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How strong is this
- Thread starter Spinoirr
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No idea how strong you'd have to be to do it, but all the mass of the sun equals 1787 FOEs I think.
DivineAura44
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I don't know what turning something into "energy" is. How do you reduce something to energy? If I had to guess this would be stronger than Vaporization, because Vapor is gas, and this goes beyond that, but how do you turn the Sun into energy?
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E=mc2. That is the equation for this
DivineAura44
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I don't think that's how you do that. Don't quote me.
DivineAura44
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But if this is true I think it's Star Level.
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DivineAura44
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It's equivalent to about 1 Tredecillion Tons Of TNT. Which iirc to blow up the Sun 6 Tredecillion Tons. This is 170 Quattor-Decillion Joules.
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DivineAura44
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When I first came upon this question (like 3 hours ago) I actually used this calc and was gonna post it but I didn't because I wasn't sure. Shoulda saved myself the time.
DivineAura44
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It's like 10x 4-B lol.
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Hence why I said it's 4-B. 4-B is a huge tier, 187,000,000,000 times to be exact
DivineAura44
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I don't even know what that means? I'll just nod slowly and say uh-huh.
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Literally means that the gap between the lowest and highest bounds of 4-B is ******* massive.
4-B starts at 22.5 Foe (2.2e+45 joules) and ends all the way at 20.08 TeraFoe (2.008e+57 joules), a gap of almost one trillion.
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ye.
Converting something about the same mass as the sun into mass-energy would wield around 1.78-ish kiloFOE. Since E=mc^2 (M being mass and c being speed of light or 299792458 meters per second), 1.989e+30*299792458^2= 1.78762405050753028596e+47 J or 1.787624 kiloFOE (4-B)
DivineAura44
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Oh.. That statement is very vague.
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How is a gap of one trillion between the lowest and highest bounds of Solar System level being massive, vague?
DivineAura44
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"Hence why I said it's 4-B. 4-B is a huge tier, 187,000,000,000 times to be exact" is that not vague?
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The only problem I see here is that the gap number is wrong. The actual sentence should have been like this:
"The gap between the lowest and highest points of 4-B is about 881,860,000,000x or 881.86 billion x."
DivineAura44
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You literally changed part of the sentence. The part you just put was the most important part. Lol, can we just drop it? My brain was just not function properly that day I guess. It still is kinda vague tho.
DivineAura44
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No? It's like asking if you train to lift up a 500kg weight, then lift up that weight and train with it to lift up 1000 kg.
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Depends on their mass.
