/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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Say goodbye to your planet monkeys

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>>37998291
Careful with that sort of name calling around here, the jannies might flip

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>>37998291
Wait, like, actual monkeys?

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>>37998291
Please make it quick and painless.

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>>38001284
Y'know, like the one Pekora purchased.

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>>37998291
Kiara doesnt hold that much power

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>>38004694
think again

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Only if you can dodge THIS

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>>38001507
No, make it long and full of suffering. Humanity deserves it

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>>38004694
ENTER

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>>38005210
Sanner...

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>>37998291
Question, if you did blow up the core of a planet, and it was done without enough force that the whole planet immediately explodes. Would it explode in 5 minutes like Namek?

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>>38005004
Isn't that what we are already doing

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>>38006181
You haven't seen many large explosions, have you

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>>38006571
That doesn't answer the question.

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>>37998291
way to go mom.

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>>38004694
After consuming the entire Phoenix race except Mamatori, she has that much power

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>>38006181
It's kind of a difficult question to answer as you've phrased it. How does one "blow up" the core of a planet to begin with? Not that it isn't possible, but that the mechanism by which this occurs, the physics of how that much energy gets into a core will change the answer a lot. To do it Dragonball style, you have to assume some fairly magical properties involved in the energy delivery (beam, ball, whatever), and then you have to pick some point at which you say "Okay from here let's turn off the magic, and start interpreting this ball/beam as an actual collection of insanely energetic particles" and start doing the "real" physical explanation from that point.
So there's no one answer, but the most simplistic version... I guess would be to assume either that (a) all of the particles in an existing (metallic) planetary core suddenly gain an insane amount of energy or (b) that some point-source of insanely high energy suddenly comes into existence in the center of the core.

Even with that simple assumption (which skips over how the insane amounts energy penetrated into the core), depending on your choice of "insane energy" there could be different effects. For example, some energy levels might just cause immediate rolling seismic activity, volcanic discharge of inner layers, but not enough energy for the entire mass of the planet to eject into space. Instead you "just" the up with the planet churning itself into a ball of magma over the course of a few hours.
But make different choices about the assumptions and you get different answers.

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>>38007466
>enough energy for the entire mass of the planet to eject into space
This is a good point to look at, too. Even stellar detonations like supernovae leave behind some mass in the place where they were.
If you tried to force enough energy into one place such that all the particles in that mass were determined to go their separate ways at escape velocity, well, adding energy also adds mass and now the escape velocity needed is higher—potentially exceeding the speed of light, which is now impossible and why black holes form.
So unless you "slow boil" a mass to evaporate it, it's quite hard to accomplish high percentages of ejection.

Also, everyone likes thermal energy for these explosion experiments, but what if we just instantly added enough electric charge to the core that its atoms are very disinterested in maintaining their close association? I think that'd be more fun!

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this is the only good shitpost

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>>38004694
Kiara is only 2nd to Mori when it comes to lore powerlevel (I'm counting Ina and AO-chan as separate entities) and that's mostly because of a technicality

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>>38010784
>if we just instantly added enough electric charge to the core that its atoms are very disinterested in maintaining their close association? I think that'd be more fun!
Fuck it, while we're at it, why not make the entire core suddenly high enough energy that it temporarily becomes a quark-gluon plasma?

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>>37998291
Wait you mean real monkeys?!

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wawa...you may want to cool it with the monkey talk...

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>>37998291
TASKUTE

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>>38011835
>Kiara is only 2nd to Mori when it comes to lore powerlevel
>blocks you're path

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>>37998291
wife

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Exterminatus my ass

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>>38023358
bend over

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>>38016564
they are not gods, only representatives
and even if, like what would for example Fauna even be able to do?
grow a fucking tree while Kiara bumps up her heat to match the sun? (a power she confirmed herself on stream)

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>>38024042
Fauna can instantly revive the entire planet, herself and everyone on it with just a fraction of her golden apple power.
She can also transmutate things and people so she might genuinely be able to transform Kiara into a chicken.
The only one in council who might not necessarily win against Kiara is Mumei.

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>>38024246
damn
maybe thats why EN3 is taking so long
they can´t come up with ideas to top the previous gen

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>>38007466
>>38010784
So what would happen if the core of a planet were to just magically vanish?