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Would the earths mass weigh more a million years from now ignoring outside factors, or stay the same?
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- ?Lv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
Earth loses roughly 50,000 tons of mass every year, because hydrogen and helium loss to the solar wind is greater than that gained from incoming space debris. So, barring a major asteroid impact during that time, Earth will be around 50 million kilotons lighter in a million years. That's around 4.53601e13 kilograms, roughly the mass of the small Saturnian satellite Pallene, if I have my numbers right, which is never entirely certain.
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- Anonymous6 years ago
Stay the same, nothing significant is coming or going from the Earth.
