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You are an astronaut floating in DEEP space (very little gravity). If you come upon a small metal object, what can you do to test if the object has MORE or LESS mass than you? What would happen? Explain
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You are an astronaut floating in DEEP space (very little gravity). If you come upon a small metal object,

what can you do to test if the object has MORE or LESS mass than you? What would happen? Explain

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if the object has less mass it would be way lighter and it would probably explode
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