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[–] [deleted] 3 pts (edited )

Damnit, I had to check.

A regulation baseball has a circumference of 9" to 9-1/4" (huh. I thought they would use something easy to check like Diameter, but I digress. ) That means a volume of 12.3 - 13.4 cubic inches.

I used 14lbs as an average bowing ball.

So the universal sportsball has a density of roughly 1.09 lbs/in3, or just over 30,000 KG/M3.

So... about 60% denser than tungsten, actually denser than any of the elements.

About the same as the sun's core (33,000 KG/M3)

Would be good for a game of

Edit - formatting

Edit 2 - The 1975 RollerBall which actually goes really well with the condition of our country, not that absolute turd of a remake.