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1. Our first traveler is a 175 pound man making a short trip to the Moon. Which of these things would be closest to his weight there?
2. Off to Venus! This traveler, on Earth, is the original 98 pound weakling. On Venus, what would he be called?
3. Now we're going to Pluto, which once was a planet. An average six year old boy would weigh the same on Pluto as which of these?
4. A 120 pound woman takes a break from FunTrivia to journey to the second largest moon in the solar system, Titan. After taking a moment to admire Saturn's rings, she hops on a scale and finds out she weighs about the same as which of these?
5. Now, a 250 pound man is off to mighty Jupiter. What animal would he be closest to in weight on that planet?
6. An average size sumo wrestler has decided to take in the scenery on the Sun. He goes at night so he won't burn his feet. He finds his weight is now about the same as what?
7. Our 150 pound basketball player is taking a break from her game to visit the most volcanically active body in the solar system, Jupiter's moon Io. To what would her weight there be closest?
8. An NFL lineman weighing 300 pounds is off to the location in the solar system where his weight would be the closest to his weight on Earth. Where is he?
9. There's only one dwarf planet in the inner solar system, and our 255 pound accountant steps away from his desk to take a gander at Ceres. He feels light on his feet, in fact, as light as which of these?
10. Knowing that travel broadens one, our average size third grader doesn't feel too bad about playing hooky to visit a moon thought to contain large amounts of liquid water. On Europa, our 65 pound student would weigh the same as which of these?
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