Thermometer for the second part of question
Mass is a property of an object, a cloud of gas, a puddle of liquid, or a lump of goo, and doesn't necessarily change when the object moves to a different location or environment. It depends only on the object itself.
Weight is completely a product of what else is in the nearby location,so it can easily change. It's the result of the gravitational forces between <em>two</em> objects . . . the first one with the constant mass, and <em>another one</em> that also has mass. The forces between them, and therefore the weight, depend on <u>both</u> masses, AND on the distance between them.
We ran out of fuel would be the correct answer - gas is too <span>ambiguous and could be understood and gasoline.</span>
Energy flows with kinetic energy
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<em>Radiation is energy that comes from a source and travels through space and may be able to penetrate various materials. Light, radio, and microwaves are types of radiation that are called nonionizing.</em>
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