WW Hulk vs Superman (pure slugfest)

Originally posted by Kutulu
Since humans can measure the weight of the sun, and Hulk can lift more than they can measure, going by your logic then he can easily lift the weight of the sun.

Correct?

I don't recall humans measuring the wieght of the sun.

Originally posted by Sirius77
Not out of my ass, from scientific research. 🙂

🤨

Originally posted by Sirius77
I don't recall humans measuring the wieght of the sun.

And yet we know it 🙂

Originally posted by quanchi112
You are the same guy who claimed Ds could take out a celestial.

ROFL! 😆

Originally posted by Sirius77
I don't recall humans measuring the wieght of the sun.

Excuse me, mass of the sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun

Even the wiki article has it. It only takes 10 seconds to google sun +mass to get some results.

Fact of the matter is, you apply logic one way when it benefits superman, but apply it the other way when it doesn't.

Originally posted by quanchi112
😆 😂 😂 Please tell me your not serious.

Originally posted by Rhinoceros
About Supes' heatvision. Someone said DC earth's scientists haven't been able to measure the temperature of his heatvision.
http://www.livescience.com/technology/060308_sandia_z.html
That's the highest temperature we've been able to create, there's no telling how much we can measure.

This is sun http://www.solarviews.com/eng/sun.htm

As a heart attack.

Originally posted by Kutulu
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ROFL! 😆

😆

Originally posted by Sirius77
As a heart attack.

"someone said" - you're seriously telling me that your proof to back you up is that "someone said"? 😆

Originally posted by Kutulu
Excuse me, mass of the sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun

Even the wiki article has it. It only takes 10 seconds to google sun +mass to get some results.

Fact of the matter is, you apply logic one way when it benefits superman, but apply it the other way when it doesn't.

Originally posted by Kutulu
Excuse me, mass of the sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun

Even the wiki article has it. It only takes 10 seconds to google sun +mass to get some results.

Fact of the matter is, you apply logic one way when it benefits superman, but apply it the other way when it doesn't.

I recall him saying wieght, not mass.

Originally posted by quanchi112
They really are silly arent they. Now we have some guy claiming he is doing scientific research on what happens in comics.

😆

And that the backup of his scientific research is "someone said". 😆

Originally posted by Sirius77
I recall him saying wieght, not mass.

Mass and weight are both tied in together. You should know this from your "scientific research" from what "someone said".

Originally posted by quanchi112
They really are silly arent they. Now we have some guy claiming he is doing scientific research on what happens in comics.

😆

I didn't say it was for comics, and I wasn't the one who didit, I was referring to the article about the scientists that were able to create the temperature.

Originally posted by Kutulu
Excuse me, mass of the sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun

Even the wiki article has it. It only takes 10 seconds to google sun +mass to get some results.

Fact of the matter is, you apply logic one way when it benefits superman, but apply it the other way when it doesn't.

there is a large difference in what youre trying to get across

Originally posted by Kutulu
"someone said" - you're seriously telling me that your proof to back you up is that "someone said"? 😆

Did you click the link or just look at it?

Originally posted by Kurash
there is a large difference in what youre trying to get across

Yeah - the difference is that the entire basis of the 3.6 billion figure is based upon what "someone said", and the argument of the other side is backed up with scans.

Originally posted by Kutulu
Yeah - the difference is that the entire basis of the 3.6 billion figure is based upon what "someone said", and the argument of the other side is backed up with scans.

your comparison of the mass of the sun to the measurement of 3.6 billion degrees . . .

Originally posted by quanchi112
Sirius loves kryptonians and usually gives them the win especially if its against a marvel character.

I could say the same of you and Thanos when it comes to dc characters.

Originally posted by Sirius77
Did you click the link or just look at it?

I fail to see anything in your link that shows Superman getting measured and it stating on-panel that it's greater than 3.6 billion degrees. You linked back to a quote in which it was said that "someone said" that the figure was given out "somewhere". Yeah - that's every exact evidence to back you up. 🙄

Regardless of the figure, Superman's heat vision is stated to be immeasurable. 2nd, we've seen it drill through white dwarf stars. It's at least as hot as the sun, if not hotter. Screw the figures, Hulk is not surviving that.