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What do you think your weight would be if you were floating in space a long way from any planets? Explain your answer.
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What do you think your weight would be if you were floating in space a long way from any planets?

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Your weight will be less than on Earth because in space there is no or very less gravitational pull. There are no planets forming any magnetic fields for other objects to be attracted to.
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there will be less weight on space than on earth because there is no gravity on space
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