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8. What is the orbital gravitational force of Jupiter? How much stronger is this force than Venus?

8. What is the orbital gravitational force of Jupiter? How much stronger is this force than Venus?
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8. What is the orbital gravitational force of Jupiter? How much stronger is this force than Venus?

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Jupiters gravitational pull is about 24.79 m/s to the second power.

Jupiters gravitational force is about 2.8 times stronger than Venus's.

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