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Densities of some items ...

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Arman Rhey
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#41 - 2011-11-06 17:52:41 UTC  |  Edited by: Arman Rhey
Albert Wittmann wrote:


119.983,21390525576280798089050523 m³


Or around 120k... rounding is good
Selinate
#42 - 2011-11-06 17:54:42 UTC
Paragon Renegade wrote:

I'm willing to bet advanced machines that break the laws of physics can compensate.


Nothing can break the laws of physics. This happens every time.
Paragon Renegade
Sebiestor Tribe
#43 - 2011-11-06 17:55:38 UTC
Selinate wrote:
Paragon Renegade wrote:

I'm willing to bet advanced machines that break the laws of physics can compensate.


Nothing can break the laws of physics. This happens every time.


You know it's possible to prevent matter from forming a sphere, right?

The pie is a tautology
Selinate
#44 - 2011-11-06 17:57:30 UTC
Paragon Renegade wrote:
Selinate wrote:
Paragon Renegade wrote:

I'm willing to bet advanced machines that break the laws of physics can compensate.


Nothing can break the laws of physics. This happens every time.


You know it's possible to prevent matter from forming a sphere, right?


You know it's not possible after a block of matter reaches a certain size, right?
Paragon Renegade
Sebiestor Tribe
#45 - 2011-11-06 18:00:55 UTC
Selinate wrote:
Paragon Renegade wrote:
Selinate wrote:
Paragon Renegade wrote:

I'm willing to bet advanced machines that break the laws of physics can compensate.


Nothing can break the laws of physics. This happens every time.


You know it's possible to prevent matter from forming a sphere, right?


You know it's not possible after a block of matter reaches a certain size, right?


Good thing that size is large enough to be irrelevant to any forseeable construction both in the game and RL.

Ignoring the fact that the gravity of an asteroid could be overcome by jumping, if you kept the interior of the vessel rigid or otherwise contained, the atoms would be unable to form a sphere or roughly uniform mixture.

The pie is a tautology
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