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Introductio
Well, the Milky Way itself didn't get bigger, obviously, but our understanding of it did. According to a recent article, astronomers have determined the Milky Way Galaxy not to be 100K or 110K Light Years in diameter, but a staggering 200K Light Years in diameter. This is about double the previous estimate and puts us almost on par with Andromeda.
Why it matters
In practice not much changes here. However, the numerical value for busting our newly unveiled 200K Milky Way is higher. A decent bit higher. This increases the gap between 4-A and 3-C, decreases the gap between 3-C and 3-B, and also renders all galaxy bust calcs invalid. So Kid Buu's galaxy-over-time bust will have a far higher number, as will all galaxy busters. This won't lead to a tier jump in most scenarios, but it will make them higher numerically than what they were before, increasing the power gap and magnitude they are above baseline.
Well, the Milky Way itself didn't get bigger, obviously, but our understanding of it did. According to a recent article, astronomers have determined the Milky Way Galaxy not to be 100K or 110K Light Years in diameter, but a staggering 200K Light Years in diameter. This is about double the previous estimate and puts us almost on par with Andromeda.
Why it matters
In practice not much changes here. However, the numerical value for busting our newly unveiled 200K Milky Way is higher. A decent bit higher. This increases the gap between 4-A and 3-C, decreases the gap between 3-C and 3-B, and also renders all galaxy bust calcs invalid. So Kid Buu's galaxy-over-time bust will have a far higher number, as will all galaxy busters. This won't lead to a tier jump in most scenarios, but it will make them higher numerically than what they were before, increasing the power gap and magnitude they are above baseline.