Astro-Matic 3000

Your Weight in Space

Did you know that your weight on other planets and moons would be different than your weight on Earth? Why? Gravity is a force that pulls you toward the center of the planet or moon. When you step on a scale on Earth, you see how much Earth’s gravity is pulling your body toward its center. Gravity is not the same on other planets or moons, so you would not weigh the same on other planets as you do on Earth.

Count Your Age in Space

A year is the time it takes a planet to go around the sun one time. Your age is how many Earth years you have lived. Years are not the same on other planets or moons. If you use another planet’s year, your age would not be the same there as it is on Earth.
Earth as seen from space             


Enter your Earth Age and Weight.

Weight in pounds       Age in years           


MERCURY
High-resolution image of Mercury
Weight

Age


           VENUS
Surface view of Venus using radar images
Weight

Age


           EARTH'S MOON
Impact craters are visible over the entire surface of Earth's moon
Weight

Age


           MARS
Close-up of Mars
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Age




CERES
A Hubble Space Telescope color image of Ceres, the largest asteroid
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Age
           JUPITER
Planet Jupiter with its Great Red Spot shown in the lower right side
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Age


           SATURN
Hubble Space Telescope image of Saturn
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Age
           TITAN
A color view of Titan with Saturn looming in the corner
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Age
URANUS
Infrared image of Uranus showing its clouds and rings
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Age
           NEPTUNE
An image of Neptune taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft
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Age




           PLUTO
Image of Pluto taken by the Hubble Space Telescope
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Age
          

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