Kilogram
A kilogram (kg) or kilo was a unit of mass, taken from the metric system, equal to 1,000 grams (g), 1 million milligrams (mg), or 1 trillion micrograms (µg). Other units derived from the kilogram include kilogram per cubic centimeter (density) or kilograms per minute (flow rate).

Comparative units of mass 
 Nine-year old Lucille Harewood's weight was given as 24.95 kilograms on her medical status display at Royal Children's Hospital in an alternate reality 2259. ()

 In 3189, an atomic scan of s musculoskeletal system revealed that she had a  lean mass of 19.9 kilograms and a total lean mass of 40.1 kilograms. ()

 At the time of his supposed death in 2152, Travis Mayweather weighed 72 kilograms. () The Retellian, Plinn also weighed 72 kilograms. ()

 The Soong-type android Data weighed 100 kilograms. ()

 When Worf de-evolved in 2370 aboard the , he registered in at approximately 200 kilograms. ()

 The hybrid Nomad/Tan Ru probe weighed 500 kilograms. ()

See also 
 Anti-kilo
 Kilogram per cubic centimeter
 Kilograms per minute

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Measurements
Medical measurements