Energy required to destroy Sirius A from Earth

[Bossbrosish]

Basically, a character fires an energy beam from Earth that travels all the way to Sirius A, destroying it completely. What type of tier would this feat place the said character in?

 

[DenLitz]

I apologize if my input is a little wrong, because I am also not / have not been a staff here. but I will provide input for your question

After going through the calculations I did by entering the polytropic value = 0.5 for Low Ball, 1 for Mid Ball, 1.5 for High Ball to GBE(Because I don't know for sure the value of Polytropic)

Result :

• n=0.5 = 5.91504×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1 = 6.65442×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1.5 = 7.60505×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)

If I enter the wrong value of n(Polytropic Value) into GBE, I'm happy to accept input from the staff/calc group

Edit : Adding "Joule", and Some assumed "n" values

 

[Bossbrosish]

Figured it would be a star-level feat, thank you.

 

[DenLitz]

Figured it would be a star-level feat, thank you.

Alright, Maybe Low Ball is the most Accurate/Consistent Result, even then it still shows Star-Level Feat

 

[Bossbrosish]

Alright, Maybe Low Ball is the most Accurate/Consistent Result, even then it still shows Star-Level Feat

I think so too and Is it ok if I use the calcs for a potential blog post in the future? (I will credit you for the calcs of course)

 

[DenLitz]

I think so too and Is it ok if I use the calcs for a potential blog post in the future? (I will credit you for the calcs of course)

I think it's better to wait for some staff to correct the use of the "n" value I entered in the calculation method above, if I have received some input I think it's enough, I don't mind your suggestion

 

[Bossbrosish]

I think it's better to wait for some staff to correct the use of the "n" value I entered in the calculation method above, if I have received some input I think it's enough, I don't mind your suggestion

Alright, I'll wait for other people to respond before making any potential blog posts.

 

[Bossbrosish]

Bump

 

[Bossbrosish]

bump

 

[Bossbrosish]

Bump

 

[Bossbrosish]

Bump

 

[DenLitz]

I apologize if my input is a little wrong, because I am also not / have not been a staff here. but I will provide input for your question

After going through the calculations I did by entering the polytropic value = 0.5 for Low Ball, 1 for Mid Ball, 1.5 for High Ball to GBE(Because I don't know for sure the value of Polytropic)

Result :

• n=0.5 = 5.91504×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1 = 6.65442×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1.5 = 7.60505×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)

If I enter the wrong value of n(Polytropic Value) into GBE, I'm happy to accept input from the staff/calc group

Edit : Adding "Joule", and Some assumed "n" values

Can you help this? @KLOL506 .

Bump

He has Bumped several times to get answers

 

[DenLitz]

@KLOL506 Can you help this? And Correct my Calc?

I apologize if my input is a little wrong, because I am also not / have not been a staff here. but I will provide input for your question

After going through the calculations I did by entering the polytropic value = 0.5 for Low Ball, 1 for Mid Ball, 1.5 for High Ball to GBE(Because I don't know for sure the value of Polytropic)

Result :

• n=0.5 = 5.91504×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1 = 6.65442×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)
• n=1.5 = 7.60505×10^41 Joule / Star Level(4-C)

If I enter the wrong value of n(Polytropic Value) into GBE, I'm happy to accept input from the staff/calc group

Edit : Adding "Joule", and Some assumed "n" values