- 1,940
- 2,263
Not going to give a fancy explanation for this, I'll just cut right to the chase:
Here's the problem I have: 0.03 (0.026) is around 1/30th the speed of light (I have it as 670mil here). The problem is that our own speed charts have the highest range of that figure (0.11% SoL) at only 767269mph (Massively Hypersonic, for those curious), whereas I have that range of % at around 22x that (calced 'properly', it's still in the millions when it likely shouldn't be). Have I goofed? Or are our speed charts in need of reform?
EDIT: here's the cinematic, for those curious (timestamped).
Here's the problem I have: 0.03 (0.026) is around 1/30th the speed of light (I have it as 670mil here). The problem is that our own speed charts have the highest range of that figure (0.11% SoL) at only 767269mph (Massively Hypersonic, for those curious), whereas I have that range of % at around 22x that (calced 'properly', it's still in the millions when it likely shouldn't be). Have I goofed? Or are our speed charts in need of reform?
EDIT: here's the cinematic, for those curious (timestamped).
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