Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 12:02am.
The distance he can cover in a long jump is (Vo^2/g). If he could jump at the same velocity Vo, he would travel six times farther, because of the lower value of g.
It isn't that simple however. Space suits would have to be worn. You can run at a higher speed in a track suit on Earth than a space suit of the moon.
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