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The colony drop from Gundam The Origin movie. The structure is 4.5 billion tons striking at nearly 11 km/s. That's 65 gigatons of energy. Its sectional density is 139 tons/m^2, meaning it would easily get through the 10 tons/m^2 atmosphere.

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Jeffery骞3 年前

The infamous meme of Sydney always being orbital bombed😅

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KillyOnTerra3 年前

Reminds me of this colony ship

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Steve L3 年前

Poor Sydney

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ToughSF3 年前

Absolutely.

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Lives at YML 63 年前

Damn, since I'm adding O'Neill cylinders to the dogeverse this needs to happen ig

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13123 年前

Is the eventual devastation it caused accurate, or would it have been even worse?

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Lamborghini Alfredo3 年前

The fuck is a gigaton

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ToughSF3 年前

The energy equivalent of 1,000,000,000 tons of TNT. Or the output of 20 Tsar Bombas.

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Lamborghini Alfredo3 年前

TNT equivalent, ok. Righteous.

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NelC, Bad Actuator3 年前

Would it strike at 11 km/s? After all, it's mostly hollow, so pretty undense, so I'd expect it to lose a lot of velocity on contact with the atmosphere.

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Samuel R Hirtle3 年前

I thought the the dock section that hit Australia was the largest/heaviest?

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Robert Geeves3 年前

And everyone in Melbourne and Brisbane rejoiced, for about 10 mins before they could blown away by after shocks lol

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F-14Grumman1 年前

You really know your math on this one. Although the issue of Global warming would be solved

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Jack3 年前

Wait, that dropped in Sydney

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XY chro3 年前

I do drops like that after pizza night.

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