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How much does an astronaut weigh out in space, fat from any planet
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How much does an astronaut weigh out in space, fat from any planet

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Roughly 200 plus pounds when fully loaded for a space walk.
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an astronaut has no weight but does have mass, in that it takes effort to move and to stop moving. First off, if on Earth a scale tells you you're 100kg, your weight is not 100kg, your mass is.
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