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Newton What is it? A Newton is a unit used to measure force. One Newton is equal to the weight of 100 grams. Give me an example! Newtons are a handy standard for comparing how much force is required to do different tasks. For example, it probably takes more Newtons to haul a diesel locomotive down the track than it does to pick up a penny! Copyright ©2010, PCS Edventures, Inc. All Rights Reserved.