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This star is not massive enough for such a gravitational collapse, it just turn giant and form a planetary nebula.Assaltwaffle said:It wouldn't. If it is literally straight-up condensed stars, then it would still have the exact same mass, and thus require the same durability to resist. Honestly we could probably get KE of throwing a punch with a star attached to your fist.
Although from a realism note even a small-ish star like our Sun would collapse into a black hole at around 5670 meters in diameter.
Oh you mean like that. Then yes.Assaltwaffle said:@ProspectX
On its own, no, the Sun wouldn't collapse. But it were somehow forced into a diameter of 5670 meters it would become dense to the point of collapse, at least from the sources I have found. The Earth would need to be reduced to the size of a marble to achieve this.
Did you use UL or LL? We use LL ratings from Stardestroyer (assuming you used Stardestroyer).AguilaR101 said:-snip-
I think you meant to say post crisis/pre flashpoint and n52 and yeah not sure we figured out how to integrate them into rebirth profiles yet.Matanuva135 said:Guys, genuine question here. Since Post-Flashpoint and New 52 Superman are the same person now, how will future feats affect the character?