What changes when an object from earth goes to the moon?

Answer 1

-- the object's weight

-- the atmospheric pressure on it

-- the temperature around it

-- the intensity of solar radiation on it

-- its distance from the nearest McDonald's

the force of gravity on the surface of the moon is about 1/6th the gravity on the surface of the earth so an object on the moon would weigh about 1/6th what it weighs on earth. The moon´s gravitational field is not strong enough to hold an atmosphere. As the atmosphere in part acts as a heatsink the temperature difference between day and night on the moon is far larger than on the earth.

Answer 2

When an object from Earth goes to the Moon, it experiences several changes such as a decrease in weight due to lower gravity on the Moon compared to Earth. The object would also feel lighter and less buoyant. Additionally, the object would experience different environmental conditions such as extreme temperature variations and lack of atmosphere on the Moon.

Answer 3

weight changes due to a change in gravitational pull (gravity lessens and your weight is less)

Answer 4

The inertia is basically the mass, so no.