Actually it’s due to powder metallurgy resulting in exceptionally small air pockets throughout the cube

@@StyleSnivymore likely it was 370g before it was engraved

Nah

Makes you poor

heavy cube

Да, если готовы заплатить 600тыс+ руб (Осмий один из самых редких металлов на земле)

Osmium is very hypoallergenic. It’s only poisonous when oxidised … forming Osmium tetroxide (OsO₄). Luckily that form has a pungent chlorine like odour (if exposure occurs) but osmium doesn’t oxidise below 200°C so you’ll probably be fine. There’s a Swiss company that figured out how to crystallise it (which is even more stable) and they advise that all other forms are unsafe to help market their own product (which is more diamond like).

According to a 2022 world bank report, half the global population live on less than US$2.15 per day. Even assuming they all live on exactly US$2.15 (and they don’t), that’s approximately US$785 per year. A gram of Osmium currently costs around US$1390. That’s US$1.39 million for a kg. This means that 1kg of Osmium costs more than most people would earn in 1770 years.

@@doomsdayrule well yea but i automatically assume that most people watching live in the west since when you earn 2.15$ per day you won't be able to afford a computer very easily aswell as with what most people earn im talking top 80% ish of the population in western regions

@@RealFilmsbyus You just wrote "most people". This was more an interesting exercise than a correction.

@@doomsdayrule yea that's true but "most people" on the internet aren't simply smart enough or too lazy to comprehend if i were to write a whole essay about how much money that is by average income

​@@doomsdayruleMore rich people then osmium as osmium is 1,500 times more rare than gold.

They use powder form of osmium as alot heat and perssure to form it to shape and size of bar and thickness as one crack it's no good .

Its also oxidizes into a poison. Osmium tetroxide.

@@secrecy3915 that's why ampoules are invented my bro

@@icyycold515 maybe I'm blind, but the cube in the video is clearly naked.

@@secrecy3915 well osmium only oxidises when its a powder, i mean, you could even lick that block of osmium and (probably) not get poisoned

​@@icyycold515not recommended because it already formed a thin layer of oxide on the surface. As far as I know it can also be absorbed through the skin,so holding it with bare hands is a bad idea too

20,000$ to 30,000$ per bar

@@randylmacwhite9666 thanks for sharing

He will probably sell it to a collector, but yeah that is some $$$ right there.

The tungsten cube cured my mortality, the osmium cube moved me to a level beyond the comprehension of immortal beings, I am now creating universes with properties previously undefined by the gods, I wouldn't reccomend the cube to most people as they wouldn't understand the complexity in its intensity of its density, as it's veracity will consume all mortals without the knowledge of its novelties of its properties

Oh jeez. Thats a lot of E’s. The city has got to see these density rhymes roam free.

yes, the density has plenty of intensities