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Why is the gravity on Jupiter more than on the moon?

April 26, 2017gravity Jupiter moon

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Why is the gravity on Jupiter more than on the moon?

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Because of a basic law which states that matter is attracted to matter, the gravitational pull of a body is directly proportional to its mass. Thus, Jupiter, having a larger mass than the moon, has a greater gravitational force.