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Is there any material that changes its density so much that you could use it like a clay ball in space but it is hard on earth?
The discussion centers on the properties of materials that exhibit significant changes in density and hardness under different conditions, specifically in space versus on Earth. It is established that malleability, akin to that of clay, does not correlate directly with density. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in defining the properties and conditions of the material in question to facilitate a more informed discussion.
PREREQUISITESMaterial scientists, aerospace engineers, and anyone interested in the behavior of materials under varying environmental conditions.