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Weight on Other Planets Calculator

Enter your weight on Earth to instantly see what you would weigh on every planet, the Moon, Pluto and the Sun.

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Weight on Mars
26,39kg

Mars surface gravity is about 38% of Earth.

Mercury
26,46 kg
Venus
63,49 kg
Moon
11,62 kg
Mars
26,39 kg
Jupiter
165,2 kg
Saturn
64,12 kg
Uranus
62,23 kg
Neptune
78,4 kg
Pluto
4,41 kg
Sun
1 890 kg
Mercury26,46 kg
Venus63,49 kg
Moon11,62 kg
Mars26,39 kg
Jupiter165,2 kg
Saturn64,12 kg
Uranus62,23 kg
Neptune78,4 kg
Pluto4,41 kg
Sun1 890 kg
Step by step
  1. 1

    Earth weight

    w = 70 kg = 70
  2. 2

    Mars gravity ratio

    g_Mars ÷ g_Earth = 0.377 = 0.377
    Mars surface gravity is about 37.7% of Earth's.
  3. 3

    Weight on Mars

    70 × 0.377 = 26,39
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Multiply your Earth weight by each body's surface-gravity ratio. You weigh about 38% as much on Mars and the Moon makes you roughly one-sixth your Earth weight, while Jupiter would make you over twice as heavy and the Sun about 27 times heavier.

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Weight on body = Weight on Earth × (surface gravity ratio)
How this is calculated

Your weight is the force gravity exerts on your mass. Since mass stays the same everywhere, only the local surface gravity changes your weight. Each Solar System body has a fixed surface-gravity ratio relative to Earth (Earth = 1), so your weight there is simply your Earth weight multiplied by that ratio.

The single input is your weight on Earth, in either kilograms or pounds. The chosen unit is carried straight through to every result, so a 70 kg person reads results in kg and a 154 lb person reads results in lb. The ratios used are Mercury 0.378, Venus 0.907, Moon 0.166, Mars 0.377, Jupiter 2.36, Saturn 0.916, Uranus 0.889, Neptune 1.12, Pluto 0.063 and the Sun 27.0.

The gas giants and the Sun have no solid surface, so their figures are "what you would weigh at the cloud-top or visible-surface level" rather than standing on ground. Values are surface-gravity approximations and assume you stay at the body's nominal surface radius; they ignore altitude, rotation and the impossibility of surviving on most of these worlds.

Usein kysytyt kysymykset

Mass is the amount of matter in your body and never changes. Weight is mass times local gravity, so weaker or stronger gravity changes the force you feel even though your mass is identical.

On the Sun, where gravity is about 27 times Earth's. Among the planets, Jupiter is highest at roughly 2.36 times your Earth weight.

The Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune have no solid surface to stand on. The numbers show the gravitational pull at their visible surface level, which is useful for comparison only.

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