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Okay, so assuming that you could punch (standing still) with the impact force of around 65 tons, what would that punch do to another person? Would it send them flying, put a hole in them or simply kill them with internal bleeding? Also, what would happen If you punched a tank with that kind of force behind it?
(Making an animated scene for something I'm working on, and I want to be as realistic as possible with it.)
Added 3+ months ago:
If possible, could you include examples? Like, comparisons to what punching with that force would be like and how much you could lift If you were capable of such a feat?
You are talking comic book type fiction, so "realistic" has nothing to do with it. You can not call it science fiction because you don't even know the words.
You need to read novels. Lots of novels. Any novels. Notice that they all have perfect spelling, perfect punctuation, perfect composition. Notice where they use one space and where they use two. Notice that every speaker in a dialog gets a new paragraph, and every paragraph is preceded by a blank line. Notice any writing techniques or figures of speech. Take notes so you know where you found what you know. It takes a lot of reading to be a writer.
Well, I'm glad that you replied with detail and gave me an explanation. Much appreciated.
Let's talk science. f = ma so force depends on mass and acceleration. If a freight train (large mass) runs into a pillow, there is very low force because no deceleration. If a fly (low mass) hits a windshield there is a large force because deceleration is large. So force depends on what gets hit and what does the hitting. If you want to get realistic, you need to study a bit of math and calculate integrals. Analog Science Fiction And Fact magazine used to publish a lot of really good analysis for would-be writers. Amazon.com offers subscriptions.