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Stronger in a specific way though and weaker in others. A hollow steel rod is a lot easier to bend than a solid one. I don’t think that porous necessarily means there are voids throughout it, but it does say “stronger” so we can infer it’s stronger than earth made concrete at least despite it. I wonder if it would help to cure it in a near vacuum, or introduce something to the American By Birth Proudly Raised In Wyoming Flag T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this substrate to fill the pores. This is incorrect. Air voids prevent concrete from breaking because it gives the water a place to expand. Source: used to test concrete for construction. So you’re saying that we can have stronger concrete that will allow water to pass through it into the soil below? Wouldn’t this help reduce flooding from heavy rain fall? “Increased porosity has direct bearing on the strength of the material,” says Radlinska in a NASA press release, “but we have yet to measure the strength of the space-formed material.” It is stronger, yes. But it’s a moot point because it’s a lot more susceptible to failure at the same time. Which to me, negates the strength increase because it’s so porous, it’s essentially useless. There is no such thing as uniform or non-uniform density of cement. What they are talking about is segregation in layers, which might affect the density of concrete in layers. There is also the possibility of forming voids if the concrete is not mixed well after placing/pouring. To mitigate both these problems, we use a vibrator here in good old surface of the earth and its vicinity. Over there in space land, it does not look like they used one.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.