The document discusses potential solutions for redefining the international standard kilogram given that the current definition based on a physical artifact has limitations. It proposes three options: 1) Using a highly purified silicon sphere with an exact number of silicon atoms to define 1 kg, 2) Using a relative standard that depends on the measurement device used by each country, like a Kibble balance, 3) Returning to using a crystal of water (ice) at a specific pressure and density to define 1 kg, as water crystals may be more stable than metals. The kilogram will soon be redefined in terms of the Planck constant instead of a physical artifact for greater accuracy and reproducibility of measurements worldwide.