Kilogram

A kilogram (kg) or kilo was a unit of mass, taken from the metric system, equal to 1,000 grams (g), 1 million milligrams (mg), or 1 trillion micrograms (µg). Other units derived from the kilogram include kilogram per cubic centimeter (density) or kilograms per minute (flow rate).
== Comparative units of mass ==
* Nine-year old Lucille Harewood's weight was given as 24.95 kilograms on her medical status display at Royal Children's Hospital in an alternate reality 2259. ()
* In 3189, an atomic scan of s musculoskeletal system revealed that she had a lean mass of 19.9 kilograms and a total lean mass of 40.1 kilograms. ()
* At the time of his supposed death in 2152, Travis Mayweather weighed 72 kilograms. () The Retellian, Plinn also weighed 72 kilograms. ()
* The Soong-type android Data weighed 100 kilograms. ()
* When Worf de-evolved in 2370 aboard the , he registered in at approximately 200 kilograms. ()
* The hybrid Nomad/Tan Ru probe weighed 500 kilograms. ()
== See also ==
* Anti-kilo
* Kilogram per cubic centimeter
* Kilograms per minute
== External link ==
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Category:Measurements
Category:Medical measurements