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2 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

(ask me anything)

IF a 30 stone projectile was launched at the North Pole at an angle of 37 degrees from the horizon due south along the prime meridian with an initial speed of 1235694 leagues per minute on February 2nd, 1982, and then after 20 seconds the Moon crashed into the Earth, and after two minutes the projectile deployed a thruster with a delta impulse of 150007890053 grams nautical miles per lightyear at a 25 and 38 degree angle to the direction of travel at that time, and after 13 Rosharan years it split into three, with one part having a mass of .01 imperial tons, a second having a mass of .05 imperial tons, and a third having a mass of .049 US tons, assuming that it had an amount of fuel equal to 1536000497 teaspoons attached to the second part and not accounted for in the previous measurements of weight and that the rate at which the fuel is used can be modelled by the function f(x,y)=ln(tan^-1(x^3/3^y)) where y is in hours and x is a measure of the total gravitational force experienced by the projectile, how far from the eiffel tower would it be when the sun implodes? 

This problem is impossible to solve because it contains a number of physically impossible and contradictory events.
 
  • The collision of the Moon with the Earth would be a catastrophic event that would likely destroy the planet and any objects on it, including the projectile and the Eiffel Tower.
  • The Sun will not implode. It will expand into a red giant and then become a white dwarf.
  • We don't know how Rosharan years relate to human years.
Posted
1 hour ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:
This problem is impossible to solve because it contains a number of physically impossible and contradictory events.
 
  • The collision of the Moon with the Earth would be a catastrophic event that would likely destroy the planet and any objects on it, including the projectile and the Eiffel Tower.
  • The Sun will not implode. It will expand into a red giant and then become a white dwarf.
  • We don't know how Rosharan years relate to human years.

Counterpoint: 

  • The Eiffel Tower would still be somewhere even if it's in pieces. And the projectile would not get destroyed. 
  • That's the whole point. <_<
  • Yes we do. 1 Rosharan year is equal to ~1.14155 Earth years. 
Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, VieB13 said:

A Merlin. It’s a type of falcon. 

Interesting.

5 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

(ask me anything)

IF a 30 stone projectile was launched at the North Pole at an angle of 37 degrees from the horizon due south along the prime meridian with an initial speed of 1235694 leagues per minute on February 2nd, 1982, and then after 20 seconds the Moon crashed into the Earth, and after two minutes the projectile deployed a thruster with a delta impulse of 150007890053 grams nautical miles per lightyear at a 25 and 38 degree angle to the direction of travel at that time, and after 13 Rosharan years it split into three, with one part having a mass of .01 imperial tons, a second having a mass of .05 imperial tons, and a third having a mass of .049 US tons, assuming that it had an amount of fuel equal to 1536000497 teaspoons attached to the second part and not accounted for in the previous measurements of weight and that the rate at which the fuel is used can be modelled by the function f(x,y)=ln(tan^-1(x^3/3^y)) where y is in hours and x is a measure of the total gravitational force experienced by the projectile, how far from the eiffel tower would it be when the sun implodes? 

What are these units 😭

But the moon would be shredded by Earth's Roche limit before actually colliding

Edited by KaladinsSenseOfHumorSpren
Posted
51 minutes ago, KaladinsSenseOfHumorSpren said:

Interesting.

What are these units 😭

But the moon would be shredded by Earth's Roche limit before actually colliding

You don't like working in grams nautical miles per lightyear? 

But I specifically stated that in this hypothetical it does crash into the Earth's surface. 

Posted
11 hours ago, Hawks said:

AINT NOTHIN BUT A HEARTAHEEE

They did exist.

 

and what color are your bones???

I don’t know and have no interest in seeing them, thanks. 

10 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

(ask me anything)

IF a 30 stone projectile was launched at the North Pole at an angle of 37 degrees from the horizon due south along the prime meridian with an initial speed of 1235694 leagues per minute on February 2nd, 1982, and then after 20 seconds the Moon crashed into the Earth, and after two minutes the projectile deployed a thruster with a delta impulse of 150007890053 grams nautical miles per lightyear at a 25 and 38 degree angle to the direction of travel at that time, and after 13 Rosharan years it split into three, with one part having a mass of .01 imperial tons, a second having a mass of .05 imperial tons, and a third having a mass of .049 US tons, assuming that it had an amount of fuel equal to 1536000497 teaspoons attached to the second part and not accounted for in the previous measurements of weight and that the rate at which the fuel is used can be modelled by the function f(x,y)=ln(tan^-1(x^3/3^y)) where y is in hours and x is a measure of the total gravitational force experienced by the projectile, how far from the eiffel tower would it be when the sun implodes? 

I don’t know as I’d hopefully be off earth by then. 

8 hours ago, Ink and Embers said:

What is YOUR opinion on the Duolingo owl?

He’s terrifying and I never want to meet him. Also, he needs better friends. 

7 hours ago, The Great Wyver said:

hmmm

Mechanical pencil or wooden pencil 

Dr pepper or coke

Depends on the brand of pencil. 
 

Neither. Allergies 

Posted
8 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

You don't like working in grams nautical miles per lightyear? 

But I specifically stated that in this hypothetical it does crash into the Earth's surface. 

But how fast did the moon crash into Earth

And where on Earth did it crash

Posted (edited)
22 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

(ask me anything)

IF a 30 stone projectile was launched at the North Pole at an angle of 37 degrees from the horizon due south along the prime meridian with an initial speed of 1235694 leagues per minute on February 2nd, 1982, and then after 20 seconds the Moon crashed into the Earth, and after two minutes the projectile deployed a thruster with a delta impulse of 150007890053 grams nautical miles per lightyear at a 25 and 38 degree angle to the direction of travel at that time, and after 13 Rosharan years it split into three, with one part having a mass of .01 imperial tons, a second having a mass of .05 imperial tons, and a third having a mass of .049 US tons, assuming that it had an amount of fuel equal to 1536000497 teaspoons attached to the second part and not accounted for in the previous measurements of weight and that the rate at which the fuel is used can be modelled by the function f(x,y)=ln(tan^-1(x^3/3^y)) where y is in hours and x is a measure of the total gravitational force experienced by the projectile, how far from the eiffel tower would it be when the sun implodes? 

Well, if the Moon does a crashie thing into the Earth and the Sun does an implodie thing, then the Eiffel Tower would be fundamentally altered or destroyed. The tracking statistics of the projectile's trajectory, mass, and fuel would be pretty much rendered useless...

Edited by YouCantHaveMySandwich
Posted
5 hours ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Well, if the Moon does a crashie thing into the Earth and the Sun does an implodie thing, then the Eiffel Tower would be fundamentally altered or destroyed. The tracking statistics of the projectile's trajectory, mass, and fuel would be pretty much rendered useless...

And if you have any sense of self preservation, you would no longer be on earth.

Posted
13 hours ago, KaladinsSenseOfHumorSpren said:

But how fast did the moon crash into Earth

And where on Earth did it crash

Fine. It crashed into the Earth with an instantaneous velocity of .0000024 parsecs/sidereal year at the coordinates N -12 15' 18" W 32 4' 27". 

5 hours ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Well, if the Moon does a crashie thing into the Earth and the Sun does an implodie thing, then the Eiffel Tower would be fundamentally altered or destroyed. The tracking statistics of the projectile's trajectory, mass, and fuel would be pretty much rendered useless...

Assume that the Eiffel Tower is indestructible. 

Posted

Hey @Ashkaloda, your problem contains contradictory information according to my formulas and your statistics provided. They disregard the laws of physics

(let alone logic)

Posted
16 minutes ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Hey @Ashkaloda, your problem contains contradictory information according to my formulas and your statistics provided. They disregard the laws of physics

(let alone logic)

Logic is mutable. 

Which laws?

Posted

Well, first of all, the Moon crashing into the Earth would render the existence and trajectory of the object irrelevant. Also, grams nautical miles per lightyear are not physically coherent.

Posted
2 minutes ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Well, first of all, the Moon crashing into the Earth would render the existence and trajectory of the object irrelevant. Also, grams nautical miles per lightyear are not physically coherent.

I disagree on your first point if you were to think about the numbers for a little bit. 

*considers*

Shoot did I say lightyears? I just meant years. (Impulse is mass times displacement over time, typically measured in Newton seconds)

Posted

OK then yes that would (I think) be possible to calculate

if you disregarded the laws of physics and logic...

Posted
16 hours ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Hey @Ashkaloda, your problem contains contradictory information according to my formulas and your statistics provided. They disregard the laws of physics

(let alone logic)

 

15 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

Logic is mutable. 

Which laws?

 

15 hours ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

Well, first of all, the Moon crashing into the Earth would render the existence and trajectory of the object irrelevant. Also, grams nautical miles per lightyear are not physically coherent.

 

15 hours ago, Ashkaloda said:

I disagree on your first point if you were to think about the numbers for a little bit. 

*considers*

Shoot did I say lightyears? I just meant years. (Impulse is mass times displacement over time, typically measured in Newton seconds)

 

15 hours ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

OK then yes that would (I think) be possible to calculate

if you disregarded the laws of physics and logic...

 

15 hours ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

i dont

 

13 minutes ago, YouCantHaveMySandwich said:

...yeah we know coder

*sighs*
AHEM. 

Subject change. If y’all are gonna do a debate please move it to a PM or something. 
 

*waits for more questions*

Posted
1 hour ago, VieB13 said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

*sighs*
AHEM. 

Subject change. If y’all are gonna do a debate please move it to a PM or something. 
 

*waits for more questions*

Hi

would you like a cookie?

Posted
2 hours ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Hi

would you like a cookie?

Take the Cookie. Its a good idea. Completely safe...

Posted
3 hours ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Hi

would you like a cookie?

Yes but only the ones my dad makes bc allergies. Makes it hard to poison it spike me. 

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