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Like measuring how far apart are his afterimages or something.
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Is there any way to calculate how fast someone moves when making afterimages?
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Typically, Afterimages are Subsonic I believe. There’s probably a better way to do it, but I’m bad at Calcs.
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I would asume that if you have an afterimage in point A another in point B, then you had to at least move faster than the human eye can see from point A to B. But I wanted to make sure.
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Afterimages are 200 mph or around 89.408 m/s at minimum.
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Yeah, but I would asume that the farther away from each other afterimages are, the faster you're moving, right?
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Don't think is physically possible to create afterimages, they either see the target, a distorted image of the target (like a blur), or see nothing. If any, afterimages are more related to optical illusions related to light.
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Afterimages are merely an illusion caused by the human eye being unable to tract the movements of certain objects.
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Everyone else is correct, but they aren't technically answering your question.
If it is specifically stated that a character is at one point, and they move so fast as to create an afterimage, say, 300 meters away from their original position 1 second after they moved, they would be moving 300 m/s, or subsonic+. other than those specific cercumstances, Afterimages would only be indicative of subsonic without additional context.
If it is specifically stated that a character is at one point, and they move so fast as to create an afterimage, say, 300 meters away from their original position 1 second after they moved, they would be moving 300 m/s, or subsonic+. other than those specific cercumstances, Afterimages would only be indicative of subsonic without additional context.
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