How fast do you become when you move faster than human eye?

Sekkonds.

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If Character [A] was moving too fast that humans can't even see it moving

How fast does this make it?

This source says it's around mach 51..is it accepted here?

 

RatherClueless

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Well, from my limited knowlege this depends on the distance you have between the eye and the character.

A human eye can clearly see up to 20fps.

In other words: Move past the field of vision in under 1/20sec.

Edit:I am also talking about actually seeing/recognizing sth., rather than being like "there was something, but I am not sure about what it was..."

If we are talking about just realizing that sth is there, we are talking about up to 1000(!)fps or 1/1000sec.

 

Sekkonds.

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Then it's incalculable unless we have a distance?no low-End or something?

 

RatherClueless

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Whats the feat?

I also edited what I said, incase u didnt see

 

Sekkonds.

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It's not a feat actually just a technique stated to move faster than what human eye can see in The Data Book

I saw it now,

 

RatherClueless

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Well, what distance is that technique usually used at? What range does it have?

 

Andytrenom

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Such a thing would normally be accepted as subsonic

 

Sekkonds.

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RatherClueless said:

Well, what distance is that technique usually used at? What range does it have?

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Tens of meters..strong users can use it to move 22km with one step

 

Sekkonds.

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Andytrenom said:

Such a thing would normally be accepted as subsonic

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I thought it would be impressive.

Anyway,thanks for help guys

 

RatherClueless

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they are capable of closing a distance of 22km without there opponents seeing them?

Well, like I said, at anything slower than 1/20sec you'd see them just fine.

Not seeing them at all, even at the last instant would be 1/1000sec (or even less).

It could be argued (for the 22km at least) that the person is too small untill they get into a 500m-1km range anyways.

so lets go with 100m and the lowest time possible: 100m*/1/20s=2000m/s

Thats the very lowest you'd get for 100m, the highest would be up to 100.000m/s

 

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The technique itself is just a one step that happens too fast

It's stated that It's faster than what human eye can see

I think 1/1000sec should work