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37.8 newtons on Mercury due to its small mass, but extremely short distance from the Sun.

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37.8 newtons on Mercury due to its small mass, but extremely short distance from the Sun.

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252.8 newtons on Jupiter due to its large mass, size, and medium distance from the Sun.

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252.8 newtons on Jupiter due to its large mass, size, and medium distance from the Sun.

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6.7 newtons on Pluto due to its small mass and vast distance from the Sun.

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6.7 newtons on Pluto due to its small mass and vast distance from the Sun.

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According to www.exploratorium.edu, "If you double your mass, gravity pulls on you twice as hard. If the planet you are standing on is twice as massive, gravity also pulls on you twice as hard. On the other hand, the farther you are from the center of the planet, the weaker the pull between the planet and your body."

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According to www.exploratorium.edu, "If you double your mass, gravity pulls on you twice as hard. If the planet you are standing on is twice as massive, gravity also pulls on you twice as hard. On the other hand, the farther you are from the center of the planet, the weaker the pull between the planet and your body."

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Mass is what's inside of you while weight is the gravitational force pushing down on you. The biggest difference that scientists have found between the two is that no matter where you are in the universe, mass doesn't change. However, since weight is formed based on the amount of gravity, weight can change drastically depending on where you are. As an example, a weight of 100 lbs on Earth is the product of mass and acceleration of gravity per that planet. On Earth, the acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s squared. A planet's mass and distance from the Sun (center of Milky Way Galaxy) determine its gravitational force.

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Weight - the force of gravity acting upon you. Measured in newtons.

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Weight - the force of gravity acting upon you. Measured in newtons.

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Weight in real life- When you step on a scale, it projects a number for you. In daily life, weight is measured in pounds, but in physics, weight is measured in newtons, or force. That's right, force! Your weight isn't how much stuff is inside of you (that's mass). Weight is the force of gravity acting on you! Imagine a ton of books on top of your head, let them represent gravity. The more mass you have, the greater amount of books will be on your head. This force keeps you tied to the ground and insures that you don't fly away.

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Weight in real life- When you step on a scale, it projects a number for you. In daily life, weight is measured in pounds, but in physics, weight is measured in newtons, or force. That's right, force! Your weight isn't how much stuff is inside of you (that's mass). Weight is the force of gravity acting on you! Imagine a ton of books on top of your head, let them represent gravity. The more mass you have, the greater amount of books will be on your head. This force keeps you tied to the ground and insures that you don't fly away.

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Mass in real life - Imagine a basketball. Everything that makes up the exterior and interior of the ball is made of matter, and therefore has mass. Mass starts deep down within each electron, neutron, and proton inside of every atom. Mass is all around you in the air you breathe, food you eat, and water you drink, plus more!

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Mass in real life - Imagine a basketball. Everything that makes up the exterior and interior of the ball is made of matter, and therefore has mass. Mass starts deep down within each electron, neutron, and proton inside of every atom. Mass is all around you in the air you breathe, food you eat, and water you drink, plus more!

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Mass - the amount of matter in an object. Measured in grams or kilograms.

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Mass - the amount of matter in an object. Measured in grams or kilograms.