This takes me back to my old thread. I missed the denial back then.
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I'll use the stone pillars that are a little to the right of the OVERWHELMING!!!, which I marked. The rock pillars average about 20m tall. They are roughly 5px tall in this panel.
The red line represents the height of the meteor, which is 207px, making it 828m high.
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Here we see the meteor, and if you look very closely (or just zoom in) you can see the rock pillars just to the right of the ! after OVERWHELMING!!! These are roughly 5px tall. The meteor is 445px long, that makes it 1780m tall. The meteor is also 410px wide, making it 1,640m wide.
Now for the volume, lets just use the ellipsoid calculator.
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Input the results
A=890
B=820
C=820
Total Volume = 2,506,722,854.99155m^3
Meteor velocity = 38.26 km/s
mass = 2,507,686,214*2700 = 6770752777800 kg
That means the meteor Madara produced is not only bigger than the Shinsuusenju but its weight is much much much heavier.
You know Sasuke cut half the size of the original meteor in which Rock Lee split.
From the video's view it isn't clear for the size, but if Rock Lee was able to split it, we can clearly see it is nowhere near the size of the meteor Madara summoned.
You know Sasuke cut half the size of the original meteor in which Rock Lee split.
From the video's view it isn't clear for the size, but if Rock Lee was able to split it, we can clearly see it is nowhere near the size of the meteor Madara summoned.