Also depends on how much mass the weighed object has so not constant based on the position alone. But 9.81 or 9.8 is generally accepted as the acceleration due to gravity on earth. F=Gm1m2/r^2 if you’d like to be extra specific.

Kilogram is not the metric unit of weight, it’s mass. 1 liter of water has mass of 1kg. 1kg of water weighs 9.81 newtons - at least on earth. Newton is the metric unit of weight.

Just a heavy coat of spray tan.

Could call it national socialism.

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Maybe just stupid.

One part oxygen, two parts hydrogen and squeeze.

Much better explanation than my off the cuff attempt, great added detail.

Salt brine is highly corrosive to anything in contact with it so it is difficult to move, and in high concentrations wreaks absolute havoc in surrounding ecosystems. There’s a reason the phrase ‘salting the earth’ doesn’t have a good connotation. Desalination on a small scale might not seem like an issue but when dealing with the waste at scale becomes a bigger issue than even the energy cost to perform.

I remember seeing this in a Beavis and Butthead episode on MTV when I was around 4th grade. It definitely left a resounding impact on my musical taste over the last 30 years.