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| Michos #1184295 3 months ago |
What 16?! There's no way it can be right! |
| BryanPiekarski #1184300 3 months ago |
I HAVE NO IDEA! |
| NightJack #1184301 3 months ago |
You've been watching to many "over 9000" videos, haven't you Twi? |
| Ginger_Fig #1184302 3 months ago |
That anemometer was Equestria State Property.
You're in trouble, Twilight. |
| Gittonsxv #1184309 3 months ago |
lol |
| Kanrabat #1184329 3 months ago |
Oh lawl, good one! |
| Vree #1184344 3 months ago |
What do those numbers even stand for? We are not given any type of unit.
But its interesting that Rainbow Dash is only x2 as fast as the average. |
| NightJack #1184454 3 months ago |
@Vree: Wing power seems to be it's own type of unit from that way they talk about it. |
| Warhammer3025 #1184476 3 months ago |
Wing Power seems to be a measurement of how much air a pegasus can displace when in motion; an important statistic when attempting to generate an artificial tornado. |
| Bronidas #1184737 3 months ago |
Science stick is best stick |
| Fronzel #1184961 3 months ago |
You'd expect an average adult pegasus to express either 1 or 2 wingpower in normal flight, depending on if the term means individual wings or a single set of wings.
All the pegasuses were exerting themselves for the sake of the tornado which is why they were expressing several times normal. To compare from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepowe: "In 1993, R. D. Stevenson and R. J. Wassersug published an article calculating the upper limit to an animal's power output. The peak power over a few seconds has been measured to be as high as 14.9 hp. However, Stevenson and Wassersug observe that for sustained activity, a work rate of about 1 hp per horse is consistent with agricultural advice from both 19th and 20th century sources." |
| mathprofbrony #1186175 3 months ago |
"This is my SCIENCE stick!" |