Manholes can weigh over 250 lbs (113 kg) [1]. Accelerating that mass to 25k mph takes about 7 GJ.
Brown dwarfs are around 10 ^ 27 kg. That takes sabout 10 ^ 11 GJ to get to 1mm mph.
To put that into perspective, the scale of the energy difference between these phenomena is so vast that were each GJ a second the interval it would define would span 32bn years, or roughly twice the age of the universe.
JumpCrisscross|1 year ago
Manholes can weigh over 250 lbs (113 kg) [1]. Accelerating that mass to 25k mph takes about 7 GJ.
Brown dwarfs are around 10 ^ 27 kg. That takes sabout 10 ^ 11 GJ to get to 1mm mph.
To put that into perspective, the scale of the energy difference between these phenomena is so vast that were each GJ a second the interval it would define would span 32bn years, or roughly twice the age of the universe.
[1] https://theapecgroup.com/how-much-does-a-manhole-cover-weigh...