How Powerful Is This? (third edition)

[The_real_cal_howard]

Alright. So, I already have calcs for MFTL+ late characters, city level MHS early characters, and KE working past lightspeed here. So, here are a few others.

How powerful is throwing a pebble that rips off a town level being's arm and continues going to instantly go through a mountain, leaving a house sized hole?

How fast is spreading vines throughout a planet in a half a second?

How powerful is putting a force field around a galaxy in orbit around something that is to the galaxy as the sun is to the Earth and then pulling it out of orbit, and swinging it around to hit said something? Keep in mind that KE works past FTL in this verse.

How powerful is using a gravity beam to pull Jupiter to Earth?

And finally, how fast is traveling from one side of an alternate universe to the other if that universe is to our universe as our universe is to a quark.

 

[Cropfist]

How long did the travel take for the last feat?

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

5 minutes. It was during a fight, where they were hitting the person from one side of the universe to the other.

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

bump

 

[LordXcano]

> How fast is spreading vines throughout a planet in a half a second?

12,742 km/0.5 seconds = 25,484,000 m/s or 0.085c

Unless you meant circumference in which case it's:

20037.5 km/0.5 seconds = 400,750,000 m/s or 1.33c

> How powerful is putting a force field around a galaxy in orbit around something that is to the galaxy as the sun is to the Earth and then pulling it out of orbit, and swinging it around to hit said something? Keep in mind that KE works past FTL in this verse.

How much mass does the force field have? How much mass does the super-galaxy have?

> How powerful is using a gravity beam to pull Jupiter to Earth?

This isn't really a KE thing so much as it is a matter of mass.

> And finally, how fast is traveling from one side of an alternate universe to the other if that universe is to our universe as our universe is to a quark.

Obversable Universe - 93,000,000,000 lightyears

Quark - 0.43e-16 cm

93,000,000,000 lightyears/0.43e-16 cm = 2.046e45x

2.046e45*93,000,000,000 = 1.90278e56 lightyears

1.90278e56 lightyears/5 minutes = 2.0016e61c

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

Thanks Xcano.

By super galaxy, do you mean the one that's being swung or the one its in orbit around? If it's the former, Andromeda sized. If it's the latter. Andromeda to this as Earth's moon is to Sun. Mass of forcefield is 1/2000 of the orbiting galaxy.

 

[LordXcano]

Without even doing that I can tell you it's Multi-Galactic.