I'm not saying she opened a portal. I'm saying we don't actually know how she absorbed it and some form of STN is a possibility.
Zetsu said she recovers faster in the root dimension so there is clearly something unique about it.
It being the "closest to earth" is not impossible but also not implied. What we DO know is that one of the things that makes the root space unique is that it's connected to all of her other dimensions.
So it's very much possible and I would even say likely that the other dimensions simply aren't connected to earths dimension in a way that would allow them to summon IT chakra.
If his chakra can physically travel through space what's stopping him from doing so?
That's assuming he saw the moon from several light years away.
I mean yeah and we see him on one of those specifically using STN.
My main point here is that we simply lack information on his travels
That's just headcanon. Boruto didn't even know he can tap into Momoshikis experience until Code told him. Boruto even outright says he doesn't know where they are
That very panel shows Boruto saying he doesn't know how STN works.
It's not a false equivalency because I'm not saying they're the same to begin with. Since yk, we're talking about teleporting aliens with magic eyes, not humans with regular telescopes.
And wdym "different dimensions"? Is there any evidence for Naruto earth being in some distinct dimension away from the regular universe?
That's pretty ironic, do you know what an argument from ignorance is...?
It's the claim that something is or isn't true based on an absence of evidence. Which is what
you are doing here.
I'm saying that since we don't know how Otsutsukis travel through space it's
possible that they could have some unknown method of finding places - Not actually making any claims, simply noting that there are many possible options for what could be happening.
You're saying that since we don't know if they do something like that then they must be just aimlessly flying through space - In other words claiming something to be true based on a lack of evidence.