Pluto’s gravity is only about 6% of Earth’s, meaning if you stood on its icy surface, you could jump nearly six times higher than you can on Earth. A normal 0.5-meter jump here would turn into a 3-meter leap there. This low gravity exists because Pluto is small—just 2,377 km wide—and has far less mass than Earth. On Pluto, even simple movements would feel slow, floaty, and almost dreamlike. ❄️🪐 #Pluto #LowGravity #DwarfPlanet #SpaceFacts #Astronomy #PlanetaryScience #CosmicOddities | Spatial Th