All masses produce a gravitational field. The larger the mass the stronger its gravitational field. Earth is larger in mass than Moon.
Gravitational field strength, g, of a planet:
g = GM/r^2 G is Newton's Universal Gravitational Constant; M is the mass of the planet; r is the radius of the planet
The strength of the Earth's gravity at its surface is 9.8 N/kg. This means that a mass of 1 kg will be attracted to the Earth with a force of 9.8 N.
The strength of the Moon's gravity at its surface is 1.6 N/kg. A mass of 1 kg will have a weight of 1.6 N on the Moon.
A person weight 70kg can feel 70x 9.8N force on earth; but he can feel only 70 x 1.6N force on moon.
2008-11-30 20:53:04 補充:
If a planet Mass is less than Earth, but the radius is very small, it's gravitational field strength can be larger than that of the the Earth.