Originally posted by ultimatethor
. The hulk was not simply launched INTO the asteroid to destroy it this is obvious as it is NOT the intention of the scientists.
If the intentions of the scientists had any bearing on what happened, hulk would have used that electromagnetic device which he didn't. So their intentions are irrelivant. What they intended to happen didn't. What did happen, did.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
It is instead stated that the hulk is to use the rocket springs to get there and then use his STRENGTH to destroy it. Clearly there on panel!
Incorrect. You still are disregarding the force that launched him there in the first place. the momentum and kinetic energy of the laiunch does not simply go away like you seem to be implying that it does..
Originally posted by ultimatethor
IF this was the intention of the scientist IT would have bin clearly stated. Howver u seem to not care about what the scientist said they were doing and have decided to come to ur own conclusions. 😱
Because what they intended to have happen didn't happen. So their intentions are irrelivant. Therefore what they intended to have happen do not factor in.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
Also if the rocket springs had been designed to simply shoot hulk into the asteroid with enough force for him to destroy it, it would have been clearly stated.
Irrelivant. the intentions of the scientists do not change what actually happened.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
So unless they somehow got an upgrade then we can assume they performed as they were originally designed.
Which they did. they launched the hulk with enough force to reach the asteroid. But the force does not simply dissipate.
"An object in motion will remain in motion until acted upon by another force." You can try and ignore the laws of physics and the rules of logic all you want, this is what I say makes you dishonest, but beyond that it changes nothing.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
And you really dont want to get into a physics argument with me.
Its funny how many people say that to me, and turn out to be wrong about their assessments. Tell me, where did the force go that was required to reach the asteroid once he was out of orbit?
It does not simply dissipate. and as the "rocket springs" do not appear to be designed for manueverability, they got him to the rocket, but then the force to get him there does not simply cease to exist. Energy and matter cannot be destroyed.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
Im simply pointing out what all the all panel evidence points to.
No. You're pointing at irrelevant information in the scans. The scientists intentions are irrelevant as the hulk did not do what they intended.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
Ur business if u choose to ignore it.
Just as its yours to ignore the physics in place.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
Let me give u a better equation or should i say inequality. Facts stated or implied by the creators of the rocket springs and hulk himself>>>>than baseless opinion.
And both your baseless opinion and the intentions of the scientists are irrelevant. What the scientists intended did not happen. their intentions were ignored in the comic. therefore they will subsequently be ignored outside of the comic.
The truth>Facts stated or implied by the scientists>your baseless opinions.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
The hulk uses a double fisted punch to destroy the asteroid and since we can determine that the springs do not have the power to destroy the asteroid by simply ramming hulk into it
Rather, the scientists calculations were obviously wrong about the hulk. They intended to launch him to the asteroid and use a device to assist. obviously he didn't need it, so obviously their calculations were off about the hulk, so they are irrelevant. If you do not like that, there is nothing I can tell you. as your personal tastes have nothing to do with the truth.
If the scientists were 100% correct in their calculations Hulk would have needed the device. He didn't use it, so their calculations were off.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
from statements by creators of the springs this is verified. Physics is NOT on ur side as it is obvious that the springs DO NOT have the force to destroy the asteroid by launching the hulk into it.
Prove it. The scientists were wrong. Don't like it? Take it up with Marvel. The Hulk did NOT need the device. Therefore their calculations were wrong. Period.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
And really after first calling me a dishonest hypocrite why are u so worked up about the fact i called u biased?
Do you like to be called biased? If you do not like to be called a dishonest hypocrite. quit being dishonest, and quit being hypocritical. I cannot call you something you are not. Well I can, but I'd really rather not.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
Choosing to ignore statements made by the designers of the equipment regarding its functionality certainly qualifies as biased.
Hulk really needed the device didn't he? Obviously the scientists are omniscient characters or are you cherry picking what you're listening to? I'm not biased for listening to the message of the story. The scientists were wrong in their calculations, Hulk did not require the device. Oh, and you're reported for bashing again.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
You keep talking about the force of the launch without evn comprhending the fact that the force of the launch was not enough to destroy the asteroid by simply ramming the hulk into it.
Obviously because the scientists were 100% right in their calculations and Hulk needed to use the electromagnetic device to destroy the Asteroid.
Originally posted by ultimatethor
I bet the scientist who created it did not know the power of their own equipment 🙁 . Laughable 😆
Yeah they knew everything which is why the hulk had to use the device to destroy the asteroid, he could not have accomplished the feat without the device.
And in case you couldn't tell that was sarcasm. Reported for bashing and trolling.