21 Size Comparisons With Humans For Scale.

Nathan Johnson Published 09/13/2021 in wow

Sometimes you need a human for scale.

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Quartz crystal cluster on display in a museum in Namibia. This is the world’s largest quartz cluster, it was discovered in 1985 at the bottom of a 45-meter deep cave in the Otjua mine near Karibib in Namibia. It weighs 14,100 kg and took three years to excavate and remove.
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Me a few years ago standing next to cars in Italy (I’m 6’5″)
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Sleeps 12
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Bethlehem Steel, the factory that built NYC
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Ladies and gentlemen, this is it! The world’s longest limo was built in Burbank, California by Jay Ohrberg, and it measures an amazing 100-feet long. It has 26 wheels and two driver cabins, but that’s not all. It also features: A spa, a swimming pool, a king-size bed, and a helipad.
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A new offshore fish farm during transport to Norway. Humans can be seen on the deck of the ship. The farm is 110m wide, 68m high, contains 250 000 cubic meters in volume and can mature up to 1.5 million fish in just 14 months.
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Russian radar structure.
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My 7 year old next to a 1999 Ford Bigfoot truck.
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The M1070 HET, the largest land vehicle the U.S. Army operates. It hauls M1 Abrams MBTs.
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Curiosity rover on the right next to Spirit/Opportunity (2004) and Sojourner (1997)
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Just a friendly moose.
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Top view of Lantau in Hong Kong.
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Baby gastropod vs human finger.
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Those are pretty big garlic cloves.
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1983, NASA/Houston. Saturn 5. My mom and me.
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General Electric Widescreen 1000
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Barrel in Kornhauskeller, Bern, Switzerland
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Oldest door still in use in Rome, at the Pantheon. Cast in bronze for emperor Hadrian’s rebuilding, it dates from about 115 AD. Each door is solid bronze 2.3 m wide & 7.5 m high, yet so well balanced they can be pushed or pulled open easily by one person.
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Starved Rock State Park – Illinois
20.
Antarctica’s Frozen Waves
21.
Giant sunflower with human for scale.

1.
Quartz crystal cluster on display in a museum in Namibia. This is the world’s largest quartz cluster, it was discovered in 1985 at the bottom of a 45-meter deep cave in the Otjua mine near Karibib in Namibia. It weighs 14,100 kg and took three years to excavate and remove.
2.
Me a few years ago standing next to cars in Italy (I’m 6’5″)
3.
Sleeps 12
4.
Bethlehem Steel, the factory that built NYC
5.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is it! The world’s longest limo was built in Burbank, California by Jay Ohrberg, and it measures an amazing 100-feet long. It has 26 wheels and two driver cabins, but that’s not all. It also features: A spa, a swimming pool, a king-size bed, and a helipad.
6.
A new offshore fish farm during transport to Norway. Humans can be seen on the deck of the ship. The farm is 110m wide, 68m high, contains 250 000 cubic meters in volume and can mature up to 1.5 million fish in just 14 months.
7.
Russian radar structure.
8.
My 7 year old next to a 1999 Ford Bigfoot truck.
9.
The M1070 HET, the largest land vehicle the U.S. Army operates. It hauls M1 Abrams MBTs.
10.
Curiosity rover on the right next to Spirit/Opportunity (2004) and Sojourner (1997)
11.
Just a friendly moose.
12.
Top view of Lantau in Hong Kong.
13.
Baby gastropod vs human finger.
14.
Those are pretty big garlic cloves.
15.
1983, NASA/Houston. Saturn 5. My mom and me.
16.
General Electric Widescreen 1000
17.
Barrel in Kornhauskeller, Bern, Switzerland
18.
Oldest door still in use in Rome, at the Pantheon. Cast in bronze for emperor Hadrian’s rebuilding, it dates from about 115 AD. Each door is solid bronze 2.3 m wide & 7.5 m high, yet so well balanced they can be pushed or pulled open easily by one person.
19.
Starved Rock State Park – Illinois
20.
Antarctica’s Frozen Waves
21.
Giant sunflower with human for scale.

Quartz crystal cluster on display in a museum in Namibia. This is the world’s largest quartz cluster, it was discovered in 1985 at the bottom of a 45-meter deep cave in the Otjua mine near Karibib in Namibia. It weighs 14,100 kg and took three years to excavate and remove.

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1. Quartz crystal cluster on display in a museum in Namibia. This is the world’s largest quartz cluster, it was discovered in 1985 at the bottom of a 45-meter deep cave in the Otjua mine near Karibib in Namibia. It weighs 14,100 kg and took three years to excavate and remove.

2. Me a few years ago standing next to cars in Italy (I’m 6’5″)

3. Sleeps 12

4. Bethlehem Steel, the factory that built NYC

5. Ladies and gentlemen, this is it! The world’s longest limo was built in Burbank, California by Jay Ohrberg, and it measures an amazing 100-feet long. It has 26 wheels and two driver cabins, but that’s not all. It also features: A spa, a swimming pool, a king-size bed, and a helipad.

6. A new offshore fish farm during transport to Norway. Humans can be seen on the deck of the ship. The farm is 110m wide, 68m high, contains 250 000 cubic meters in volume and can mature up to 1.5 million fish in just 14 months.

7. Russian radar structure.

8. My 7 year old next to a 1999 Ford Bigfoot truck.

9. The M1070 HET, the largest land vehicle the U.S. Army operates. It hauls M1 Abrams MBTs.

10. Curiosity rover on the right next to Spirit/Opportunity (2004) and Sojourner (1997)

11. Just a friendly moose.

12. Top view of Lantau in Hong Kong.

13. Baby gastropod vs human finger.

14. Those are pretty big garlic cloves.

15. 1983, NASA/Houston. Saturn 5. My mom and me.

16. General Electric Widescreen 1000

17. Barrel in Kornhauskeller, Bern, Switzerland

18. Oldest door still in use in Rome, at the Pantheon. Cast in bronze for emperor Hadrian’s rebuilding, it dates from about 115 AD. Each door is solid bronze 2.3 m wide & 7.5 m high, yet so well balanced they can be pushed or pulled open easily by one person.

19. Starved Rock State Park – Illinois

20. Antarctica’s Frozen Waves

21. Giant sunflower with human for scale.

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Quartz crystal cluster on display in a museum in Namibia. This is the world’s largest quartz cluster, it was discovered in 1985 at the bottom of a 45-meter deep cave in the Otjua mine near Karibib in Namibia. It weighs 14,100 kg and took three years to excavate and remove.

2.
Me a few years ago standing next to cars in Italy (I’m 6’5″)

3.
Sleeps 12

4.
Bethlehem Steel, the factory that built NYC

5.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is it! The world’s longest limo was built in Burbank, California by Jay Ohrberg, and it measures an amazing 100-feet long. It has 26 wheels and two driver cabins, but that’s not all. It also features: A spa, a swimming pool, a king-size bed, and a helipad.

6.
A new offshore fish farm during transport to Norway. Humans can be seen on the deck of the ship. The farm is 110m wide, 68m high, contains 250 000 cubic meters in volume and can mature up to 1.5 million fish in just 14 months.

7.
Russian radar structure.

8.
My 7 year old next to a 1999 Ford Bigfoot truck.

9.
The M1070 HET, the largest land vehicle the U.S. Army operates. It hauls M1 Abrams MBTs.

10.
Curiosity rover on the right next to Spirit/Opportunity (2004) and Sojourner (1997)

11.
Just a friendly moose.

12.
Top view of Lantau in Hong Kong.

13.
Baby gastropod vs human finger.

14.
Those are pretty big garlic cloves.

15.
1983, NASA/Houston. Saturn 5. My mom and me.

16.
General Electric Widescreen 1000

17.
Barrel in Kornhauskeller, Bern, Switzerland

18.
Oldest door still in use in Rome, at the Pantheon. Cast in bronze for emperor Hadrian’s rebuilding, it dates from about 115 AD. Each door is solid bronze 2.3 m wide & 7.5 m high, yet so well balanced they can be pushed or pulled open easily by one person.

19.
Starved Rock State Park – Illinois

20.
Antarctica’s Frozen Waves

21.
Giant sunflower with human for scale.