SortStack #3073 — 2034-11-07
By weight · Order from lightest to heaviest.
- A single grain of table salt 60 µg
Salt crystals are near-perfect cubes because sodium and chloride ions lock into a rigid lattice — about a million grains fit in one cup.
- A McDonald's Big Mac 220 g
The Economist uses Big Mac prices to compare currency values worldwide — the famously tongue-in-cheek 'Big Mac Index'.
- A whole pineapple 1.2 kg
Pineapples take nearly two years to grow, and each plant produces just one fruit at a time.
- The FIFA World Cup Trophy 6.2 kg
Winners only keep a gold-plated replica; the 18-karat original stays with FIFA and gets each champion engraved on its base.
- A giant Pacific octopus 30 kg
It can squeeze its entire body through any gap larger than its beak — the only hard part it owns.
- A fully loaded 18-wheeler semi-truck 36 t
Fully loaded, a semi needs about 40% more stopping distance than a car — which is why truckers leave that gap you keep filling.