Toy Story CRT which is definitely going to be shot down

[BigSmoke4269]

Basically, in Toy Story, Buzz temporarily has a firework attached to his back. I've heard that, with this rocket, Buzz is 9-B. But is he really?



The explosion doesn't seem to be much bigger than these 15 inch toys. Is this really a 9-B explosion?

 

[Gewsbumpz_dude]

 

[Soupywolf5]

Thanks for ignoring the math I did ; - ;

 

[Gewsbumpz_dude]

Response Prediction: But its wank (or something along the lines of that)

 

[GoCommitDi]

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Thanks for ignoring the math I did ; - ;

I'm not sure if it's accurate

 

[Soupywolf5]

How many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man!?

 

[BigSmoke4269]

the only lesson i need taught to me is how to calc properly

 

[Gewsbumpz_dude]

Can you do better? Seriously doubt it since you didn't know how many kilojoules a stick of dynamite was and went on to compare the rocket feat to dynamite and apparently you didn't know how much a kilojoule is.

 

[Soupywolf5]

I ''wish'' it was that high

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Yeah, well I don't know jackshit about anything.

Also I didn't compare it to dynamite at all. I said it wasn't at that level.

 

[Gewsbumpz_dude]

Great you admit you don't know anything, then why do you think it is not accurate since you don't know. How can you tell that calc is incorrect even though you don't know how to calc yourself. Should we even take your opinion into consideration?.

 

[Soupywolf5]

Now, now let's not be so brash.

 

[GoCommitDi]

 

[BigSmoke4269]

By his logic, a one inch explosion is something like 3000 joules. I don't know about you, but a one inch explosion insta-killing a 9-C (which 3000 joules can do) seems pretty absurd to me.

Also, I meant I don't know anything about joules and shit. I don't mean I'm a clueless idiot who can't tell the difference between one and two.

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Soupywolf himself even said it was very rough math.

 

[Soupywolf5]

The most energy output by a Human was almost 9 Kilojoules, a 9-C+ amount of energy output by a human

 

[Soupywolf5]

Also it's not my logic it's this guys: R = Y^(1/3) * 0.28

 

[BigSmoke4269]

You're proving my point. A human with 9-C+ durability would be killed hundreds of times over by that one inch explosion.

 

[Soupywolf5]

No they really wouldn't, they'd barely be scratched by it as they're 3 times stronger

 

[Soupywolf5]

But he didn't survive the nuking

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Sorry, I misread your message.

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Anyways, I meant baseline 9-C.

 

[Soupywolf5]

Oh, well yeah a baseline would get destroyed

 

[BigSmoke4269]

BREAKING NEWS - BRUCE LEE KILLED BY ONE INCH EXPLOSION

 

[Soupywolf5]

Soupywolf himself even said it was very rough math.

Well I can revise it with the images you've provided

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Ok

 

[HeadlessKramerGeoff777]

:/

 

[Soupywolf5]

Soupywolf himself even said it was very rough math.

Well I can revise it with the images you've provided

Alright, so bringing the images into GIMP (What I use for pixel scaling) turns them into potatoes

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Please rephrase that. That made no sense.

 

[Soupywolf5]

It means the resolution drops, and makes the images extremely blurry

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Huh

 

[BigSmoke4269]

How blurry?

 

[Soupywolf5]

You can't even really tell what anything is (And pixel-scaling the images is basically impossible)

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Great

 

[BigSmoke4269]

Just great

 

[The_King_of_Prudence]

Square-cube law. The stronger the explosion, the more energy it takes to double its size.

 

[Joaco0902]

A great bump (?)

 

[The_King_of_Prudence]

Well I can revise it with the images you've provided
Alright, so bringing the images into GIMP (What I use for pixel scaling) turns them into potatoes

Does paint.net do any better?

 

[Soupywolf5]

I, don't have that (Sorry)