Graviton Compresses Rock
It is a free online comic, so here you can read it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xzTezujWsY
Based on the pixel-scaling, the rock has a radius of 0.47 km, and having a height of 0.3 km.
The volume of a cone is:
V = (π)(0.47 km)^2(0.3 km / 3)
V = 0.069 km^3 or 6.9*10^13 cm^3
Using the density of granite to find the mass:
M = DV = (2.65 g/cm^3)(6.9*10^13 cm^3)
M = 1.8285*10^14 g or 1.8285*10^11 kg
Since this was catched and lifted by four men,
M = 1.8285*10^11 kg / 4 = 4.57125*10^10 kg or 50,389,406 short tons (Class G)
Scales to Thor, Iron Man, Wonder Man and Vision.
Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man stops Bomb
Original calc here: https://forums.hero-academia.com/xfa-blog-entry/calc-requests-part-26.36253/
I found out that there are some mistakes and errors in that calc, he used fragmentation instead of pulverization (since it was a crater), and he used the California diameter only instead of the West Coast diameter.
Re-doing the calc:
Based on this comic, P.E.P.P.E.R. calculated that the bomb will turn the West Coast of the United States into a crater. That would be the sheer KE of the bomb, and Iron Man stopped it. To find the kinetic energy of the bomb, let's determine the diameter of the West Coast:
Using D/4 crater depth:
1,910.58 km / 4 = 479.645 km
By using the ellipsoid volume calculator in Google , the volume will be 7.33 * 10^9 km^3, or 7.33 *…
Classic Iron Man destroys debris enough to fill Grand Canyon
So here we go, I'll calculate the attack output for this feat performed in a Classic Armor, or Model 4.
To find the volume of the Grand Canyon, let's use Wikipedia source. It extends up to 446 kilometers, having an rim-to-rim width of 29 kilometers, and has a depth of 1.857 kilometers.
Using a formula of l * w * h, the volume would be 24,018.438 cubic kilometers, or 2.402e19 cubic centimeters.
Can't really tell if he violently fragmentated or vaporized the debris, therefore I'll do both:
2.402e19 cc * 69 joules/cc = 1.65738e21 joules
2.402e19 cc * 25,700 joules/cc = 6.17314e23 joules
Low-end: 1.65738e21 joules (Large Island level)
High-end: 6.17314e23 joules (Large Country level)
Iron Man digs a trench half the size of Grand Canyon
- 1 Method 1
- 2 Method 2
- 2.1 Update:
- 3 Conclusion
According to this site, the Grand Canyon has a volume of 4.17 trillion meters^3. Converting it to cubic centimeters makes it 4.17*10^18 cm^3.
Half of that is: 4.17*10^18 / 2 = 2.085*10^18 cm^3
In the image shown above, the debris were small that a lot of small debris are even smaller than the repulsors itself. So let's use v. fragmentation:
2.085*10^18 cm^3 * 69 = 1.43865*10^20 joules or 34.384 gigatons of TNT (Island Level)
According to the Wikipedia, Grand Canyon is 446 km long, is 29 km wide and has a depth of 1.9 km. Multiplying them (v = l*w*h) will contribute into a volume of 24575 km^3. Converting it to cubic centimeters makes it 2.46*10^19 cm^3.
Half of that is: 2.46*10^19 / 2 = 1.23*10^19 cm^3
In the imag…
Iron Man (Marvel Comics) destroys Manhattan-sized chunk of rock
Iron Man (Marvel Comics)
I know this has been calculated before, but I'll try to do myself in a different method since the others have different calculations, and I think this is more clearer:
5.1987197*10^22 joules (Country Level)
Adding it to violent fragmentation energy: 5.1987197*10^22 joules + 2.079729*10^19 joules = 5.2007994*10^22 joules (Country Level)