Debunking Iron Man Meteorite 350kt

mcu forum users lately have been stating the meteorite iron man tanked was equal to 350 kilotons of tnt

frankly, it's an absurd and outlandish claim approaching wank levels near that of schizoprenia

so here's the actual calc

calculating volume for ellipsoid

V = 4/3 πabc

Axis 1: (23.64 m / 2) 11.82 m
Axis 2: (23.64 m / 2) 11.82 m
Axis 3: (23.64 m / 2) 11.82 m

volume = 6917.37 m3

calculating mass from density

** feldspathic crust

m = pV

density: 2200kg/m3
volume: 6917.37m3

mass = 15,218,214 KG

calculating the velocity of the meteorites

S = D/T

distance: 15.79 m
time: 0s 217 ms

speed = 72.76m/s

Tony's meteorite impact time

calculating acceleration

a = vf - vi / t (72.76 m/s - 0) / 0s 983ms = 74.01 m/s2

K.E. = 1/2mv2

mass: 15,218,214 KG
velocity: 74.01 m/s2

kinetic energy = 41,678,732,171.27 Joules

1 ton of TNT = 4,184,000,000.00 J

(41,678,732,171.27 / 4,184,000,000.00) 9.96 tons of tnt (0.0099 Kilotons)

Result - Tony survived the equivolent of a 9.95 Ton TNT or 0.0099 Kilotons explosion

Debunked and I don't want to ever see 350kt tony ever again

Nice wiki calcs

@vinervvvvv: this rock falling at 162.75948 mph is actually fodder though

cry more chief

math > fanboys

@eredin12 thoughts?

Anyway, here's what I should add. CV cut down its gif hosting limits by 75% but I managed to save this

another one for the trophey room

The math checks out honestly if anyone wants to say otherwise they'll have to prove it via Math.

@rajjarsalt said:

Anyway, here's what I should add. CV cut down its gif hosting limits by 75% but I managed to save this

That would probably boost the results a bit but definitely not anywhere near 100KT or anything.

@rajjarsalt said:

Anyway, here's what I should add. CV cut down its gif hosting limits by 75% but I managed to save this

nice rajj - here you go

V = 4/3 πabc

Axis 1: (23.64 m / 2) 11.82 m
Axis 2: (23.64 m / 2) 11.82 m
Axis 3: (27.09 m / 2) 13.54 m

volume = 7923.96 m3

m = pV

density: 2200 kg/m3
volume: 7923.96 m3

mass = 17,432,712 KG

K.E. = 1/2mv2

mass: 17,432,712 KG
velocity: 74.01 m/s2

kinetic energy = 47,743,666,534.51 J

1 ton of TNT = 4,184,000,000.00 J

(47,743,666,534.51 / 4,184,000,000.00) 11.41 tons of tnt (0.01141 Kilotons)

improvement of 1.46 Tons of TNT

@thorwins1875 said:

Yeah and I will take anyone's cacls but No thanks your calcs are trash lmfao.

the absolute state of mcu debaters

@eredin12:

Oh is that so? So meteor that came from the moon in mere seconds without being teleported, something Russo themselves confirmed:

that's very cool man

and was on fire out of its sheer speed moved at low subsonic speed? at 266 KMH? Dont you think it is a bit strange how people that move that fast in cars don't just burst into flames then or fact that that would mean that moon was only 700 meters away from a planet? Or maybe judging speed based on visuals, which ignores existnace of cinematic timing, is just bad since that also makes DCEU Wonder Wonder peak human level speed-wise?Or will we only use visuals to judge speed when it comes to MCU but not in DCEU?

ah here we go - cinematic timing: the be all end all of cope posters

go back to pulling numbers out your ass like 300kt

math = absolute

quantifiable data > headcanons

stay debunked

@eredin12 said:

@clarkkent10 said:

The math checks out honestly if anyone wants to say otherwise they'll have to prove it via Math.

Oh is that so? So meteor that came from the moon in like 10 seconds without being teleported, something Russo themselves confirmed:

Co-director Joe Russo explains on the Avengers: Infinity War director’s commentary that Thanos “uses two stones there. He uses the Power Stone to destroy the moon. And then he uses the Space Stone to pull it so quickly to the surface of Titan.”

and was on fire out of its sheer speed moved at low subsonic speed? at 266 KMH? Dont you think it is a bit strange how people that move that fast in cars don't just burst into flames then if that speed is enough for it, or fact that that would mean that moon was only 700 meters away from a planet? Or maybe judging speed based on visuals, which ignores existnace of cinematic timing, is just bad since that also makes DCEU Wonder Wonder peak human level speed-wise? Or will we only use visuals to judge the speed when it comes to MCU to put feats down, but not in DCEU, where we can apply cinematic timing?

Dude you just Lined the part where he said he used the space stone which you know he uses to teleport around lol is that somehow supposed to prove you point?

@clarkkent10: 300kt meteor that barely lifts dirt lmao

his sokovia claims are next thing i'll debunk

mcu viners are the absolute worst

I always wondered where the Sokovia proof was you know.

@clarkkent10: the proof exists solely in his head - he regularly makes stuff up

Thanos still had to do the forward motion pulling can be referring to him having to do motion. Add to the fact that a meteor that big at those speeds you claim would demolish absolutely everything not just that little hole we saw. Hell you're 350 KT remark is dumb in itself a 350 KT nuke fireball would envelop everything in a 1000Meter radius yet here the blast was like 5 times the size of the meteor and even Quill survived the schockwave lol. A 350 KT nuke would destroy approximately over 4KM of land not just like 100 meters lol. Inb4 nuke level Quill aswell.

Lmfao MCU Iron Man IS above nuke-level

the amount of downplay here is incredible

Iron Man's suit weighs 90 kg. E = mc^2. E = 90 kg x (300 000 000 m/s)^2 = 8.1e+18 Joules which is over 1 gigaton so Iron Man is large mountain level

Eredin is right. Headcanon matters the most

@clarkkent10: 10 tons real life - math spot on as per usual

IIRC it's stated somewhere the meteor is the size of a baseball field

Speed is also off, Thanos pulled those pieces fast enough for them to catch on fire. Them appearing slow is cinematic timing

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Meteor feat is still top tier

Thanks, I hate it!

@thorwins1875: yeah keep up the good work :D

Do sokovia when you can

@clarkkent10: @thorwins1875: @thevamphunter: Become friends guys!!!!!! :DDD

Wow another physics and maths fight between dceu fanboys and MCU fanboys round 69420 on CV

Wow

That meteor was clearly not moving at reentry speeds and anyone saying otherwise is kidding themselves, even the other smaller meteors were outpacing that one, it is not cinematic timing

And portals still eluding the eyes of MCU fans i see

However if we use your M*V to calc the K.E and we go with reentry speed then it would be about 126 KT

Are fanboys still arguing the rocks weren't teleported? Holy damn...

@baalhaddad:

And portals still eluding the eyes of MCU fans i see

This is actually baffling, tbh. Like how can someone straight up ignore what's happening on screen? There's literally a shot of rocks being pulled into portals and yet to still deny it.. just baffling.

I did a K.E calc at 30,000 KM/H which is reentry speed

Not surprising as i've watched videos where people have been caught on camera commiting crimes and yet they still deny it's them so humans be crazy

Lmao, good calc. City lvl IW Iron Man debunked.

lmao, true

Not much of a calc guy but the fact that this calc places the speed of the meteors at sub sonic lvls of speed is pretty sus

@thevamphunter: Ofc. Thor is sexy. So many female heroes simp for Thor.

What's more baffling is to use blurry scene cuts to say portals existed even though the Russos confirmed they were pulled at high speed.

Here's the full scene from the ground level.

The portal-conspiracy theorists still can't explain why there is not even a single big hole in the sky pooping out half the moon.

And the meteors kept coming too, long after Thanos made his throw.

How could Thanos keep making portals when not using the Space Stone?

LMAO why does the velocity looks dimensionally wrong