Ye Tian CRT Speed revisions

[Thong_Animations]

I have already created a profile explaining these things, and I need confirmation on whether it is correct and acceptable based on the calculations I included in the profile whether it’s okay or not.

Here's

Ye Tian Speed calculation

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High Hypersonic​

Distance: 60,000 kilometers (a distance slightly greater than one and a half times the circumference of Earth).

If it takes 1 second: The required speed would be 60,000 km/s, or 216 million km/h (which is still much slower than the speed of light).

If it takes 0.1 seconds: The required speed would be 600,000 km/s, or 2.16 billion km/h (which is still only slightly slower than the speed of light).

Conclusions: High Hypersonic Their speed is at an immensely high velocity. At the very least, it must be far greater than 60,000 kilometers per second. Most likely, their speed is at a level that is near-light speed or even faster-than-light.

FTL Speed​

Ye Tian was a little unaccustomed at first, because having been used to breathing air, he suddenly came to a place without air, so his body was naturally a little uncomfortable, but he quickly adjusted. At his level, oxygen is not a necessity at all, and he doesn't even need food; he can live forever without eating, drinking, or breathing, relying on his own energy. Ye Tian identified the area and flew towards the moon. Soon, the moon was reached! Compared to Earth, the moon is now too small and very fragile.

Context of Distance: The average distance from Earth to the Moon is about 384,400 kilometers (or roughly 238,900 miles), which is an extremely vast distance for any form of travel.

Indication of Time: The use of the word “soon” implies that this journey spanning hundreds of thousands of kilometers—takes only an instant (instantaneously) or an incredibly short amount of time from the character’s perspective.

Conclusions: FTL Ye Tian’s speed is at least at an immensely high velocity, allowing him to shorten such an astronomical distance in the blink of an eye. It is highly possible that this speed reaches the level of being faster-than-light.

 

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[Mr. Bambu]

So this is... what, a calc you're doing?

Your timeframe assumptions seem arbitrary, based on short-order descriptors ("soon" being the main one), as does your distance. I'm not sure why you've chosen any of the figures used.

You have, it seems, a feat in which a character flies or otherwise travels to the moon. The only indication of time there is "soon", which could be a huge range of times. I'm not sure if the scan provided is meant to be from the book- it is formatted very strangely, including a repeated line?- but I'd be interested if there's a context to the scene that would give us a timeframe. "Soon" in and of itself is not particularly helpful.

 

[Thong_Animations]

but I'd be interested if there's a context to the scene that would give us a timeframe. "Soon" in and of itself is not particularly helpful.

It's like across the distance or space so I'm not sure that really help or not

 

[Thong_Animations]

I have another scan here

Distance: 1,000,000li (里)

Travel Time: 3 days

Traveling directly from Wanxue City → Ten Thousand Ancient Abyss

1 li (里) ≈ 0.5 kilometers (commonly used in ancient China)

So:

1,000,000 li = 1,000,000 × 0.5 km = 500,000 km

2. Travel Time

3 days = 3 x 24 hours = 72 hours

3. Average Speed Calculation

Speed

Distance

Time

500,000 km

72 h

Step by step:

500,000 72 = 6,944.44 km/h

In kilometers per second (km/s):

6,944 3600 ≈ 1.93 km/s

Comparison with the speed of sound (Mach 1 ≈ 1,235 km/h at sea

level):

6,944 1,235 ≈ Mach 5.6

Comparison with the speed of light (299,792 km/s):

1.93 299,792 ≈ 0.0000064 с

Average Speed ≈ 6,944 km/h (about Mach 5.6 or 1.9 km/s)

Calcs = High Hypersonic

 

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[Thong_Animations]

So this is... what, a calc you're doing?

Your timeframe assumptions seem arbitrary, based on short-order descriptors ("soon" being the main one), as does your distance. I'm not sure why you've chosen any of the figures used.

You have, it seems, a feat in which a character flies or otherwise travels to the moon. The only indication of time there is "soon", which could be a huge range of times. I'm not sure if the scan provided is meant to be from the book- it is formatted very strangely, including a repeated line?- but I'd be interested if there's a context to the scene that would give us a timeframe. "Soon" in and of itself is not particularly helpful.

I've shown new the scans please check it here