DocTomoe
Inactive Member
So, here's the deal. We have these lovely articles on various materials found in our setting, materials which we've come to have common contact with throughout our character interactions with their world, but there's a pickle, we don't know many physical properties of these materials.
While we know that zesuaium and nerimium are both dense, and heavy, we don't know just how dense and heavy they are, it has never been numerically or visually represented, and that makes it tricky for people who are writing technology articles, or, are interacting with these materials in play.
Just what is the volume and weight of a kilogram of zesuaium in one Yamataian g, what about in five g's? Just how utterly crushing would one meter cubed of nerimium be? Just how does a gynoid put together with hemosynth with a mass of 40kg compare in figure to a Nepleslian made of natural flesh and blood?
This leaves me to float the notion out there; would it be a good idea to encourage some sort of project be put underway to have a simple easy-to-reference chart of mass/weight/volume representations for our various in-setting substances?
While we know that zesuaium and nerimium are both dense, and heavy, we don't know just how dense and heavy they are, it has never been numerically or visually represented, and that makes it tricky for people who are writing technology articles, or, are interacting with these materials in play.
Just what is the volume and weight of a kilogram of zesuaium in one Yamataian g, what about in five g's? Just how utterly crushing would one meter cubed of nerimium be? Just how does a gynoid put together with hemosynth with a mass of 40kg compare in figure to a Nepleslian made of natural flesh and blood?
This leaves me to float the notion out there; would it be a good idea to encourage some sort of project be put underway to have a simple easy-to-reference chart of mass/weight/volume representations for our various in-setting substances?