How much does a International Space Station weigh?
Typical weight
419.7 t
That is 925,000 lb, or 420,000 kg.
A crewed orbital laboratory assembled from 1998, orbiting at about 400 km and circling the Earth every 90 minutes.
How that compares
International Space Station against things of a similar mass.
Christ the Redeemer 635 t
Airbus A380 277–575 t
Falcon 9 549.1 t
International Space Station 419.7 t
Boeing 747 178.8–412.8 t
Wind turbine 150–700 t
Statue of Liberty 204 t
Blue whale 50–190 t
More about International Space Station
- How much does a International Space Station cost? 150,000,000,000 $
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Common questions
- How much does International Space Station weigh?
- International Space Station weighs 419.7 t (925,000 lb).
Related pages
- How much does a International Space Station cost? 150,000,000,000 $
- How much does a Space Shuttle weigh? 78–2,030 t
- How much does a Saturn V weigh? 2,970 t
- How much does a Hubble Space Telescope weigh? 11.11 t
- How much does a Falcon 9 weigh? 549.1 t
- International Space Station vs Boeing 747 Side by side
- International Space Station vs Airbus A380 Side by side
- International Space Station vs Space Shuttle Side by side
- International Space Station vs Falcon 9 Side by side
- International Space Station vs Saturn V Side by side
Sources
- NASA — National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Public domain (US Government))