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What is the calculation formula so I can calculate the GBE of a planet?
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GBE
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(Gravitational Constant * Mass^2)/Radius
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And to divide it and separate it? Is it the same formula?
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To divide / separate the planet?
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Yes...
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Firstly, you'll need to find the gravitational constant. Here's a good calculator. If you run into problems with the formula, there's this calculator: http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Tech/Beam/Calculator.html
Use the UL yield.
Use the UL yield.
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Thanks, dude.
Thanks, dude.
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In order to make it simplier, you can use the GBE's Earth (2.24*10^32 J) as reference: If you have the gravity and radius/diameter of the planet, use the formula (planet_gravity\earth_gravity)^2*(planet_radius/earth_radius)^3*GBEarth
If you have density and radius, use the formula (planet_density/earth_density)^2*(planet_radius/earth_radius)^5*GBEarth
You can use either radius or diameter in the equation. In the first equation, the size is directly proportional too.
If you have density and radius, use the formula (planet_density/earth_density)^2*(planet_radius/earth_radius)^5*GBEarth
You can use either radius or diameter in the equation. In the first equation, the size is directly proportional too.
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