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One Piece Heat resistance Scaling
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WrongIdea21
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I think this could be added to the verse page but I'll contact some of the staff first.
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Lightning heats the air up so much specifically because air is a poor conductor of electricity, more conductive materials won't be heated up anywhere near as much.
Additionally, assuming that artifcially produced long lasting lightning has ad least as high power (energy/ time) as a normal lightning bolt rather then just having as much energy is an assumption that would need to be backed up in each case.
Additionally, assuming that artifcially produced long lasting lightning has ad least as high power (energy/ time) as a normal lightning bolt rather then just having as much energy is an assumption that would need to be backed up in each case.
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The ligthing has several Tier 7 feats, so yes it should have absurdly more energy
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When was heat multiplied?
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The "5x the surface of the sun" is used instead of actually converting the units.
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It's not multiplying the heat of the sun's surface. It's just stating a fact that lightning happens to be 5x as hot as the sun's surface.
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I know, but it's ever so slightly less that that. 27760 Celsius is the correct temperature for the conversion, I believe.
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I'm not sure why you're nitpicking, but we know.
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If it is 0 degrees Fahrenheit, and it will be twice as hot tommorow, what is the temperature tommorow?
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Because heat multiplication, which people were using earlier to get 28k, doesn't work. That's my one issue.
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Again, it's not literal multiplication. It's a generalized number to make it easier to put it into context for the average person, like Emerald said.
We know that it's 27760º C. 28k is just easier and quicker to write in the OP. For the actual profiles, the 27760 figure is likely to be included in the notes section.
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That's incorrect. 0 degrees Fahrenheit isn't absolute 0, so multiplying it by 2 would actually be a higher number.
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Then we agree, I must have misunderstood the position the OP took.
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Actually, going outside when it's twice as hot as 0 Fahrenheit would be fairly dangerous, considering it would be 459.6692 Fahrenheit.
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what?
the thread is fine to pass
what?
the thread is fine to pass
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Okay. What has been accepted here can probably be applied then.
