What size of a cube of Styrofoam would it take to crush a human?

just use google moron
a metric cube supposedly weighs ~50 kgs

>>9057446
>Quoting a bike-helmet study published in the Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, he wrote that 235 kg (520 pounds) or 2,300 newtons of force would be needed to crush a human skull, almost twice as much force as human hands could possibly muster.
going off that 235 kg mark
>http://www.aqua-calc.com/page/density-table/substance/styrofoam
according to that, 1x1x1 meter cube of styrofoam is 50 kg. so you'd need like 4.75 cubic meters of styrofoam to have the weight necessary

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Just a stupid question I thought of just now

Wtf? A 1x1x1 meter cube of styrofoam doesn't seem like it would weight 50kg...

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>>9057457
Thanks for not being like
>>9057456
Here, have a pic of something else in my phone

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>a 1x1x1 styrofoam cube actually weighs 50 kgs

it's true but i don't believe it

>>9057486
You just need a point of reference to see how light that actually is. A m3 of iron weights 7.8 tons, a m3 of oak 900 kg. Styrofoam is even lighter than balsa wood, at 125 kg/m3.

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Well I was thinking about a person supinated with a cube right above them. From what I read, the chest can sustain about 1300 lbs of force

>>9057446
What drives a man to fill out the 'name' box before posting?

>>9057467
Yea, I wouldn't put it past 10kg myself.

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A big Styrofoam block used on the acoustic isolation of a theater fell on this south Brazilian during a stand up. Now days he only does stand downs, so yeah. 30 kilograms, 3 meters from the ground.

>>9057528
smart bait

>>9057457
probably a little more because of a less than ideal setup, after all you could have a thin but tall styrofoam wedge over somebody's throat and it would need much less force.

>>9057528
I'm sorry for being a huge faggot I won't do it again.

>>9057551
Now there's an embarassing story.

>"How'd you get injured?"
>....I got hit by a piece of Styrofoam

>>9057551
at first i read this wrong and thought you were trolling, but that's pretty fucked up

>>9057458

remove yourself with this inferior beehive design and get yourself some AŽ-s.