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Maybe use the stuff they use to calc seeing objects moving at slow mo/ being fully immobilizedbump
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Maybe use the stuff they use to calc seeing objects moving at slow mo/ being fully immobilizedbump
Thanks for the help, I think it works now.The way water molecules bond to one another, the oxygen attracts two hydrogens, and the hydrogens each attract to one oxygen. When simplified to two dimensions, this causes them to form a pattern somewhat like brickwork. So you can effectively map the area covered by each molecule through length x (height + distance between molecules).
Since water’s an angled molecule, we can use that to find the height. Using the same source you found the size of water molecules in, the angle is 104.45 degrees.
Using an isosceles triangle calculator, with base angle of (180-104.45)/2 = 37.775 and base of 0.28 we can find the height to be 0.14725nm
Based on this the average distance between water molecules is 3.1 angstroms (0.31 nm)
So the area per water molecule would be around 0.28nm*0.45725nm = 0.12803nm^2, or 1.2803e-15cm^2
The minimum number of hydrogen bonds should be the number of water molecules minus 1.
For the picoscale, it’s smaller than an atom, but still larger than the nucleus of an iron atom. Since our subatomization is based on destruction of the nucleus, it might not be the best value to use here. Maybe using ionization energy might be better? Since the destruction is 19.6pm out of the 126pm of an iron atom, maybe you could assume it removed 15.55% of the electrons spread throughout (so, about 4)? I’m not confident in this method, but I think it makes more sense here than nucleus destruction. The energy of the first ionization from iron is 7.9024eV or 1.266104e-18 Joules. I tried to calculate later ones, but looking at my result I’m confident I used the equation wrong
Not anymore.is punching something considered LS?
To be honest, there's some forms of punching I'd consider as LS, as punching with bad form will make people try to "push" things with the fist after the impact. That is so hard to see accurately in fiction though that it might be ignored."Hey I'm gonna punch those cars and deliver a very nice lifting strength feat"
Yeah, it's rare to see that in fiction. Strangely, we can see that clearly in martial arts manga when the practicioners supposedly are master martial artists that, in practice, would be the least likely to do that.yeah pushing with a fist after a punch is definitely fine but i don't think GE does that
as for the splitting, i'm not aware of a better method so i just used a cutting formula for a similar feat (second calc if it doesn't send you to it automatically)
Compressive strength here is basically another term for saying "Pulverization" strength.yeah pushing with a fist after a punch is definitely fine but i don't think GE does that
as for the splitting, i'm not aware of a better method so i just used a cutting formula for a similar feat (second calc if it doesn't send you to it automatically)
"Wait, that doesn't work? Damn, I punched those cars for nothing.""Hey I'm gonna punch those cars and deliver a very nice lifting strength feat"
Yeah I made that calc before the Demon Slayer one where you told me. Maybe I oughta go back and fix it.Compressive strength here is basically another term for saying "Pulverization" strength.
My man are we twins or something, seems like we just play the same stuff lolThanks!you truly have supreme taste in games, that one is a gem
Nah, AP feat. If the leg slowly applied pressure, then it could be considered an LS feat via leg-pressing.A character kicks a door so hard that it crushes the person on the other side. Can this be considered an LS feat?
Missiles are generally 300 m/s but here you need to figure out how far the slash moved and how far the missile was from the bike.And reflect a missile? Like here
Doubt it. It's still either an AP feat or a Speed feat.I am referring to whether reflecting a missile (or anything) can be considered an LS feat, since according to what I have seen a missile from a RPG can weigh 21Kg, which forms class K with the speed
By Armorchompy Jump Good lifting strength model,How do calc LS from jumping feats? Feat in question is Gyro jumping 8 meters high with his Steel Balls.
Good luck and may God bless you in your journey Blue.Hello, is it alright if I ask for some advice towards calcing this feat? I'm trying to get how durable Star Platinum would need to be to survive this. Some problems with the calc include:
Area, pressure, speed, location, density, KE, omnidirectional point, size, etc.
I would really appreciate any possible help with this.
Thank you very much my friend.Good luck and may God bless you in your journey Blue.
IndeedGood luck and may God bless you in your journey Blue.
If the peeps who prioritizes Jojo Calcs) think this feat is super super super difficult to calc, literally bullshit blazing, Blue will require all the luck and resources for a valid calc that relates to SP's DurabilityIndeed