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Official Calculations Discussion Thread
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Oliver_de_jesus
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Simple ones only need one, complex need 2 or higher
ShionAH
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How can I know the diff beetween simple and complex?
Oliver_de_jesus
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no idea maybe due to the amount of math, Pixel scaling and imag
ShionAH
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Is pixel scaling considered complex?
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Not really, it's literally just the measuring stick method but with digital paint applications.
ShionAH
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I guess then I can use it then since already a calc member accepted it
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Area of a Hand: 77.85 cm2
Apparently, Glocks are made of Polymer 2 which is more resilient than carbon steel and has a yield strength of 330.2589 MPa
77.85*330.2589= 25710.655365 Newtons or 2.6217572122 Tons of Force
Like this?
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How do you calculate someone creating a sphere of light that mimics the same light the sun does?
Like, the energy, watts, etc
Like, the energy, watts, etc
Oliver_de_jesus
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Stefan-Boltzmann radiation energy formula.
this if it has the same qualities and functions of a normal Star as you mentioned
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Isn't that, like, for starts? In my case it's literally just a sphere without mass, just light
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Assuming that the sphere at a close distance gives off the same light intensity as the sun at the Earth-Sun distance, why not just do that? At the top of the atmosphere (i.e around 100km I think) the sun's intensity is 1360W/m^2.
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We take the sword's length into account only when we are sure it's lined up with the forearm.
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How can I calculate the mass of something that creates big gravity waves?
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You would probably need more information, but in general only truly massive objects like 2 black holes seconds from colliding emit gravitational waves.
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Neutron stars also create gravity waves
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This does not contradict anything I've said. Neutron stars are also incredibly massive and dense.
Oliver_de_jesus
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So i made this Thread, i thought that the Calc Group need to see this
Dragonite007
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How I can calc this?
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OH MY ******* LORD
Thats nostalgic as ****
Thats nostalgic as ****
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Bump. Also, I might as well ask for help about these calcs too
ShionAH
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Oliver_de_jesus
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How do we treat lightning if you get hit by one and your body is full of nanobots on a cellular level (Skin, hair, bloodstream but still human), steam is also shown coming out of the body and the character says it feels like a Chrismats tree after the hit?
scale to the 8-C value with the Heat thing or what?
scale to the 8-C value with the Heat thing or what?
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To shake something that is in the sky by punching the ground would it be necessary to shake the planet itself?
azontr
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So, thinking about calcing a feat that I could use help with.
A beam is fired (the beam is SoL) and the cat thing at the end of the string of panels intercepted/dodged that beam before it hit its target.
Is there a way to go about calculating this?
A beam is fired (the beam is SoL) and the cat thing at the end of the string of panels intercepted/dodged that beam before it hit its target.
Is there a way to go about calculating this?
Dragonite007
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Is there any calculation that shows the energy needed to reduce a generic tree to ashes?
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How to calc someone stoping the orbity of the moon?
Arkenis
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Ke formula is one way i can think of.
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KE could work. You could also get LS if you know how long it took them. Force = change in momentum over time, and momentum is just mass x velocity.
azontr
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Bumpers?
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moon moves at a speed of 3,700kmh and is 7.3 x 10^22kg or 38555941358024691358024691358 j or 3.8555941e+28 j
High 6-A or 9.2 exatons
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Ignore what I've just said, I've apparently forgotten how units work. It's 1022m/s, not 1 million m/s. You're right, it's about 9.17 exatons.
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Oliver_de_jesus
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Can you make this a general blog? I have a verse that has the feat of stopping the moon (Minecraft: Story Mode)
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1.022km/s it's 1022m/s man
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Sure. Do note the fact I apparently forgot how to read, it is in-fact High 6-A.
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Yup, I just realised. I'm stupid.
Oliver_de_jesus
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Noice
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Additionally, if you have a timeframe you can calculate LS from the change in momentum.
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