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Weight Elsewhere in the Solar System

Input Data Enter your age in years:
Enter your weight in pounds:
or your weight in kilograms:

Information How much you weigh depends on your mass, the mass of the planet, and the distance you are from the center of the planet.

Since the various planetary bodiesin our Solar System are different sizes, you will weigh less or more on each.

FYI: Your mass in newtons:

Results

Planetary Likeness

Planet Name

Diameter (km)

Mass (kg)

Weight & Age

Moons

Diameter (km)

Mass (kg)

Weight

Pluto

2,274

1.27e22

Charon

1,172

1.90e21

Neptune

49,532

1.0247e26

Triton

2,700

2.14e22

Uranus

51,118

8.683e25

Titania
Oberon
Umbriel
Miranda

1,578
1,523
1,170
472

3.49e21
3.03e21
1.27e21
6.33e19

Saturn

120,536

5.68e26

Titan
Enceladus
Mimas

5,150
498
392

1.35e23
8.40e19
3.80e19

Jupiter

142,984

1.900e27

Io
Europa
Ganymede
Callisto

3,630
3,138
5,262
4,800

8.94e22
4.80e22
1.48e23
1.08e23

Mars

6,794

6.4219e23

Deimos
Phobos

15
25

1.80e15
1.08e16

Earth

12,756

5.972e24

Moon

3,476

7.35e22

Venus

12,104

4.869e24

NOTES

•	Gravity values vary about 5% in different books, web sites and other resources, the values used here are approximate and should not considered accurate for all calculation methods.
•	Years age based on solar orbit of planet. You may estimate your decimal months for age; eg 6 years, 4 months = 6.33 years.
•	Not all moons are listed for all planets.
•	White Dwarf & Neutron Star values are a best estimate from current scientific information.
•	The image is NOT representative of scale, it is designed for visual ease only.

Mercury

4,880

3.30e23

Sun (Sol)

1,390,000

1.989e30

White Dwarf
(Sirus B)

28,500

1.79e30

Neutron Star

3.48e30

Calculator concept adopted from NASA's Exploratorium.com Museum of Science

Interactive planetary size comparison at ScienceNetLinks.com