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Nov 22, 2014 11:47 AM
ForTheNightIsDarkAndFullOfCunts
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ilovemyboobs
What if we already live in a sugar cube that is waiting to be used by a much larger lifeforce?
DoctorRickSanchez
Great Hera! That's amazing!
jqh2
You've got to tell them! Soylent cubes is people!
Lohocla
Buckaroo Banzai .:)
UniversalBeing
Interesting as fuck, imagine tasting that sugar cube though...
Renkyu
Mmm yea taste that cube.
Unheardprophet
http://38.media.tumblr.com/22b62698ec6b3fbd63efb9d941bf3497/tumblr_ncl141n7Lq1tev411o1_500.gif
gekkepoes
It would be heavy, drinking your coffee, with two cubes of humanity.
Thymocyte
A black hole sugar cube.
shadefang
not even close. with that mass, it'd have to be about 1/2 the size of an electron. (source: http://www.wolframalpha.com/ )
Thymocyte
Would the cube's gravity smush that atoms closer together? Or is there a minimum amount of mass needed for black hole?
shadefang
as far as i know (not a physicist) there wouldn't be nearly enough pressure. neutron stars are of similar density, and far larger.
Thymocyte
Yeah, I wondered if "artificially" putting that mass into sugar cube size would cause it to remain that way, shrink, or to blow itself apart
shadefang
personally, i'd guess that it'd blow itself apart, but (as i said) i'm not a physicist
myotherusernameismyotherusername
I'm more concerned about what would happen with all that mass concentrated in such a small space.
myotherusernameismyotherusername
I just did some rough calculations and it would be around 4 times more dense than a neutron star.
shadefang
i'm curious what numbers you used/their source (i'm getting anywhere from 3 to 1/8)
myotherusernameismyotherusername
Human mass from wikipedia. Probably not 100% accurate that's why I said around 4.
shadefang
about the same accuracy as mine. I used average human weight from wolfram alpha