Does curling stone weigh the same?And how much do they way?
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The curling stone or rock used in the game weighs a maximum of 44 lbs. (19.96 kg) and is fitted with a handle on top allowing it to be rotated as it is released.\n\nThe Scots in particular believe that the best quality curling stones are made from a specific type of granite called "Ailsite", found on the Ailsa Craig, an island off the Ayrshire coast. Most curling stones are made from this granite. Because of the particular rarity of Ailsite, costs for curling stones can reach as much as $500 (CAD).
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2 stone, 5 pounds:\n\n14 pounds to a stone\n16 ounces to a pound
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Reall pearls have weight to them and pearls are hardly ever the same size because they are created by nature however faux pearls arent very weighty and are often created by a machine therefore they are the same size.
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Hey!!!  A curling question!!!
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4 weighings. First weigh 6 and 6. If one is heavy you take the heavy side. 3 and 3. Pick the heavy side. 1 and 1, if equal it is the third.\n\nThe 4th weighing is one of the coins may be light and when you weigh 3 vs 3 they might be the same and you would have to pick the other pile of 6.
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The both weigh the same
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both will have same weight mass
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About 8/9ths of an English ton.\n\n14 lbs = 1 stone\n8 stones = 1 hundredweight\n20 hundredweight = 1 ton\n\n8 x 14 x 20 = 112 x 20 = 2240\n\n2000/2250 = 8/9 so 2000/2240 is approx 8/9ths of a ton
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You'll get the same strength(within reason) and the same dimensions using this method.I can't believe noone has answered this question yet.Good luck on the other site!
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Surface tension and elasticity of the water are just about the same thing, for all practical purposes. The water can not get out of the way fast enough to let the stone sink before the motion and deflection cause the stone to bounce. The gyroscope motion of the stone is what gives it enough balance to not lose much of it's momentum when it hits something, like water. That's why flat, smooth stone work best.
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A stone weight is 14 pountds, about 7 kilograms.\n\nGrab how many stones you weigh, multiply by 14 and then divide by .454kg to calculate your weight in kilograms.
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dba_gregg has missed the point that both are same weight\n\nThe moment of Inertia of a hollow sphere  is 1.6 times greater than the solid sphere and so it rolls down slowly.\n\nThe speed of solid sphere will be 1.09 times the speed of hollow sphere.
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Mass is a fundamental quality. No matter where something is, it has the same mass. Weight, on the other hand, is the force that gravity exerts on the mass. Though in standard units we measure both in pounds, technically mass is measured in pounds mass, while weight is measured in pounds force. In SI units, mass is measured in grams, and weight in newtons.\n\nTo answer your question, weight will change with distance from the earth's center. Mass will not.
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A stone is a unit of mass within the Imperial units system used in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and formerly in a number of Commonwealth countries. It is equal to 14 pounds avoirdupois, i.e. 6.35029318 kilograms.\n\nA unit of weight in Great Britain; equal to 14 pounds.
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Gold is VERY heavy, twice the weight of lead. Those movies where people are throwing around gold bricks is far from reality. A cube of pure gold with 14.5 inch sides weighs 2000 pounds!!
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Hard water isn't an exact term, so you can't be given an exact weight. The weight would depend on how much of various minerals have desolved into the water. The difference in weight would be very very small.\n\nDo you mean Heavy water? The answer would be pretty much the same, in either case...
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Curling is huge in Canada.  Have you ever done it? \n\nDo you know how much a rock (curling stone) weighs? \n\nIt is a lot of work, to get that rock to go to the other end of the ice...and sweeping on the ice assists it. \n\nThere are 4 people..the Skip, Vice, Second & Lead, and they all have crucial roles to play. \n\nYou need to have the right strength, and know the ice surface, and have the right turn to make the rock go the direction you like.  You need to be quick to make sure you keep up with the rock, and as you approach the house (the circle), you need to be very careful you don't burn (touch) any of the rocks.  \n\nIt is a sport. \nTrust me, it is a lot harder than it looks.  Unless you have played...you shouldn't judge.  If they have made it look easy, it is because they are good....and deserve to be there.