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Smaller balls for more varied and intricate playfields?

By westofrome

6 years ago


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    #8 6 years ago
    Quoted from thedefog:

    Tungsten would probably be the closest actually obtainable thing, but even it is only like 2.5x the density of steel.
    Other denser of the metals would be Gold, Platinum, Iridium, Osmium, Platinum, Rhenium. Either not possible or too damn expensive. Just looking at periodic table here.
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    That's a spicy meatball

    I assume steel is mostly Iron, no? Could go Lead balls?

    Why not Uranium?

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