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Density of the Rock?
- Thread starter Kulf_Boba
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Usually it's anywhere between 1.6 to 3.5 g/cm^3, which gives us an average of 2.55 g/cm^3. We usually use this or we use the densities of other rocks which are in the similar ballpark.
But really, it depends on the rock type.
But really, it depends on the rock type.
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Basically try to guess a more specific rock type
Something like a meteor will have a density of 3-4g/cm
But if it’s a mountain use densities for stuff like Sandstone, Granite or Basalt
Etc
Something like a meteor will have a density of 3-4g/cm
But if it’s a mountain use densities for stuff like Sandstone, Granite or Basalt
Etc
