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One Piece: Planet Size Discussion

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Eseseso said:
Btw, just did the low-end, mid-end, and high-end versions of the calc @GroundX1 did, but with the planet size of @KingTempest.

The low-end is roughly 67.4 yottatons (5-A).

The mid-end is roughly 1.068 ninatons (Also 5-A)

The high-end is 1.508 Tenatons (High 5-A, and literally 20% of the value for Baseline Low 4-C).
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Swerzye29038 said:
can you send a link to that calc?
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Guys, stop trying to make calcs for this stuff. We're only discussing the size of the One Piece planet here, and anything else is derailing from that.
 
Swerzye29038 said:
wait but I never said I was gonna make a calc? I just wanted a link
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I mean discussing these calcs too. The one Eseseso is referring to doesn't have a link, he just came up with it on the spot.

Unless the calc is for the size of One Piece's planet, it's irrelevant here
 
CloverDragon03 said:
The one Eseseso is referring to doesn't have a link, he just came up with it on the spot.

Unless the calc is for the size of One Piece's planet, it's irrelevant here
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I didn't "mAkE It uP oN tHE sPOt", I literally used the calc that @GroundX1 made above, but with the different planet size.

All I did was change the planet size values in the calc.
Swerzye29038 said:
can you send a link to that calc?
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I literally just used the calc that @GroundX1 used above but with the much larger planet value found by @KingTempest , so I didn't make a page.
 
Eseseso said:
I didn't "mAkE It uP oN tHE sPOt", I literally used the calc that @GroundX1 made above, but with the different planet size.

All I did was change the planet size values in the calc.
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By "make it up" I mean you didn't make a blog, you just immediately proposed the idea here in the thread. And as I mentioned before, that's not relevant right now, disregarding the fact that the calc you used is wrong on its own for reasons that have been mentioned above.
 
CloverDragon03 said:
By "make it up" I mean you didn't make a blog, you just immediately proposed the idea here in the thread. And as I mentioned before, that's not relevant right now, disregarding the fact that the calc you used is wrong on its own for reasons that have been mentioned above.
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Isn't this a discussion thread? What's wrong with calculations? No one ever said they were trying to upgrade anything here
 
CloverDragon03 said:
KT explicitly said before that this was strictly about the size of the OP planet and nothing else, and you're going against that. It's that simple.
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This isn't true. I never made any calc and I never hinted at me doing so. I literally asked for a link to something that I originally believed to be a separate blog
 
I apologize for derailing the thread.

Also, are we waiting for more mods to approve this?
 
Yeah this is pretty much done, just leaving it open until/unless someone gets any other calcs
 
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Shandora River: 50 km = 2 px
Alabasta Width: 202 px = 5050 km

Alabasta Width: 5050 km = 25 px
Grand Line Width: 490 px = 98980 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966119729351757824/unknown.png

Screen Height: 372 px
Planet Diameter: 245 px = 12,742 km

Corrected planet diameter = sqrt(1-(tan(35) * (245/372))^2/((tan(35) * (245/372))^2+1)) * 12,742 km = 12163.5225198 km

Grand Line Width: 98980 km = 26.4 px
Corrected Planet Diameter: 245 px = 918564.39393939 km

12163.5225198 km -> 918564.39393939 km
12,742 km -> 962249.83252369 km

True Planet Diameter = 962249.83252369 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966128885592903821/unknown.png
 
KingTempest said:
Shandora River: 50 km = 2 px
Alabasta Width: 202 px = 5050 km

Alabasta Width: 5050 km = 25 px
Grand Line Width: 490 px = 98980 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966119729351757824/unknown.png

Screen Height: 372 px
Planet Diameter: 245 px = 12,742 km

Corrected planet diameter = sqrt(1-(tan(35) * (245/372))^2/((tan(35) * (245/372))^2+1)) * 12,742 km = 12163.5225198 km

Grand Line Width: 98980 km = 26.4 px
Corrected Planet Diameter: 245 px = 918564.39393939 km

12163.5225198 km -> 918564.39393939 km
12,742 km -> 962249.83252369 km

True Planet Diameter = 962249.83252369 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966128885592903821/unknown.png
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Did you use the scan above?
 
KingTempest said:
Shandora River: 50 km = 2 px
Alabasta Width: 202 px = 5050 km

Alabasta Width: 5050 km = 25 px
Grand Line Width: 490 px = 98980 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966119729351757824/unknown.png

Screen Height: 372 px
Planet Diameter: 245 px = 12,742 km

Corrected planet diameter = sqrt(1-(tan(35) * (245/372))^2/((tan(35) * (245/372))^2+1)) * 12,742 km = 12163.5225198 km

Grand Line Width: 98980 km = 26.4 px
Corrected Planet Diameter: 245 px = 918564.39393939 km

12163.5225198 km -> 918564.39393939 km
12,742 km -> 962249.83252369 km

True Planet Diameter = 962249.83252369 km
https://media.**********.net/attachments/814924896018366544/966128885592903821/unknown.png
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This is assuming there are no island next to Alabasta, right? It's a safer assumption at least, and even then-- the planet would be 6.8 times bigger than jupiter.
This one's on the safer side. Still bigger than earth, which is kind of the point. It's always between Jupiter and the sun-
 
Veronica said:
According to the translation the fish is: 715 meter long:


It was shown to be relative in size to Little Garden: https://onepiece-y.com/one-piece-chapter-129-heading-straight/

Here is Little Garden on the map

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1: There's not a single clear shot that shows it to be "relative" to little garden.
2: Map is unofficial and even if it wasn't, Laboon is basically bigger than Alabasta by that map's logic, so... No
 
SnookB said:
1: There's not a single clear shot that shows it to be "relative" to little garden.
2: Map is unofficial and even if it wasn't, Laboon is basically bigger than Alabasta by that map's logic, so... No
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High 6-C East Blue Luffy

It's worth noting that if the planet's approaching Sun-level mass, then Fujitora's energy calc goes into the negative, as this bit of the equation-
2.63e23 joules - 1/2 * (M_meteor) * (v_initial)^2 = Issho + (G * M_earth * M_meteor * [1/r_final - 1/r_initial])
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Results in the energy on the right side of the equation being higher than the left side.
(Using 1 solar mass): 2.62 * 10^23 joules = Issho + (6.674 * 10^-11) * (1.972 * 10^30) * (3.93 * 10^11)*(1/(6.371 * 10^6 + 293.67) - 1/(1 *10^7 + 6.371*10^6+293.67))
2.62 * 10^23 = Issho + 4.95878228×10^24
Issho = −4.69678228×10^24 joules
Issho = -1.12 Petatons; Negative 6-A / Continent level
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If you want to lowball the size of the planet use the fact that you can see the going merry next to the width of reverse mountains passage then pixel scale it off the maps we see with reverse mountains passageway clearly visible
 
ElajRuengies said:
High 6-C East Blue Luffy

It's worth noting that if the planet's approaching Sun-level mass, then Fujitora's energy calc goes into the negative, as this bit of the equation-

Results in the energy on the right side of the equation being higher than the left side.
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Damn y’all can’t stay on track???
 
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