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Because the calc uses the distance between moon and titan to find the speed.Newendigo said:
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The MCU changes. Edit: Looks like we need to finalize some stuff and we need to do more work on the calcs
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I agree.M3X said:
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They're way too close to each other.
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Its a case for it not being a protal but it's hardly a debunk, this is the first time we've seen him tp large chunks of inanimate matter across space at high velocities, perhaps the protals look diffrent due to that. Or perhaps it's due to him using the two stones in tandem causing a diffrent appearence to the portals ect. Theres enough ambiguity to argue the point, the color is hardly enough to dismiss the possiblity out of hand.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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On an alien planet far from earth where the moon is in a totally different position to the planet and is far to close to realistically match the size of our moon, I disagree. That is meant to be the assumption for earth like planets (The planets series usually take place on) this planet is incredibly distant from earth, is eight degrees off it's axis and has fluctuating gravity.M3X said:
If that moon is the size of earths own it should have crashed into the planet already, and the planet is the size of saturn with those assumed values.
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Wait what? I thought the bigger the moon the closer it is to the planet?Dino W said:
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Also what about thisRanaProGamer said:
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But wouldn't that we be inaccurate since a planet of same size as Earth would have the same Roche Limit? In which case, the planet Titan is actually a Small Planet if it has a moon that close to it.
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Nvm, I mixed up the actual size and apparent size.Dino W said:
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Its a case for it not being a protal but it's hardly a debunk, this is the first time we've seen him tp large chunks of inanimate matter across space at high velocities, perhaps the protals look diffrent due to that. Or perhaps it's due to him using the two stones in tandem causing a diffrent appearence to the portals ect. Theres enough ambiguity to argue the point, the color is hardly enough to dismiss the possiblity out of hand.
I think we shouldn't assume it to be a portal when all the other portals created by the Space Stones look nothing like that. And using two stones isn't relevant.
I think we shouldn't assume it to be a portal when all the other portals created by the Space Stones look nothing like that. And using two stones isn't relevant.
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It pulls the rocks into a blinding blue light then cuts back to the planet, It could be a portal, it could be something else. Neither of us can prove it one way or the other, as the movie doesn't elaborate, saying that I am being a bit pedantic overall. I still find it dubious (Small strands of blue energy leaves me thinking pulling something like this just made it more blue) but if others agree it's not a portal I won't argue it further.Newendigo said:
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It's not a portal. The portals by thanos are FAR different than a blinding blue light.
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https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/399619862361538570/651073414852771851/Capture.JPG
This chart doesn't have any information on the minimum distance from a moon to a planet. It only says that Mars' moon Deimos is 9270 km away from it, which is the lowest value on the chart, not the minimum possible.
This chart doesn't have any information on the minimum distance from a moon to a planet. It only says that Mars' moon Deimos is 9270 km away from it, which is the lowest value on the chart, not the minimum possible.
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If we assume 9270 km:Dino W said:
9270000/3.31 = 2800604.229607250755287 m/s
0.5*2800604.229607250755287^2*19864338.5499535502274848 = 7.7901818082132484932750591970450183725749284552538e19 Joules, still Island level
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Oic.Dino W said:
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Btw if we assume Titan to be the size of Earth, the Roche limit will be 18 237.327 km.
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>It doesn't look like the actual portals that the Space Stone creates.
>There is not second portal in Titan from which the meteors have to come.
>An statement from one of the directors literally says that Thanos pulled the rocks.
Lmao, I hate to repeat arguments, but everything points that he didn't teleport them.
>It doesn't look like the actual portals that the Space Stone creates.
>There is not second portal in Titan from which the meteors have to come.
>An statement from one of the directors literally says that Thanos pulled the rocks.
Lmao, I hate to repeat arguments, but everything points that he didn't teleport them.
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Yeah it doesn';t look like he teleported them
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Fair enough Ill drop it, but take my final protest!!!!
though the directors words were he used the stone to pull them quickly to him, that doesn't instantly mean he literally pulled them across space, it can quite easily mean he pulled them through a portal 
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So either way it's still Island level shrugSpinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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And as I've mentioned above Thanos and those who scale to him are higher then this (Iron Man had to dump literally everything he had into Thanos to even make him bleed)
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6-C IW MCU Then??
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Until I find an antifeat to counter this single 6c feat? Looks likly, unless somone else can find an issue with the calc.
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Or we could let the calc pass and not waste time trying to find anti feats?
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"I am Iron Man."Newendigo said:
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No anti feats from what I remember besides the scaling, which can be resolved in a new thread, not another one
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Meant as a joke I don't think their are many feats after IW that would counter their ratings. (Though if I find one expect me to be back for a downgrade! This is one feat, in the entire franchise that gives them 6c. I find one anti feat and theirs going to be a reckoning!)
So pre IW everyone's down to high 7c-7b iirc?
So pre IW everyone's down to high 7c-7b iirc?
