How it is calculated
The factors are averages, and they are rounded. For the Sun this is a notional pull at the photosphere, not a surface you could stand on.
Local weight = Earth weight × gravity factor
Where the numbers come from
- Weight on Earth — unit in the field: kg
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Example
70 kg on Earth is about 11,6 kg on the Moon, at a factor of 0,1656.
Questions
Why kilograms, not newtons?
That is how people compare weight day to day. Force in newtons is in the force converter.
Are weight and mass mixed up?
The mass stays 70 kg everywhere. What gets smaller is the pull of the planet.
Which result is the main one?
The one whose planet you chose. The others stay on the list anyway.