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Why would a 100kg mass weigh more on jupiter than on earth?
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Why would a 100kg mass weigh more on jupiter than on earth?

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Weight is based on the pull of gravity. Earth's Gravity is much different than Mars'. Mass however does not change so on Mars will still have a the same mass, just a different weight. Weight and mass ARE different.
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