was born out of a curiosity to measure the density of each object. To start, we looked at the generally accepted figures of density for each object. This led us to think that metal, in most cases, should be more dense than the rest of our objects. We then began to decide how to verify or disprove these figures based on the differences in materials used from the benchmark objects. This allowed to form our question and begin our calculations on the density of each object. Each measurement is listed