Your weight on other planets
Set your mass, then tap a world. Your mass never changes, but the pull of gravity does, so the number on the scale would be very different.
Just over a third of Earth's gravity. You could jump nearly three times as high.
Weight = mass × gravity (W = m g). Your mass stays 50 kg everywhere; the pull on it changes from world to world.
Bigger, denser worlds pull harder. Jupiter has 318 times Earth's mass, but it is so wide that at its cloud tops the pull is only 2.5 times ours.
Mass is how much stuff you are made of, in kg. Weight is the force gravity puts on that mass, in newtons. Bathroom scales measure force but print it as kg.
On the space station you'd read zero, not because gravity is gone (it's 90% as strong) but because you and the scale are falling together.