Superhuman Strength

## Introduction

Superhuman strength is the power to exert force and lift weights beyond what is physically possible for an ordinary human being. It is also a fictionalized representation of the phenomenon of hysterical strength. Alternate terms of superhuman strength have included **enhanced strength**, **super-strength** and **increased strength**.

In the real world, extraordinary strength can occur via science. A person can become stronger, tougher, and more physically powerful than would seem humanly possible when using enhancements such as **doping**, **substances** and **training**.

Reminders:

* The Physical Strength page has already provided explanations on understanding what superhuman strength is based on and how can it be applied for characters, so remember to always visit that page to learn more about it.

## Kilopounds to Boundless (Superhuman Strength)

* **Kilopounds:** 501 kg to 907.18474 kg
	+ 1.1045159335462 kip/kilopounds to 1 US ton
	+ Examples:
* **Tons:** 907.18474 kg to 907.18474 Mg
	+ 1 US ton to 1 US kiloton
	+ Examples: The mass of heavy vehicles; the mass of Big Ben's bell; the mass of the largest piece of a meteorite; the mass of all dinosaurs; the mass of a tank; the mass of a bulldozer; the mass of the International Space Station (ISS); the mass of a house; the mass of the world's heaviest aircraft (Antonov An-255).
* **Kilotons:** 907.18474 Mg to 907.18474 Gg
	+ 1 US kiloton to 1 US Megaton
	+ Examples: The mass of the largest animal in the world (blue whale); the mass of the largest skyscraper; the largest living tree by trunk volume; the mass of the largest ship; the mass of the heaviest train, etc.
* **Megatons:** 907.18474 Gg to 907.18474 Tg
	+ 1 US Megaton to 1 US Gigaton
	+ Examples: The mass of the human world population; the largest man-made buildings and structures (e.g. Palace of the Parliament and the Great Pyramid of Giza), etc.
* **Gigatons:** 907.18474 Tg to 907.18474 Pg
	+ 1 US Gigaton to 1 US Teraton
	+ Examples: The mass of comets; the mass of the heaviest mountains, etc.
* **Teratons:** 907.18474 Pg to 907.18474 Eg
	+ 1 US Teraton to 1 US Petaton
		- Examples: The mass of small asteroids; the mass of some of the smallest moons.
* **Petatons:** 907.18474 Eg to 907.18474 Zg (1 US Petaton to 1 US Exaton)
	+ Examples: The mass of the atmosphere of the Earth; the mass of the largest asteroids; the mass of Saturn's rings, etc.
* **Exatons:** 907.18474 Zg to 907.18474 Yg
	+ 1 US Exaton to 1 US Zettaton
	+ Examples: The mass of dwarf planets; the mass of Earth's oceans; the mass of the largest moons; the mass of the asteroid belt; the mass of the smallest planets, etc.
* **Zettatons:** 907.18474 Yg to 907.18474 Xg (907,184.74 Yg)
	+ 1 US Zettaton to 1 US Yottaton
	+ Examples: The mass of giant gaseous planets within the solar system
* **Yottatons:** 907.18474 Xg (907,184.74 Yg) to 907.18474 XKg (907,184,740 Yg)
	+ 1 US Yottaton to 1 US Ninaton
	+ Examples: The mass of the Sun; the mass that a solid object can reach before the gravitational collapse to a small star; the mass of the Oort Cloud; the masses of a few massive stars.
* **Ninatons:** 907.18474 XKg (907,184,740 Yg) to 907.18474 XMg (907,184,740,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Ninaton to 1 US Tenaton
	+ Examples: The most massive star in our universe (RMC 136a1); the mass of molecular clouds; the masses of some of the most massive types of stars; the mass of nebulas, etc.
* **Tenatons:** 907.18474 XMg (907,184,740,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XGg (907,184,740,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenaton to 1 US Tenakiloton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenakilotons:** 907.18474 XGg (907,184,740,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XTg (907,184,740,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenakiloton to 1 US Tenamegaton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenamegatons:** 907.18474 XTg (907,184,740,000,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XPg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenakiloton to 1 US Tenagigaton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenagigatons:** 907.18474 XPg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XEg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenagigaton to 1 US Tenateraton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenateratons:** 907.18474 XEg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XZg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenateraton to 1 US Tenapetaton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenapetatons:** 907.18474 XZg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XYg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenapetaton to 1 US Tenaexaton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenaexatons:** 907.18474 XYg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg) to 907.18474 XNg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg)
	+ 1 US Tenaexaton to 1 US Tenazettaton
	+ Examples:
* **Tenazettatons:** 907.18474 XNg (907,184,740,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Yg) to any finite number
	+ 1 US Tenazettaton to any finite number
	+ Examples:
* **Boundless** (Characters who have transcended 3rd-Dimensional limitations by having the physical capability of lifting anything regardless of its weight and in relation to their dimensionality. This also auto-applies for characters who are physically at Tier 2 and above)
	+ Examples: