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Meteors have no definite size as a rule. They can be very large to very small. Also, you cannot lift a meteor untill it has become a meteorite. A Meteor is an object that is 'falling' into the Earths atmosphere and to pick it up it must rest in one place. Otherwise, you would be stopping a meteorite.Originally Posted by TrialSword
Buildings are also indefinite, they can come very small or very large. Lifting A Building is not to say you are lifting a very large building.
Trains are generally pretty heavy though. There are toy trains, but those aren't trains. They're toy trains. However, there are many definitions to "train."
For instance, you could be distrupting my train of thought. Perhaps train means 'to teach skills,' like one might train a dog. Its a physical thing though, so perhaps this train is simply a series of connected wheels or other mechanical parts, like in a drive train. Maybe it's a line of gun powder, which is also called a train. I think we should say this Super Man can lift "very large buildings," and can stop a speeding "railroad train," or conversely, LIFT the railroad train, and stop meteorites and lift them too, including ones of very great mass.
That would be someone who is strong. Not a juggernaut however. A juggernaut is, I will quote Encarta here, "a force that is relentlessly destructive, crushing, and insensitive," or I will add, a juggernaut is also a very long truck for transporting goods in bulk, a definition more widely known in the United Kingdom. Marvel's Juggernaut certianly fits the former description.
Hero fits Super Man best, or perhaps Champion.
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