Nidavellir's size

[Revan_Laha]

I was just playing with my ruler when I decided to scale Nidavellir. Using these 2 pics. And I found Nidavellir's size to be around 603.785m. Here's my calculation I did in my copy

. I want someone to pixel scale from the exact same pics

 

[Revan_Laha]

I'll give another attempt

Hemsworth is 4 mm

Ring is 66 mm

So the ring would be 31.35m in real.

Ring is 2 mm

Circle is 50 mm

That makes the circle 783.75 m in diameter

 

[KLOL506]

Eh, not sure if I'm the best guy to give opinions on this. I suggest you get some calc members to look at it.

 

[The_Impress]

Convert this into a blog and get it approved in the Calculations Evaluations Thread

 

[Revan_Laha]

Eh, not sure if I'm the best guy to give opinions on this. I suggest you get some calc members to look at it.

Ok dear

 

[Dino_W]

Nidavellir size calcs seem to be pretty inconsistent. So far they've ranged from 344 meters to 1506 meters. So I think we need to use many different methods of finding Nidavellir's size, and later determine which one is most viable.

 

[KLOL506]

The one Revan figured out is quite smaller than the average of the values we found, as (344+1506)/2= 925 m.

 

[Revan_Laha]

Nidavellir size calcs seem to be pretty inconsistent. So far they've ranged from 344 meters to 1506 meters. So I think we need to use many different methods of finding Nidavellir's size, and later determine which one is most viable.

VFX department stated Nidavellir to be as big as a small moon and said its "miles wide". Moons like Kore are only a kilometre in radius

Here's that interview: https://www.awn.com/vfxworld/how-method-studios-crafted-rocket-20-avengers-infinity-war

 

[AnonymousBlank]

Wouldn't Nidavellir refer to the ring rather than the star? That would definitely be 2 miles wide at minimum.

 

[Antvasima]

Convert this into a blog and get it approved in the Calculations Evaluations Thread

^

 

[The_Impress]

Tbh VFX departement isn't a good source for WoG statements

 

[Antvasima]

You can also ask here in case you need help:

https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/3403260

 

[Revan_Laha]

Here's Thor and co in Rocket's pod and here's Rocket's pod in front of the neutron star

 

[Revan_Laha]

The smallest neutron star we've found is PSR J0348+0432 A with a radius of 6.5 +- 1 km

 

[KLOL506]

is that in meters or kilometers?

 

[KLOL506]

NVM found it on wikipedia, it's about 13 km in diameter, give or take 2 km more.

 

[Revan_Laha]

Comic Books vs the World found the radius to be 753 meters , and Aquatic_Pianist on Spacebattles found the radius to be 656.18 meters. Two separate sources found the radius of Nidavallir to be 650-750 meters, thus consistency. Plugging in both numbers: (5.67e-8*1000000^4)*(4*pi*753^2)/49.539*1.14 = 9.2969499e+21 joules or 2.22202 teratons (Small Country Level), (5.67e-8*1000000^4)*(4*pi*656.18^2)/49.539*1.14 = 7.059867e+21 joules or 1.68735 teratons (Small Country Level).

 

[Revan_Laha]

Here's I fitted the pic in a circle. The pod is 5 metres

 

[Revan_Laha]

The smallest moon in the solar system Aegaeon has a radius of 330┬▒60 km. The VFX dep stated it to be as big as a small moon. The radius I found fits here too. So a radius of 300-400m seems reasonable

 

[Revan_Laha]

On my phone pod is 1 mm, circle is 114 mm. That makes the diameter 570 m. Close to the former size