Material Durability Statement Usable For Calculations?

[Lilybitdun]

In Mr. Zombie there's a nanomachine alloy that's directly stated to have planet level durability

Would you be able to use scenes of that same alloy being destroyed, like this one, using earth GBE as the j/cc destruction value?

I think it's fine but just wanting to be sure

 

[AyOgUyS]

In Mr. Zombie there's a nanomachine alloy that's directly stated to have planet level durability

Would you be able to use scenes of that same alloy being destroyed, like this one, using earth GBE as the j/cc destruction value?

I think it's fine but just wanting to be sure

I mean do we know that a single cubic centimeter of the alloy can withstand planetary destruction?

 

[Lilybitdun]

I mean do we know that a single cubic centimeter of the alloy can withstand planetary destruction?

If we assume it's not referring to a small instance of the material (like the individual nanomachine) but instead like the amount of material present in the vial in that particular scene, we would have to calculate how much energy a cubic centimeter would take to destroy and then use that as the destruction value

I believe at that point it would be calc stacking tho

 

[AyOgUyS]

If we assume it's not referring to a small instance of the material (like the individual nanomachine) but instead like the amount of material present in the vial in that particular scene, we would have to calculate how much energy a cubic centimeter would take to destroy and then use that as the destruction value

Is there any way we can verify exactly how much of this material can withstand planetary destruction?

 

[ElJoaki5]

This probably isnt doable, i think

 

[Lilybitdun]

Is there any way we can verify exactly how much of this material can withstand planetary destruction?

I don't think finding an exact amount is possible, although the scene where the statement is given seems to suggest a small amount of material is that durable

This probably isnt doable, i think

Alright, thank you