Ok, so the human skeleton accounts for 14% of a person"s total body weight. A 200 pound (90 kg) person would have a skeleton that weighs about 27.5 pounds (12.5 kg). Even if you triple the bone density you"re only adding 55 pounds (25 kg), which most peopl...[Show full comment]
Racismlast year
The density of bone is around 1 g/cm^3. The density of iron is approximately 7.9 g/cm^3. In that case it's around 8x the density, giving you around 86 kg extra. Iron isn't even the heaviest of metals. The density of Tungsten is 19.3 g/cm^3, giving you around 229 kg extra.
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Jplane10 years ago
How can you build up strength if you are unable to move
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osickels25511 years ago
but once you build up the strength you would be so buff tho
ThePaulDude6 years ago
Except you can't move in the first place so this is null & void.
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AtahanB8 years ago
you can punch so hardly
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Joepat19 years ago
"Your bones and unbreakable" <--- bad grammar alert! btw, there is actually no upside, because your light bones that are so strong give you enough strength to stand up but with heavy metal bones, it would be physically impossible for probably most of human history.
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clever3049 years ago
If the unbreakable is made of the metal,
Great!
If the bones are made of the metal,
F***
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Aaron Brown13 years ago
That's impossible because how are you able to build up strength if you are unable to move.
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