Saturn cloud-top gravity force on a 70 kg person
This is the gravitational force that Saturn would exert on a 70 kg person located at the level of its visible cloud tops.
Also known as: 70 kg person weight on Saturn
How big is it?
730.8 N · force at conventional cloud-top gravity
Force at conventional cloud-top gravity · derived
Typical recorded range: 720 N to 740 N.
A little perspective
Saturn cloud-top gravity force on a 70 kg person vs Weight of a 70 kg person: weight comparison
The weight of a 70 kg person at Saturn’s cloud tops is about 1.06 times the weight of a 70 kg person.
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This is the gravitational force that Saturn would exert on a 70 kg person located at the level of its visible cloud tops.
This is the downward force exerted by gravity on an average adult human.
Measurements, assumptions & sources +
Saturn cloud-top gravity force on a 70 kg person
Force at conventional cloud-top gravity: 730.8 N; derived; range 720 N–740 N.
A 70 kg comparison person experiences about 730.8 N using Saturn’s conventional 10.44 m/s² atmospheric gravity. Saturn has no solid surface, and gravity changes with reference level and latitude.
The marked force at conventional cloud-top gravity is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.
Weight of a 70 kg person
Weight: 686.5 N; example.
A 70 kg person at standard Earth gravity. This is force in newtons, not a different mass.
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Why we use 730.8 N
We compare the weight of a 70 kg person at Saturn’s cloud tops. The measurement is labelled derived. Check the source notes for its basis. The recorded range is 720 N to 740 N.
A 70 kg comparison person experiences about 730.8 N using Saturn’s conventional 10.44 m/s² atmospheric gravity. Saturn has no solid surface, and gravity changes with reference level and latitude.
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Recorded properties
Dimensions and measurements
| Property | Selected value | Recorded range | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 730.8 N | 720 N to 740 N | derived |
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- NASA — Planet CompareConventional surface gravities; giant-planet values refer to an atmospheric reference level. Earth uses standard gravity, 9.80665 m/s².
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