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Sabrina to the Iowa group: For one day... could you not be yourself? FOR ONE DAY?!
So, I was poked on this. In general, sure, it's possible to make it to Thiruvananthapuram in a timely manner, if comfort is sacrificed - Sabrina tends to default to sticking to keeping everyone comfy.The travel time doesn't have to be so long. I'm slightly offended by the notion of having to mitigate sonic booms while in timestop, but it's Homura's magic so it is what it is. We ascend to 60 km at 300 m/s, then go on a least-time course to Thiruvananthapuram, 8000 km away at 200 m/s^2 acceleration limit, then descend at 300 m/s. That's 200 s for each vertical leg and 400 s for the supersonic bit, for a 13 minute flight. 20 g should be fine for meguca. (Edit: 80 km up and down, 16 min flight to get into sufficiently low density air to actually make a reasonably quiet boom, where by reasonably quiet I mean 10 Pa according to my simpleminded analysis where the boom amplitude at 10 m from the flight path is equal to the dynamic pressure at our maximum speed of 40 km/s and it attenuates like 1/r).
So, I was poked on this. In general, sure, it's possible to make it to Thiruvananthapuram in a timely manner, if comfort is sacrificed - Sabrina tends to default to sticking to keeping everyone comfy.
Magic is magic: speedsters exist. Case in point, Moe, who's even coming along with you on this trip. You can certainly try; it just takes time and the cost of having that Witchy sensation.I'm not good with physics. My immediate notion is to make an enchanted grief inertial canceller. I can't ask you something like "Can we do that" but I can definitely say to you "You are a physics major and I am not, will you allow me to write in that we try doing that in some smart fashion that could reasonably work"
The travel time doesn't have to be so long. I'm slightly offended by the notion of having to mitigate sonic booms while in timestop, but it's Homura's magic so it is what it is. We ascend to 60 km at 300 m/s, then go on a least-time course to Thiruvananthapuram, 8000 km away at 200 m/s^2 acceleration limit, then descend at 300 m/s. That's 200 s for each vertical leg and 400 s for the supersonic bit, for a 13 minute flight. 20 g should be fine for meguca. (Edit: 80 km up and down, 16 min flight to get into sufficiently low density air to actually make a reasonably quiet boom, where by reasonably quiet I mean 10 Pa according to my simpleminded analysis where the boom amplitude at 10 m from the flight path is equal to the dynamic pressure at our maximum speed of 40 km/s and it attenuates like 1/r).
Which sounds better, a slog or a risk of going in half cocked?
We can adapt on the fly. I'm not even remotely worried about that.Which sounds better, a slog or a risk of going in half cocked?
We can adapt on the fly. I'm not even remotely worried about that.
What I am concerned about is the hideous pacing issues we're subjecting ourselves too. Guys, please lets address this in an update or three. Not ten to fifteen.
We've already taken several votes more than I expected to. Like... We resolved to go out and deal with this five votes ago? But now we keep pushing it back and waffling over specifics and just...I'm hoping one for this current vote, one through India and one where we basically go Look at Iowa.... But I do get your point.
For what it's worth, I get that concern.We can adapt on the fly. I'm not even remotely worried about that.
What I am concerned about is the hideous pacing issues we're subjecting ourselves too. Guys, please lets address this in an update or three. Not ten to fifteen.
. I don't remember any discussion about asking Yuma to stay in Mitakihara?
Point here: We're going to have four people on home guard: A Sayaka clone, Atsuko, Masami, and Hiroko.It's a "should do". I'm so so so not comfortable taking all of Mitakihara Group out of Mitakihara and leaving MadoHito. I know 'yaka can be there any moment but what if she gets antimagicked?
Left, brain still giving you trouble then?