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Working for NASA, you are discussing how much an astronaut can carry on the moon. Should you use mass or weight? Explain. PLEASE HELP (SCIENCE BTW

Working for NASA, you are discussing how much an astronaut can carry on the moon. Should you use mass or weight? Explain. PLEASE HELP (SCIENCE BTW
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Working for NASA, you are discussing how much an astronaut can carry on the moon. Should you use mass or weight? Explain.

PLEASE HELP

(SCIENCE BTW

User Olukemi
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the answer would be.
measuring with mass because it does not change no matter if you’re in space or on earth. Unlike weight.
User Duffymo
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in space you measure with mass because unlike weight, it does not change no matter if you’re in space or on earth.
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