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I was going over the Kal Kent profile and respect thread last night and realized that he may a possible lifting feat. Now, please bear with me. I understand if this doesn't work or it's too much of stretch, but if this can give the guy a rating, I'm all for it. If not, I'm still curious about the forces involved.
The feat is Kal leaping from the Earth to the moon. We're given two different sets of statistics.
1. Kal was able to propel himself at a 1/10,000 of the Speed of Light. See here.
2. Kal weighs 200 lbs and his impact on the moon caused 3.5 earthquake. See here.
So how much force would Kal have to exert to get these figures? Which one would take priorty or would be workable? Given that the legs are around 4 stronger than the arms, would we be able to apply the results to a lifting strength?
The feat is Kal leaping from the Earth to the moon. We're given two different sets of statistics.
1. Kal was able to propel himself at a 1/10,000 of the Speed of Light. See here.
2. Kal weighs 200 lbs and his impact on the moon caused 3.5 earthquake. See here.
So how much force would Kal have to exert to get these figures? Which one would take priorty or would be workable? Given that the legs are around 4 stronger than the arms, would we be able to apply the results to a lifting strength?