LS FEAT? HELP

[ShionAH]

Would back hand slapping someone to space be LS? If so how much LS is sending a human there in a single manga panel

 

[Lloydblitzed]

Would back hand slapping someone to space be LS? If so how much LS is sending a human there in a single manga panel

Looks like Striking Strength to me

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Although this seems more like striking strength feat, just in case:

Spoiler: Calc

Given that space starts at 100 km (100000 m), and assuming 1 manga panel = 1 second & human mass = 70kg & rest before being sent into space.
V = d / t = 100000 / 1 = 100000
a = V / t = 100000 / 1 = 100000
F = ma = 70 * 100000 = 7000000 Newtons (Class K)

 

[ShionAH]

Although this seems more like striking strength feat, just in case:

Spoiler: Calc

Given that space starts at 100 km (100000 m), and assuming 1 manga panel = 1 second & human mass = 70kg & rest before being sent into space.
V = d / t = 100000 / 1 = 100000
a = V / t = 100000 / 1 = 100000
F = ma = 70 * 100000 = 7000000 Newtons (Class K)

Looks like Striking Strength to me

Thanks btw would it also scale to speed and if yes then how fast?

 

[DavidTPPM]

Apparently the atmosphere extends much higher
Average adult male mass: 70kg
Distance to atmosphere: 10,000km
Assumed time: 1 second for super short 1 panel feat (Giving us 10000000 m/s speed or mach 29386.699/sub-relativistic)
KE: 3500000000000000 J (High 7-C)
LS: assuming the hand was in contact with the target for 0.5 meters: 7.1355759e+14 kg - Class T

 

[ShionAH]

Scan of reference

 

[Lloydblitzed]

Thanks btw would it also scale to speed and if yes then how fast?

Yeah, just do the distance travelled by the guy in Meters divided by the seconds (in ur case, 1 panel, so 1 timeframe which means 1 second)

 

[ShionAH]

Yeah, just do the distance travelled by the guy in Meters divided by the seconds (in ur case, 1 panel, so 1 timeframe which means 1 second)

Would it scale to the characters combat speed

 

[Lloydblitzed]

Would it scale to the characters combat speed

Attack Speed mainly, and if ur can scale that to his Combat, it would work

 

[DavidTPPM]

Attack Speed mainly, and if ur can scale that to his Combat, it would work

Actually it's a bit case specific. Just because you can throw something super fast doesn't NECESSARILY mean you can generally move that fast. For example fastest punch ever recorded is around 72 km/h but fastest pitch is almost 170 km/h (more than 2x as much)

 

[Lloydblitzed]

Thanks btw would it also scale to speed and if yes then how fast?

I calced it rq. Massively Hypersonic

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Apparently the atmosphere extends much higher
Average adult male mass: 70kg
Distance to atmosphere: 10,000km
Assumed time: 1 second for super short 1 panel feat (Giving us 10000000 m/s speed or mach 29386.699/sub-relativistic)
KE: 3500000000000000 J (High 7-C)
LS: assuming the hand was in contact with the target for 0.5 meters: 7.1355759e+14 kg - Class T

10000 km is WAY too much of a stretch for general "space". Thermosphere is already considered part of outer space. That's why common definition of the outer space boundary is 100 km, Kármán line.
Just for example, the man who is considered the first in space (Yuri Gagarin) only flew 300 km above it.

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Thanks btw would it also scale to speed and if yes then how fast?

If someone can react to his punches and keep up, I think it should, yes, since the punch should be at comparable speeds to punch that hard. F = ma after all, and unless his hands are hella heavy, acceleration is a main factor.
The speed would be 100000 m/s, Massively Hypersonic.
KE would be 70 * 100000^2 / 2 = 3.5e11 Joules (City Block level)

 

[DavidTPPM]

10000 km is WAY too much of a stretch for general "space". Thermosphere is already considered part of outer space. That's why common definition of the outer space boundary is 100 km, Kármán line.
Just for example, the man who is considered the first in space (Yuri Gagarin) only flew 300 km above it.

I mean yeah "space" is pretty vague and would generally depend on the context of what's actually happening in the feat

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I mean yeah "space" is pretty vague and would generally depend on the context of what's actually happening in the feat

Without much context, "punching to space" statement would be considered 100 km. To get it to 10000 km, you need to prove it punches out of the atmosphere in a strict scientific sense (since in common talk, "atmosphere" usually does not include exosphere afaik).

 

[YmTheSuper]

Is it ever mentioned that he reached space or did he just get launched too far away to be visible? If it's the second case then something like this could be used.