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Questions regarding the attractive force present between two masses. If about research in artificial gravity (i.e. manmade substitutes for gravity), please use the artificial-gravity tag.
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Is it possible for a human to walk on an asteroid?
It might be preferably to be walking on asteroid than on Mars, given the length of the zero-gee time on the journey (if that's how they end up doing it). Hopefully the ISS experiments on avoiding musc …
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