Does Moon have the same gravity as Earth?

Yes, but not in the same intensity

>gravity
>have

gravitational force is between two objects. you can't "have" gravity

>gravitational force is between two objects. you can't "have" gravity
bullshit? earth has a gravitational field. that's "having gravity" in my book

and how do we know it has a gravitational field :^)

Isn't this a HS subject?

>it's another user thinks the official name name for an astronomical body is the one in Latin episode

I hate you guys

Thanks, it sound much better

I'll travel to Luna

>mixing up latim and greek
What are you? A biologist?
It's Terra.

Nope. The Moon's gravity is substantially lower than that of Earth.

No it isnt. We are writing english so its called The Moon

>brainlets

Google it nigger, The Moon has no official name, its only calle Luna if you are speaking latin or one of its derivatives. I bet you think the Sun is called Sol too, moron

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If the moon has gravity then how come we aren't being pulled to it?

We are

Wow, this is getting really embarassing for you, pop-sci fag

That seems awfully convenient. How do you know?

Not him, but I just remembered astronomy three terms ago... On one of our lab reports I totally listed Sol as the name of our star, thinking I was gettin' fancy. Bet my professor was like "fucking brainlet" when he graded that.

Shit now I feel awful. I should email him an apology.

Tides

>namefag
>anime
>tumblr
>post without text or any substance
I am impressed by the cancer density of your post

I blame sci fi, its pretty much universal in english scifi to use Sol, Luna and Terra and people think its official

He probably wasnt and you dont owe him an apology

You're right- I should send him a gift basket.