Scale of TPT but using physic... by ReallyJustDont

loggers 28th May

what if you can compare the speed of a photon in glass in tpt and the speed of light in glass IRL

KenlenskiFromYt 28th May

Perhaps it is because it is a subatomic particle. And i guess since nuclear decay is a part of this game that means those particles have neutrons and photons and electrons in them. I just have doubt that a single pixel is as large as the save claims. In the end thsi is science so I am just theorizing, and this save could be 100% correct.

KenlenskiFromYt 28th May

Heisenbee, Neutrons and Protons are yes, electrons are smaller.Kit237, For the stacking I can see that, but you can stack any element in the game it would just turn into a black hole at 5, with some exceptions, like as you stated, electrons.

kit237 27th May

KenlenskiFromYt: they can be layered onto each other infinitley without colliding so i would assume they dont take the whole pixel, the pixel is just kind of a marker of where an electron is

Heisenbee 27th May

In TPT not real life.

Heisenbee 27th May

KenlenskiFromYt Protons, neutrons and electrons are the same size though.

resic 26th May

the speed of light and 32-bit signed integer having such a relation is a funny coincidence. +1

KenlenskiFromYt 26th May

I feel like it is a lot smaller since we have electrons that take up a full pixel, so should'nt the smallest pixel with a irl correspondant be the base? Love this theory though not hating <3

nobodyagain 25th May

My headcannon was just stkm being of average height, and basing scale on that, but this makes a lot more sense.

kit237 24th May

FINALLY someone pointed out about the speed of light +1

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Scale of TPT but using physics by ReallyJustDont

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