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Can I jump higher when the moon is overhead?
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Can I jump higher when the moon is overhead?
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Can I jump higher when the moon is overhead?
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rob asked the Naked Scientists:
If the moon is overhead me in the sky - will I be able to jump higher due to gravitational pull - and if so, by how much?
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Can I jump higher when the moon is overhead?
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...did we not have this question before?
How about when the sun and moon are overhead?
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Can I jump higher when the moon is overhead?
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All other things being equal - yes,
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How about when the sun and moon are overhead?
Yes, and by the same amount - very nearly.
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