Time Traveling STNE!!! by Atomic10
Since nobody reads these things, just look at the explanation in the actual simulation. And please POLITELY correct me if I'm wrong, okay. I'm only 12 years old.
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Comments
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014
PHOT in tpt are either not photons, or the speed of light is actually the speed of sound. -
sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014STKM at (his?) full height is 13px. Assuming he's the average height of a human male, he's roughly 6ft. 6ft/13=0.46153ft or 14.067cm. If 1px=14cm, 1m=7.14px. PHOT moves at 4px/frame which is 240px/s at 60fps or 360m/s. the speed of light in a vacuum is 299792458m/s with 360 being closer to the speed of sound at 340m/s.
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014@dragonsky321 enjoy! i don't care about up/downvotes. so you'd be doing me a favour by giving me more views! :D
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Atomic10 13th Aug 2014
quicksilver34: Dat reference, doe! -
DragonSky321 13th Aug 2014
and if anyone corrects that its all their saves are getting a down vote no matter how awesome -
quicksilver34 13th Aug 2014
@levonchic a game theroy! -
DragonSky321 13th Aug 2014its a game not supposed to be very realisic
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levonchic 13th Aug 2014
good theory -
heretik 13th Aug 2014
It's stupid that TPT phyics are not relativistic -
Fantaran 13th Aug 2014
Depending on the frame of reference, the stone COULD fall slower than the photon. But remember, a photon is not the same size as a piece of stone! If the photon had the same mass as the stone, then depending on its properties, then TPT game would be correct on this one. This is also the same game where Uranium does not fission when neutrons are fired at it :D