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2/20/20

[Answer] Mars has about 1/9 the mass of Earth. If Mars were somehow positioned into the same orbit as Earth's how would its time to circle the Sun compare with Earth's?

Answer: it would be the same




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Mars has about 1/9 the mass of Earth. If Mars were somehow positioned into the same orbit as Earth's how would its time to circle the Sun compare with Earth's? 2/3 seconds (the hang time depends on vertical not horizontal) On which does the speed of a circling satellite not depend: the mass of the satellite the mass of Earth or the distance of the satellite from Earth. the mass of the satellite. Mars has about 1/9 the mass of Earth . Mars has about 1/9 the mass of Earth . If Mars were somehow positioned into the same orbit as Earth's how would its time to circle the Sun compare with Earth's ? it would be the same Tue Jan 21 2014 · The speed or velocity of Mars relative to the sun is 53 858 mph or 86 676 kilometers per hour while the Earth got a speed of 66 622 mph or 107 218 kilometers per hour . Year and Day. It takes 365 days here on Earth to complete a year while in Mars; it requires 687 Earth ays to complete a year. Mon Dec 22 2008 · Best Answer: The lower mass of Mars is going to produce less accelleration on the object at the same distance as an object from earth . The mass of the satalite doesn't enter into it. Less acceleration means that the object has less velocity ( a = v^2 / r ). Mars is about 10 % the mass of Earth so you'd need to move 9 Mars masses worth of material onto the planet to get to roughly Earth's gravity. As others have noted moving 1 Mars ma...

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