SortStack #3451 — 2035-11-20
By weight · Order from lightest to heaviest.
- A single kernel of corn 300 mg
Each kernel is botanically a complete fruit, and a typical ear carries an even number of rows — most often sixteen.
- A modern US penny 2.5 g
Pennies have been mostly zinc since 1982 — only the thin outer coating is actually copper.
- An adult male wild boar 90 kg
Wild boars are thriving so well they have spread or been introduced to every continent except Antarctica.
- A Harley-Davidson Road King motorcycle 365 kg
Harley once tried to trademark its V-twin engine's 'potato-potato' exhaust rumble, then dropped the case in 2000.
- The Statue of Liberty 204 t
Her copper skin is only about as thick as two pennies; the green color is a patina that took roughly 30 years to develop.
- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, fully fueled on the launch pad 549 t
More than 95% of that is propellant; the reusable first-stage booster lands weighing almost nothing by comparison.