The total number of blocks I traveled was 403.6 blocks. I wanted feet, and a block is a square yard, so I multiplied 403.6 by 3 to get 1210.8 feet. It took me about 11.3 seconds to get from point A to point B. Now, we can make a feet per second ratio. But first, there's another thing we have to take into account before we get further into this. Steve's body weight, as well as his additional load. (the stuff he's carrying in his inventory, hot bar, and armor slots, excluding chest plates, because we're using the elytra.
I hokey-pokied around the internet to find the total mass (in pounds) is 895 pounds. But we also found what the item in Minecraft with the greatest mass, a shulker box filled with anvils. That weighs 46837 metric tons. But since we're working in pounds, converting that will make it weigh 103,257,918 pounds. But if we also add Steve's body weight (895 pounds), we get 103,258,813 pounds. Now, armor. The heaviest armor in Minecraft is gold armor. 2 blocks of solid gold equals 7236 pounds. But when we see Steve with armor, excluding the chest plate, that shaves off roughly 2000 pounds. Making the armor 5236 pounds, plus 103,258,813 pounds, would equal 103,264,049 pounds.
With that said, we can make a feet per second ratio. I traveled 1210.8 feet in 11 seconds. If we divide that, it'll equal 110 feet per second. But to find out how much force the firework rocket put out, we need to do mass times acceleration equals force. Plugging in all of the variables, acceleration is 10 ft/s2, mass is 103,264,049 pounds. When working with Newtons, I'd like to convert my pounds to kilograms, and my feet to meters. We do this because 1 kg m/s2 equals one newton. Since the conversion between pounds and kilograms and meters and feet are different, the metric system will have to be used to find the amount of newtons. 103,264,049 pounds equals 46,839,785 kilograms and 10 feet per second squared equals 3 meters per second. And since kilogram meters per second squared equals one Newton, we can solve for force. Plugging in the variables, we find that the rocket puts out 140519.355 kilonewtons.
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