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To an explosion to be seen as "Second sun" from the moon surface.
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Where explosion originates? How long does explosion looks like as bright as Sun?To an explosion to be seen as "Second sun" from the moon surface.
Let's assume spherical explosion, where all energy is converted into radiation. Distance between observer and explosion is R, Irradiance(roughly speaking, how bright it is) is E, duration of time when explosion was such bright as t. Total energy of explosion would be equal to 4*pi*(R^2)*E*T.To an explosion to be seen as "Second sun" from the moon surface.
Sorry late answerWhere explosion originates? How long does explosion looks like as bright as Sun?
Could you please drop link to this media?Sorry late answer
The battlefield is Mount Everest, flattened completely by the clash. Their fight creates a crater so enormous that even the Mariana Trench could not fill it. The crater reaches 20–30 km below the visible base of the mountain.
The build-up light shines for roughly 10 seconds, followed by the full explosion lasting 1 minute. The resulting “second sun” illuminates the entire atmosphere.
Is novel even can be calc?Could you please drop link to this media?
If buildup was linear, and irradiance was constant for 1 minute, it's full 65 seconds. 38 Teratons, Country LevelThe build-up light shines for roughly 10 seconds, followed by the full explosion lasting 1 minute
just the light/explosion? could you maybe calculate the full effect? like they create a crater 20-30 km deep from mount everest and other factor?If buildup was linear, and irradiance was constant for 1 minute, it's full 65 seconds. 38 Teratons, Country Level
Comparable event is Chicxulub asteroid(one that killed dinosaur). It initial crater depth was 30km. It's energy estimate are in range of 310 Terratons- 13 Pettatons(from Large Country to Multi Continental)just the light/explosion? could you maybe calculate the full effect? like they create a crater 20-30 km deep from mount everest and other factor?