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My parrot has a mass of 1.33kg, what is it's weight here on earth

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Answer:

Your parrot, from earth, that weighs 1.33kg is 1.33kg on earth. as far as i'm aware there is only one earth and everything always weighs the same on one planet as it did on that same planet.

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My parrot has a mass of 1.33kg, what is it's weight here on earth