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Official Calculations Discussion Thread
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I guess this got resolved without me, nice
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Okay, thanks, I was trying to find the energy of the Little Rose explosion from HxH but to no good results, so I decided to go with crater ratio comparison with that of the Sedan explosion.
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It is for a different place
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Can't, because the explosion isn't exactly happening on ground either and there's no pressure to compress it AKA nothing stopping its fireball from expanding to be big enough and bad enough before going out with a whimper.
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Would it be possible to calculate the radius of the explosion and compare it to how far explosions with known yields expanded in space?
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Prolly would have to ask NASA, apparently they have the tools to do the math.
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Sadly i don't think that's possible
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Near-total fatalities. None of the options in your image.
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Wouldn't it be the fireball radius?
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No, it'd be the shockwave that kills everyone and destroys all buildings in its vicinity. The 20 psi shockwave.
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Okay, so I did some reverse formula math where I add in the yield instead of the radius with the 20 psi, and for the radius I found it is roughly 424 meters.
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There is also a nuke calculator where you can fine tune the megaton yield value to match the explosive radius for near total fatalities you want.
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Okay, thanks
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Yeah, this is the reason why it was rejected.
TL;DR: it works bad on real-life lightning and we have like one data point to go by.
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Man... there goes my Island level calcs
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We tried it on a verse that I really like but I don't like to talk about because I feel too shy about it, and it was disagreed there as well.Man... there goes my Island level calcs
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I've asked a question about Horizon calculator but can I use the horizon calculator for this Panel?
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Not really, we don't really see a horizon line and even then, you don't know how high the viewer is
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Isn't that because it's the lightning and waves make it not visible? I'm actually pretty sure around the same shot as this because Estarossa barely moved, and got levitated by the tornado
And since in the Panel we can see the base of the thundercloud can't I use the Altitude?
Check Chapters 263 and 264 for references
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Yes, but you can't use horizon calculator if the horizon isn't visible
No, not at all, the shot isn't at level with the thundercloud
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Ok... But I already explained why that shot would correspond with the other scan where the Horizon is visible, Thoughts on that?
I mean the Altitude is drawn in the panel, From sea level to the base of the thunderstorms why cant I use that?
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Then use that other shot, but you can't use a horizon calculator for a shot that doesn't show the horizon
Because the perspective of the viewer see's both the ground and sky at an unclear height, and the center point of the shot is not alined with the clouds
So no, you can't use Horizon Calculator for that shot
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I think the References for Common Feats page mentions this in a small bit for car crashes not happening into walls.
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Damn
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Just use a Supernova yield.
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You mean radius?
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Bruhj
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I think you can do it with photoshop
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I didn't find any option to do pixel scaling in the Photoshop app
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What kind of phone are you using? Android or ios? Since either one of them has a convenient way of pixel scaling
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