You focus intently on one creature, one object, or collection of objects that can fit within a 5-foot cube (such as a bag of marbles or a pile of coins) that you can see within range. You learn one of the following facts:
You learn an individual target's weight, or the total combined weight of a collection of objects.
You measure one dimension of the target: its height, width, depth, or perimeter.
You learn the number of pieces the target is composed of, or the number of objects or creatures the target is holding.
You learn the target's speed if it has moved since the start of its last turn.
You learn what substance the object is composed of, provided you have a basic knowledge of the substance. For example, the spell can't inform you that a sword is adamantine if you have never encountered or studied the metal before. If you have no knowledge of the substance, the spell fails
* - (five glass beads)
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