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Incomplete guantlet Thanos and Ronan with the pwoerstoneare calced from here, there is a problem with the calc.
Since this takes 3 seconds to travel a distance equal to one quarter of the circumference of the planet that's 40075/3/4=3339.583km/s
Also your using the volume of the ENTIRE planet not just the crust.
from here the crust weighs 2.77E22kg while from here the oceans weigh 1.37E21kg this totals 2.907E22kg. Adding the atmosphere gets us up to 2.9075E22kg
It's only seen affecting once side of the planet, there's no indication the the crust on the other side was moved as fast.
So It moved 1.45375E22kg of matter at 3339583m/s
0.5*1.45375E22*3339583^2=8.1067E34J or 19.3755 Yottatons.
And this is still being making multiple VERY generous assumptions. So it's really still a high end.
It still assumes the entire shown crust is being moved at once.
It assuming the crust is being moved at all.
We see a few seconds earlier that the surface aorund the celestial doesn't appear to be moving at all, so assuming the crust is being moved is even more qeustionable.
And finally assumes that it's not all in fast motion, as when we see the celestial we can clearly see that the shockwave is not moving at thousands of kiometers per second, and we know that's not in slow motion because we see people running away. I find assuming that the shockwave sped up is highly questionable.
Since this takes 3 seconds to travel a distance equal to one quarter of the circumference of the planet that's 40075/3/4=3339.583km/s
Also your using the volume of the ENTIRE planet not just the crust.
from here the crust weighs 2.77E22kg while from here the oceans weigh 1.37E21kg this totals 2.907E22kg. Adding the atmosphere gets us up to 2.9075E22kg
It's only seen affecting once side of the planet, there's no indication the the crust on the other side was moved as fast.
So It moved 1.45375E22kg of matter at 3339583m/s
0.5*1.45375E22*3339583^2=8.1067E34J or 19.3755 Yottatons.
And this is still being making multiple VERY generous assumptions. So it's really still a high end.
It still assumes the entire shown crust is being moved at once.
It assuming the crust is being moved at all.
We see a few seconds earlier that the surface aorund the celestial doesn't appear to be moving at all, so assuming the crust is being moved is even more qeustionable.
And finally assumes that it's not all in fast motion, as when we see the celestial we can clearly see that the shockwave is not moving at thousands of kiometers per second, and we know that's not in slow motion because we see people running away. I find assuming that the shockwave sped up is highly questionable.