Answer to Question #138382 in Physics for Angelo Hosef

Question #138382

What is true about the mass of an astronaut on Earth and in space if an object has a mass of 50kg?

Expert's answer

The weight of an astronaut is

"W=mg=(50)(9.8)=490\\ N"

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