What size/shape tungsten will be most pleasurable to hold? I'm thinking about taking the plunge.
What size/shape tungsten will be most pleasurable to hold? I'm thinking about taking the plunge
Blake Gutierrez
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Dylan Flores
Wolfram is some really dense stuff so just a tiny cube, like 2cm^3 should be satisfying but not too heavy that it's uncomfortable to hold for a long time.
Alexander Brooks
I think cubes might be uncomfortable to hold for extended periods. However a sphere seems like it would good to hold and you could easily roll it around and it would probably be fun.
Brandon Watson
>buying metal just to hold it
Joseph Stewart
based tungstencel
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Josiah Robinson
You could have other people try holding it, and explain to them how dense it is.
Camden Davis
>really dense stuff
How dense we talking?
Jaxon Diaz
Buy lead instead. Lead poisoning will increase your testosterone. Tungsten is more expensive and gay.
Tyler Martinez
youtu.be
Easton Garcia
Lead is lame, it's not even radioactive. You should be buying uranium
Bentley Morgan
Get a 4" sphere, probably feels amazing to hold. 6" would be awesome but I'm not sure anyone is making them that big without getting a one off custom job which is going to cost a shitton. Probably have to be pretty strong to be able to hold that too.
Ian Perez
Also doing the calculations on it, that 4" cube weighs 20 kilograms or something like 45 pounds.
William Sanchez
I wish I would have gotten into tungsten the first time I heard about it on Any Forums, a poster was explaining how holding it's weight made him feel satisfied and fulfilled. Not long after that I saw it showing up on youtube and the prices went up.
Tungsten is 71% MORE dense than lead. That's dense!
Juan Martinez
Ok this is crazy, they are asking $1000 for a 2.75" sphere now??
Anthony Gonzalez
surely this (very good) thread has been moved from /sci/? doesn't strike me as a robot thread at all
Jeremiah Hernandez
yeah but you'd be showing them how socially dense you are by doing that
Ayden Mitchell
My penis is more dense than any metal.
Two hands required ;)
Josiah Gray
It was a thread from here, not /sci/.
Carson Russell
i have no evidence to back up my claim but i think either a relatively thin cylinder or a small sphere, one that can fit right in the palm of your hand
Ethan Russell
>4" cube weighs 20 kilograms or something like 45 pounds.
The feeling of weight is that objects are being forced to the earths surface.
Where is the force coming from, how is the force pushing on the tungsten cubes body?
Brody Brown
Something with spikes, definitely. It must stand on a table. And perhaps three degrees of internal symmetry. I dream of it every day.
Chase Sanchez
It's a matter of its mass and the force of gravity. The kind of matter you and I are made out of is actually extremely undense. The massive part of each particle is absolutely tiny compared to the amount of space between it and other particles. Tungsten however is an incredibly heavy element and so its particle is quite dense and that's combined with it being quite good at narrowly ordering itself with its kin to reduce space even further. Also weight is a measure of its mass, so the force required to move it is also increased.