1 E6 J

To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists energies between 10⁶ joules (a megajoule, symbol MJ) and 10⁷ joules.

Weaker energies
1,000,000 J equals:
- 1 E6 J
- 1 megajoule (MJ)
- 239 kcal – the nutritional value of a snack (e.g. a Mars bar) is around that value, typical servings of staple food such as 150 g of rice or 200 g of wheat bread as well.
1,900,000 J – energy released by the explosion of one pound of TNT
2,147,616 J – the power output of one man working one day (8 hours; calculation based on the conventional value for human power output used in agriculture, which is 0.1 horsepower)
2,684,520 J – a power of one horsepower applied for one hour
3,600,000 J (or 3.6 MJ) – 1 kWh (kilowatt-hour)
4,184,000 J – energy released by explosion of one kilogram of TNT
6,300,000 J = 1500 kcal - typical recommended daily amount of food energy for a sedentary woman
8,400,000 J = 2000 kcal - typical recommended daily amount of food energy for a sedentary man
Stronger energies

Orders of magnitude (energy) SI unit: joule Conversion of units#Energy, work, or heat
1 E-30 J	1 E-24 J	1 E-18 J	1 E-12 J	1 E-6 J	1 J	1 E6 J	1 E12 J	1 E18 J	1 E24 J	1 E30 J
1 E-29 J	1 E-23 J	1 E-17 J	1 E-11 J	1 E-5 J	10 J	1 E7 J	1 E13 J	1 E19 J	1 E25 J
1 E-28 J	1 E-22 J	1 E-16 J	1 E-10 J	1 E-4 J	100 J	1 E8 J	1 E14 J	1 E20 J	1 E26 J	1 E40 J
1 E-27 J	1 E-21 J	1 E-15 J	1 E-9 J	1 E-3 J	1000 J	1 E9 J	1 E15 J	1 E21 J	1 E27 J
1 E-26 J	1 E-20 J	1 E-14 J	1 E-8 J	1 E-2 J	10000 J	1 E10 J	1 E16 J	1 E22 J	1 E28 J
1 E-25 J	1 E-19 J	1 E-13 J	1 E-7 J	1 E-1 J	100,000 J	1 E11 J	1 E17 J	1 E23 J	1 E29 J	1 E50 J