Universal Strongmen

[CelticMuscle]

Could I ask the science and astronomy experts to look at this and confirm I have the basics right (if not the complete maths right)?

William Fogg (son of Sir Phileas Fogg MP) stowaways on the first manned rocket into space (piloted by a German professor, with his father as a passenger) in 1884 and due to the extra weight, the rocket veers off course and crashes into the Moon. The humanoid inhabitants capture the rocket passengers and decide to make a show trial of them by executing them by increasing their internal gravity by a factor of six (causing them to suffocate) however William arrives on the scene causing the executioner to drop the weapon. In a desperate attempt to rescue the passengers, he places himself in front of the executioner and takes a full blast which knocks him unconcious. He and the prisoners are taken back to the prison where he recovers and following an agrument with his father and puts his foot down (literally). The German professor looks at the footprint in the ground and theorises that instead of increasing his internal gravity by six times, William's internal gravity has been reduced by six times, giving him 36 times the usual strength of an 12 year old.

Do I have the basics more or less right?