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Dr. Stone trivia ch56:
Senku& #39;s gonna retell the tale of the pirate with a hat of straw, and Chrome& #39;ll blurt out, "The One Piece is friendship, right???"
Senku& #39;s gonna retell the tale of the pirate with a hat of straw, and Chrome& #39;ll blurt out, "The One Piece is friendship, right???"
2/ Skarn is a word of Swedish origin that referred to waste rock found in limestone deposits.
Modern usage is more nuanced, as the hodge-podge of metamorphic rocks can be a source of valuable earth metals.
Modern usage is more nuanced, as the hodge-podge of metamorphic rocks can be a source of valuable earth metals.
3/ The siphon& #39;s water source from the last chapter is huge (a river? or a whole underground lake?), which means it& #39;s easy to assume that the water level didn& #39;t drop, eliminating one possible unaccounted-for factor from the calculations.
4/ Even Magma& #39;s pea brain appreciates a good play on words, based on his own name.
5/ Chalcopyrite (known as fool& #39;s gold) and sphalerite are big sources of copper and zinc, respectively. Copper means more wire, and zinc can be used for batteries, just like manganese.
6/ These lines are poignant. Like Senku& #39;s just been waiting for the other shoe to drop, hoping they wouldn& #39;t realize what a liability he is. It& #39;s not even that he& #39;s projecting his own rational thinking, since we know he doesn& #39;t sacrifice his own friends just to survive.
7/ The lieutenant in the rear looks a little like Hyoga, but the timing& #39;s not right!
This flashback scene happens before Gen met Senku, and Gen showed up in Ishigami Village to eat some ramen about 6 months prior to Hyoga+Homura& #39;s attack.
This flashback scene happens before Gen met Senku, and Gen showed up in Ishigami Village to eat some ramen about 6 months prior to Hyoga+Homura& #39;s attack.
7B/ However, Hyoga& #39;s flashback tells us he was revived only 1 month prior to the attack on Ishigami Village!
Which means, unless this is a continuity error, both these lieutenants are new characters who got revived very early on. Before anyone else in this spread, basically.
Which means, unless this is a continuity error, both these lieutenants are new characters who got revived very early on. Before anyone else in this spread, basically.
8/ Gen& #39;s still a bit of an enigma (hopes? dreams? backstory?) but now we know he really admires the ability to count to a big number. Was he planning on betraying Tsukasa from the day he saw the date on the tree? Because he knew there was a cooler dude out there?
9/ In a world where shonen characters often have punny birthdays, I should& #39;ve seen this coming!
10/ A few weeks back, I was a doofus and forgot about the tree date + counting-of-seconds, and @radicalnumber6 helpfully reminded me and pointed out that we did have all the numbers we need to figure out Senku& #39;s birthday, just like Gen did in the story!
11/ I came up with January 29th, she came up with January 5th (she was much closer, obviously!) and explained to me an odd fact about how leap years work. A fact that accounted for my error, since I was doing this by hand instead of with a date calculator, because I am not smart.
12/ A year is actually 365.25 days, which is why we add a day to February every 4 years, right? Not quite! Turns out that actually overcompensates by exactly 3 days every 400 years, because the true length of a year on Earth is only 365.242199 days.
13/The Gregorian reform of the calendar fixed this verrry slow drift from accuracy by declaring that century years (1800,1900,2000,etc.) are only leap years if divisible by 400. Meaning, 2000 was a leap year, but 2100 will not be. That eliminates the extra 3 days every 400 years.
14/ Now we have all the data!
-Senku is 6,268 (living) days old on December 31st, 5739 (he hasn& #39;t "lived" through January 1st yet).
-Breakout date was April 1st, 5738
- He was petrified for 117,354,893,870 seconds
-Senku is 6,268 (living) days old on December 31st, 5739 (he hasn& #39;t "lived" through January 1st yet).
-Breakout date was April 1st, 5738
- He was petrified for 117,354,893,870 seconds
15/
4/1/5738-->12/31/5739 is 639 days.
6,268 - 639 = 5629 days lived pre-petrification
117,354,893,870s/ 60s/m / 60m/hr / 24hr/d = 1,358,274.2346 days
Going back from 4/1/5738 that many days, taking into account all the leap year nonsense, we get...
4/1/5738-->12/31/5739 is 639 days.
6,268 - 639 = 5629 days lived pre-petrification
117,354,893,870s/ 60s/m / 60m/hr / 24hr/d = 1,358,274.2346 days
Going back from 4/1/5738 that many days, taking into account all the leap year nonsense, we get...
16/ Petrification date was Monday June 3rd, 2019. Mark your calendars.
Senku lived 5,629 days up to that point, making his birthday January 4th, 2004.
Senku lived 5,629 days up to that point, making his birthday January 4th, 2004.
17/ So we& #39;re supposed to believe that Gen Asagiri knew the weird leap year thing, did all that math by hand in the dirt, and somehow got the right answer. Uh-huh.
Or maybe he just realized it must be January 4th because of the ishi/stone pun.
Or maybe he just realized it must be January 4th because of the ishi/stone pun.
18/For fun, that extra .2346 days is 5h37m50s.
That& #39;s the difference, re: time of day, between Petrification Moment and Senku Breakout.
So if the stoning happened at 10 am, say, Senku broke out at 3:38 pm.
Japan does not do DST, nor would it matter (dates are in April and June).
That& #39;s the difference, re: time of day, between Petrification Moment and Senku Breakout.
So if the stoning happened at 10 am, say, Senku broke out at 3:38 pm.
Japan does not do DST, nor would it matter (dates are in April and June).
17B addendum/
Gen didn& #39;t know the # of seconds Senku counted, of course. What he did know was the petrification date (that kind of thing would stick in your mind, yeah?), which substitutes for that missing data.
Gen didn& #39;t know the # of seconds Senku counted, of course. What he did know was the petrification date (that kind of thing would stick in your mind, yeah?), which substitutes for that missing data.
17C/ ...which means he didn& #39;t have to know the leap year thing after all! Slightly more believable that he arrived at the correct answer.
