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Shiraito983
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if a character did a 180-degree swing with a sword. should I add the length of sword as well? or I will take the arm only?
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Wdym by surpassing? And from what I’ve seen the sun’s g isn’t very impressive. The escape velocity is though
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Falling vertically from a great height warrants potential energy, obviously.
However, what if a character is, instead, thrown from of a great height, like off the roof of a building?—like The Bat-Man being flung off of the shoulders of a reanimated goon directly into an alleyway from atop a three-story mansion. Does the throwing constitute an additional kinetic element, and, if so, how is said element calculated?
However, what if a character is, instead, thrown from of a great height, like off the roof of a building?—like The Bat-Man being flung off of the shoulders of a reanimated goon directly into an alleyway from atop a three-story mansion. Does the throwing constitute an additional kinetic element, and, if so, how is said element calculated?
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Like here's the feat. The guy is being pushed back by the gravitational force of a Star and is able to move his way through the control panel to change the direction of the ship
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Is this method of calculating speeds still allowed?
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Oliver_de_jesus
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yes, I think there was a calc there of someone compressing a planet or a sun to the size of a marble but i would be wrong tho
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I've a feat where a Demon was vaporized extremely far away from a shockwave, and would like to calculate the energy required to vaporize it. The problem is, I'm not sure what I should use for volume or how I'd get the energy required to vaporize it. The demons are pretty large quadrupedal beasts. So I assumed maybe if there was a calc of vaporizing a Lion, or even a Bear (I feel a large Bear would be more comparable in size, though its build looks more feline), I could use that?
The feat in question.
I have all the math, pixel-scaling and stuff for the feat. But this bit trumped me. Suggestions would be appreciated. But values for vaporization of an animal (Assuming that recommendation is valid) would be preferred.
The feat in question.
I have all the math, pixel-scaling and stuff for the feat. But this bit trumped me. Suggestions would be appreciated. But values for vaporization of an animal (Assuming that recommendation is valid) would be preferred.
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Just follow how the human vaporization is done but sub the human values for a bear. I'd do lion and bear though, unless you have size comparison for the demon.
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The problem is I don't have the values for animals like that. And how much volume and ratio of muscles, bones, etc. which would be a lot of work to find specifically. I can calc it if I at least had those. Though I would much prefer if there were a calculation already done of animal vaporization I could use for reference.
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That's for a human. I was looking for smth like a Lion or Bear. I would assume their structure is vastly different from that of a human. Though if it would be impossible to get the values to vape either of those two, I can just use the human values.
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So normally sunspots are caused by reduced surface temperature caused by concentrations of magnetic flux that inhibit convection. Sunspots appear within active regions, usually in pairs of opposite magnetic polarity.
Andy from UU is able to cause one by himself. I'm not sure if a human alone could do this, but it seems he's sustaining it by the fact his body contains the heat around and when the sun is turned off his body starts pumping that heat back out, I could be wrong but this is how it works when an object is hotter than everything around it, it starts to have that heat released? Basically the idea is that since sunspots are reduced surface temp, it would mean Andy's absorbing all that heat around and reducing the surface temp. I'm wondering how to calc this, and he does this for hundreds of millions of years (Said again here)
Andy from UU is able to cause one by himself. I'm not sure if a human alone could do this, but it seems he's sustaining it by the fact his body contains the heat around and when the sun is turned off his body starts pumping that heat back out, I could be wrong but this is how it works when an object is hotter than everything around it, it starts to have that heat released? Basically the idea is that since sunspots are reduced surface temp, it would mean Andy's absorbing all that heat around and reducing the surface temp. I'm wondering how to calc this, and he does this for hundreds of millions of years (Said again here)
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I looked for a little, and found 120-180lbs for a boned out bear and that would be for protein alone. For fat, this says their body can accumulate 30-40% body fat. I could be wrong but I think the rest would be water?
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I don't know of such a feat, but one could theoretically be pursued in the exact same manner as our calc for vaporizing a human, and then upscaled/downscaled as needed to account for the size of the demon. I would agree a lion looks more apt from the image provided.
By saying this, I mean that you could go find the bodily composition of a lion (it's likely fairly close to a human, chemically speaking, but if the information is available online, it should be used), and then go through the process used in the human vaporization calc.
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Sample Calc: Compressing a Planet
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Is there any formula for such a feat?
Oliver_de_jesus
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Here is a calculation for a star that is much newer, use this one and simply change the value of the size crushed planet and mass of the earthI only found this calc but 2016 do be 2016ingSample Calc: Compressing a Planet
Is there any formula for such a feat?
Toriko: Don Slime's Compressed Sun
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use the size of 1 cm sugar cube=0.01m
GBE = 3 * 6.674e-11 * (5.97219e24)^2 / (5 *0.01)=1.42825149e41 joules
But honestly, what i say about is for Ap, idk how to do it for LS
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Thank you so muchHere is a calculation for a star that is much newer, use this one and simply change the value of the size crushed planet and mass of the earth
Toriko: Don Slime's Compressed Sun
use the size of 1 cm sugar cube=0.01m
GBE = 3 * 6.674e-11 * (5.97219e24)^2 / (5 *0.01)=1.42825149e41 joules
But honestly, what i say about is for Ap, idk how to do it for LS
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About explosion yield calculations, is it fine for using a value beyond 1.37895 bars for massive explosions (a city-wide one for example)? Depending on the trajectory and distance of debrils, it can go in between 90-100 PSI.
Shiraito983
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How fast is the shockwave of the explosion? for example a regular tank shot explosion
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What's the lifting strength needed to rip skin off the face or rip flesh apart?
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Shockwaves are the force of pushing air, sonic booms are the funny things that happen when you break the sound barrier.
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If one creates a sun in 0.08 second from their fire manipulation, leading to FTL+ results, should I just use this value instead of calculating anything or what?
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Do you have any examples of a sonic boom in fiction?
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This, I guess. I doubt it's realistic, but posting it will prompt someone else to post a better one.
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It depends how it was burned down.
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We dont see what's done, just buildings on fire and falling down.
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We don't see him doing it onscreen, but what he basically does is amplifying sunlight to burn things down.
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