The ISS Is Leaking Air–and NASA and Russia Can't Agree Why
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How, in a gravity free environment, do you weigh air?
I would assume - knowing literally nothing about it - that the internal atmosphere is constantly monitored. That monitoring detects a change and a lowering of 'air' and so releases 'air' from a reserve and it is the weight of _that_ which is the measurement?
You can calculate loss of air mass (not weight) by measuring pressure loss within a known volume (i.e. a space station module).
This pressure differential corresponds to a certain volume of air which in turn corresponds to a particular weight back on earth.