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Your Weight on Other Worlds

Your mass never changes. But weight is gravity’s pull on that mass, and every world pulls differently.

WorldGravity (m/s²)You would weighFeels like
The Sun 274.00 — —
Mercury 3.70 — —
Venus 8.87 — —
Earth 9.81 — —
The Moon 1.62 — —
Mars 3.71 — —
Jupiter 24.79 — —
Saturn 10.44 — —
Uranus 8.87 — —
Neptune 11.15 — —
Pluto 0.62 — —
Ceres 0.28 — —
Eris 0.82 — —
Haumea 0.40 — —
Makemake 0.40 — —
Europa 1.31 — —
Titan 1.35 — —
Enceladus 0.11 — —
Ganymede 1.43 — —
Io 1.80 — —
Callisto 1.24 — —
Triton 0.78 — —
Charon 0.29 — —
Phobos 0.01 — —
Deimos 0.00 — —
Rhea 0.26 — —
Iapetus 0.22 — —
Dione 0.23 — —
Tethys 0.14 — —
Mimas 0.06 — —
Hyperion 0.02 — —
Miranda 0.08 — —
Ariel 0.27 — —
Titania 0.38 — —
Oberon 0.35 — —
Proteus 0.07 — —
Bennu 0.00 — —
Vesta 0.25 — —
Why does the Sun read 28× Earth but Jupiter only 2.5× despite 318× the mass? Distance: gravity weakens with the square of distance from the center, and giant worlds put their “surface” very far from most of their mass.