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1. Destructive capability class system Destructive capability is as the name suggests, the destruction a character is capable of. Whether this is achieved with brute force, magic or any other external means is not taken into account in this section. As this list is rst and foremost based on reality there will be distinct limitations to the system, since unlike ction certain feats cannot be achieved with mere energy. As energy can never be measured, only the dierence in energy or relative energy can. So in essence it would be impossible to tear down the fabric of reality with energy, which is were the limit to this list will be. The unit used for this hierarchy is the standard SI-unit for energy: Joule. Note: Some orders of magnitude might seem out of place, while in truth that is not the case. The bullet of a AK-47 wouldnt destroy a desk, but only because the energy is used improperly. The estimation of the energy required for the destruction of moons, planets, stars and galaxies was made by using the gravitational binding energy formula, (1). 3 GM2 5 R

(1)

E=

Diminutive: 1 < 50J - Default Glass breaker: 50150J - The energy required to physically destroy a stationary computer. Hammer: 150 1, 000J - The energy required to destroy regular furniture such as a modern desk, a bed or a closet. Sledgehammer: 1, 000 3, 000J - The kinetic energy of bullets red with an automatic rille. Light vechile: 3, 000 104 J - The energy required to bring down a tree with the stem diameter of a feet. Vechile. 104 106 J - The energy required to destroy a a feet thick concrete concrete wall. Crane. 106 108 J - The energy required to destroy a feet thick brick wall, or demolish a car. TNT:. 109 1010 J - The energy of a lightning bolt, the total energy of a airborne craft or the energy required to level a building.
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Weaponized TNT:. 1010 1012 J - The energy used by rockets to reach outer space, the kinetic energy of space stations in orbit or the energy required to level a block. Kiloton: 1012 1015 J - The total energy output of a thunderstorm or a small nuke, Hiroshima. Megaton: 1015 1018 J - The energy output of one kilogram of anti-matter, a volcanooutbreak or large nuclear weapons, Tsar Bomba, Gigaton: 1018 1021 J - The total energy release of hurricanes. Teraton: 1021 1024 J - The energy output of comet- or meteor strikes. Moon buster: 1024 1030 J - The energy required to destroy a moon. Small planet buster: 1030 1033 J - The energy required to destroy a small planet, Earth. Large planet buster: 1033 1036 J - The energy required to destroy a large planet, Jupiter. Star buster: 1036 1042 J - The energy required to destroy small stars, the sun. Solar system buster: 1042 1045 J - The energy released in a supernovae, or to destroy a solar system. Multi-solar system buster: 1045 1048 J - The energy released in a hypernovae or a gamma ray burst, the total energy in a charged rotating supermassive black hole. Galaxy buster: 1048 1051 J - The energy required to destroy a galaxy, the Milky Way. Universe buster: 1051 1066 J - The energy required to destroy all galaxies in the universe.

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2. Speed class system This section will as well stay away from unquantiable measurements, or rather in this specic case the speed of light (in vacuum) constant, c = 299, 792, 458 m/s. For the sole reason that innite energy is required to reach this velocity. Now there are some exceptions and Ill get to those, but rst study the following formula (2). As you can see, the when the velocity, v, approaches the speed of light, c, the denominator approaches zero and the kinetic energy E, in the left-hand side of the equation skyrockets towards innity. 1 1 1 ( v )2 c

(2)

Ek = mc2

The speed of light travels at dierent speeds depending on the medium it travels in, where vacuum is the medium it travels the fastest (see the speed of light constant). In air, light travels at 98% of the speed of light in vacuum. This makes it completely possible to go breach the light barrier (in other media than vacuum) this will give rise to an eect called Cherenkov radiation. There are certain conditionscasimir vacuumwhere light will actually travel a seemingly diminutive unit faster than in regular vacuum, but well leave that out as its without signicance to this section. Walking speed: < 2 m/s - Human walking speed. Jogging speed: 2 6 m/s - Human jogging speed. Running speed: 6 12 m/s - Human running speed. Bicycle speed: 12 25 m/s - Bicycle speed Car speed: 25 115 m/s - Land driven vehicle speed Wind speed, tornado: 115 200 m/s - The wind speed of tornados. Subsonic: 200 340 m/s - Typical cruising speed of jet airliner. Supersonic, air: 340 1, 700 m/s - Maximal velocities for jet aircrafts. Hypersonic, air. 1, 700 8, 500 m/s - Propagation of the explosion in detonating cord, typical speed of a satellite and the space shuttle in low Earth orbit. Escape velocity, Earth: 8, 500 20, 000 m/s - Escape speed from Earth by NASA New Horizons spacecraftfastest escape velocity. Orbital, celestial object: 20, 000100, 000 m/s - Typical velocity of celestial objects rotating around stars or the speed of the Helios 2 prode (fastest man-made object). Outer galactic rotation: 100, 000 400, 000 m/s - Typical velocity (relative to the center) of the outer regions of a rotating galaxy.

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Solar are: 400, 000 1, 000, 000 m/s - The typical velocity of a solar are, the escape velocity of the sun. Particle speed, highly energetic: 1, 000, 000 100, 000, 000 m/s - The velocity of high energetic particles or the speed of an electron in a cathode ray tube. Near lightspeed, vacuum: 100, 000, 000296, 795, 000 m/s - The velocity of signals in cables, refractive light in dense materials. Sublightspeed, vacuum: 296, 795, 000 299, 792, 458 m/s - The velocity of muons from the atmosphere, the speed of the particles colliding in the LHC.

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3. Strength class system 3.1. Static strength. Static strength, or lifting capacity, refers to how much one can lift for a longer period of time. Here as well I will try to avoid unrealistic strength to a higher degree as most of the feats revolving around those levels of strength are unquantiable. The limit to this subsection being the power to lift planets so large that if they were they bigger theyd collapse under their own weight and combust into stars, this under the assumption that theyre standing on an equally as heavy planet, Maxwells equations, (3), (4), (5), (6), were used for the calculation of the limit of the gravitational collapse. (3) (4) (5) (6) D = f , B = 0, E= B t D t

H = Jf +

The unit unit used is kg, which is the SI-unit for mass. But since mass isnt weight (objects in outer space are weightless) the actual weight (in N) is achieved by multiplying a the factor 9, 8 m/s2 , which essentially means what the weight the given mass would have on Earth. This because its easier to relate to. Note: Static strength says nothing about picking up objects, that is categorized in the following subsection, dynamic strength. Paul Anderson back-lifted 6, 270 pounds, which roughly equals 2, 844 kg, this is the reason why the peak human range stretches so wide. A kg equals approximately 2.205 lbs Bellow average, human: < 50 kg - Default Average, human: 50 80 kg - The mass of an adult human, large dog. Above average, human: 80 120 kg - The mass of a washing machine or a tumble dryer. Athlete, human: 120 250 kg - The mass of a mature lion. Peak, human: 250 3, 000 kg - The mass of a grand piano, a diary cow or a passenger car. class 10: 3, 000 104 kg - The mass of an adult elephant. class 25: 104 2.5 104 kg - The mass of Big Bens bell, a truck, a large motorboat. Class 50: 2.5 104 5 104 kg - The mass of a semi-trailer truck. Class 100: 5 104 105 kg - The mass of a tank.

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Class M: 105 106 kg - The mass of the largest animal: blue whale, heaviest aircraft with maximum take-o mass. Class G: 106 109 kg - The mass of the largest ship, smaller pyramids. Class T: 109 1012 kg - The mass of human world population, the largest human made structures. Class P: 1012 1015 kg - The mass of the heaviest mountains. Class E: 1015 1018 kg - The mass of small moons or small astroids. Class Z: 1018 1021 kg - The mass of the largest astroid in the main Asteroid Belt (now ocially a dwarf planet). Class Y: 1021 1024 kg - The mass of large moons or small planets. Planetary: 1024 1027 kg - The mass of larger planets. Pre-stellar: 1027 2 1029 kg - The mass a solid object can reach before the gravitational collapse to a small star.

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3.2. Dynamic strength. Dynamic strength is whats used to lift, move and hit. This section will use standard unit for force N, Newton, where 9.8 N is whats required to lift a 1-kilogram weight. In an attempt to give you a feel for force, as its not explained bellow in the paragraphs. 720 N is the average force of a human bite, and 8,000N is the maximum documented force achieved by weight lifters. Note: Due to the similarities to previous subsection, the same classes will be used. With a small divergence in the beginning, but later reaching the exact same values save for a factor 10, due to the relation between N and kg. The lifting capacity can be determined in the previous subsection. Bellow average, human: < 300 N Average, human: 300 600 N Above average, human: 600 1, 000 N Athlete, human: 1, 000 3, 000 N Peak, human: 3, 000 104 N Class 10: 104 105 N Class 50: 105 5 105 N Class 100: 5 105 106 N Class M: 106 107 N Class G: 107 1010 N Class T: 1010 1013 N Class P: 1013 1016 N Class E: 1016 1019 N Class Z: 1019 1022 N Class Y: 1022 1025 N Planetary: 1025 1028 N Pre-stellar: 1028 2 1030 N