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So the first bit is "gravity isn't as strong as on earth" as it's 1.3ms^-2 compared to 9.8ms^-2 . That means in freefall on earth, after 1 second you'd be going at 9.8 metres per second but there you'd just be going 1.3 metres per second. You can work this out knowing how much mass something has and how far away from it you are. Lower gravity = less weight for the same mass (so you'd be able to lift things much more easily).

The second part is working out what the water pressure would be. Imagine lying down with a bucket of water on your back, you'd feel it press you quite a bit. That's like water pressure. Now, if that bucket weighed less, it wouldn't press on you so much.

The water pressure at 5 miles on Europa would be about about the same as the pressure about ~2/3rds of a mile down on Earth.


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