Admit it, you're curious. Everyone is. Exactly how much would you weigh if you were standing on the surface of the sun? Nevermind the fact that you would be sub-atomized in nanoseconds, exactly how much would you weigh in those brief nanoseconds? What about on Jupiter, the largest gas giant in the solar system? Or perhaps you want to reassure yourself by seeing how little you weigh on Pluto, the tiny ball of ice at the edge of our known solar system?

Space Scale is simply that, a program that tells you how much you (or any other conceivable object) weighs on the other celestial bodies, including the sun and the moon. But that's not all - it can also be used as a quick converter between different units of measurement, and as a small reference about our friends up in the sky.


Ready to grab it? Great! Just make sure you have Stuffit Expander 5 or better from Aladdin before you try and download. By the way, Space Scale only works on older Macs that support "classic" mode. There's no way it will work on the newest Macs. Sorry!

Space Scale PPC (Stuffit 5, Binhex, 200k)
Space Scale 68k (Stuffit 5, Binhex, 200k)


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