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DMUA suggested a recalc, so here's a rough one.
Numbersguy found Nidavallir's beam to be 7.942 meters wide. Aquatic_Pianist found the diameter of the star to be 101.5 times greater than that of the beam.
Radius
7.942*101.5/2=403.0565 meters
Plugging it in
(5.67e-8*1000000^4)*(4*pi*403.0565^2)/49.539*1.14=2.663682e+21 joules or 636.620029 gigatons (Large Island level+)
Uh... oof?
Numbersguy found Nidavallir's beam to be 7.942 meters wide. Aquatic_Pianist found the diameter of the star to be 101.5 times greater than that of the beam.
Radius
7.942*101.5/2=403.0565 meters
Plugging it in
(5.67e-8*1000000^4)*(4*pi*403.0565^2)/49.539*1.14=2.663682e+21 joules or 636.620029 gigatons (Large Island level+)
Uh... oof?