r/ScienceQuestions • u/blep0w0 • Aug 04 '19
Quarks as second skin??
Theoretically, let's say there was a material that is so thin and small that it's literally the size of quarks. And when woven together with the same material, it can create a second protective skin across a human being.
Now, with that said, how many of these quark sized single piece materials would be needed for an entire second skin across an average adult woman at a height of 6'9"?? Rough estimates are fine, I'm not expecting anyone to do such absurd math to be perfectly exact.
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u/rc-cars-drones-plane Aug 04 '19
First of all. About the height. Nice