What would a 100 pound person weigh on Halley's Comet?

Answer 1

If you were on halley's comet you would turn into a whale and you would start having flashbacks about your childhood when you were 5 years old and you would have no cell phone reception and there would be an imaginary dog there that said hey then you would weigh 100,000,000 (one million pounds) because comets dont have alot of mass but a lot of volume after that you would have a stroke and when you woke up you would be in a nasa plane being rescued from the trans you were in then you would see justin bieber and hannah montana singing baby,baby oh then you would randomly say hey its me lilibillyblue when that's not your name then all of the sudden you would die.

If a person weighs 100 pounds on Earth, they would weigh only .01 pounds on Halley's Comet.

Answer 2

If he had brought a bathroom scale along with him, he could simply step on it

and observe his weight in the new gravitational environment. If his cargo had

not included that item, he would have to cobble together some other sort of

apparatus, from the various devices and subsystems that had been loaded

in anticipation of the requirements of his scientific mission.

However he accomplished the measurement, he would observe that his weight

on or near the surface of the giant planet is now about 265 pounds, which would

explain his inability to perform the experiment as gingerly as he might desire.

Answer 3

A 100 pound person would weigh approximately 3.6 pounds on Halley's Comet due to its significantly lower gravitational pull compared to Earth.