yes it would need thrust to land on the moon because it probably wouldn't have enough power to land on the moon so the acceleration would help
Since there is no atmosphere on the moon, if you don't use any thrust to land then you'll crash.
The moon has no atmosphere to slow down objects with air resistance. The lunar lander would need to use thrust from the rocket to push back on the moon’s gravity to slow it down. This is an example of Newton’s Third Law.
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yes it would need thrust to land on the moon because it probably wouldn't have enough power to land on the moon so the acceleration would help
ReplyDeleteSince there is no atmosphere on the moon, if you don't use any thrust to land then you'll crash.
ReplyDeleteSince there is no atmosphere on the moon, if you don't use any thrust to land then you'll crash.
ReplyDeleteThe moon has no atmosphere to slow down objects with air resistance. The lunar lander would need to use thrust from the rocket to push back on the moon’s gravity to slow it down. This is an example of Newton’s Third Law.
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