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That's what I was thinking. Most barriers in fiction just occupy the available space and so are either spherical when in the air, and hemispherical on the ground (like domain expansions in JJK).i don't think hollows necessarily bury into the ground, they're kinda just domes that occupy whatever space they show up in
I mean I think the depth used is fine, they just didn't account for the part of the ground not pulverized by the compression. But usually for craters I think 1/10th of the diameter is allowed for depth since that's the average proportions of moon craters and has been used in a fair share of calcs. But I always prefer measuring the depth since that can underestimate a lot of the time.i see. what would be a better way to get the crater's depth then?
To help, cuz why no-wait why are you here then?
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