Would I be stronger on the Moon?

Yes — your muscles are adapted to Earth's gravity (1g). On the Moon (0.165g), you would feel much lighter and could jump approximately 6 times higher.

Why is Saturn's gravity close to Earth's?

Saturn is much larger than Earth but is very low density (it could float on water). Its surface gravity ends up close to Earth's despite its enormous size.

Would I survive on Jupiter?

No. Jupiter has no solid surface and its atmosphere has crushing pressure. Even setting aside the lack of a surface, the gravity at cloud-top level is 2.5× Earth's — far above what humans could tolerate.

Weight on Other Planets Calculator

The Weight on Other Planets Calculator shows how much you would weigh on every planet in our solar system (plus the Moon). Weight is a force — it depends on the local gravitational acceleration. Jupiter's gravity is 2.5 times Earth's, so you'd weigh 2.5 times more there. On the Moon, you'd weigh just one-sixth of your Earth weight.

Your Weight on Earth(kg)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Weight = mass × gravitational acceleration. Your mass stays the same wherever you go, but the gravitational pull differs by planet. A heavier/denser planet has stronger gravity.

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