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I'm just assuming baseline FTL as it was only described as "faster than light".If we know that the speed of the sword swings are baseline FTL, why would it be higher just because it was done for 10,000 swings?
What are you confused about?I'm confused
how can ı say, why did you give the example of light traveling the world? just asking for better understandingWhat are you confused about?
A person was talking about whether swinging a sword 25,000 to 100,000 times a second was more impressive than being FTL.how can ı say, why did you give the example of light traveling the world? just asking for better understanding
Frozen FTL timeframe?How do I calculate the combat speed of someone who can swing a sword 10,000x in one breath at FTL speeds?
Do I just get the amount of swings done in a second and multiply by baseline FTL speed (3x10^8ms-¹)?
Nah, can't use that here. One would actually have to view light speed in slow-mo first before anything can be done here, simply "Speed of light looks like trash to him" ain't gonna cut it.Frozen FTL timeframe?
Aight, it would depend on the context then.Nah, can't use that here. One would actually have to view light speed in slow-mo first before anything can be done here, simply "Speed of light looks like trash to him" ain't gonna cut it.
Unironically, wrong thread for this unfortunately.Hello, i'd like to know if this calculation is fine
Where do i put this?Unironically, wrong thread for this unfortunately.
Really?That doesn't really seem calculable.
I see, thanks for the helpI think the only other way would to know how long it took them. but I would just take the highest speed ships at whatever time period this was done and assume greater than that.
This explanation page should answer your issues.I see, thanks for the help
btw can someone explain to me when this formula can be used for earthquakes?
Depends on the range the earthquake was felt at, but DT told me that covering a hundred meters radius at the bare minimum would qualify for it.Something I thought wasn't fully explained on the explanation page, what makes an earthquake meteor-like?
Would a human-mass person crashing into a planet at high speeds, creating an earthquake, count for that?
Ye. Use ang-sizing, assuming you have the size of your object.Is here any way to calculate the distance traveled from a perspective POV like in the beginning of this clip?
Seems to be the size of a British man. You don't need surface area for ang-sizing.How do I find the surface area of a monster similar to a frog in shape?
???Seems to be the size of a British man. You don't need surface area for ang-sizing.
You then need to halve the surface area to get cross-sectional area.???
I’m trying to calc something else
Its a character surviving an explosion and Idk how to get the character’s surface area
I guess as a low-ball just assume average British height and weight. Not much to do here.Yea, but Idk how to get the SA of the character since he’s not human shaped, so I cant use the 0.68 m2
BruhAy KLOL i think you mixed up two users questions
I have no idea what you're talking about, can you show me a link to this feat?How do I calculate that a character was flying and manages to cross Jupiter from one side, reach the core and then continue until he leaves at MFTL + speed (no I don't mean KE)?