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One way of organizing things in the physical world is by their size. The pages below contain lists of items that are of the same order of magnitude in length, area, volume, or mass. This is useful for getting an intuitive sense of the comparative size of things and the overall scale of the universe.
(In the above table the different quantities are lined up so that the following are in the same row: area of a square and the length of one side, volume of a cubes and the area of one face, mass of some water and its volume.)