posted more mod related images onto his community board along with more teasers. In under 2 weeks, the mod reached a total of 10,000 downloads. As of the 22nd of October 2021, the mod has fully released their demo. As of that period, various teasers in regards to both the full release and the demo were posted on Nathan's community, displaying various previews and development updates. ![]() An updated version of the concept was upload on the 24th of August, 2021, reaching a total of 102k+ views as of the 11th of March, 2022. 3 months later, Nathan announced that he will be working on a Nyan Cat mod above a post featuring a mod concept made by Adriozer. The views expressed are those of the author(s) and are not necessarily those of Scientific American.The mod was created by a total of 20 people, with 1 mod director, 3 musicians, 4 artists, 3 programmers, 2 charters, and 6 play testers. So if you hear this song, for the love of science, get out of the way. Discovering Pop-Tart cat rainbow farts that contain over eight mega-joules of energy could win the next (Ig) Nobel Prize.Īs cute as it is, a housecat-sized Pop-Tart creature moving at Mach 7 has eight times the kinetic energy as a two-ton car moving at highway speed. Therefore, the cat’s rainbow must provide the remainder. Given the mass of the meme and how fast an object has to go to escape the pull of the Moon, Nyan Cat would need 166 times more energy than is held within the calories of its tart-body to get back to cruising the cosmos. And if an average housecat is about three kilograms, all the energy contained within Nyan Cat’s strawberry pastry body could only get the kitten up to about three-quarters the velocity of a cruising 747-almost 500 miles per hour (based on kinetic energy alone). That sounds like a lot, but you can get that many Joules from burning just a gram of coal. That's about 0.1% of the thrust of just one Boeing 747 engine, but then again the delicious feline doesn't weigh 900,000 pounds.īut could the furry/delicious abomination actually produce such thrust? Where would it get the energy to do so? (C'mon, you've come with me this far already.)Īccording to some of the oddest calculations I’ve ever seen, a strawberry Pop-Tart the size of a housecat contains about 51,000 Joules of energy. If that were the case, Nyan Cat's rainbow magically generates around 300 Newtons of thrust. Nyan Cat's rainbow could have a thrust-to-weight ratio of 10-to-1. If the critter can outperform the jet, it would also outperform its engines. The escape velocity of the Moon-and therefore Nyan Cat's velocity in my feline fantasy-is twice as fast as our fastest jet the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. ![]() That little cat is indeed excreting a hypersonic rainbow out its backside. For the Moon, this turns about to be about 2,375 meters per second-or around seven times the speed of sound in air. This critical speed is dependent on the mass and size of the object producing the pull, as well as a defined gravitational constant. Like how rockets on Earth must do, Nyan Cat would have to reach the escape velocity of the Moon. If Nyan Cat landed on the Moon to do its business, the strawberry-flavored critter would eventually have to get off the surface-it would have to escape the Moon’s gravitational pull. And what better place to take off and land from than the giant litter box that is the undisturbed regolith of the Moon? That’s because this cosmic cat, this ubiquitous meme, has to take off and land adorably in space. ![]() An 8-bit Pop-Tart kitty moves twice as fast as the fastest jet ever created.
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