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Mass is constant because it is the amount of matter or "stuff" that we are made of. Weight, however, which is the force of gravity on a mass, does vary because the force of gravity varies with location. So your weight would vary, but not your mass.

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No, but the weight does. Remember W=mg. If gold were measured by weight, you could buy ounces of gold in places with a low gravitational force and sell it for the same price-per-ounce in places with a high gravitational force. But ultimately gold is sold by mass....so there;s no money to be had in such a business. Too bad.

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Yes, mass stays the same, weight changes with the influence of gravity.

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No, but weight is. Mass is constant.

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