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why would your weight be different in space compared to on earth? please use mass and gravity in your explanation
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why would your weight be different in space compared to on earth? please use mass and gravity in your explanation

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The amount of gravity in space depends on your size, for example a less and larger planet would have more gravity. But a person will have more mass and more gravity therefore it weighs more, just like planets.

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