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Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
A star is inert. It has no resistance to being moved. It's in space, a gravityless vacuum, anchored by nothing. It has no force resisting it being pulled. I say that to say this. A human being can pull a truck. As long as I have the gear engaged. Is the human more powerful than the trucks engine or as strong as the steel it's made from? No. Learn to quantify feats better. At best, the chains can be said to exhibit high heat resistance. Nothing more.

Originally posted by BrolyBlack
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Must be a leftist lol.

Alberto is talking about this:


https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-d90abe0181c1b4de412e0f97138889cd


From Up in the Sky #6, by Tom King.

One heck of a story, where Supermam travels across the universe to save a single girl who was abducted by aliens.


Highlights include:

Superman waiting at a galactic DMV for days. Just imagine what we go through, and you have the idea. He actually muses it would be easy to just level the place, like we all wanted to.

Star has mass. So it would take an enormous amount of energy to move a star at any decent velocity.

Come on, this is basic kinematics.

Here's your formula:

W=1/2m(v2−v1)


You can calculate this with online formulas:

https://www.ajdesigner.com/phpwork/work_equation_total.php