Gravity Converter

Convert between gravitational acceleration units and compare gravity on different celestial bodies

Weight Value:

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Weight on Moon:

11.6 kg

6.02× lighter than on Earth

Source:

Earth

(1.00g)

Destination:

Moon

(0.17g)

Common Gravity Conversions

Gravity Facts

Weight is actually a measure of the gravitational force on your mass.
Your mass stays the same everywhere in the universe, but your weight changes depending on gravity.
On the Moon, you could jump about 6 times higher than on Earth due to lower gravity.
Jupiter has the strongest gravitational pull of all planets, about 2.4 times that of Earth.
The Sun's gravity is so strong it keeps all the planets in our solar system in orbit.

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Gravity Visualization

Weight Comparison

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Earth

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Moon

You would feel 6.0× lighter

Did you know?

The weight you experience is actually the force of gravity pulling on your mass. While your mass stays the same throughout the universe, your weight changes with gravity.

About the Gravity Converter

Convert between gravitational acceleration units and compare gravity on different celestial bodies All conversions run instantly in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to a server.

Common Conversion Formulas

From	To	Formula
Earth Gravity (g)	Other Planet Gravity	Planet Gravity = Earth Gravity × (Planet g-force)
Weight on Earth	Weight on Planet	Weight on Planet = Weight on Earth × (Planet g-force)
Kilograms (kg)	Newtons (N) on Earth	N = kg × 9.81