In my school physics classroom, there's these two bad boys on the wall with a bunch of elements and their density in near-standard circumstances and measured in kg/m3, so I thought I'd share this in case anyone using Planet Studio would benefit from it. Especially for the gases, it could be useful for the density of atmospheres on your planets.
A few things to note:
- The graph is originally in Hungarian. Most of the element names are similar, but I've provided translations for those that are different. (NOTE: In Hungary, phones have been banned in school (with a few exceptions) since September of 2024. This picture was taken in 2023, so don't worry because nothing's illegal in this, lol.)
- A few translations may be inaccurate, so for those I put a ˜, since I know what the original word means but either couldn't find an English word for it or there isn't even one in the first place.
- It's kind of old (Eastern Europe, what did you expect) and the data may be inaccurate. This is most easily seen with air, where it is given as 1.2928 kg/m3 even though in most cases nowadays it is determined to be 1.225 kg/m3.
I hope some of the planet builders can benefit from this in one way or another. :)
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26.8k Zenithspeed
@Ceya would it be okay if you add this to your planet building guide compilation thingy?
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@Zenithspeed yep