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I have a scan of a planet being crushed into a black hole however I have been told I need a calc however I don't know how to do this, can someone help me. Here is the scan:
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Can someone do a calc for me?
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No, sadly not but surely it originally being a planet would make it planet level?
AyOgUyS
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Dunno if it works like that
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I don't understand. If someone can crush a planet into a black hole should surely count as destroying a planet
Chritin060
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Assuming the feat is just that the planet being turned into a black hole, and based on what it visually looks like, it seems like the planet is being compressed down into a volume smaller than its Schwarzschild radius. A Schwarzschild radius is just the radius is just the minimum radius that an object would need to be to become dense enough to become a black hole, and since it's being compressed here you wouldn't get any AP value for it. Instead you would need to calculate the pressure applied to the planet, and thus the feat is for lifting strength.
Off of some quick google searching, it seems like the formulas here may help you. https://physics.stackexchange.com/q...rce-is-neccessary-crush-an-object-into-a-blac
However, if you are trying to say that the planet just gets destroyed by another black hole, then yeah probably. To destroy a planet you'd need to disrupt its gravitational binding energy, which is planet level (assuming this planet is relative to earth in size).
