2 Moon gravities (2 g☾)

2 Moon gravities equals 3.24 meters per second squared, 0.33038805 standard gravities, 10.629921 feet per second squared and 324 gals.

2 Moon gravities = 3.24 meters per second squared

What 2 Moon gravities means in practice

2 Moon gravities sits between a family car accelerating hard (1.85185 g☾) and gravity on Mars (2.29012 g☾).

  • Gravity on the Moon: 1 g☾
  • A family car accelerating hard: 1.85185 g☾
  • Gravity on Mars: 2.29012 g☾
  • Standard gravity on Earth: 6.05349 g☾
  • Gravity on Jupiter: 15.3025 g☾
  • A Formula 1 car braking: 30.2469 g☾
  • A fighter pilot in a tight turn: 54.321 g☾
  • Surface gravity of the Sun: 169.136 g☾

2 Moon gravities in all acceleration units

UnitValueScientific notation
Meters per second squared (m/s²) 3.243.24 × 100
Standard gravities (g) 0.3303880533.30388 × 10-1
Feet per second squared (ft/s²) 10.629921261.06299 × 101
Gals (Gal) 3243.24 × 102
Kilometers per hour per second (km/h/s) 11.6641.1664 × 101
Miles per hour per second (mph/s) 7.2476735867.24767 × 100
Milligals (mGal) 324,0003.24 × 105
Mars gravities (g♂) 0.87073367378.70734 × 10-1
Inches per second squared (in/s²) 127.55905511.27559 × 102
Jupiter gravities (g♃) 0.1306978621.30698 × 10-1
Knots per second (kn/s) 6.2980561566.29806 × 100
Sun gravities (g☉) 0.011824817521.18248 × 10-2
Kilometers per hour squared (km/h²) 41,990.44.19904 × 104
Microgals (µGal) 324,000,0003.24 × 108
Miles per hour per minute (mph/min) 434.86041524.3486 × 102

Other amounts of Moon gravities

About the Moon gravity

Surface gravity on the Moon is about 1.62 m/s², about one sixth of Earth's, which is why astronauts bounded across its surface. Read more about Moon gravities.