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What's the durability required to survive 80 trillion Kelvin since the more heat something has, the more energy?
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Durability to survive 80 trillion kelvin
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What is the emissivity of the object dumping 80 trillion Kelvin? We can't use this calculator without it, without the calculator we can't figure out the energy.
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0.97 or 0.98. If that can work.
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You can't just pull emissivity numbers out of thin air like that, you need something based on reality.
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The emissivity of a person can't work? Why not?
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It can be either 1 or 0.97, the emissivity of a person.
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If it's of a person, you could do the parameters; however, it's the Mass * Heat Capacity * Change in Temperature via thermal equilibrium is what we'd probably use in this scenario. Between that and the calculator KLOL linked, we usually use which ever gives us the lower number.
