Weird question but im just trying to the to the bottom of another question.
Has this been mentioned in any movie,comic or something ?|||200 quintillion ton...how much can a normal person lift? :p
Strength far exceeding that of a normal human or any other known animal. His strength allows him to fight off and even defeat beings far larger and stronger than himself. His punches, kicks, throws, landings, and pounces can make steel break. The upper limit of how much weight he can lift has ranged from entire planets to 200 quintillion tons. Explanations include being adapted to the heavier gravity of Krypton, and his muscles using the power of the solar energy which fuels all his abilities. Superman's stamina is also limitless (whilst he remains in yellow sunlight).|||No answers that make sense so far.
Truth is, it fluctuates. Originally, Superman was simply really strong. "Stronger than a locomotive". That's a lot more than a hundred men, actually.
But over time, it just got crazier and crazier. In the "Silver age", roundabout the late seventies, he could move planets. There is no comparison to the strength of a normal man that makes sense.
After the Crisis, specifically in the "Man of Steel" mini-series, his power was a little less extreme, but still immense. Equal to the strength of hundreds of people.
I'd say at least 500 people.|||After a little research superman peaks his lifting weight at around 100 tons
The max you can lift one time is around 38% of your bodyweight .. so maybe you can work it out from that.. i hate math :D|||50 Times since it says that he has the power of 50 men :)|||He has the strength of 100 men|||one thousand times|||no needle can get in superman's skin! That is how STRONG he is :) Have you seen movie called Hancock? Good movie!|||No, My opinion? 10,ooox cooler :)|||I would guess about 3x|||Not positive, But at least 10. And I'm talking Arnold kinda strong!
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