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It would use up roughly the same volume, but it'd be a lot more water.

(Much heavier, I suspect, as well.)




Much lighter, actually. Ceres isn't particularly dense as rocky bodies go (~2.2 g/cm^3, give or take), but it's still much denser than water (~1 g/cm^3).




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