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Official Calculations Discussion Thread
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According to the References for Common Feats page- at least Class 1 (~5000 Newtons, based on bare minimum reports from accidental hanging drops) to Class 5 (12000 - 15000 Newtons, which is the medically certified standard)
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Uhhh, I'd assume it'd be similar to a human-beheading LS considering how the average man has a neck circumference of 14 - 19 inches, meanwhile a medium-sized goat has a neck circumference of up to 18 inches, although that's just a guesstimateIs there any way to calculate ripping off a goat's head
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Can someone give me a hand with this?
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Find the volume of the Iron Maiden by sectioning it off into 3 pieces like this. For the top portion use the volume formula for a sphere, for the middle portion use the volume formula of an ellipsoid, and for the bottom portion use the volume formula of a cube.
Once you do that, add the volumes up (in cm^3) together, and then divide the final volume 0.8 (hollowness).
After you get the correct volume, multiply that by 20 (fragmentation value of iron) and that is the answer in Joules.
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goofy ahh game
Oliver_de_jesus
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Can someone help me find the diameter/circumference?
Basically it is said that the distance of the snow-capped mountains (peninsula) is 256,000,000 meters north and south
Basically it is said that the distance of the snow-capped mountains (peninsula) is 256,000,000 meters north and south
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I don't understand what you mean
Oliver_de_jesus
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I am trying to see if it is possible to use the distance from one location to another to be able to find the circumference and then the radius, since the distance is from North to South
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Are they on opposite sides of the planet?
Oliver_de_jesus
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yeah
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Multiply the diameter (distance between the two points) with pi.
Oliver_de_jesus
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so 256,000,000*π=804247719m is the circumference
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What are they bending?
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A boring as **** method for a shitty result. I recommend looking for a better feat. Like, anything that is noticeably superior to class 1
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CuteAnimeNekoGirl99
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Can someone identify the type and weight of this battleship dropped on Wade the duck
Oliver_de_jesus
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Look like a Dreadnought USS Texas
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This ain't the place for CRT promotion, we have another thread for that.
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Sorry, where is the thread, can you provide a link?
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Post-Crisis Superman surviving a radiation wave from an explosion 50 times larger than Keplar's Supernova isn't the same thing as the explosion being 50 times stronger. Someone should do a proper calc for it.
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I would like some feedback conderning a feat. In this video, at this timestamp, the moon is shattered.
Considering all the different materials the moon is made of, and that only part of it is shattered, I don't know how calcing the energy required should be tackled
Considering all the different materials the moon is made of, and that only part of it is shattered, I don't know how calcing the energy required should be tackled
Oliver_de_jesus
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How should I calculate the attack of piercing a gas giant Planet? I have calculated that the core was drilled from one side to the other? or something else?
It was a projectile that moved faster than light
It was a projectile that moved faster than light
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Assuming there's visuals to go off of, you could calc the KE of the debris. It's true the projectile that pierced the planet moved at lightspeed, but that doesn't mean the debris it forced out of the way also moved at that speed. At least, I think that'd be a fine assumption to make...
Oliver_de_jesus
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Although it didn't actually see the debris or anything like saitama's sneeze
azontr
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Could I possibly derive AP from the size of this whale? And if so, how would I go about calculating it?
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Pixel scale with Karo and then scale it up or down according to average whale size and mass accordingly.
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Which chapter was this?
