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Can you make a blog so that the calculations can be evaluated?
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Speed wise? If it happened in a second then it would be Mach 58.309.TheFinalOrder said:Can somebody quantify Thor and Co flying through a decaying Neutron star?
From what I remember, like a second. Definitly not longer than a few seconds.RinkakuKagune said:How long did it take for Thor to create that storm again?
Pretty sure that's not even a real feat. Just going through a wormhole.TheFinalOrder said:@Matthew
Give your opinion especially on them travelling through the Devil's Anus feat. Iirc, it was a portal that exited through the center of a Decaying Neutron star that was transitioning to a Singularity.
Isn't this, going to be able point of contention?Natse said:Surtur destroying Asgard requires a calc because we have no idea how big Asgard is, right?
They were literally talking about the wormhole exiting through a Decaying Neutron Star in transition to a Singularity....literally.Matthew Schroeder said:Pretty sure that's not even a real feat. Just going through a wormhole.TheFinalOrder said:@Matthew
Give your opinion especially on them travelling through the Devil's Anus feat. Iirc, it was a portal that exited through the center of a Decaying Neutron star that was transitioning to a Singularity.
Yes, but Banner isn't a normal human either.Natse said:Wasn't Banner in normal form when that happened?
He should, easily as he's been training with Valkerie.Heatforce said:I dunno if we should scale anyone in the Avengers to Thor or Hulk before they actually meet up. For all we know current hulk could utterly own the hulk buster armor used in AoU.
Me either. I'd agree bumping them up to 7A though.Matthew Schroeder said:I don't agree at all with 6-B Hulk.
I would usually ignore the square cube law in this case because I would want to low ball his weight and just multiply the mass of a regular wolf by how many times larger Fenris Wolf is to one. If I wanted to, we could apply the square cube law since it looks like it took Hulk some effort to suplex Fenris Wolf.Fankid said:depends on the density and size