What would your mass be on Mars?

Answer 1

Your mass would be the same but your weight would decrease to 38% of what it is on earth. If you weigh 100 pounds on earth you would weigh 38 pounds on Mars. Mass is the same no matter where you are. Mass is basically the amount of matter an object has.

Your rest MASS is constant anywhere in the Universe. Your weight will differ based on the Gravitational Field you are in. Because the gravitational Field on Earth would be different than that of Mars, you weight on Mars will be different than on Earth.

Answer 2

Your mass would remain the same regardless of which planet you are on because mass is a measure of the amount of matter in an object. However, your weight would be different on Mars compared to Earth due to the difference in gravity between the two planets.

Answer 3

Your mass and weight does not change. However, the planet's mass being what it is, the gravitational pull is approximately 40% of earth's gravity. Therefore, if you weigh 100 lbs on earth, you would only weigh about 40 lbs on mars.

Answer 4

The definition of mass is basically how much matter an object is made up of. The defintion of wieght is the amount of gravity that is exerted on an object. Mars`s mass is actually very similar to that of earth`s, so your wieght would probably not change much. But if you were to land on the moon, your wieght would decrease because the moon`s gravitational pull on you is weaker. It is weaker because it is half the size of earth. However, your mass would not be affected because if you were to experience a negative G it would not affect the amount of atoms in your body.

Answer 5

Yes, it would. Weight is determined by the measure of gravitational force on an object, which means that if you are 100 pounds on Earth, and you went to another planet, your weight would change depending on the size of the planet. Since Mars is smaller than Earth, your weight would be less than if you were on Earth.

Answer 6

because the amount your mass has to do with the amount of matter you have in your body but your weight has to do with the relationship between two objects gravity the only reason you have any weight on this planet is because of your gravity pulling agienst the planets and becauce you can't move the planet the planet moves you and that is why you measure your weight with your scale on the ground because the planet is pulling you to it and its gravity will for the most part stay the same and so what changes your weight is the amount of gravity the atoms of your body posses giv you your weight but if you go to a planet with less gravity and your gravity\mass is the same then you will have less wieghtand gravity is a property for all matter butsom matter has more then others that is one reason why mussel wieghs more then fat but another reason is the density of sertian things kind of like most gasses wiegh less then liquids any other questions ask

Answer 7

Your mass always remains the same, no matter whether you're standing on Earth, Mars, or anywhere else in the Universe.

Your weight, on the other hand, would be different, because of Mars's weaker gravitational pull in comparison to Earth. On Mars, you would weigh 0.38 of how much you weigh now (your weight on Earth X 0.38 = your weight on Mars).

Answer 8

if you weigh 100lbs on earth your weight on mars would be 37.7lbs.

Answer 9

Yes, the weight would be reduced to 38% of what it would be on Mars. A 100 pound object would weigh 38 pounds on Mars.

Answer 10

no