The universal formula for gravitational force (i.e. Weight) is
W = GMm/(r^2)
Where G is the gravitational constant 6.67*10^-11
M is the larger mass (in this case, the earth)
m is the smaller mass (the astronaut)
And r is the distance between the centers of mass of the objects.
In this case, you start from the given at the surface of the Earth:
800N=GMm/(6.378*10^6m)^2
*Since GMm will remain the same throughout, you don't actually need to solve any of them individually. Just solve for GMm as a single constant.*
After solving for GMm, plug that into the force at the new distance, which is the radius of the earth + height above the surface. Notice that the height above the surface given is the same as the radius of the earth.
W = GMm/(6.378*10^6*2)^2
Solving, you get W = 200 N