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What Is The Angular Velocity Of A Reactor Core?


Renegade343
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So, while I was playing Warframe on a ship Sabotage Mission, I was reminded of this thread I made quite some time ago, with the goal of finding out the volume of the reactor core. Then, as I saw it spin, another question popped up into my head: 

 

What is the angular velocity of the reactor core?

 

And so, I took one point on its surface (the point where it represents the radius of the core), then took the time taken for one full revolution (i.e.: 2π). And so, I obtained 3.7s (on average), and allowed me to calculate the angular velocity ω: 

 

ω = 2π/T (T = time taken for one full revolution)

ω = 2π/3.7s

ω = 1.7 rad/s

 

And the tangential velocity (for fun) would be: 

 

v = r*ω

v = 0.367m * 1.7s-1

v = 0.624 m/s

 

And so, whenever your friends ask you, "What is so fun about Warframe?", you can proudly say, "It has reactor cores that have an angular velocity of 1.7 rad/s!". Then, when your friends reply, "And why is that representing fun for Warframe?", you can then reply, "Because I get bored!". 

 

And if one has not noticed, the last paragraph is just sarcasm.

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