How much does the moon weigh?

It is in space, thus weightless.

Superman could move it. Piccolo blew it up once. Couple billion tons at most.

Like 1000 tons I think

About the same as a HenWay.

if you could defeat the gravity Earth is exerting on it.

789.456.345.343.235.55 tons

if it were put in water it would float

when you find out let us all know the answer.

it is in space it does not have weight but it has mass

You have to focus more on mass than weight, you're in a no gravity situation after all...

WHO freakin know who knows...

*man is born into a world soon to destoyed by sabitahgz. man knows no mortal power will stand against the sabat2ers. in blind desperation and blind luck man finds a new deminsion. man leaves the dying planet to learn of the new deminsion. man has returned. :)

Well, Wensleydale has a density of about 1.07g/cm3.

So if we can find some dimensions of the moon we can figure out how much it weighs. Unless of course its made of cheddar, then fuck knows.

The moon is weightless because there is no gravity in space.

Nothing

It has no weight....it would be measured by mass.
Use the mass to calculate the force required based on the gravitational pull of the Earth.


The mass of the moon is about 7.3459x10^22 kg.
The orbital speed of the moon is 1020 m/s.
The amount of Kinetic Energy it would take to alter the moons orbit would be calculated with the Kinetic Energy formula KE = (1/2)(m)(v2).

So, 0.5 x 7.3459x10^22 x 1020^2 = 3.803x10^28 Joules required.


Translated to "GLP tard".....a FARKING LOT of energy is required.



Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 03/07/2015 08:27 PM

ok where did you stuff your MIND?

the earth is also in space..... and yet we can and do weigh stuff....

weight is relative to the attractor, usually the providing planet dominates that.

it weighs a lot

if it weighs nothing, then you should be able to balance it on your finger

a few stones more than you can lift friend.

Poop

The specific gravity of the moon is 3.3

Water has a specific gravity of one.

the moon will not float on water!

Your mom weighs more

If a powerful ion engine with a reasonable fuel supply was optimally placed using solar power and turned on and off at the correct time, eventually, after a few million years, it might nudge the moon out of orbit.

Reasonable fuel supply would be described as "lake michigan"