Dyne
A dyne (symbol dyn) was a unit of measurement defined as the force that accelerated a mass of one gram at the rate of one centimeter per second squared. One dyne was equal to 2.2481 pounds of force, or 10−5 newtons.

Comparative list of force 
1 microdyne = 1 millionth of a dyne
 During an examination of a protouniverse, Jadzia Dax ordered the Deep Space 9 computer to set the energy flux resolution of a quantometer probe to point one microdyne. ()

1 kilodyne = 1 thousand dynes
 The Doctor's bio-temporal chamber produced a field stress of 25 kilodynes during the initial test on Kes, before raising it to 30 kilodynes. () 
 The integrity field stress caused by the  attempting to escape from the cosmic string fragment exceeded 82 million kilodynes. ()

1 teradyne = 1 trillion dynes
 A Borg transwarp coil required a minimum of 30 teradynes to maintain a transwarp conduit, which was more than could be provided by the s emergency power. ()
 During their encounter with a binary pulsar the 's hull stress was noted at 45 teradynes and rising, eventually exceeding the vessel's designed maximum tolerance. ()
 The warp core of the USS Voyager was "fueled by a matter/antimatter reaction, which produces a maximum output of  4,000 teradynes per second providing faster-than-light propulsion." ()
 The MIDAS array could direct a tachyon beam onto a pulsar which could produce gravimetric surges of 5 million teradynes. ()

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