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What's the AP for moving Mars 14 million miles out of orbit in a second?
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Moving a Planet(With Distance and Time Frame)
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That's FTL KE so it would be planet level
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I made a mistake what if it was 140,00 miles in a second?
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162880551346599062489842391522245252772 Joules
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Do you happen to know the AP or tnt equivalent of that?
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3.8929386077103025e+28 tons of tnt
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Dwarf star level
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And this is for moving mars 140,000 miles out of orbit right?
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Would you happen to know what it'll be if it was 14,000 miles out of orbit instead?
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At what speed?
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1 second. Sorry, I forgot to mention.
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The same I think. I'd recommend you to find planet moving calcs and just message all the people who did them
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Thanks for the recommendation. So what you're saying is that It'll still be likely dwarf star?
