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Is there a way to gauge how much energy it'd take to reduce the Earth to dust in a powerful explosion?
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Planet busting question
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Ask Merlight.
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Dang. Is there a calc for being able to shatter the Earth to pieces, or is that not quantifiable?
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I think "reducing the earth to dust" will imply standard planet busting more times than not.
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@Maverick Zero X
For both cases it would probably be the best to stick to Earth's GBE to be conservative, which is 2.487 x 1032 J. I chose it because I assume that in both cases the planet will not reform itself.
Edit: I doubt that reducing to dust would affect the result that much, so Earth's GBE still work.
For both cases it would probably be the best to stick to Earth's GBE to be conservative, which is 2.487 x 1032 J. I chose it because I assume that in both cases the planet will not reform itself.
Edit: I doubt that reducing to dust would affect the result that much, so Earth's GBE still work.
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