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I don't wish to sound rude, but it seems like there is a major misconception of the abilities of Ninjago characters. When have they ever destroyed or released energy comparable to what's necessary for the destruction of a city?
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Ninjago Possible Wank?
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Why don't you read their justifications to see where, when and why?
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They don't have very good links, though that could be my mistake.
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May I ask how a storm gives that level of power?
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Can you be a bit more specific? Sorry, I'm new to this
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Well, I'm not really versed into calcs either, so the values I'm using might be off since not all of them are in that blog
Anyway, the first thing you need to account for is the volume of the clouds. In that calc the Point of view used is that of an average male, so the horizon is at 4.7 kilometers
It is then used as the radius for the cloud. Since this is a storm cloud, the height used is 12000 meters, so the volume is 8.32 x 10^11 cubic meters. Convert it to mass and you get 8.348 x 10^11 Kg
The timeframe is 23 seconds, put it into the KE formula and you get
(4700/23)^2*8.348*10^11*0.5 = 1.74e+16 joules, Small City Level+ (a bit different from the actual calc since some values are probably different)
Anyway, the first thing you need to account for is the volume of the clouds. In that calc the Point of view used is that of an average male, so the horizon is at 4.7 kilometers
It is then used as the radius for the cloud. Since this is a storm cloud, the height used is 12000 meters, so the volume is 8.32 x 10^11 cubic meters. Convert it to mass and you get 8.348 x 10^11 Kg
The timeframe is 23 seconds, put it into the KE formula and you get
(4700/23)^2*8.348*10^11*0.5 = 1.74e+16 joules, Small City Level+ (a bit different from the actual calc since some values are probably different)
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Okay. I guess I understand it now. Thanks for that. I apologize for the inconvenience
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