Wasn't hiding the ocean an illusion? They're not doing anything to the water, so idk how a value is supposed to be obtained from that.
For resplendence, since its made from and compared to the sun, the sun gives off 3.827e+26 watts of luminance. W = J/S so one second (since that's what we take) = the above value in joules, which is High 6-A,
though a little sunshine never hurt anybody
For Sapientia (assuming this method is used), the entire hydrosphere weighs 1.4e21 kg, or 1.4 quintillion metric tons. Tidal ranges go from 0 to 11+ meters, so I used 11. It takes water at coastlines 6 hours and 12.5 minutes to go from high tide to low tide and vice versa. That's 22,350s. 11m/22350s = 4.922e-4m/s.
The KE of that is 1.69e14 J,
7-C
Idk about tsunamis, but the
2011 Japan Tsunami only released 31 kilotons. The largest tsunami ever was the 1960 Valdivia earthquake, which released at least 10e18 joules.
For Gracious and Glorious, we don't know what percent power they used. Plus, we know neither the timeframe nor the method.
Causing all the thunderstorms in the planet, gonna use Kep's storm
here which gave 1.15e19 J. 1800 storms happen daily so the the final result is 2e22 J, country level.
Of course, that's assuming they're all produced at exactly the same time, which they aren't. It also assumes all storms are the same size, so its very much a highball.