What would a 70 pound weigh on the moon?

Answer 1

Depends on the dog! A great dane would still be heavy even on the Moon, while a "minpin" would be even lighter than here on Earth.

Because of the Moon's smaller size and lower density, the force of gravity is about 1/6th that of Earth.

Answer 2

70 pounds

70lb mass on earth would be still 70lb mass on the moon (or anywhere else). The weight of such a mass on the moon would be approximately one sixth. So it would weigh 11.66lb on the moon.

Answer 3

A person who weighs 73 pounds on earth would weigh about 12 pounds on the moon. That's without the space suit, helmet, oxygen tank, air conditioner, radio, and all the other paraphernalia he has to lug around on the moon in order to survive and communicate.

Answer 4

If your mass is 80 kg, then that's your mass. It doesn't change, regardless of where you are

or where you go.

If your mass is 80 kg, then your weight on the earth is about 784 newtons (176 pounds).

If you should go to the moon, then your mass when you get there is still 80 kg; but on the moon,

the same mass weighs about 128 newtons (28.7 pounds).

Answer 5

On the moon, a 70-pound object would weigh about 11.6 pounds due to the moon's weaker gravitational pull compared to Earth.

Answer 6

Gravity on the moon's surface is 1.622 m/s2, so a 90 kg body would weigh 145.98 Newton (90 times 1.622). Which is what a 14.886 kg body would weigh on Earth.

Answer 7

If your mass is 45 kg, then you weigh about 99.2 pounds on earth and 16.2 pounds on the moon.

Your mass doesn't change ... it's 45 kg no matter where you are.

Answer 8

About 10 pounds, since moons surface gravity is roughly 1/6 of earths.

Answer 9

About 9.8 pounds (rounded).

Answer 10

A person who weighs 68 pounds on Earth

would weigh 11pounds 4.1ounces on the moon.