Originally posted by xmarksthespot
IIRC she's supposed to draw some sort of energy from hyperspace to generate her constructs ... does that mean she can plausibly do both? 😑
No its the former, but Hyper Space is complicated, in a sense it exists at all points in space at the same time. No Quantum tunneling occurs.
Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
No its the former, but Hyper Space is complicated, in a sense it exists at all points in space at the same time. No Quantum tunneling occurs.
Then, IIUC, her force projections follow Newtonian paths, and they are subject to Newtonian defenses (eg, they can't penetrate another forcefield of greater power).
Originally posted by Mindship
Sorry. If Sue's power follows a classical-physics path, then it should be stoppable by a protective barrier of greater energy than her own. Ie, her force projection can't "quantum-leap" past the barrier.
They should do, but she can then redeploy another field where the teleportaion is occurring.
They should do, but she can then redeploy another field at another point past the barrier. She can lietrally create her fuields anywhere in a three dimensional space. Consider the deployment of here field as simillar to Nightcrawlers teleportaion. I.e. she teleporsts her 'Pan Dimensional Wall' to any points she needs to.
Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
They should do, but she can then redeploy another field at another point past the barrier. She can lietrally create her fuields anywhere in a three dimensional space. Consider the deployment of here field as simillar to Nightcrawlers teleportaion. I.e. she teleporsts her 'Pan Dimensional Wall' to any points she needs to.
Then that really is more a quantum path. I mean, if her head is point A, and a target zone is point B, and she can create fields anywhere in 3D space, the intervening distance between A and B seems irrelevant, as when Nightcrawler teleports. Intervening distance or barriers don't matter to him; he just needs to "see" where he's going. This makes Sue's power much more formidable.
Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
No its a traditional linear path. You travel in a straight line but you go via C (A higher Dimension) to get to B
Meh... Invisible Woman aint so tough:
Originally posted by Mindship
I see what you're saying. It's a linear path but not really "traditional" (classical) if going through a higher dimension (for me, "traditional" would be a simple, Newtonian path through spacetime). Thus, as like a quantum-tunneling effect, a classical-space barrier would be a nonfactor.
Reminds me almost of a wormhole effect.Good point. Sound...and light.
Thats exactly what an 'Einstienrosenbridge' (A wormhole) is .... i.e. a 'short cut' via an extra Dimension.
Originally posted by manjaro
alright is it me or am i the only one that notices that excpet for the flared s'lut boots wolverine's original amber and burgundy costume is identical to goliath's...i mean except for the color of course
The recently dead Goliath you mean?... as opposed the the two or three others who have used that name in Marvel?
Originally posted by galan7777777Great comic and satire of George Romero movies. Whats funny is how much the orignal issues have jumped in price from when they were first sold.
did anyone in here ever read the 5 "Marvel Zombies" issues? If so tell me what you thought of em, personally i really enjoyed them...... i thought they were a great read, i wanted more!
