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The weight of 120g of mass, on or near the earth's surface, is (0.12 x 9.8) = 1.18 newtons (rounded)

It would be about 0.2 newton on the surface of the moon.

In a spacecraft moving at a constant speed, the same 120g would weigh zero.

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