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Formula, instructions, any extra information I need to know?
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How to do rotational KE calculations?
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I don't think we have pages for explaining Torque calculations, but I recall some uses making calculations for it.
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I would think you just need to apply the normal rotational energy for an object for the feat. The problem is that most fiction just gives a blurr effect so you can't accurately calculate how many rotations are occuring per period. So getting accurate ones is difficult. HOWEVER.
If a specific rotational velocity/Rotations per period is given, and you know the other essential properties of the object (Mass, density, distribution of said mass, etc.), I see no reaosn why standard kenetic energy equations should be applicable.
If a specific rotational velocity/Rotations per period is given, and you know the other essential properties of the object (Mass, density, distribution of said mass, etc.), I see no reaosn why standard kenetic energy equations should be applicable.
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Legend of Zelda, Spinning the Planet since 1998
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Rotation around something or spinning?
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Spinning.
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Ah, I knew the Earth rotation feat was 5-C via statements from others, but wondered where the original calculation was.
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0.5*I*w^2
I is the moment of inertia (here are the formulae of how to calculate it)
w is the rotational speed in radians per second
I is the moment of inertia (here are the formulae of how to calculate it)
w is the rotational speed in radians per second
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It probably should yes.
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