GBE and gravity questions

[Arceus0x]

When can i use GBE? If i have a planetoid less than 100 meters wide that has its own gravity and is held together by it (and is circular) would it be ok to use?

Also, how can i get density from gravity and size?

 

[KLOL506]

When can i use GBE? If i have a planetoid less than 100 meters wide that has its own gravity and is held together by it (and is circular) would it be ok to use?

I think this is a very obvious no. That's too small of an object for it to be able to hold its own with just gravity alone, like planetary mass collapsing inwards to form a sphere.

Also, how can i get density from gravity and size?

You can't get density from gravity, gravity has nothing to do with it at all. Density is defined as mass per volume.

 

[Arceus0x]

I think this is a very obvious no. That's too small of an object for it to be able to hold its own with just gravity alone, like planetary mass collapsing inwards to form a sphere.


You can't get density from gravity, gravity has nothing to do with it at all. Density is defined as mass per volume.

Then mass from gravity of object of a certain size?

 

[KLOL506]

Then mass from gravity of object of a certain size?

You need the newton value first.

Mass = Newton / gravity value

 

[Arceus0x]

You need the newton value first.

Mass = Newton / gravity value

at this point it turned out to be kinda useless but still i'll try to figure it out. How do i get newtonian value?

 

[KLOL506]

at this point it turned out to be kinda useless but still i'll try to figure it out. How do i get newtonian value?

Newton value is mass times acceleration, but beyond Earth's surface that gravity is basically useless.

 

[Arceus0x]

Newton value is mass times acceleration, but beyond Earth's surface that gravity is basically useless.

huh

Cause i have this guy who controls a planetoid around 45 meters in diameters which can gravitate humans from 1000/2000 meters away and yes, it has its own gravity by itself and idk what to do with him

 

[KLOL506]

huh

Cause i have this guy who controls a planetoid around 45 meters in diameters which can gravitate humans from 1000/2000 meters away and yes, it has its own gravity by itself and idk what to do with him

1000-2000 meters is literally mountain height on Earth.

Also Earth's gravity goes well beyond the Moon which is 384,400 km away from us.

 

[Arceus0x]

1000-2000 meters is literally mountain height on Earth.

Also Earth's gravity goes well beyond the Moon which is 384,400 km away from us.

i mean it still has gravity?
Like ik its not gonna be some crazy 5-B feat but sth of that size needs to be real dense to have gravity