Wonderwoman versus Thor

Originally posted by fangirl101
Pulling a giant snake off of the earth isn't stupid but pulling the earth with a lasso made from an elder goddesses clothes is? The writer never said the snake was as heavy as the earth. If he did, we wouldn't be having that discussion. even if it were as heavy as the earth, moving the earth out of it's orbit requires far more power than lifting something as heavy as the earth off of the earth. have a good night.

Not when you have two other stronger characters helping you pull the earth out of orbit...

Originally posted by snyper1982
Not when you have two other stronger characters helping you pull the earth out of orbit...

Originally posted by fangirl101
No they are not. At all. When you move the earth out of orbit, it requires insane amounts of power. You actually have to change the orbit of the entire solar system becuz all of the planets orbits affect each other. hvnd.

Originally posted by fangirl101
Actually wonder Woman is stronger than MM. Sorry you didnt' know that. Also, even if she were pulling only one tenth ( Unlikely or they would have asked someone else to help) It would still be in the quintillions of tons.

Just thought that I would point out that Superman, WW and MM weren't pulling the Earth out of orbit, they were trying to keep it in orbit.

Remember, it was the loss of massive amounts of water that was threatening to cause the Earth to spin out of orbit.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Just thought that I would point out that Superman, WW and MM weren't pulling the Earth out of orbit, they were trying to keep it in orbit.

Remember, it was the loss of massive amounts of water that was threatening to cause the Earth to spin out of orbit.

Originally posted by fangirl101
Actually wonder Woman is stronger than MM. Sorry you didnt' know that. Also, even if she were pulling only one tenth ( Unlikely or they would have asked someone else to help) It would still be in the quintillions of tons.

And you still have yet to assign a mass to the snake so you are basing your claim on an assumption. kthanksbye.

Also, proof that WW is stronger?

Originally posted by vansonbee
shitshit 🤣 shitshit rolling in shit feats !
Funny part is she had help! This is starting to sound like WW pulled the whole planet herself? ROFL 😂

She is? Is there any scans/comment of feat she was stronger then MM? or more shit

Originally posted by snyper1982
And you still have yet to assign a mass to the snake so you are basing your claim on an assumption. kthanksbye.

Originally posted by fangirl101
We know the snake wasn't as massive as the moon. that is enough for me.

Since a mass for the snake wasn't given, then you are still assuming.

Originally posted by snyper1982
Since a mass for the snake wasn't given, then you are still assuming.

http://cs.astronomy.com/asycs/forums/t/24192.aspx

Originally posted by fangirl101
Just like you assume the snake's mass was that of the earth. The snake wasn't as massive as the moon.

http://cs.astronomy.com/asycs/forums/t/24192.aspx

I am not ASSUMING a damn thing. I am simply saying you don't know for sure. Never once have I said that the snake was as massive as the earth or the moon, only that YOU don't know that it isn't, and therefore have no way of PROVING that WW's feat was more impressive than Thor's.

Originally posted by snyper1982
I am not ASSUMING a damn thing. I am simply saying you don't know for sure. Never once have I said that the snake was as massive as the earth or the moon, only that YOU don't know that it isn't, and therefore have no way of PROVING that WW's feat was more impressive than Thor's.

I've taken real world physics as the standard. Since we are measuring strength, which is a real world logic, as in lifting power, and looked at each feat and come up with the most LOGICAL theory.

Originally posted by fangirl101
That makes it an even greater feat. I posted a link to the force it takes to change the earth's orbit. Over thousands of years.

Except that all they did was slow down it's orbital decay, they never actually stopped it, which means all they had to do was provide enough counterforce to keep it from leaving orbit and in the end they were failing and GL had to save them

So say it takes a force of 100 to move Earth out of orbit, they could have been providing as little as .0000000000000000000009 or as much as 99. however since they ended up needing GL to save them it is rather obvious that the amount they were providing was rather low on the scale.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Except that all they did was slow down it's orbital decay, they never actually stopped it, which means all they had to do was provide enough counterforce to keep it from leaving orbit and in the end they were failing and GL had to save them

So say it takes a force of 100 to move Earth out of orbit, they could have been providing as little as .0000000000000000000009 or as much as 99. however since they ended up needing GL to save them it is rather obvious that the amount they were providing was rather low on the scale.

Originally posted by fangirl101
I've taken real world physics as the standard. Since we are measuring strength, which is a real world logic, as in lifting power, and looked at each feat and come up with the most LOGICAL theory.

I don't care what you have done. You don't know that the snake wasn't as massive as the earth. Period. So you can't quantify Thor's feat. I am done with this argument, because there is no counter to the fact I posted just now.

Originally posted by snyper1982
I don't care what you have done. You don't know that the snake wasn't as massive as the earth. Period. So you can't quantify Thor's feat. I am done with this argument, because there is no counter to the fact I posted just now.

Originally posted by fangirl101
If the snake weighed as much as the Earth, which is impossible, it still wouldn't compare to moving or restraining the earth against the Solar System's orbital system. have a nice night.

Uh huh. If you say so...

I can't resist. Wouldn't all the same gravitational forces be at work on the snake that are at work on earth? Yeah, though so.

Originally posted by snyper1982
Uh huh. If you say so...

I can't resist. Wouldn't all the same gravitational forces be at work on the snake that are at work on earth? Yeah, though so.

Two, The snake was held in place by the earth's gravitational pull and it's own against the earth's. The snake was not in orbit. Sorry it's so hard for you to grasp. Thor's feat in now way stacks up to the trios. not even close. Not even a tenth.

Originally posted by fangirl101
No. Epic Fail. the Earth is set in an orbit. The snake was pulled off of the earth. which in and of itself tells us it wasn't as massive as the Earth. Something that massive moving IN and then OUT of the earth's orbit would have destroyed the earth and thrown the moon out of orbit.

Two, The snake was held in place by the earth's gravitational pull and it's own against the earth's. The snake was not in orbit. Sorry it's so hard for you to grasp. Thor's feat in now way stacks up to the trios. not even close. Not even a tenth.

Oh ok... So all of the gravitational forces in the solar system that are at work to keep earth in orbit, are no longer at work on the snake? Thanks for showing your ignorance. Anyways, I am done for reals this time with the argument. Suffice it to say, there is no possible way for you to quantify Thor's feat. I am not even saying you are wrong, I agree that the snake is probably not as massive as earth, and all that other crap, but I am not going to post it is if it were fact, as you have been...

Originally posted by snyper1982
Oh ok... So all of the gravitational forces in the solar system that are at work to keep earth in orbit, are no longer at work on the snake? Thanks for showing your ignorance. Anyways, I am done for reals this time with the argument. Suffice it to say, there is no possible way for you to quantify Thor's feat. I am not even saying you are wrong, I agree that the snake is probably not as massive as earth, and all that other crap, but I am not going to post it is if it were fact, as you have been...