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Which is why we went for the Low 6-BDino W said:The neutron star feat's results would vary wildly depending on the temperature used. We've used 1000000 Kelvin for nearly all of our calcs.
If the average temperature of a neutron star is used.
(5.67e-8*600000^4)*(4*pi*177.6765^2)/7.1631454094501*1.14*3.6477=1.6923029e+21 joules or 404.46 gigatons (Large Island Level)
But, the temperature of neutron stars are not particularily consistent, and can range from a few Kelvin to billions. Also we've assumed that the beam is channeling the literal full power of the star, which I feel is an erroneous assumption, as the rest of the star remains bright even when the beam is fired. Eitri's statement of "the full force of a star" is likely exaggerated.
We don't do that at all. Some profiles might get through the cracks, but explosions and other types of energy spread is a pretty big factor in not using a lot of feats for characters.Luck100 said:Like a supernova a caracther only take 1% of the energy and the 99% of the energy blows away, but he still solar system level ...
Most of this can be waved away with bad science. Nidavellir is called a neutron star in the film by people who probably know what they are talking aboutDino W said:For whatever reason, Nidavellir's gravity seems fairly minimal, which is strange for a neutron star. In fact, Nidavellir does not behave like a neutron star at all. It is not nearly bright enough for one, it can be reignited which is not a feature of neutron stars, it exerts minimal gravity, and the effects of what should be an extremely powerful magnetic field are unseen.
ShadowWhoWalks said:The mechanism didn't suck up the star's energy and shoot it into a laser like the Starkiller Base. Thor basically opened up a window that allows for direct exposure to the star's heat and radiation. This is what is meant by "full force of a star". The only reason he did this is to allow enough heat to melt the ore Stormbreaker is made from.
KE is still the amount of energy that you're hitting something withNewendigo said:The KE of the Debris don't matter at all, that I'm not calcer and I still know that.
The Ancient One reality warping a city, which I think would be 7-B. But that would only scale to her,kaicellius, and strangeDMUA said:... Mass moving at a speed is kinetic energy
that said, good point on the amp. What other feats do we have at our disposal?