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if someone or something had to move from one side of the universe to the other in a Zeptosecond, how fast would that be?
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This one's right, I lost 3 orders of magnitudes somewhere. Probably accidentally used 93 million instead of 93 billion for the diameter of the universe.Soldier Blue said:Diameter of observable universe is 8.8*10^26 metres.
Zeptosecond is 10^(-21) second.
Velocity:
= [8.8*10^26] / [10^(-21)] = 8.8e47 m/s
Speed of light = 2.998e8 m/s
Therefore, that would be 2.9352902e39 times speed of light.
Travelling from one side of the universe to the other in a Zeptosecond:
= 2.9352902e39c
Ludicrously fast.Shadowbokunohero said:wow thats pretty fast
Vitiate and Sidious travelling half-way across one galaxy over a few years was Massively FTL+ (tens of thousands of times FTL).Shadowbokunohero said:well, I had an idea for an Oc that summons Lighting, but the lightning stems from one side of the universe and travels all the way to earth to strike down his enemy in a Zeptosecond, making it a dangerous ability. I thought it would be FTL+ at best lol![]()
Where is Low 7-C coming from?TheHadouCyberspaceWitch said:Without context, the ability sounds like an extremely fast Low 7-C attack.
There is no Low 8-C.TheHadouCyberspaceWitch said:Oh, crap, I meant Low 8-C.
Astronomers have detected electric currents / lightning around supermassive black holes measuring up to 5 Zettajoules or 1.195 Teratons. That is Low 6-B (Small Country level).Jobbo said:Imagine if we had town level lightning IRL.
Yes.Fhfhghghg said:Is a zeptosecond a sextillionth of a second?