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For example a 5000m³ of air.
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How to calculate the energy required to disperse a certain volume of air?
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Laboratory tests have shown, that air is 1.225kg/m³. Meaning over 5000kg of air is dispersed, how much energy is required? And would a timeframe be needed just like in cloud calculations?
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If it was a vertical cylindrical column of air?
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Was it dispersed vertically, or omnidirectionally?
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One direction vertically, up to down.
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Relativistic laser that has a timeframe of 2-3 seconds.
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You just make a random guess or is it cinematic timeframe?
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The moment the emergency jet left, the entire area got "hammer of dawned" from space in a very short timeframe.
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