Maybe you could use 25%/12% of the circumference as distance with a timeframe of 10 minutes? That's how I interpreted the feat from a glance.Assaltwaffle said:
Volume of the atmosphere: 4,200,000,000 cubic kilometres 4,200,000,000 ck = 4.2e+24 ccPiercer of Heaven said:
The most casual lightning "dodge" of all time. I can probably do the speed feat considering there is an easily obtainable timeframe and the lightning doesn't drop all the way to the ground in one frame. I may be a bit with it, and if anyone else feels like they want to do it go for it.JustSomeWeirdo said:
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| http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-314 "SCP-314 is a 0.97 m long, 0.21 m thick obelisk which is highly reflective and metallic in appearance, with tapered edges that are apparently sharpened to a molecular level. No material has ever been recovered from SCP-314. The object is capable of levitation and extremely swift motion, although it lacks any visible means of locomotion. Although research does not indicate any true intelligence, the object is most certainly sentient of its surroundings and extremely reactive to any motions or vibrations within an approximately 50 52-meter radius. ... SCP-314 reacts to all motion within its kill radius by impacting with the source of movement, although it ignores particulate matter smaller than 125 micrometers. SCP-314 will continue to react in this manner until the triggering object no longer moves, has exited the kill radius, or has been reduced to pieces small enough to be ignored. It displays unerring accuracy; no limit to its speed has yet been established. ... Experiment 314-230 flooded the containment room within Site 47. SCP-314 was able to strike at the encroaching liquid with such speed and consistency that it created an irregularly shaped dry sphere within its kill radius. The ground below SCP-314 remained dry at all times." Think someone can calc this? |
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| At the time of the explosive decompression of the SCP-3016 containment chamber, the object had already reached an unknown, but dangerously high, rotational velocity. Within five minutes of the collapse, the ambient temperature within Level 7 had risen by 10┬░C, and continued to rise from that point. The Temporary Containment Procedures listed above were put into place within five hours of the final breach. Three members of MTF Beta-7 ("Maz Hatters") were called in to examine the affected floor in greater detail. This team was supervised directly by Site Director Jacob Cole. Alpha: Command, this is Alpha. We're on Level 7, just in front of the insulation. Command: Acknowledged. Sound off. Alpha: Alpha, check. Bravo: Bravo, check. Delta: Delta, check. You got any idea what it's like in there, Command? Command: We know it's hot in there, but not much else. CCTV and about all other sensors melted a while ago. Alpha: Acknowledged, Command. Proceeding on your orders. Command: Beta-Seven, you may proceed. Alpha: We're moving into the red zone now. Delta: I'm reading over 200 degrees Centigrade, Command. You may have a bit of a problem. Bravo: And still climbing, but pretty slowly. It's a bit hotter over that way - guess we know the skip's still where it's supposed to be. Beta-7 personnel move for several minutes, following the temperature gradient to its source. As they approach, a reddish glow is visible down one of the corridors. Alpha: We have visual on the skip, command. More or less. Bravo: Yeah, that's some intense black-body radiation. 3016 must be spinning pretty quick to do that. Delta: We're actually getting pretty close to the heat tolerances on these suits. I read 400 Celsius. |
Ripping of a head require at least 5000 Newtons of force (Class 1).SheevShezarrine said:
I can calc this.Meosos said:
Can someone calc this ?
The trident of poseidon splits the ocean, for at least ten minutes.
Is there any TLDR on that? I would prefer not to read an essay for a calc.Nemesis xs7980 said:
By heat or by force? If heat, I actually have a thread open right now about the incineration of humans. If force I am not your man.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
I'll get on this.JustSomeWeirdo said:
