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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_large_modular_space_station
>These poetic[11] names continue as the first, second, third, fourth and fifth Chinese Lunar probes are called Chang'e after the Moon goddess. The name "Tiangong" means "heavenly palace". Across the PRC the launch of Tiangong 1 inspired a variety of feelings, including love poetry. Within the PRC, the rendezvous of space vehicles is compared to the reunion of the cowherd and the weavergirl, Niulang (Chinese: 牛郎) and Zhinü (Chinese: 織女), lovers separated by the Milky Way which was scratched there by an angry goddess. Only on the night of sevens, over a bridge made from all of the sympathetic magpies in the world, the lovers may meet. The remainder of the year, Zhinü sits on the banks of the 'Milky Way' river with two of her children and weaves the clouds, with Niulang on the other side.

So if I had a barrel full of quarks how much would that weigh? Could I even do that?