Gravity (R204E)
The gravity factor of a planet varies from 1 to 16, the higher number indicating a stronger pull. A gravity of 10 or more
prevents a ship’s boat from climbing to orbit (it lacks sufficient fuel and power), although the boat could descend from orbit,
or move about on the surface. Asteroids and space stations have a gravity factor of 0, as do ships in orbit, although spin and
small accelerations, or the minor mass of the asteroid, provide a light gravity effect on people and items.