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But you said fiore ar is 1/3 the diameter of the Earth, so how is Fairy Tail Planet only 2x larger than Earth ?DemonGodMitchAubin said:Those images wouldn't increase the size, but they do support that once again, the planet is huge, Ishgar already surpasses the planets circumference and then there's a whole other continent that's way bigger to the right, not to mention there is also a bigger continent upwards
Point being, the Planet is consistency larger than Earth
That tooks a huge drop, how would this affect the calcs that use the planet size?DemonGodMitchAubin said:It's about 2X greater in Diameter, specifically it's 26,159.2 Km, and that's lowballed to be safe
Yeah it was.DemonGodMitchAubin said:No, I don't like the method of measuring distance via travel speed by boat and days, that wasn't accepted for Los Noches
why not use it then ?DemonGodMitchAubin said:Yeah, but Diameter is different from Circumference, we don't have a front view of the entire planet, so we need to math out what the diameter is, we can't just use Ishgar as the diameter since we don't know that, the most we could use it for is Circumference
I 100% agree with this.DemonGodMitchAubin said:Once I believe that the only time that you should be able to calc a Planet's Size are...
1. The Planet isn't Real Life Earth
2. There are actual measurements given by a reliable source in the story that you can use
3. There are multiple sources (Either maps, images or otherwise) that suggest the planet being bigger
4. There is no evidence against the planet being larger
Only if these things are met, do I think you should be able to calc the size of the planet
@damage, it give the size of fiore, using which we can find size of ishagr. Which is>Eearth diameter, and iirc both alveraz and gilitina was stated to be bigger than ishgarDamage3245 said:@Demon; several maps aside (since they all depend on the same thing), the only actual implication that it is bigger than Earth is the single 400 km statement, correct?
I don't understand. Could you explain why the map is needed in the same chapter?Ugarik said:Many people may diagree with me but unless 400 km statement was in the same chapter as the map I wouldn't use it