- 16,084
- 12,564
Oh I know, it's just higher than I'd have thought.
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Atleast it should be higher.Mahvel universe is a trillion LY in diameter
I would go with 2 or 3 trillion LY for the whole universeAtleast it should be higher.
They vary in size.Could be worth calcing, how tall is your average Celestial?
YesCould be, but that's the most we can assume
If nothing else, it'd be more consistency for the other galaxy feats me thinks?
1,000,000,000,000 Light Years | 9.4607304725808E+27 metersRedoing this with trillion LY instead
500 billion LY radius minimum, so 4.73036524e27m
For a Magnitude 1?
E = 4 * (1.410253747010E+17)* ((4.73036524e27m)/(6371000))^2 = 3.1097924e59 joules
Which is multi galaxy I believe
That takes down one of the reasons I had then.That Robot was able to withstand a shockwave created by Ego and Galactus that was able to knock Thor out.
High 6-C usually, 4-A to 3-C at peak
A timespan was not mentioned. It could easily have been over time.This is a 3-C feat, not a 4-A one.
Withstanding a very small part of a galactic explosion is not a 3-C feat.This is also a 3-C feat if taken literally.
Please see my comments regarding that above.Agree more with the 3-C end than the 4-A end with what's shown here tbh
It can't really be suggested to be any tier in that case, It could easily be referring to continuous star busting up until the point of galactic destruction. Personally I don't think they would have bothered to have mentionted galactic destruction if it wasn't referring to near instantanuous galactic destruction, but fair enough.A timespan was not mentioned. It could easily have been over time.
Withstanding a very small part of a galactic explosion is not a 3-C feat.
Destroying stars one at a time is not a reasonable timeframe. It would take far too long.It can't really be suggested to be any tier in that case, It could easily be referring to continuous star busting up until the point of galactic destruction. Personally I don't think they would have bothered to have mentionted galactic destruction if it wasn't referring to near instantanuous galactic destruction, but fair enough.
It would still be a very small part of the full energy of the explosion.The scan mentions him travelling through the "heart" of an exploding galaxy which seems to suggest travelling through the epicenter tho
This is referring to a character that can travel the entire length of the universe in a matter of minutes at worst on his board, don't think timeframes are too much of an issue here. We simply don't have enough information to pin down this statements specific tier of power if it isn't referring to near instant galactic destructionDestroying stars one at a time is not a reasonable timeframe. It would take far too long.
It would still be a very small part of the full energy of the explosion.
I suppose that is a good point.This is referring to a character that can travel the entire length of the universe in a matter of minutes at worst on his board, don't think timeframes are too much of an issue here. We simply don't have enough information to pin down this statements specific tier of power if it isn't referring to near instant galactic destruction
The Surfer is very small, and even the center of a galactic explosion is extremely large.Flying through what is described as the epicenter of an explosion sounds like a pretty big portion of it, but fair enough
To be honest the statement is pretty non-descript by itself so we have no idea what actually happened during those events, could even be simple hyperbole on Surfers part (although that's probably out of character for him in most cases)The Surfer is very small, and even the center of a galactic explosion is extremely large.
A Supermassive Black hole dwarfs the radius of how solar system multiple times over. Silver Surface isn't being exposed to anywhere close to a relevant portion of the energy if the explosion has already happened.epicenter of an explosion sounds like a pretty big portion of it, but fair enough