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Sentry being in the Megafoe

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Forgive me if I happen to be totally ignorant, but I do want this to be addressed and/or clarified

One million exploding suns would be more akin to expanding red giants instead of supernovas, as our sun lacks the power to even go supernova in the first place.

I attempted to do some math with the GBE of the sun (which Is imagine is more accurate since our sun can't and won't go supernova), which is .0069 foe or 6.9 millifoe, multiply that by foe, multiply it by a million, then divide by foe. What I got surprised me.


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If I did this right, it comes out to 6.9 Kilofoe. This isn't necessarily dramatic, as he is superior to Thor being low 6 kilofoe, but wouldn't his victory over Superman be removed given it was due to AP?
 
Good point, but even if our sun did explode it wouldn't be a supernova as far as I know, or even close to one
 
Suns of our variety don't explode.

Regardless, an exploding sun is obviously referring to a supernova. I don't know what you're trying to say.
 
An exploding sun would refer to our own star, not another star. A star requires like 8x the amount of mass to go supernova that our star has, I was once told.

I, no expert, but isn't 1 million times 8 125 off the top of my head?
 
Occam's razor does suggest that exploding sun/star = supernova though.
 
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