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Weight from mass and gravity, and your weight on other planets.

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Weight from mass and gravity, on every planet

Weight on Earth

686.47 N

154.32 lbf, reads as 70 kg (154.3 lb) on an Earth scale

Newtons
686.465
Pound-force
154.324
Kilogram-force
70
Compared with Earth
100%

Surface gravity values from NASA planetary fact sheets. Gas giants have no solid surface; their value is at the cloud tops.

Scale reading in pounds
lb: from 154.3 to 9.8097.5195.1292.6390.1EarthMercuryMarsSaturnNeptunePluto
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How it was calculated

  1. W = m × g = 70 kg × 9.8067 m/s² = 686.4655 N
PlaceGravity (m/s²)Weight (N)Scale reading (lb)
Earth9.81686.5154.3
Moon1.62113.425.5
Mercury3.725958.2
Venus8.87620.9139.6
Mars3.71259.758.4
Jupiter24.791,735.3390.1
Saturn10.44730.8164.3
Uranus8.87620.9139.6
Neptune11.15780.5175.5
Pluto0.6243.49.8
Sun27419,1804,311.8

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How the weight calculator works

Weight is the force of gravity on a mass: W = m × g. On Earth, standard gravity is 9.80665 m/s², so a 70 kg person weighs about 686 newtons (154 pounds-force).

A bathroom scale shows weight converted back to mass assuming Earth gravity, which is why you would 'weigh' about 16.5% as much on the Moon.

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