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Does a pound weigh a pound? - Answers

No. A pound is a measure of mass whereas the weight depends on the force of gravity acting on that mass. You can have a bunch of bananas with a mass of 1 pound. Their mass will remain 1 lb whereever, but they will weigh different amounts on the surface of the earth, on the moon (about a sixth), in outer space (near zero), on a neutron star (an enormous amount).



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No. A pound is a measure of mass whereas the weight depends on the force of gravity acting on that mass. You can have a bunch of bananas with a mass of 1 pound. Their mass will remain 1 lb whereever, but they will weigh different amounts on the surface of the earth, on the moon (about a sixth), in outer space (near zero), on a neutron star (an enormous amount).



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Does a pound weigh a pound? - Answers

No. A pound is a measure of mass whereas the weight depends on the force of gravity acting on that mass. You can have a bunch of bananas with a mass of 1 pound. Their mass will remain 1 lb whereever, but they will weigh different amounts on the surface of the earth, on the moon (about a sixth), in outer space (near zero), on a neutron star (an enormous amount).

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