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In the OP there is everything, here too the outer space feat.
I studied Japanese in college and I double-checked word by word.
Everything is correct. Feel free to asks others.
I know, I just want to cover all our bases and make it official.

Anyway, I think you should add higher ends to Method 4 since you already had them for the 2000km end.

17,893,000m/0.3s = 59,643,333.33 m/s (19.89% c)

17,893,000m/0.1s = 178,930,000 m/s (59.68% c)
 
I know, I just want to cover all our bases and make it official.

Anyway, I think you should add higher ends to Method 4 since you already had them for the 2000km end.

17,893,000m/0.3s = 59,643,333.33 m/s (19.89% c)

17,893,000m/0.1s = 178,930,000 m/s (59.68% c)
Atp scale Ciens Balas (there verbatim stated 20 x faster then Ceros) and list it as attack speed with Bala🙏
 
I know, I just want to cover all our bases and make it official.

Anyway, I think you should add higher ends to Method 4 since you already had them for the 2000km end.

17,893,000m/0.3s = 59,643,333.33 m/s (19.89% c)

17,893,000m/0.1s = 178,930,000 m/s (59.68% c)
I think that by 2012 data, when the Novel was written, if we take 17.000 km as average, the distance is very massive, so 1s timeframe is by far more reasonable.

If we take just 2000 km as suggest by M3X, so, a way smaller distance, 0.1 as blink of an eye is actually reasonable too.

The fact they both end at 6% of light to me is proof of consistency, which I care the most.

Using blink of an eye, 0.1s for massive distance over 10k km, IMO require more evidences.

So unless it get suggested by GMC, I will stick with either of those 2 end at 6% light speed.
 
I think that by 2012 data, when the Novel was written, if we take 17.000 km as average, the distance is very massive, so 1s timeframe is by far more reasonable.

If we take just 2000 km as suggest by M3X, so, a way smaller distance, 0.1 as blink of an eye is actually reasonable too.

The fact they both end at 6% of light to me is proof of consistency, which I care the most.

Using blink of an eye, 0.1s for massive distance over 10k km, IMO require more evidences.

So unless it get suggested by GMC, I will stick with either of those 2 end at 6% light speed.
Still, for consistency, it's better to include the other time frames for "a blink of an eye."

The Calc Group Members can then choose which version of the calculation they think is best.
Atp scale Ciens Balas (there verbatim stated 20 x faster then Ceros) and list it as attack speed with Bala🙏
I mean, yeah, we should. It's kind of weird that a lot of the pages don't list their attack speed with a Bala in their speed section.
 
I'll make a small summary:

The novel was written in 2012, long before Elon Musk started flooding low Earth orbit with tens of thousands of satellites in recent years.

So, given the time period in which the novel was written, there is no reason to use recent satellite distribution to heavily downplay the feat. Back then, satellites were, on average, far more impressive in altitude. The author could have simply written “the Cero reached the atmosphere” if the intended distance was only around 100 km. Instead, he specifically said “outer space” / “space of the universe.” which support this notion back then, since it is also used for vacuum of space in Bleach.

In 2012, around 50% of satellites were in geostationary orbit, roughly 35,000 km above Earth.

Well you are right, this is a very good point. This change stuff a lot.

When the Novel was written in 2012, There were only 1000 around. We forgot stuff changed in 15 years.

and the distribution was:

LEO = 489 active satellites
MEO = 68 active satellites
GEO = 424 active satellites
Elliptical / Molniya-type = 35 active satellites

Here the gap is extremely small.

Actually there are even more GEO. They even reach 50% in 2012 when the Novel was written by the author.

The GEO are at 35,786 km which support the "Space of the Universe" 宇宙空間 and Outer Space wording as well, consisted with the author use of Vaccum.

This is when the Novel was written.

At this point even using 2000 km would be a massive Low Ball.
Though I would be still fine to use 2000 km since we use blink of eye statements.

Otherwise we can use 35.786/2 = 17,893 km in 1 second.

which is 17,893,000 m/s which is still about 6% light.

In both Cases the feat is extremely consistent at Sub-Relativistic ranges.

Both @Dalesean027 agreed to use this either end, @M3X_2.0 as well still agreed here to keep 2000km at 0.1s, either scenario the feat is at 6% of light.

As for Scaling, Zaraki here, intercepted with a swing of his Zanpakuto a GRC with 12 of them fused, this mean he reacted to a GRC with 12 of them fused, massively above a single normal cero thrown in space 100 pages prior from the same Guy.

Scaling is blatant, since he reacted to a Cero order of magnitudes above the one of the feat.

Mods agreed to scaling, and the main opposition also conceded scaling is fine, so honestly, I'll not revise this topic.

It took me a while but I was reading the whole thing.

Anyway here:

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"...Haha."

Zaraki and Cien glared at each other, their grins widening even further.Laughing, smirking, warping into madness—The very next instant, a massive shockwave seized control of the interior of the Garganta.

The "Gran Rey Cero" unleashed by Cien from his dozens of tentacles had collided head-on with the downward swing of Zaraki’s Zanpakuto.


Exposed to a blast radius so intense it would likely obliterate an average Hollow or Soul Reaper—There was one more person laughing a short distance away.

"Looks like fun, Ken-chan!"

Yachiru, continuously bathed in the secondary and tertiary shockwaves that followed, kept watch over the men standing at the epicenter.A ridiculous, absurd clash of pure power against power that the phrase "match for a thousand men" couldn't even begin to describe—And yet, the young girl watched it all with a bright, steady smile, as if she were simply observing children lost in play in a sandbox back in her hometown.

Zaraki's Zanpakuto swing not only was fast enough to clash with one single Cero, Zaraki reacted fast enough to swing down 12 Cero fused from Cien.

So a cero dozens times stronger than the one that merely reached outer space 100 pages prior and only at 60%.


Which Just prove what I have been saying since a day, If zaraki wouldn't scale to Cien cero he would be dead since he would not be able to neither dodge or react.

I would advise people to not make things harder than what they are, Bleach is pretty simple, Speed = Power = Reiatsu, it is like Dragon Ball.

Saying Cien cero doesn't scale to anyone, is legit non-sense.

@Dalesean027 @Nierre

The % scaling on speed is fine, the wiki accept reiatsu = speed, since shunpo get faster and they get stronger and the Gentei Kaijo works as percentage (such as 80% of your spiritual pressure), which is accepted here on all stats, so the 60% cien scaling work for speed as well.
 
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I feel like the standards here are a bit weird. Why even bother using averages? You should be using what's necessarily true as a minimum, because you know it can't be lower than that. Averages leave room for overestimation; something being a reasonable estimation doesn't make it the most accurate.

Also, you can't pick and choose what timeframe to use depending on the distance. I will say "in the blink of an eye" doesn't come across as literal and based on necessary minimums, the literal interpretation is certainly not the the longest timeframe it could be.

As for scaling, it's simple: S=D/T. You can dodge/react to a Cero without moving as fast as it. You'd need an explicit feat of someone moving a comparable or greater distance in comparison to the Cero.
 
I feel like the standards here are a bit weird. Why even bother using averages? You should be using what's necessarily true as a minimum, because you know it can't be lower than that. Averages leave room for overestimation; something being a reasonable estimation doesn't make it the most accurate.
This is wanting low ends for the sake of low ends, just because something is lower does not make it more accurate. There's such a thing as being too conservative

Also, you can't pick and choose what timeframe to use depending on the distance
No one did this btw so glad we agree there, that'd be very weird to alter timeframe based on distance instead of being consistent about it.

As for scaling, it's simple: S=D/T. You can dodge/react to a Cero without moving as fast as it. You'd need an explicit feat of someone moving a comparable or greater distance in comparison to the Cero.
You don't infact need that, I'd suggest you actually read the site rules specifically starting with the "Scaling" page. They don't need evidence of moving directly the same amount or greater distance to scale to something as there's such a thing as downscaling where even if said thing is faster, its not faster to the point where such character can't still react even if its with high effort which would at least qualify it for "at most"


Ultimately a lot of these contentions aren't coming from a place of wanting consistency or accuracy or even wanting to follow site standards, yall are inventing new rules to push for want you want yet holding the opposition at a higher standards without equally providing valid reasons for claims.

We have direct blatant statements that Zaraki could clash with dozens of ciens cero's in this instance yet you're still saying that isn't enough. You don't determine that and your arguments don't prove why it isn't good enough in this case
 
I might have missed something so forgive me for asking, why was this basically ignored?
Next point, using the current TL being used for the calculation:
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The "blink of an eye" is in reference to it reaching outer space, why would it actually mean it took the blink of an eye to reach 20X the distance to outer space?
Has it actually been accepted by the CGMs and mods that outer space is actually "10,000 km" above the ground or something, is this a new change to how we use outer space in the wiki? (this is an actual question)

As for the LEO satellites part, why was my point divided into parts to make it seem less logical? I didn't simply say "oh a majority is this so its this" (even though that would also be a valid point but it's never enough, the 2012 study still puts the majority at LEO btw), but also the fact that the text itself refers to reaching outer space as the reason it destroyed the satellite, the fact this is being stretched as it actually meaning it took the LITERAL blink of an eye to reach 20x the distance to outer space is so ridiculous.

And I still didn't get a reason why the blink of an eye was actually accepted as 0.1 seconds even when the literal kanji in Japanese dictionaries also means "extremely fast/quick", since when does the wiki even use "instant" "blink of an eye" statements as 0.1 seconds? 1 second has always been used.

Just wanna add the fact 1 second to reach outer space is already an "instant/blink of an eye" to someone if they are at ground level. If something flied from the ground to outer space in 1 second in front of you, if you were staring directly at it, it'd already disappear from your perception in that 0.1 seconds even if it still didn't reach outer space as it'd already be 1.13x above the MOUNT EVEREST'S PEAK HEIGHT. Genuinely dk why this is being inflated so much.
 
As for the LEO satellites part, why was my point divided into parts to make it seem less logical? I didn't simply say "oh a majority is this so its this" (even though that would also be a valid point but it's never enough, the 2012 study still puts the majority at LEO btw), but also the fact that the text itself refers to reaching outer space as the reason it destroyed the satellite, the fact this is being stretched as it actually meaning it took the LITERAL blink of an eye to reach 20x the distance to outer space is so ridiculous.

And I still didn't get a reason why the blink of an eye was actually accepted as 0.1 seconds even when the literal kanji in Japanese dictionaries also means "extremely fast/quick", since when does the wiki even use "instant" "blink of an eye" statements as 0.1 seconds? 1 second has always been used.

Just wanna add the fact 1 second to reach outer space is already an "instant/blink of an eye" to someone if they are at ground level. If something flied from the ground to outer space in 1 second in front of you, if you were staring directly at it, it'd already disappear from your perception in that 0.1 seconds even if it still didn't reach outer space as it'd already be 1.13x above the MOUNT EVEREST'S PEAK HEIGHT. Genuinely dk why this is being inflated so much.
LEO and GEO were basically both around 50% in 2012, with the latter being at around 35,000 km, and you think picking 160 km makes sense?

The one making a ridiculous argument is you, just for the sake of lowballing the feat.

Glad you ignored the etymology of the word again: 宇宙空間 (uchū kūkan), meaning “space of the universe/outer space.” In the context of Bleach, this supports those higher distances, since it is used for the vacuum of space in the same series. The author could have very well said “the Cero reached the atmosphere” if it was really only 160 km, since that is still in the heterosphere. Ultimately the actual context, wording, and data back then, don't support you.

2,000 km is a perfectly fine estimation, and two CGMs repeatedly agreed 2 times already.

Either bring something new, or just drop it.
 
LEO and GEO were basically both around 50% in 2012, with the latter being at around 35,000 km, and you think picking 160 km makes sense?

The one making a ridiculous argument is you, just for the sake of lowballing the feat.
As for the LEO satellites part, why was my point divided into parts to make it seem less logical? I didn't simply say "oh a majority is this so its this" (even though that would also be a valid point but it's never enough, the 2012 study still puts the majority at LEO btw), but also the fact that the text itself refers to reaching outer space as the reason it destroyed the satellite, the fact this is being stretched as it actually meaning it took the LITERAL blink of an eye to reach 20x the distance to outer space is so ridiculous.
And you did it again.

Glad you ignored the etymology of the word again: 宇宙空間 (uchū kūkan), meaning “space of the universe/outer space.” In the context of Bleach, this supports those higher distances, since it is used for the vacuum of space in the same series. The author could have very well said “the Cero reached the atmosphere” if it was really only 160 km, since that is still in the heterosphere. Ultimately the actual context, wording, and data back then, don't support you.
Yea it says outer space. Genuinely what are you saying, I asked if CGMs actually agree "outer space" means 10,000 km, you literally went "it actually says outer space so its not really outer space" what the hell are you even saying. I asked if outer space is now accepted as 10,000 km, that simple.
Has it actually been accepted by the CGMs and mods that outer space is actually "10,000 km" above the ground or something, is this a new change to how we use outer space in the wiki? (this is an actual question)
Also "reached the atmosphere"...? Gang we ARE in the atmosphere of the earth even in the surface, genuinely what are you even saying.

2,000 km is a perfectly fine estimation, and two CGMs repeatedly agreed 2 times already.
I'm asking them for a clarification on related stuff not on it, even though I think it is still dumb and Im not perfectly fine with wanking it to beyond 50% of the satellites on earth instead of using the most common and reliable ones that match the wording of the feat, and 1 CGM disagreed so like....? 2>1 is not enough for something to be accepted yk?
 
As for the LEO satellites part, why was my point divided into parts to make it seem less logical? I didn't simply say "oh a majority is this so its this" (even though that would also be a valid point but it's never enough, the 2012 study still puts the majority at LEO btw),
Actually, low earth orbit satellites are technically the minority of satellites in the 2012 study. They only make up about 48% of the total satellites at the time.
but also the fact that the text itself refers to reaching outer space as the reason it destroyed the satellite, the fact this is being stretched as it actually meaning it took the LITERAL blink of an eye to reach 20x the distance to outer space is so ridiculous.
I'm not sure how the blast would be able to destroy an active satellite if it didn't reach outer space, but ok.

Kidding aside, from what I saw of the text, it's ambiguous how far into space it reached.
And I still didn't get a reason why the blink of an eye was actually accepted as 0.1 seconds even when the literal kanji in Japanese dictionaries also means "extremely fast/quick", since when does the wiki even use "instant" "blink of an eye" statements as 0.1 seconds? 1 second has always been used.
There are multiple time frames in the calculation for a reason.
Just wanna add the fact 1 second to reach outer space is already an "instant/blink of an eye" to someone if they are at ground level. If something flied from the ground to outer space in 1 second in front of you, if you were staring directly at it, it'd already disappear from your perception in that 0.1 seconds even if it still didn't reach outer space as it'd already be 1.13x above the MOUNT EVEREST'S PEAK HEIGHT. Genuinely dk why this is being inflated so much.
I think you should read the calculation again.
 
Actually, low earth orbit satellites are technically the minority of satellites in the 2012 study. They only make up about 48% of the total satellites at the time.
Theres another type, not just LEO and GEO, MEO also exists. LEO would still be the majority of the three.
The %s would be:
  • LEO: ~49.85%
  • MEO: ~6.93%
  • GEO: ~43.22%

I'm not sure how the blast would be able to destroy an active satellite if it didn't reach outer space, but ok.
I think this is a joke considering what you said here:
Kidding aside
But just to clarify if you actually think I said that then you gotta re-read what I said.

from what I saw of the text, it's ambiguous how far into space it reached.
I meant that the "extremely quick/rapid" statement is in reference to reaching outer space, so saying the author added "it reached outer space extremely quickly" but actually meant it "reached extremely quickly onto something 20x the distance of outer space", specially when we have other options which are way more logical and consistent with the statement and story at hand is dumb.

There are multiple time frames in the calculation for a reason.
I think you should read the calculation again.
I said CGMs seem fine with using 0.1, and I'm asking since when is that the case, that's what I'm contesting, I know luck is fine with using 1 second, I'm asking the CGMs directly why they think 0.1 second should be used.
 
And you did it again.

Yea it says outer space. Genuinely what are you saying, I asked if CGMs actually agree "outer space" means 10,000 km, you literally went "it actually says outer space so its not really outer space" what the hell are you even saying. I asked if outer space is now accepted as 10,000 km, that simple.

Also "reached the atmosphere"...? Gang we ARE in the atmosphere of the earth even in the surface, genuinely what are you even saying.
Since you ignored it:

LEO and GEO were basically both around 50% in 2012, with the latter being at around 35,000 km.

LEO ≈ 48.1%, so less than half, the other 3 superior category, make up more than half.

Can you read and acknowledge?

Your whole argument was based on taking the 80% of LEO today, thanks to Elon Musk flooding space with 20k of them. Your argument is invalid.

If you are honest now, you don't pick LEO anymore, and make the same argument with the other 3 categories, since there are less than 1000 satellite, a extremely small number is very easy, so it is very likely the Cero can go through, as it is to hit for more.

Your estimation of using 100km-200km, makes no sense, simple as that. Are you honest enough to make a new proper, good estimation?

And yeah, the word itself given the context, still support that.

To make an example here, they used this wording, it is a different manga but it still translated from the japanese, that's not "the space of the universe" they say stratosphere, so using specifically 宇宙空間 (uchū kūkan) in Japanese, meaning “space of the universe/outer space.”, can be used to support those distances.
Especially when it is literally used in the series as vacuum. The 2012 data supporting those, makes perfect sense because back then hitting a satellite was far more impressive.
 
Since you ignored it:

LEO and GEO were basically both around 50% in 2012, with the latter being at around 35,000 km.

LEO ≈ 48.1%, so less than half, the other 3 superior category, make up more than half.

Can you read and acknowledge?
I didn't ignore it oh my god what are you even saying, read the message just above you.

Your whole argument was based on taking the 80% of LEO today, thanks to Elon Musk flooding space with 20k of them. Your argument is invalid.
No it wasn't that's what I literally told you in the message YOU JUST REPLIED TO.
This can't be real man.

Your estimation of using 100km-200km, makes no sense, simple as that. Are you honest enough to make a new proper, good estimation?
I genuinely and I mean genuinely never said we should use 100-200 km btw, all I said about 100 km is that this is where outer space starts and that logically the satellite isn't that far away from outer space according to the statement. I had no issues with using like 500 km. I said 2000 km is dumb, simple.

To make an example here, they used this wording, it is a different manga but it still translated from the japanese, that's not "the space of the universe" they say stratosphere, so using specifically 宇宙空間 (uchū kūkan) in Japanese, meaning “space of the universe/outer space.”, can be used to support those distances.
Especially when it is literally used in the series as vacuum. The 2012 data supporting those, makes perfect sense because back then hitting a satellite was far more impressive.
100 km above ground level is already a vacuum due to how low the earth's atmosphere is, it's the whole reason why, you know, SCIENTISTS AND NASA say outer space is simply 100 km above ground level. Which is why I asked if the CGMs truly agree that outer space is actually 10,000 km above ground level now as this has been the only "counter argument" right now, which doesn't even make sense cause, again, if you are gonna use that, at that point why don't you simply use 10,000 km / 0.1 seconds to wank it even further beyond?
 
Theres another type, not just LEO and GEO, MEO also exists. LEO would still be the majority of the three.
The %s would be:
  • LEO: ~49.85%
  • MEO: ~6.93%
  • GEO: ~43.22%
I know, I meant that low earth satellites are a minority compared to the total number of satellites. (You also forgot to include the highly elliptical orbit satellites).
I think this is a joke considering what you said here:
Yes, that was a joke.
But just to clarify if you actually think I said that then you gotta re-read what I said.
I know what you meant.
I meant that the "extremely quick/rapid" statement is in reference to reaching outer space, so saying the author added "it reached outer space extremely quickly" but actually meant it "reached extremely quickly onto something 20x the distance", specially when we have other options which are way more logical and consistent with the statement and story at hand is dumb.
The thing is, very low earth satellites are not very common at all, at least back then (very low earth orbit is below 400 km), so I don't think your proposition makes much sense.
I said CGMs seem fine with using 0.1, and I'm asking since when is that the case, that's what I'm contesting, I know luck is fine with using 1 second, I'm asking the CGMs directly why they think 0.1 second should be used.
OK.
 
I genuinely and I mean genuinely never said we should use 100-200 km btw, all I said about 100 km is that this is where outer space starts and that logically the satellite isn't that far away from outer space according to the statement. I had no issues with using like 500 km. I said 2000 km is dumb, simple.

So you are not willing? despite almost half of them sits at 35.000 km?, you still saying 500 km should be correct, it is completely nonsensical.
It doesn't matter to you if there are 20k LEO or just 400, and GEO matches that % , you just want to use a low number, that's good to know.

Picking 100-200-500 is no different than picking 30.000km in 2012. It is literally the same, since they roughly half and half with an extreme low number around the WHOLE planet.

100 km above ground level is already a vacuum due to how low the earth's atmosphere is, it's the whole reason why, you know, SCIENTISTS AND NASA say outer space is simply 100 km above ground level. Which is why I asked if the CGMs truly agree that outer space is actually 10,000 km above ground level now as this has been the only "counter argument" right now, which doesn't even make sense cause, again, if you are gonna use that, at that point why don't you simply use 10,000 km / 0.1 seconds to wank it even further beyond?

"to wank even further beyond" yet 50% of them sits at 35.000km, which is x3 10.000, and yet again no proper debunk of the word.

Simply, the feat is like that impressive.

Can you actually propose a concrete solution with the new data, or you just doing rhetoric?
 
This is wanting low ends for the sake of low ends, just because something is lower does not make it more accurate. There's such a thing as being too conservative
That's true in a vacuum but doesn't apply here. Again, it's about what is necessarily true. There's no reason to use higher end satellites distances here, it's completely arbitrary.

Unless you're using the "outer space is 10,000 km argument" which I'm impartial to.

You don't infact need that, I'd suggest you actually read the site rules specifically starting with the "Scaling" page. They don't need evidence of moving directly the same amount or greater distance to scale to something as there's such a thing as downscaling where even if said thing is faster, its not faster to the point where such character can't still react even if its with high effort which would at least qualify it for "at most"
Well that doesn't make sense, logically speaking. If you dodge something that crossed a 100 m by moving an inch, you're obviously not as fast as the projectile.

Ultimately a lot of these contentions aren't coming from a place of wanting consistency or accuracy or even wanting to follow site standards, yall are inventing new rules to push for want you want yet holding the opposition at a higher standards without equally providing valid reasons for claims.
Unfortunately, if you want to make a positive claim, you will need to provide evidence for why that is necessarily true. Someone poking holes in the reasoning you've used to form your argument is not making a claim, and thus, doesn't require evidence.

We have direct blatant statements that Zaraki could clash with dozens of ciens cero's in this instance yet you're still saying that isn't enough. You don't determine that and your arguments don't prove why it isn't good enough in this case
Wasn't it 12 GRC fused together? As opposed to 12 individual GRC. If it was 12 individual GRC from a moderate distance, I would agree with you. That certainly leans towards relative or greater combat speed.
 
I know, I meant that low earth satellites are a minority compared to the total number of satellites. (You also forgot to include the highly elliptical orbit satellites).
To the total number, I guess, but if you were to pick a random satellite at random, the most probable pick would be a LEO, that's how, well, probability works.

The thing is, very low earth satellites are not very common at all, at least back then (very low earth orbit is below 400 km), so I don't think your proposition makes much sense.
They are the vast majority compared to every other type, so I'd say they are very common yes, and again the argument isn't about simply "what's more common, what isn't more common" but also what makes sense with the statement, which is why I brought up the fact that the "blink of an eye" is referring to it reaching outer space.

The whole point is that saying "in the blink of an eye it reached outer space and hit a satellite" is different than saying "in the blink of an eye it reaches a satellite 20x above the beginning of outer space" which is how the feat is being interpreted and calculated right now.

Ofc sort of a hyperbole but if you want a less hyperbole one it's like saying "in the blink of an eye, reached outer space and then hit something 20x the distance it just traveled". If we assume the blink of an eye is 1 second (as we should) it'd take 20 seconds to reach that satellite, if we assume 0.1 seconds for blink of eye it'd still take 2 seconds to reach that 2000 km away satellite, and at that point the calculation is just "reaches outer space in blink of an eye" and not anything related to satellite.

Is the issue on how this is being interpreted not visible enough? The author's intention is being mixed to make the feat something completely different for the sake of inflating numbers.

So you are not willing? despite almost half of them sits at 35.000 km?, you still saying 500 km should be correct, it is completely nonsensical.
It doesn't matter to you if there are 20k LEO or just 400, and GEO matches that % , you just want to use a low number, that's good to know.

Picking 100-200-500 is no different than picking 30.000km in 2012. It is literally the same, since they roughly half and half with an extreme low number around the WHOLE planet.

"to wank even further beyond" yet 50% of them sits at 35.000km, which is x3 10.000, and yet again no proper debunk of the word.
Alright you are gonna keep ignoring half the point and keep saying that I'm arguing "It's the majority so it's that!!". I won't answer you anymore until I get an actual response.
 
Wasn't it 12 GRC fused together? As opposed to 12 individual GRC. If it was 12 individual GRC from a moderate distance, I would agree with you. That certainly leans towards relative or greater combat speed.
Wait, why would you disagree if they were fused together? There is no indication that fusing the Gran Rey Ceros together would make it  slower, that's on you to prove. In fact, based on Bleach's in-universe mechanics, it would actually make sense for it to be  faster when 12 of them are fused together, especially since it was 100% Cien firing it instead of the weaker, 60% Cien who did the satellite feat.
 
Wasn't it 12 GRC fused together? As opposed to 12 individual GRC. If it was 12 individual GRC from a moderate distance, I would agree with you. That certainly leans towards relative or greater combat speed.

1) It would be travel speed, and we talking about combat speed, even in most serious fights, if a character has to move their body out of the way, swing, dodge etc. react to, or clash with something that is orders of magnitude faster and stronger than the supposed feat for scaling, (again you ignoring context of the feat made by a weakened 60% base Cien compared to what Zaraki reacted to, which is a GRC(x10) with 12 of them fused against a 100% RES cien) , that strongly implies they scale to the weaker one, is just basic reading comprehension and common sense.

There is also no real reason to assume the Cero is massively faster than the user, and it is never implied either. No Arrancar has “way faster with Cero” in the wiki, it is just an extension of their spiritual energy. It does not have to be explicitly stated; it is simply common sense when estimating combat speed.

Just the fact that the Cero can get several dozen times superior, on top of characters being several dozen times superior to Cien himself, and still thinking, “I need to see them outpacing the Cero of a characters dozens time weaker ,” when Zaraki literally reacted and swung his sword before the Gran Ray Cero could hit him (a x10 of a normal one and 12 of them not a single weakened normal cero at 60%), is just silly.

Also, you literally have constantly in Bleach characters like Aizen, who was stronger than Ichigo literally blitzing his energy attacks, or Urahara with Yammy's Cero blitzing the whole thing.

It is basically avoiding actually debating the root cause of how fights happen, and just saying, “I do not see it explicitly, so I cannot quantify it,” which is BS, since the concept of relativity always exists. And when you have characters that severely power-creep certain ones, then the scaling is just a matter of knowing the actual series you are debating.

Anyhow, Scaling has been accepted by 3 staff members now, and zero disagree, so given it is already days debating it, I'll avoid since it officially accepted.
 
I'd suggest you actually read the site rules specifically starting with the "Scaling" page.
Ultimately a lot of these contentions aren't coming from a place of wanting consistency or accuracy or even wanting to follow site standards, yall are inventing new rules to push for want you want yet holding the opposition at a higher standards without equally providing valid reasons for claims.
Ik what you mean about downscaling (and i had agreed in this case) you're referring to this part I assume, but reading the page you're suggesting also says this about scaling in relation to attacks/projectiles etc
it says "outracing", so what Deathberry wrote isn't unfounded, saying that people are making up new rules is kinda unnecessary imo
 
Wait, why would you disagree if they were fused together? There is no indication that fusing the Gran Rey Ceros together would make it  slower, that's on you to prove. In fact, based on Bleach's in-universe mechanics, it would actually make sense for it to be  faster when 12 of them are fused together, especially since it was 100% Cien firing it instead of the weaker, 60% Cien who did the satellite feat.
Because it falls into the relative distance problem. One GRC, that is faster by an unquantifiable amount, is shot from an unknown distance, which is also unknown relative to Zaraki's movements.

If he had cut down several Cero fired almost simultaneously, he would have had to swing faster than they could move.
 
To the total number, I guess, but if you were to pick a random satellite at random, the most probable pick would be a LEO, that's how, well, probability works.
No, if you were to pick one at random, it would be more likely to be one of the 3 superior categories. Which together are LEO >, with GEO almost reaching half.
That's how probability work in this case. Which proves using strictly LEO with 2012 data is pure non-sense.
 
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