Summary
This page is meant to help showcase the many terms used within systems of measurement. This is important for calculations and quantifying energy yields for characters. The purpose of this page is to write down quantities without having to use scientific notation or lots of digits or zeroes. There are many terms, both used in actual physics and some made up by the debating community, with this page serving as bringing up both. For example, the term "ninaton" and "nintaton" don't exist as an actual term used to measure energy or tons of tnt, however, they have basis as they are derived from the English "nine". How the system works is each unit is increased by increments of 1000, for example, 1 Megaton is worth 1000 Kilotons and 1000 Megatons is worth 1 Gigaton (and this goes on indefinitely)
Factor | Name | Symbol |
---|---|---|
101 | deka | da |
102 | hecto | h |
103 | kilo | k |
106 | mega | M |
109 | giga | G |
1012 | tera | T |
1015 | peta | P |
1018 | exa | E |
1021 | zetta | Z |
1024 | yotta | Y |
1027 | nina | N |
1030 | tena | X |
1033 | tenakilo | XK |
1036 | tenamega | XM |
1039 | tenagiga | XG |
1042 | tenatera | XG |
1045 | tenapeta | XP |
1048 | tenaexa | XE |
1051 | tenazetta | XZ |
1054 | tenayotta | XY |
1057 | tenanina | XN |
1060 | bitena | bX |
1063 | bitenakilo | bXK |
10120 | quadtena | qX |
10300 | huna | C |
103000 | tousa | Q |
TNT Equivalent
Term | Joules | Tons of TNT | Tier |
---|---|---|---|
Ton | 4.184e+9 | 1 Ton of TNT | Building Level |
Kiloton | 4.184e+12 | 1000 Tons of TNT | Multi-City Block Level |
Megaton | 4.184e+15 | 1000 Kilotons of TNT | Large Town Level |
Gigaton | 4.184e+18 | 1000 Megatons of TNT | Mountain Level |
Teraton | 4.184e+21 | 1000 Gigatons of TNT | Large Island Level |
Petaton | 4.184e+24 | 1000 Teratons of TNT | Continent Level |
Exaton | 4.184e+27 | 1000 Petatons of TNT | Multi-Continent Level |
Zettaton | 4.184e+30 | 1000 Exatons of TNT | Small Planet Level |
Yottaton | 4.184e+33 | 1000 Zettatons of TNT | Planet Level |
Ninaton | 4.184e+36 | 1000 Yottatons of TNT | Large Planet Level |
Tenaton | 4.184e+39 | 1000 Ninatons of TNT | Dwarf Star Level |
Tenakiloton | 4.184e+42 | 1000 Tenatons of TNT | Large Star Level |
Tenamegaton | 4.184e+45 | 1000 Tenakilotons of TNT | Solar System Level |
Tenagigaton | 4.184e+48 | 1000 Tenamegatons of TNT | Solar System Level |
Tenateraton | 4.184e+51 | 1000 Tenagigatons of TNT | Solar System Level |
Tenaexaton | 4.184e+54 | 1000 Tenateratons of TNT | Solar System Level |
Tenazettaton | 4.184e+57 | 1000 Tenaexatons of TNT | Multi-Solar System Level |
Tenayottaton | 4.184e+60 | 1000 Tenazettatons of TNT | Multi-Solar System Level |
Tenaninaton | 4.184e+63 | 1000 Tenayottatons of TNT | Multi-Solar System Level |
Bitenaton | 4.184e+66 | 1000 Tenaninatons of TNT | Galaxy Level |
Bitenakiloton | 4.184e+69 | 1000 Bitenatons of TNT | Multi-Galaxy Level |
Quadtenaton | 4.184e+72 | 1000 Bitenakilotons of TNT | Multi-Galaxy Level |
Hunaton | 4.184e+75 | 1000 Quadtenatons of TNT | Multi-Galaxy Level |
Tousaton | 4.184e+78 | 1000 Hunatons of TNT | Multi-Galaxy Level |
FOE System
Name | FOE | Joules | Tier |
---|---|---|---|
FOE | 1 FOE | 1044 | Large Star Level |
KiloFOE | 1000 FOE | 1047 | Solar System Level |
MegaFOE | 1000 KiloFOE | 1050 | Solar System Level |
GigaFOE | 1000 MegaFOE | 1053 | Solar System Level |
TeraFOE | 1000 GigaFOE | 1056 | Solar System Level |
PetaFOE | 1000 TeraFOE | 1059 | Multi-Solar System Level |
ExaFOE | 1000 PetaFOE | 1062 | Multi-Solar System Level |
ZettaFOE | 1000 ExaFOE | 1065 | Multi-Solar System Level |
YottaFOE | 1000 ZettaFOE | 1068 | Galaxy Level |
NinaFOE | 1000 YottaFOE | 1071 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaFOE | 1000 NinaFOE | 1074 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaKiloFOE | 1000 TenaFOE | 1077 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaMegaFOE | 1000 TenaKiloFOE | 1080 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaGigaFOE | 1000 TenaMegaFOE | 1083 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaTeraFOE | 1000 TenaGigaFOE | 1086 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaPetaFOE | 1000 TenaTeraFOE | 1089 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaExaFOE | 1000 TenaPetaFOE | 1092 | Multi-Galaxy Level |
TenaYottaFOE | 1000 TenaExaFOE | 1095 | Universe Level |
Notes
- The values for the TNT Equivalent stem from a number of languages, such as Latin, Greek and many others that allow these prefixes to be used. For example, One is "kilo" and many other terms like that is the origin of these terms we use within debating
- The values are increased by 1000, hence how they get their yield to begin with
- You get your tons value by dividing the energy yield (I.E 1e+43 Joules) by the amount of tons to get it's value in whatever type of tons. For example, the aforementioned 1e+43 Joules is worth 2390.05736138 Tenatons. This value was gathered by dividing the 1e+43 by 4.184e+39 (Which is a Tenaton) to get 2390.0573613 in Tenatons