2010-08-07 23:55:40 UTC
www.wikipedia.org



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Joey_is_the_mann
2010-08-07 23:34:32 UTC
since Saturn is bigger than Earth, it has more gravitational force than Earth. the force of gravity is determined by how much mass an object has. for example; since the Sun is bigger than the Earth, it has more gravitational force than Earth, which is why we revolve around it instead of it revolving around us.


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