Worlds heaviest objects.

Weight is the amount of force acting on certain objects usually determined by gravity. Typically bigger the object the heavier it is.

Here is the list of Top heaviest things in the world
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1. ZIL-41052 LIMOUSINE

                                                   ZIL-41052 LIMOUSINE

 This limousine is one of the heaviest cars ever produced. Fully loaded it weighs about 5.5 Tonnes. There is a reason why this limousine was armored. It was used to transport Soviet leaders and statesmen until 2002. The last Soviet leaders Mikhail Gorbachev and Gennady yanayev reportedly loved these cars

2. PANZER VIII MAUS

 
                              PANZER VIII MAUS

In 1944 during WWII Nazi Germany was quickly losing ground in Europe. To fight back, the Germans needed some serious firepower. So they introduced the PANZER VIII MAUS. The heaviest tank ever produced. This beast weighed a huge 188 Tonnes and had 6 men crew. However, MAUS never saw the battle and only two units were made.

                                                    PANZER VIII MAUS

3. 2-8-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE

                                                          2-8-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE

In 1928 the 2-8-8-4 became the largest steam locomotive ever created. It weighs 515 tonnes. However, as the year went on and planes became the most common way to travel long distances trains feel out of fashion. And many of the engines were scrapped for parts. Only a few of these steam locomotives survived.


4. ANTONOV AN-225 MRIYA

                                                    ANTONOV AN-225 MRIYA

In 1985 the soviet union unveiled the Antonov An-225 Mriya. The heaviest aircraft ever created. The plane was designed to lift massive cargo like the Buran. The Antonov can have a maximum takeoff weight of 640 tonnes.


5. BELAZ 75710

                                                                           BELAZ 75710

The crazy is at it again. In 2013 Belarus introduced the Belaz 75710 truck. The heaviest truck in the world. The dump truck stands at 8.1 m tall and can carry nearly a million pounds of payload. Which means a whopping 725 tonnes at full capacity. Imagine seeing this thing coming down the street


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