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  1. So, from the looks of it, that big door in the scan of the ship extends to the roof of the room (granted, it is a bit blurry, but that is what it looks like), making it 3 meters tall. However, upon closer inspection, in that bottom panel, we see the crew walking up to it, and they are dwarfed by it immensely. Since it is top-down, we'll have to scale to shoulder width.
  2.  
  3. Average Male Shoulder Width: 18.25 inches (46.355 cm)
  4.  
  5. Width of Shoulders = 2 Pixels = 46.355 cm
  6.  
  7. 1 Pixel = 23.178 cm
  8.  
  9. Length of Ship = 320 Pixels = 7416.96 cm
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  11. This ship is wholly consumed in a fiery explosion. Due to the fact that we don't have anything to scale to in the explosion image itself, we can pretty easily assume a baseline- that the explosion encompassed the ship itself, making its radius the radius of the ship.
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  13. 7416.96 / 2 = 3708.08 cm
  14.  
  15. R = Y^1/3 x 0.28
  16.  
  17. R = Radius in kilometers
  18.  
  19. Y = Yield in kilotons
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  21. Doing this nets us 0.00227769679 Kilotons of TNT, or just about 2.28 Tons of TNT, Building level+. That said, this attack also destroyed the ship, which I would assume is made of some sort of advanced metal (I'd say fragmentation, but we'll add v. frag for safety).
  22.  
  23. Length of Ship: 320 Pixels (7416.960 cm)
  24.  
  25. Width of Ship: 164 Pixels (3801.192 cm)
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  27. For height, we'll scale the length of the ship to the height.
  28.  
  29. In the top frame, ship is 660 Pixels long.
  30.  
  31. 1 Pixel = 11.238 cm
  32.  
  33. Height = 208 Pixels = 2337.504 cm
  34.  
  35. Volume of Rectangular Prism = 6.590e10 cm^3
  36.  
  37. Subtract 80% for this being a building to get a volume of actual steel as 1.318e10 cm^3. This is sadly disregarding volume of wings and the like, which would make this value higher for obvious reasons.
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  39. Low-End: 208 j/cc x volume = E = 2.741e12 Joules, Multi-City Block level+
  40.  
  41. High-End: 568.5 j/cc x volume = E = 7.493e12 Joules, Small Town level
  42.  
  43. I'm inclined to go with the Low-End of the destruction calc.
  44.  
  45. Tallies
  46. Predator Creates an Explosion: 2.28 Tons of TNT, Building level+
  47.  
  48. Predator Destroys a Floating Metal Box (Low-End): 655.12 Tons of TNT, Multi-City Block level+
  49.  
  50. Predator Destroys a Floating Metal Box (High-End): 1.79 Kilotons of TNT, Small Town level
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