Two questions I need answered asap.

1. what is the weight of the earth?

2. how much is the weight of fossil fuels burnerd and with loss of fossil fuels will the earth lose its balance in orbit?

What does this have to do with Bruce Klein III?

Here is the formula to derive approximated weight within 25 billion kg.

X#*(@x^3rd power)*multiply by light waves and add from TTY*bnx^**88

If only there was some way to search the web for, say, "mass of earth". Naw, that would never work.

And you second question shows such a complete lack of understanding of basic science that you're qualified to run pretty well any science-related department under Trump.

^^^ Hey Einstein why not just be kind and answer the question instead of insulting people that are trying to learn.

I ran a little experiment this morning. I figured that if a bathroom scale can weigh me on planet Earth it can weigh Earth on planet me. I tipped the scale upside down and stood on it. I found Earth weighs 210lbs. You will find Earth weighs your weight.

I took a dump and lost 2 pounds

And the earth gained 2 pounds"

Pondering the mass of earth is indeed an interesting subject and one that has been brought up in the past whilst a Public School Teacher in Fairfax County.
You see most of the Junior High School kids though little of anything beside playing with their phones during class exercises. I do remember assigning Jerome James------------

ALERT ALERT. I will have to finish later I am being summoned / must leave now.

When my ex-wife eats Taco Bell she speeds up the rotation of the planet with her explosive outgassing.

Burning fossil fuels doesn't yield particles that have escape velocity against Earth's gravity. This is why we have a greenhouse effect with CO2. It hangs around, and from a cosmic perspective, still counts as part of Earth's mass.

https://www.ptable.com/

Very few elements have escape velocity. Hydrogen and Helium definitely do. Properly accelerated, other elements and molecules can escape our atmosphere and beat gravity, but if they are coming out of typical exhaust sources, it won't happen.

escape velocity Wrote:
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> Burning fossil fuels doesn't yield particles that
> have escape velocity against Earth's gravity. This
> is why we have a greenhouse effect with CO2. It
> hangs around, and from a cosmic perspective, still
> counts as part of Earth's mass.
>
> https://www.ptable.com/
>
> Very few elements have escape velocity. Hydrogen
> and Helium definitely do. Properly accelerated,
> other elements and molecules can escape our
> atmosphere and beat gravity, but if they are
> coming out of typical exhaust sources, it won't
> happen.

and the fucking volcano in Hawaii is pumping tons of shit into the atmosphere....
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Jibjab Wrote:
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> ^^^ Hey Einstein why not just be kind and answer
> the question instead of insulting people that are
> trying to learn.

(1) Because I'm not doing OP's homework for it.
(2) Because it's better to learn to fish than to be given a fish.
(3) Because who wants a fish, anyway?

Our planet weighs exactly 1 Earth mass.

You're welcome.

Weight is relative to the force of gravity--> weight=mass * force of gravity

Mass is a scalar but weight is a vector

Since we understand weight relative to earth's gravity the question is meaningless in the context of earth's "weight"

I do love to suck me some juicy, fat cocks.

9.8 m /s^2