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Ok. I'm doing more math. City level strength means you can destroy large parts of a city, right? As an example city i use Constantinople, during the 1600's with beijing one of the most populous cities, and with an easily measurable area, because it is enclosed in the Theodosian Walls. That gives us an area of 14km².
I then calculated that an asteroid with a diameter of 200m, 3 t/m³ density, an angle of 45° and travelling at 11km/sec, would create a crater that's about more than half of Constantinople's area, and spread rubble through an area of 21km². I consider that enough to destroy a city. This meteorite impacts with the kinetic energy of 760265422168729900 Joules, equivalent to 181015.5 Kilotons of TNT.
Foe comparison, Hiroshima's "Little Boy" had a 13-18 kt yield.
And it also destroyed a city. This meteor nonsense was unnecessary.
But i will still use that value. I worked for that. Even though greater strength values are bad for my plans.

Ok. Now to the speculative part. The relation between striking and lifting power in humans is not very well documented, and also most strong people either focus on lifting (strongmen) or striking (mma, boxers, etc.). But this is the one piece world, you can have the strength of a strongman without the massive muscles reducing your agility and punching strength.
Allegedly Mike Tyson could punch with 1600 Joules. That makes meteorite man 475165888855456,1875 times stronger than a peak human. Peak human lifting weight is:
The Guinness Book of World Records (1985 edition) lists his feat of lifting 6,270 lb (2,840 kg) in a back lift as "the greatest weight ever raised by a human being".
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So 2.84 tons times 475165888855456,1875 is: 1349471124349495,5725 tons. Or 1.3 Quadrillion tons.

Little boy, with his 13 Kilotons (54391999999999 joule) is "only" 33994999999,999375 times stronger than Mike Tyson, and can lift 95185999999,99825 tons, or 95.2 Billion tons.
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And This site puts city level at 6.3-99 megatons. They are probably working with current day cities like new york and not the much smaller Constantinople. In Hiroshima almost EVERYTHING in within 1.6 km was completely destroyed, which is a diameter of 3.2 km and 32 Km² of destroyed area, more than double the area of 1600 Constantinople, which had, of course, much shittier buildings.
 
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Magimasterkarp said:
Ok. I'm doing more math. City level strength means you can destroy large parts of a city, right? As an example city i use Constantinople, during the 1600's with beijing one of the most populous cities, and with an easily measurable area, because it is enclosed in the Theodosian Walls. That gives us an area of 14km².
I then calculated that an asteroid with a diameter of 200m, 3 t/m³ density, an angle of 45° and travelling at 11km/sec, would create a crater that's about more than half of Constantinople's area, and spread rubble through an area of 21km². I consider that enough to destroy a city. This meteorite impacts with the kinetic energy of 760265422168729900 Joules, equivalent to 181015.5 Kilotons of TNT.
Foe comparison, Hiroshima's "Little Boy" had a 13-18 kt yield.
And it also destroyed a city. This meteor nonsense was unnecessary.
But i will still use that value. I worked for that. Even though greater strength values are bad for my plans.

Ok. Now to the speculative part. The relation between striking and lifting power in humans is not very well documented, and also most strong people either focus on lifting (strongmen) or striking (mma, boxers, etc.). But this is the one piece world, you can have the strength of a strongman without the massive muscles reducing your agility and punching strength.
Allegedly Mike Tyson could punch with 1600 Joules. That makes meteorite man 475165888855456,1875 times stronger than a peak human. Peak human lifting weight is:

So 2.84 tons times 475165888855456,1875 is: 1349471124349495,5725 tons. Or 1.3 Quadrillion tons.

Little boy, with his 13 Kilotons (54391999999999 joule) is "only" 33994999999,999375 times stronger than Mike Tyson, and can lift 95185999999,99825 tons, or 95.2 Billion tons.
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And This site puts city level at 6.3-99 megatons. They are probably working with current day cities like new york and not the much smaller Constantinople. In Hiroshima almost EVERYTHING in within 1.6 km was completely destroyed, which is a diameter of 3.2 km and 32 Km² of destroyed area, more than double the area of 1600 Constantinople, which had, of course, much shittier buildings.
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Someone make this mad man stop doing math! :pandacry:
 
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Emperor Cross said:
We need to ban him for a day
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Great. One day time to calculate how much of the energy of a nuke gets lost into the atmosphere. And to check how much percent of a city you need to pulverize to consider it "destroyed", and if "City Level" even means you can destroy a whole city in one punch, or if it works like in One Punch Man where you get classified as Demon once you can threaten the function of a whole city.
If i can bring the required energy per punch down enough we could set it as an official value, and then i can create some chart about how much percent of lifting weight is needed to reduce the opponents speed by certain values, etc. for my botany stuff.
 
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