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If you replace atoms with magnemites to make magnemite chemistry and magnemite DNA, then use these to make creatures, then ignoring how the things would collapse under their own weight (unless on a low-gravity planet or in space?) and just scaling them up directly (a magnemite is 2 billion times larger than a carbon or oxygen molecule, thus scaling the creatures up 2 billion times larger), you get:
A dust mite that's 400 meters long.
A house fly that's 12 km,
a small mouse that's 60 km,
and a human is 4,000 km.
tl;dr, you can make DNA out of magnemites and if you scaled animals up based off this they're that big.
- the picture is a water molecule and a molecule of nitroglycerin made from magnemites, from the thread linked above.
If you replace atoms with magnemites to make magnemite chemistry and magnemite DNA, then use these to make creatures, then ignoring how the things would collapse under their own weight (unless on a low-gravity planet or in space?) and just scaling them up directly (a magnemite is 2 billion times larger than a carbon or oxygen molecule, thus scaling the creatures up 2 billion times larger), you get:
A dust mite that's 400 meters long.
A house fly that's 12 km,
a small mouse that's 60 km,
and a human is 4,000 km.
tl;dr, you can make DNA out of magnemites and if you scaled animals up based off this they're that big.
- the picture is a water molecule and a molecule of nitroglycerin made from magnemites, from the thread linked above.
