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A flame that reaches 100 billion degrees Celsius gains what destructive level?
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That's not the reason he has that tier.
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The temperature alone doesn't warrant a tier, heat capacity and mass also need to be taken into account. And durability required to survive it may not be as impressive via thermal equilibrium.
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It has no mass, the protagonist only manipulates a flame that reaches temperatures exceeding 100 billion degrees, he mentions that only the light of this flame already reaches hundreds of millions of degrees, and that this flame could burn an entire palace, so much so that he had to create a barrier around himself so the flame wouldn't burn anything
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Unfortunately it's not that simple. AFAIK the 8-A dura required to tank the Sun's core came mostly from the insane gravity and pressure, not necessarily heat.
I do remember Johnny Storm's supernova feat in the comics being calc'd at 5-B tho.
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The unideal radiator? The heck's that?
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ah, an un-ideal radiator.
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Nerds
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*intellectual nerds
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What does that locker smell like? Nerdintellectuals*
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Smells like the crevice between your mother's legs
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NerdSmells like the crevice between your mother's legs
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Actually, if you're talking about the 8-A+ durability calculation, it's actually the thermal equilibrium of a human body being heated to the sun's core at 15000000 degrees C. The force and gravity could be calculated, but not sure if that was ever done.
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Dude you just got deep fried by Arc7, and nerd is your response of choice? Lmao.
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Some people just want to see the world burn and others want to see it frozen.
Deceived and I are friends before anyone thinks we were seriously attacking each other
Here we have an answer for a lot of questions... that no one made
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lol NOOO the plot is ruined. All the character drama is pointless now XD. I had a feeling there was nothing mean spirited occuring here.
Deceived and I are friends before anyone thinks we were seriously attacking each other
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Nerd
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I remember seeing a video made by some Japanese guy that said if it were real life Zetton’s 1 trillion degree fireball can instantly vaporize the solar system or something and the results of his calc was somewhere around High 4-C. Which does support the fact that Zetton is stated multiple times to be able to destroy the solar system. So I guess 100 billion degree would also be somewhere in the tier 4 range?
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Prolly lookin at tier 5 tops
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It depends again how you calc it, using SB Law with area*sigma*T^4 (sigma in mks is ~10^-8) we still would need an area being radiated, and then we need a radiation efficiency term. it could range from anywhere in lower tier 5 or lower through tier 4 or higher
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