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How would this affect a planet?
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Someone should honestly calc the KE of those chunks coming back together as one emerald is capable of restoring one part of the planet to its prior state
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Each of those chunks would collapse into smaller, planetoid-like spheres for a while, before pulling at approximately escape velocity and remerging into a new planet with a completely barren crust, strange core, somewhat molten mantle and a lack of any life whatsoever, including bacterial life.
Not anything really approaching 5-B, but likely 5-C to Low 5-B.
Not anything really approaching 5-B, but likely 5-C to Low 5-B.
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Probably 6-A feat. Going by this site's standards, it probably wouldn't scale to any one other than Super forms.
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@Kep Wanna try to calc this?
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Would dat hurt?Kepekley23 said:
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You would be hurled into the atmosphere and crushed instantly, so no, not really.
