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paint.netWhat app do people use for pixel scaling usually?
Adobe Photoshop Mix for drawing lines, and then Screen Ruler for pixelscalingWhat app do people use for pixel scaling usually?
depends on the speed and size of the object.Question for the people in the Calc Group, how much strength would a character need to thrown something from the surface of the Earth to the Sun
I try looking for alloy stuff when things like this occur with regards to aircraft so there's that.So I did a little digging and... https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=2863
On further research, aluminum in pure form is usually designated with the 1000s by aluminum distributors: https://www.aerospacemetals.com/aluminum-distributor.html
And doing a little comparing between the two (and using the Inspect Element tool on my browser because the table's divisions were improperly colored), aluminum has a shear strength (what we use for fragmentation values) ranging from 50 to 85 MPa depending on whether it was strain-hardened or not: https://prnt.sc/2jhFnuRlycKw
That table came from the same site you guys assumed 48.75 MPa from, btw. Also, a little advisory note, keep your eyes peeled, because for stuff like airplanes, aluminum may be alloyed.
Yeah, that's the weird thing; alloys tend to buff a lot of metals. Good thing I found that entire chart.I try looking for alloy stuff when things like this occur with regards to aircraft so there's that.
They would be about 218,487 times stronger.I got a question. What is the power difference between someone who scaled to 99.6 Megajoules and someone who scales to 5.20 Kilotons?
How many times stronger is the 5.20 than the 99.6?
From minute 11:48 to 12:05 for the throwing into the Sun feat (Sorry in advance if you see ads, it was the only site with enough quality to use)
Damn, how much would that translate into strength considering that it was a giant robot the size of a building?Distance from Earth to Sun: 148062866688 m
Timeframe: 2 seconds
Speed: 148062866688/2 = 74031433344 m/s = 246.942281c
you can't, when moving beyond the speed of light the RKE and F=MA breaks, you have to Calc the Robot's PEDamn, how much would that translate into strength considering that it was a giant robot the size of a building?
I understand, and true, they moved the moon in one episode, so yeah, that's definitely the better feat to talk aboutyou can't, when moving beyond the speed of light the RKE and F=MA breaks, you have to Calc the Robot's PE
although the feat of moving the moon is better than that
If you (or i) can find the Click I could calculate itI understand, and true, they moved the moon in one episode, so yeah, that's definitely the better feat to talk about
Here, from minute 20:00 to 20:31If you (or i) can find the Click I could calculate it
Here, from minute 20:00 to 20:31
I don't know, maybe use this as a referenceHow do I calculate the AP for making stone structures, like these spikes? Would it be like water feats where you use latent heat of fusion? I vaguely rememeber seeing a similar calculation for the FMA verse but can't find it to use as reference.
the calculations when they are for the evaluation are put herehttps://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:ShionAH/AP_for_Kral_Şak can someone look at this calc? I feel like its wrong but Idk what my mistake is
You'd need to find the area of the joints where the car roof was connected first.How much force would be required to tear off the roof of a car/truck?
AKA this
bumpGuys I need help I don't know how to calc this black hole speed feat how can I do it?
Uhh, Italy I guess? Since it's at the middle of everything, or Spain could also workWhat country should I use for pixelscaling for this speed feat?
I can try italy, I thought maybe Cyprus would be better since its on the oceanUhh, Italy I guess? Since it's at the middle of everything, or Spain could also work
Do I have to find the volume of a pistol and use the density of gold, and then apply tensile strength?
For obvious reasons, it wouldn't be actually made of gold because gun metallurgy would tear it to shreds, a gold leaf tint is more appropriate, so it should use gun steel.Do I have to find the volume of a pistol and use the density of gold, and then apply tensile strength?
Could someone calc these?
Specifically, this
As well as this
And this