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MG TNT Joule
0.0 15 g 63 kJ
0.2 30 g 130 kJ Large hand grenade
0.5 85 g 360 kJ
1.0 480 g 2.0 MJ Small construction site blast
1.5 2.7 kg 11 MJ
2.0 15 kg 63 MJ
2.5 85 kg 360 MJ
3.0 480 kg 2.0 GJ
3.5 2.7 metric tons 11 GJ PEPCON fuel plant explosion, 1988
3.87 9.5 metric tons 40 GJ Explosion at Chernobyl nuclear power plant, 1986
3.91 11 metric tons 46 GJ Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb
4.0 15 metric tons 63 GJ
4.3 43 metric tons 180 GJ Kent Earthquake (Britain), 2007
4.5 85 metric tons 360 GJ Tajikistan earthquake, 2006
5.0 480 metric tons 2.0 TJ Lincolnshire earthquake (UK), 2008
5.5 2.7 kilotons 11 TJ Little Skull Mtn. earthquake (Nevada, USA), 1992
5.6 3.8 kilotons 16 TJ Newcastle Earthquake Australia, 1989
6.0 15 kilotons 63 TJ Double Spring Flat earthquake (Nevada, USA), 1994
6.3 43 kilotons 180 TJ MW Rhodes earthquake (Greece), 2008
6.4 60 kilotons 250 TJ Kaohsiung earthquake (Taiwan), 2010
6.5 85 kilotons 360 TJ MS Caracas earthquake (Venezuela), 1967
6.6 120 kilotons 500 TJ MW San Fernando earthquake (California, USA), 1971
6.7 170 kilotons 710 TJ MW Northridge earthquake (California, USA), 1994
6.8 240 kilotons 1.0 PJ MW Nisqually earthquake (Anderson Island, WA), 2001
6.9 340 kilotons 1.4 PJ MW San Francisco Bay Area earthquake (California, USA), 1989
7.0 480 kilotons 2.0 PJ MW Java earthquake (Indonesia), 2009
7.1 680 kilotons 2.8 PJ MW Messina earthquake (Italy), 1908
7.2 950 kilotons 4.0 PJ Vrancea earthquake (Romania), 1977
7.5 2.7 megatons 11 PJ MW Kashmir earthquake (Pakistan), 2005
7.6 3.8 megatons 16 PJ MW Gujarat earthquake (India), 2001
7.7 5.4 megatons 22 PJ MW Sumatra earthquake (Indonesia), 2010
7.8 7.6 megatons 32 PJ MW Tangshan earthquake (China), 1976
7.9 10-15 megatons 42-63 PJ Tunguska event
8.0 15 megatons 63 PJ MS Mino-Owari earthquake (Japan), 1891
8.1 21 megatons 89 PJ México City earthquake (Mexico), 1985
8.35 50 megatons 210 PJ Tsar Bomba - Largest thermonuclear weapon ever tested
8.5 85 megatons 360 PJ MW Sumatra earthquake (Indonesia), 2007
8.7 170 megatons 710 PJ MW Sumatra earthquake (Indonesia), 2005
8.75 200 megatons 840 PJ Krakatoa 1883
8.8 240 megatons. 1.0 EJ MW Chile earthquake, 2010,
9.0 480 megatons 2.0 EJ MW Lisbon earthquake (Portugal), All Saints Day, 1755
9.15 800 megatons 3.3 EJ Toba eruption 75,000 years ago; among the largest known volcanic events.[23]
9.2 950 megatons 4.0 EJ MW Anchorage earthquake (Alaska, USA), 1964
9.5 2.7 gigatons 11 EJ MW Valdivia earthquake (Chile), 1960
10.0 15 gigatons 63 EJ Never recorded
12.55 100 teratons 420 ZJ Yucatán Peninsula impact (creating Chicxulub crater) 65 Ma ago
32 1.5×1043 tons 6.3×1052 J
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