2011-12-07, 01:58 AM
KajitiSouls Wrote:-- Gravity caused by a rocky planet is generally the strongest at the surface.
I don't quite grasp this. What's a "rocky planet"? Gravity should be strongest at infinitesimally close to the core, shouldn't it? Or am I interpreting it the other way, and it should be read "gravity caused by a rocky planet (as opposed to gaseous or liquidy ones) is generally the strongest when compared at the surface"?

