What would our world look like if gravity were on earth as on the moon?

Aristotle already claimed that heavier objects fall on Earth faster than those that are easier. Although it may seem logical, 2000 years later, he refuted the famous Galileo Galilei in his experiments on the inclined tower of Pisa. Gravity on Earth is also given by the size of our planet. We can compare it for example with a jump. If you jump on Earth, for example, up to half the height, then on Mars, such a jump would be about 1.3 meters tall. On the Moon, it would be up to three meters

But how would life on Earth look like gravity? To find the answer to this question, watch the video below:

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