What are ways that one can increase or decrease the gravitational force between two objects?

Answer 1

To decrease the force of gravitation, one may move in one of either vertical directions from the earth's surface. Gravity is less below and above the surface of earth. F(gravitation) = G0m1m2/r2, where m2 is the mass of the object in question. Therefore as r increases, Fg decreases, and as m1 decreases as you go deeper into the earth, so does Fg

Answer 2

This is the problem astronauts deal with. Have you anytime seen an astronaut walking? They have heavy suits and heavy stuffs inside their carrier. In the inside before wearing a space suit, they wear four inners and from them two are soaked in water. And inside their big space boots they wear one more heavy safety shoes. They have to struggle a lot to walk so they have a safe walk in space and the planets.

Answer 3

The gravitational force increases when:

• Either of the masses involved increases.
• The distance decreases.

Answer 4

You have to overcome gravity in order to get to space in the first place; once you are in space, you have already overcome gravity.

Answer 5

It is impossible for now.

Answer 6

You don't. It's everywhere, all the time.