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The science of the mobikcube (lemmy.world)
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How many mobiks a cube can host?

Since mobiks are mostly water is not that hard to calculate.

Extract from "Why the Titan sub failed" by Thunderf00t https://youtu.be/QNNhUUNHiBM?t=507

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[–] cheost@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

You have to consider that vodka is about 5% lighter than water, and your average mobik consists mostly of vodka.

[–] theothersimo@mastodon.social 1 points 2 years ago

@cheost @genericnickname right, but that just means that a 1x1x1 mobikube weighs slightly less than a metric ton. Oh no they’ve invented a new short ton.