Major issues about Stolas' 8-C calc

[TheOrangeGuy09]

The calc has Stolas' height at 3.3 meters, but that's based on non-canonical pilot episode. Sun's density link also doesn't work, and I doubt that the source was very reliable.
Most importanty, calc assumes that Stolas takes the full friction, but Moon would actually shield most if not all of the air resistance:

And this is how scene itself portrays it too by the way, because if Stolas experienced full air resistance, he would literally not be able to walk on the Moon, as Moon would fall far faster than Stolas does. This is why a book falls onto the Earth faster than a piece of paper does, but if you put paper onto the book, then they both fall at the same time. Also, when the Moon collapses, the star is beneath him rather than in front of him, so it further him being on the opposite side of Moon.
So, I don't think the calc can be used or that it is a feat in the first place.

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

agreed, let's see where this goes

 

[Comiphorous]

following. just here to watch and correct any wrongsayings...

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Bump

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

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[TheOrangeGuy09]

Bump

 

[Qurbonboev]

Sun's density link also doesn't work, and I doubt that the source was very reliable.

I found better source. It states particle density of 1.16*10^17/cm^3 in lowest part of chromosphere, which translates to density of 2*10^(-4) kg/m^3. Does it works?

Most importanty, calc assumes that Stolas takes the same force as friction of Moon does, but realistically, Moon would take the entire force onto itself and Stolas would be unaffected

Assume that you are inside very fast moving car. You open the window and put your head outside. Would you head feel air friction, or would your car take all drag onto itself?

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I found better source. It states particle density of 1.16*10^17/cm^3 in lowest part of chromosphere, which translates to density of 2*10^(-4) kg/m^3. Does it works?

Yeah, I found same value when looking it up.

Assume that you are inside very fast moving car. You open the window and put your head outside. Would you head feel air friction, or would your car take all drag onto itself?

Except in this case the scene you have to consider that Moon shields most of Stolas' experienced air resistance:

And this is how scene itself portrays it by the way, because if Stolas experienced full air resistance, he would literally not be able to walk on the Moon, as Moon would fall far faster than Stolas does. This is why a book falls onto the Earth faster than a piece of paper does, but if you put paper onto the book, then they both fall at the same time.

 

[Qurbonboev]

Except in this case the scene you have to consider that Moon shields most of Stolas' experienced air resistance:

I can't find full video. But if he was on opposite (to Star) side of Moon, obviously calc shouldn't be used

 

[KLOL506]

Ah friction calcs. I hate friction calcs.

Lucky for y'all, I know just who to ask.

@DontTalkDT @Migue79 @Executor_N0

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

bump

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

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[Anonymous_Learner]

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[Mythic381]

Mentioned reasons of disagreements before, he was not on the other side of the moon.

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Also, when the Moon collapses, the star is beneath him rather than in front of him, so it further him being on the opposite side of Moon.

Added this.

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

bump

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

This doesn’t rlly matter anymore cuz it was already handled in a CRT

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

This doesn’t rlly matter anymore cuz it was already handled in a CRT

Still, no cgm commented on this besides one saying that they hate friction calcs. Shouldn't we a least get their prospective before we close this for good (also prevents it from coming up again later)

 

[Anonymous_Learner]

man...what's with hazbin CRTs and dying???

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I guess you could say those CRTs are becoming... has-beens (yes I had to do this pun)

 

[Mythic381]

I guess you could say those CRTs are becoming... has-beens (yes I had to do this pun)

I hope you put salt in your tea instead of sugar