Showon Showoff's speed calculation

[DionicioSB]

So I have been trying to figure this out for a while, but it keeps showing up either infinity, or other scientific notations, but can anyone calculate (1.45*10^54) to the power of 1.00*10^39 please? I want to know if either it's just considered infinite speed, or MFTL+ speeds. Thanks for the help.

 

[Kanogami]

So I have been trying to figure this out for a while, but it keeps showing up either infinity, or other scientific notations, but can anyone calculate (1.45*10^54) to the power of 1.00*10^39 please? I want to know if either it's just considered infinite speed, or MFTL+ speeds. Thanks for the help.

that's just super duper ultra high MFTL+

 

[DionicioSB]

that's just super duper ultra high MFTL+

You just simplified this into the fastest answer I've ever seen, but I will have to leave it at MFTL+ since I think infinite speeds would be endless, no true end, since we have a calculation which would equal a number unlike infinite going on forever without a true equal, MFTL+ is the result in the end that I could think of, thanks for your answer though.

 

[Kanogami]

You just simplified this into the fastest answer I've ever seen, but I will have to leave it at MFTL+ since I think infinite speeds would be endless, no true end, since we have a calculation which would equal a number unlike infinite going on forever without a true equal, MFTL+ is the result in the end that I could think of, thanks for your answer though.

no problem

and yeah as long as it's still finite (even if it's the biggest finite number ever) it's still MFTL+

 

[DionicioSB]

no problem

and yeah as long as it's still finite (even if it's the biggest finite number ever) it's still MFTL+

Agreed, but now how do we close this thread?
(or should we try calculating this number?, your choice?)

 

[Kanogami]

Agreed, but now how do we close this thread?
(or should we try calculating this number?, your choice?)

i mean calculating it you can use a hypercalc if that works? and only an admin can close threads

 

[DionicioSB]

i mean calculating it you can use a hypercalc if that works? and only an admin can close threads

just since we can't close it, I tried to calculate on some hyper calc, and it still gave up
Edit: nevermind, the calculation shows up like this: 10^5.416136800223 × 10^40 so apparently MFTL+ since we finally have a number, not infinite.
Re-edit: the calculation just made the original speed lowballed after a boost... apparently the calculator is kind of lying, you are right but know that this is far from his actual speed,
In[23] := (1.45*10^54)^1000000000000
Out[23] = 9.3 × 10^54161368002234
The above is the closest the calculator can get to before its breaking point.

 

[Kanogami]

just since we can't close it, I tried to calculate on some hyper calc, and it still gave up
Edit: nevermind, the calculation shows up like this: 10^5.416136800223 × 10^40 so apparently MFTL+ since we finally have a number, not infinite.

well i mean as long as it has numbers it's bound to still be finite

 

[DionicioSB]

For anyone that reads this after years or so on... The true speed of Showon Showoff (Kein Hayman) has been simplified as a finite number, therefore he is MFTL+ with a speed of 10^(5.416136800223*10^40) times the speed of light. You're welcome.