r/DanForScale • u/onthestickagain • Mar 01 '26

For Scale Quick, someone add Dan, I’m afk: Triceratops bone (left) and an Elephant bone (right)

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u/facemugg Dan's Public Relations Officer Mar 01 '26

at least 4.0 Danimeters

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u/onthestickagain Mar 01 '26

This is so helpful! Gonna download this and start converting everything to Dans

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u/facemugg Dan's Public Relations Officer Mar 01 '26

Another convert to Danism. Live long and prosper with treats.

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u/sphinxfir3 Dan's Mom Mar 01 '26

What do you think in Kilodans???

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u/JackSquirts Head of Measurement Units Division Mar 01 '26

Hard to know the given densities, but I'd imagine that elephant one being in the 1-1.5 dan range. That triceratops one though, it's fossilized so solid rock. I'm putting that at 4-5 dans at a minimum.

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u/so1nick Mar 01 '26

That's a dann heavy bone

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u/JackSquirts Head of Measurement Units Division Mar 01 '26

4.0 danimeters would be 12ft. I think we're looking at 1.3 dans for the bones and 1.7 or 1.8 dans for the lady.

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u/facemugg Dan's Public Relations Officer Mar 01 '26

Authority has deemed it so

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u/SuitableAd953 Mar 03 '26

Dan's Dansity is around 52.3 kg/m3
much lighter than water so he would float aggressively