What is Shadow Majestic?
Part 1: Relativistic Speeds in Simple Language
The speed of light is approximately 299,792 kilometers per second
No object with mass can reach this speed because it requires infinite energy, but if an object approaches this speed, interesting things happen
When an object like a 1-kilogram sword spins at 50% of the speed of light, the energy it produces will be about 221 times that of an atomic bomb
If the speed of rotation reaches 70% of the speed of light, its free energy will be approximately 571 times that of an atomic bomb, and if it approaches 99% of the speed of light, its kinetic energy will be equal to about 1,846 Hiroshima bombs
This means that even if the sword only spins around itself and does not strike, it still produces so much energy that no matter can withstand it
In the fictional world of His Excellency the Shadow, there is a sword named Kagenu that is designed with this same logic. A sword that never strikes, never hits its target, but just by spinning around itself and being on the battlefield, it can destroy everything Disintegrate
In some scenes in the film, Kageno does not even point at the enemy, but waves spread from around him, sending enemies flying into the air. It is as if every time this sword spins, it deals a space-time blow instead of a physical blow.
In physics, when an object spins around itself, it is called angular or rotational motion. At normal speeds, this energy is negligible, but when the speed of rotation approaches a significant amount of the speed of light, we enter the realm of special relativity.
In this case, not only the energy but also the structure of space-time around the object changes. Time passes more slowly for the object and its effective mass is felt more.
With such a rotation, Kageno’s sword acts like an endless engine of energy, which approaches light. This energy creates a variable bubble around itself, and anything that enters it collapses due to the difference in energy density and the difference in time.
This is Kageno’s sword It doesn’t need to hit, it just needs to spin a full circle to make an area unbearable like a small neutron star.
It’s interesting to know that the speed of light is actually not what you think. The real speed of light is infinite.
The reason the speed of light is limited is the effect of time on the speed of light, which has a greater effect the faster it goes, but this effect is only for us.
Part 2 Strange Material and the Secret of the Sword’s Resistance
In the real world, even the strongest metals cannot withstand such energies. Air pressure, heat from the rotation and collision of air molecules with the object at this speed, causes any material to evaporate or explode.
In the story, however, Kagen’s sword is made of a material called strange material. Strange material is a material that is not like metal, not like energy, but something in between. Something with a semi-material structure that can talk to quantum.
Strange material has structural memory, meaning that if a piece of it is cut, its information remains in a quantum network and is immediately restored, not by boiling or melting, but by rewriting the atomic structure.
In the film, it is seen many times that when the sword cracks or catches fire, instead of burning or breaking, it repairs itself with a wave pulse and not only is it restored, but it even seems to gain more energy.
In one scene, the main character drops the sword on the ground. He puts it on his index finger and spins it, just like he spins toys as a child, creating a wave whose vibration can be heard in the mountains.
This is not just because there is a material that does not burn or break, but because the material rewrites itself like code, storing energy every time it is fed, creating a more optimized form of itself.
Strange matter is essentially physical software, not hardware.
Part 3: Analysis of the Sword’s Performance Without the Need to Rotate
In most stories, when we talk about a sword, we expect it to be something that cuts or wounds, but Kagen’s sword is none of these. Kagen is not going to fight. He is going to be, and it is enough to be for the result to be determined.
Kagen’s sword’s rotation in the battlefield space without hitting anyone changes the environment just by rotating itself.
The air temperature changes, the color of the sky changes, distant magnetic waves begin to tremble, and soldiers who approach it faint or are destroyed by the impact of purple light.
In physics, such a thing may not exist, but in new theories about dense energy and concentrated gravitation, ideas have been put forward that show that if a point in space is subjected to compressed relativistic energy, it can create a deforming field in which objects cannot maintain their structure.
In the film, when the main character puts down the sword, the environment is still crumbling. It was becoming clear to everyone that this power was not just from the sword, but from the rotating structure of energy that had been transferred to the sword. The sword was just a tool to create that field. Now that the field is activated, the presence of an object is no longer necessary, and the sword just needs to accelerate to the highest possible speed to create free energy.
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