Lifting Strength

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## Rankings

* Human
* Number Classes
* Letter Classes
* Cosmological
* Potent Classes

* Below Average
* Average
* Above Average
* Enhanced Human
* Advanced Human
* Superhuman

The force of a relatively weak human can exert.

* 50 kilograms (kg)/110 pounds (lbs)

* 490 newtons of force

The force a human by average can lift

* 50 to 80 kg/110 to 176 lbs

* 490 to 784 newtons

The lifting strength human of peak normal condition can exert.

* 80 - 120 kg/176 - 264 lbs

* .784 - 1.177 kilonewtons

A human that has reached a new level past average.

* 120 - 227 kg/264 - 610 lbs

* 1.177 - 2.226 kilonewtons

A human that has reached the peak condition a normal human can reach.

* 227 - 545 kg/610 - 1201 lbs

* 2.226 - 5.348 kilonewtons

Any level above advanced human level that does not have an exact value. Feats should be used to calculate it.

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* Class 1
* Class 5
* Class 10
* Class 25
* Class 50
* Class 100

Or Super Class. The absolute peak humanity has achieved for lifting strength.

* 545 - 1000 kg/1201 - 2204 lbs

* 5.348 - 9.81 kilonewtons

Or Vehicular Class. The capability of lifting the average light/medium-weighted vehicles.

* 1 - 5 tons

* 9.81 - 49.05 kilonewtons

Or Behemoth Class. The weight of large creatures, such as an elephant.

* 5 - 10 tons

* 49.05 - 98.1 kilonewtons

Or Yacht Class. The weight of A large motorboat.

* 10 - 25 tons

* 98.1 - 245.25 kilonewtons

Or Massive Vehicular Class. The weight of a semi-truck.

* 25 - 50 tons

* 245.25 - 490.5 kilonewtons

Or Tank Class. The weight of a tank, obviously.

* 50 - 100 tons

* 490.5 - 981 kilonewtons

* Class K
* Class M
* Class G
* Class T
* Class P
* Class E
* Class Z
* Class Y

Or Leviathan Class. The weight of the blue whale, the largest creature on Earth.

* .1 - 1 kilotons

* .981 - 9.81 meganewtons

Or Armanda Class. The weight of the largest navycraft.

* 1 kilotons - 100 megatons

* 9.81 meganewtons -  petanewtons

Or Skyscraper Class. The weight of the heaviest man-made structures.

* 100 megatons - 10 gigatons

* 9.81 petanewtons - exanewtons

Or Cascade Class. The weight of the heaviest mountains.

* 10 gigatons - teratons

* 9.81 exanewtons - zettanewtons

Or Asteroid Class. The weight of small asteroids.

* 10 teratons - petatons

* 9.81 zettanewtons - yottanewtons

Or Exo Class. The weight of the collective atmosphere of earth.

* 10 petatons - exatons

* 9.81 yottanewtons - ninanewtons

Or Planetary Class. The weight of small planets.

* 10 exatons - zettatons

* 9.81 ninanewtons - tenanewtons

Or Colossus Class. The weight of a large planet.

* 10 zettatons - yottatons

* 9.81 tenanewtons - tenafoenewtons

* Pre-Stellar
* Stellar
* Multi-Stellar
* Galactic
* Multi-Galactic
* Universal

Or Cosmos Class. The weight a solid object can reach before becoming a star.

* 10 yottatons - 200 yottatons

* 9.81 tenafoenewtons - 1.962 teranewtons

The weight of smaller stars.

* 200 yottatons - 397.7 ninatons

* 1.962 teranewtons - 3.9 terazettanewtons

The weight of the theoretical amount of stars in the galaxy.

* 397.7 ninatons - 1.6 tenatons

* 3.9 terazettanewtons - 15.69 tenaexanewtons

The weight of the Milky Way to the most massive galaxy.

* 1.6 tenatons - 60 tenatons

* 15.69 tenaexanewtons - 588.6 tenaexanewtons

The weight of the most massive galaxy up to the mass of the observable universe.

* 60 tenatons - 15 terazettatons

* 588.6 tenaenanewtons - 1.4715 septendecillion newtons

The mass of the observable universe.

* 15 terazettatons

* 1.4715 septendecillion newtons

* Class 1
* Class 5
* Class 10
* Class 25
* Class 50
* Class 100

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