Physics, 13.12.2019 18:31, prestontu8883

You're the first person to visit mars and you've just met a group of martian schoolchildren. they are playing street hockey with parts from the mars polar lander and, after years of watching star trek reruns, they are fluent in english. one of them asks you how your weight and mass have changed since you left earth. you take a moment to measure both and reply correctly that

(a) your weight is essentially unchanged but your mass is less than on earth.
(b) your mass is essentially unchanged but your weight is less than on earth.
(c) your weight and mass have both changed significantly.
(d) neither your weight nor your mass have changed much.

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