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wow can u stop insulting smhKnightofannihilation666 said:Again I agree with Matt and Cal. I have a feeling people are just agreeing with the proposed upgrades due to their fanboy part since they can Relativistic Naruto so badly instead of reading the arguments against it.
Ender Shadow?Veloxt1r0kore said:BTW,i giving the input here:
"Meteoroids enter the earth's atmosphere at very high speeds, ranging from 11 km/sec to 72 km/sec (25,000 mph to 160,000 mph). However, similar to firing a bullet into water, the meteoroid will rapidly decelerate as it penetrates into increasingly denser portions of the atmosphere. This is especially true in the lower layers, since 90 % of the earth's atmospheric mass lies below 12 km (7 miles / 39,000 ft) of height.
At the same time, the meteoroid will also rapidly lose mass due to ablation. In this process, the outer layer of the meteoroid is continuously vaporized and stripped away due to high speed collision with air molecules. Particles from dust size to a few kilograms mass are usually completely consumed in the atmosphere.
Due to atmospheric drag, most meteorites, ranging from a few kilograms up to about 8 tons (7,000 kg), will lose all of their cosmic velocity while still several miles up. At that point, called the retardation point, the meteorite begins to accelerate again, under the influence of the Earth's gravity, at the familiar 9.8 meters per second squared. The meteorite then quickly reaches its terminal velocity of 200 to 400 miles per hour (90 to 180 meters per second). The terminal velocity occurs at the point where the acceleration due to gravity is exactly offset by the deceleration due to atmospheric drag."
I'll check out the other thread in depth, but we see the meteor as Toneri fades because Toneri was in the way of our view of it; the fact that the meteor is there the instant Toneri begins fading suggests that it began moving before that, unless the meteor travelled thousands of kilometers in milliseconds.Kepekley23 said:Can you provide any proof?
Because we see the exact same angle of the sky seconds before, and there's no sign of the meteor. As soon as Toneri fades, we see it.
Since this is the only scene where we can devise a timeframe for the feat, it is the only side that doesn't require speculation. I explain and debunk it more in depth in the other thread.
Yeah, i was talking about the verse at its peak :^)Kepekley23 said:Only Kaguya is 5-A in any form doe.
Not only is what Kep said true but nothing indicates that rinnegans multiply stats like that.BlackeJan said:Wait in Madara's Rikudou mode, is said that he casually flew at Mach 42,000 so would having 2 Rinnegan make him At Least Rel or Rel+
P.S: this is just a question!