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Not really, because the feather is too light to be accurately measured with an instrument indicating in kg.; it probably wouldn't even move the scale, therefore no reading, therefore no measurement!

An adult human being could have their weight measured in kilograms, but a feather would more reasonably be measured in grams or perhaps milligrams. The weight of a feather could be expressed in kilograms, if it were first weighed by a sensitive instrument measuring in milligrams and then move the decimal point to express that measurement in kg. instead of mg., but most instruments used to weigh things in kilograms would likely not be accurate enough to weigh down to 0.001 or so kg.

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