Eureka! Episode 25 - Volume & Density
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Klein field?... ME TOO!
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Klien fields Class Unite!
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@NickOliSykes two years later, that's me!
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jama
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703
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i love this... you learn about things and have a billion of Thats What She Said moments =P
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cool
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@Sc2ggrocks 4 to the power of 3 is not 4 times 3. 4 to the pwer of 3= 64 4 times 3=12
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jeez modern cartoons are so friggen annoying this is perfect...something about these cartoons make it way more attractive than 2 days
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zack
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Oh, how dense can you get?! :)
glitteryYtiger 2 years ago 22
Try using Aerogel. it's the world's lightest solid because it's 99.8% air., and it can take pressure over thousands of times it's own mass- it's made from silicon dioxide and sand. Today, they use it as insulators, & in napalm bombs- also it's used in STARDUST to capture comet material using the same Kevlar proof CONTOUR used.
orthon360 4 years ago 8