Originally posted by fangirl101
A snake wrapping around a man is a lot different than a snake that can wrap arounda spherical object made of rock and metal. The snake was no where near planetary unless it says in writing how much it weighed. According to your own attempts to put Wondy Down. I'll just hold you to the same measure of proof.
I would just like to point out that just being able to wrap itself around the Earth at all would put into a planetary celestial body type size. When you consider that the Earth isn't exactly the smallest a planet can be.
And if you really want to push the feat much like you did with Wonder Woman. Then Thor was not only moving the Snake, who unlike a planet, can resist, he was also fighting the effects of large amounts of gravity to pull the snake in the direction he was.
And not just one might I add but in theory up to possibly 3.
First Thor would have had to negate the natural pull of the Earth itself. Because Earth's gravity would be trying to hold the Snake as close as possible like the moon.
The natural tendency of such a large body and mass having its own gravity field. So in theory this one may or may not be true Thor had to resist the gravity of the snake itself.
Finally being the fact that snake was so large the Sun's gravity would be pulling effecting the serpent. So Thor had to resist the gravity of the Sun itself.
Along of course with the fact that the Serpent could crush a planet, and thus Thor had to pull a creature like that which was resisting.
Then you possibly have one of the single greatest strength feats around.
Cause when you think about all those forces. Just think about the Sun alone. It's gravity is so strong one such sized items that it can keep a solar system's worth of planets in line.
So in theory thanks to that feat Thor can in fact outmuscle the Sun itself and therefire in theory if you connected Thor to at least nine planets he would be able to muscle them into a sustained orbit.
Of course this is jsut the theory if you break it down far enough.