How fast would this be?

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Just something I've been thinking about.

Two characters are inside a room that's sort of like the opposite of the hyperbolic time chamber. In this case, one minute in there, and the universe outside would've died a hundred times over. The two fight, and the hero wins. When he emerges from the room, only five minutes have passed.

 

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Not sure how accurate this is but here's my conjecture.

Based on this: http://blogs.voanews.com/science-world/2013/12/16/data-shows-universe-could-collapse-any-minute/ the universe's collapse would start at an epicenter and expand at the speed of light, meaning, based on the size of the observable universe, it would take about 46 billion years for our current observable universe to collapse, if it started right now on Earth, so it's a low end time.

Multiply that by 100, and add on 13.8 billion years times 99, and we get 5.97 trillion years=1 minute

5 minutes/5.97 trillion years= 1.59*10^-18

1.59*10^-18* 1 minute= 9.54*10^-17 seconds as the time frame.

I'm gonna assume this is a long Shounen-esque fight, so they probably moved/punched/kicked/attacked a lot, so I'll use 1 km as a low end and 100 km as a high end.

So I get 35,024,229,995.81c to 3,502,422,999,580.6c as my guess at a conservative estimate.

 

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Thanks, man.

 

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The normal fight can end in five minutes outside as well. After all it can be repeating universe... =)

 

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The universe will end in 10^10^100 years. Unfortunately no calculator right now is actually letting me work with that in any meaningful way. So instead I will use 10^2500 years, which is incredibly high as it is and is the point at which the universe is basically dead.

10^2500*100 = 1e2502 years

1e2502 years/60 = 5.256e2507 seconds outside per second inside

1/5.256e2507 = 1.9026e-2508 seconds per second outside

1.9026e-2508*300 = 5.7078e-2506 seconds passed

1 meter/5.7078e-2506 seconds = 5.844e2496c

 

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So over 5 untrigintaoctingentillion times the speed of light from a near googolplex lowball. Holy crap you should write feats for Suggsverse, Cal lol

 

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Ryukama said:

So over 5 untrigintaoctingentillion times the speed of light from a near googolplex lowball. Holy crap you should write feats for Suggsverse, Cal lol

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Lol at the Suggsverse comment. That result tho. Flash be darned. If this ever becomes a feat in a show, manga, novel, etc. I'm gonna be dying of laughter.

And thanks LordXcano

 

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Still slower than this guy :^ )

But no seriously damn. That's just wow.

 

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@COB Not sure if you're being sarcastic with that, but Cal's Suggsverse OC effortlessly blitzes Amitabha as if he were frozen in time.