i would suck three nuts just to have Black Bolt's power...count 'em THREE!!!!! so leave him out of this and for the sentry...according to this scientific chart thing i read on the net, the power of 100,000 suns exploding simultaneously would be sufficient to start another "big bang" (or something like that) so if sentry actually had the power of a million he would be the most powerful being in the entire multiverse...i know absorbing man said "is this what it feels like to be god", but damn!!!! the sentry must have gone to those seminars superman gave lectures at entitled "how ridiculously powered metahumans can put mental blocks on thier ridiculous power levels"
but for me to pick somebody out of a crowd you cant really go wrong with a guy like galactus..he's not a cosmic being in the truest sense of the word, he's just a human scientist left over from the previous universe. he's no abtract concept, he's not an M-body, but depending on how much energy he absorbs he can obliterate any being in the universe below LT..SS has said it himself a few times that he is second only to galactus when it comes to weilding cosmic energy, so apparently G is the guy who wrote the book on it. so for somebody who isnt of abstract, or divinely appointed origin(like LT) who can literally created or destroy energy and spit in the face of univeral physics is quite ridiculous
Originally posted by manjaro
i would suck three nuts just to have Black Bolt's power...count 'em [B]THREE!!!!! so leave him out of this and for the sentry...according to this scientific chart thing i read on the net, the power of 100,000 suns exploding simultaneously would be sufficient to start another "big bang" (or something like that)
I don't know where you heard that, but that's wrong.
The Big Bang was the expansion of all of the matter and energy in the universe from a single point. There are at least 100,000,000,000 stars in our own galaxy, and at least 100,000,000,000 galaxies in the universe. Also our galaxy is a relatively small one, and baryonic matter such as the kind that makes up stars and galaxies is insignificant next to the amount of invisible dark matter in the universe, and the dark matter in turn is insignificant next to the amount of "dark energy".
The Big Bang involved all of this (or at least, the substance/material that eventually became all of this).
100,000 suns is nothing.
Originally posted by StarsNeverFall7
Darwin?? The ability to instantly adapt to anything...
Doomsday has a similar deal going on. How do you become immune to such broad things like physical beatings or energy?
Originally posted by Endless Mike
I don't know where you heard that, but that's wrong.The Big Bang was the expansion of all of the matter and energy in the universe from a single point. There are at least 100,000,000,000 stars in our own galaxy, and at least 100,000,000,000 galaxies in the universe. Also our galaxy is a relatively small one, and baryonic matter such as the kind that makes up stars and galaxies is insignificant next to the amount of invisible dark matter in the universe, and the dark matter in turn is insignificant next to the amount of "dark energy".
The Big Bang involved all of this (or at least, the substance/material that eventually became all of this).
100,000 suns is nothing.
Originally posted by Swanky-Tuna
I know, someone had to of phoned that in.Doomsday has a similar deal going on. How do you become immune to such broad things like physical beatings or energy?
An exploding star is supposed to give off unimaginable amounts of energy. Like as much energy as thousands or millions of star give off. I mean... nobody really knows for sure for the obvious reasons. But it's pretty crazy.
Yes, a supernova can temporarily emit more energy than a galaxy, but that's because a star normally releases all of its energy slowly over a period of billions of years, if it explodes, it's released all at once.