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What tier is making a mountain range that is about the size of the Scandinavian mountain range
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Probably sits somewhere around Island level, but I'm no expert. You'll probably want a more knowledgeable opinion then mine.
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You mean the entire mountain range?
The length of that mountain range is 1700km, while the width of it is 320km. With the height of those mountains factored in, the overall volume (length x width x height) of the mountain range > overall volume if the given range was perfectly flat.
It would be much higher than Island level for sure, but you should call in a calc guy for clarification.
The length of that mountain range is 1700km, while the width of it is 320km. With the height of those mountains factored in, the overall volume (length x width x height) of the mountain range > overall volume if the given range was perfectly flat.
It would be much higher than Island level for sure, but you should call in a calc guy for clarification.
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I'm curious about this myself, in part because I've forgotten about our approach to something related:
Isn't it the case that under real world physics, matter cannot be created from nothing, & thus, creating such things has an infinite energy yield?
How does one determine the energy yield for creation feats like this?
Isn't it the case that under real world physics, matter cannot be created from nothing, & thus, creating such things has an infinite energy yield?
How does one determine the energy yield for creation feats like this?
