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In common parlance, '''mass''' is [[weight]], but in [[science]], mass is a measurement of an object's [[inertia]], or resistance to acceleration. It can also be described as the degree to which an object bends space-time around it, according to the [[Theory of Relativity]].  One of the unsolved mysteries of [[physics]] is the origin of the rest-masses of the various particles. This origin is believed to be related to the [[Higgs boson]], which was discovered by the LHC at CERN to have a mass of around 126 GeV in 2012.<ref>https://home.cern/topics/higgs-boson</ref>

In common parlance, '''mass''' is [[weight]], but in [[science]], mass is a measurement of an object's [[inertia]], or resistance to [[acceleration]]. It can also be described as the degree to which an object bends space-time around it, according to the [[Theory of Relativity]].  One of the unsolved mysteries of [[physics]] is the origin of the [[rest mass|rest-masses]] of the various particles. This origin is believed to be related to the [[Higgs boson]], which was discovered by the LHC at CERN to have a mass of around 126 GeV in 2012.<ref>https://home.cern/topics/higgs-boson</ref>

The scientific measure of weight is mass times acceleration due to [[gravity]].

The scientific measure of weight, <math>w</math> is:

 

 

where <math>g</math> is the acceleration due to [[gravity]]

==See also==

==See also==