Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
A star is inert. It has no resistance to being moved. It's in space, a gravityless vacuum, anchored by nothing. It has no force resisting it being pulled. I say that to say this. A human being can pull a truck. As long as I have the gear engaged. Is the human more powerful than the trucks engine or as strong as the steel it's made from? No. Learn to quantify feats better. At best, the chains can be said to exhibit high heat resistance. Nothing more.
You’re off your meds. Let me get this straight, you’re trying to say that since there is no friction in space the star, a big ball of gas is weightless and should be easy to push or pull?
😂 😂 😂 😂 Thanks for the laugh today.
And the truck example, the human is putting it in gear the mechanical parts are doing all the heavy work.
Stars are connected to ships via chains. These chains have to be strong enough to withstand the weight of the star plus the pull of the ship or they break.
supes did the pulling but the rope and leverage the rope gives makes it easier. It's like moving a boulder. Would bending down and lifting be easier then prying a bar underneath and pulling the bar down? There's reasons rigs have long thick breaking bars to undo their lug nuts. It gives them better leverage. period
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Stars apparently are anchored by nothing.This is why our Sun floats through space. If someone were to give it a tiny nudge, it would continue float forevermore until it bumps into another star.
Everything is weightless in space 👆
Even our planet earth, let me see if I can move it. According to Alberto, it should be easy.
Originally posted by abhilegend
So much mental gymnastics. But don't worry, Superman is going to have two star level feat in next week. He is powering the sun by his own in Dark Nights Death metal and going to fight Solaris too.Hope you get your lowballing calculator ready.
😂 just like that planet destroying weapon eh... riiight 💃 😆
i'll be sure to read the comic when it comes out before listening to you my guy
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
a tow rope can pull a 5 ton truck yet I guarantee you that ropes durability isn't 5 tons. just because it can pull something big doesn't make it as strong or durable.
If you’re going to pull on it, it’s gonna have that Kinda durability before snapping. Use a tool and Cut it with something sharper not so much.
Superman had no tools other than his muscles and he had to produce trillions of times steller weight to snap/ break them chains.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
A star is inert. It has no resistance to being moved. It's in space, a gravityless vacuum, anchored by nothing. It has no force resisting it being pulled. I say that to say this. A human being can pull a truck. As long as I have the gear engaged. Is the human more powerful than the trucks engine or as strong as the steel it's made from? No. Learn to quantify feats better. At best, the chains can be said to exhibit high heat resistance. Nothing more.
A stars gravity keeps it from being moved. Stars move planets and large objects in space.
You are a complete buffoon if you think stars are weightless.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
No, it's called common sense. The only destructive power that is actively emitted from a star is it's heat. So as long as an object is able to withstand it's heat, and is strong enough to not break while pulling, it would be able to do that. But being able to break a chain doesn't necessarily mean you can destroy an object that chain is capable of pulling. period
This is.... like... wow.
Originally posted by xJLxKing
JFC
I thought I lost brain cells reading thisThis is.... like... wow.
He said since there is no friction in space, stars are weightless so are easy to move.
The earth is a planet and millions of times smaller than a star so should be even less than weightless in space. I tested his theory by trying to push it.
I lay flat on the ground, facing the earth, hands on my sides shoulders high and pushed with all my might. lo and behold the earth was pushed an arms length away from my body. Damn, Alberto can’t be right, he stupider than carver so I repeated this once more with a lot less effort and was able to move it about an arms length again. Damn I was wrong and Alberto is smarter than I gave him credit and he was right all along. Earth and other objects are weightless in space. 😂
Originally posted by carver9
The character that was speaking about the chains is obviously clueless but let's play your game. He said that the robots are faster and stronger than Superman. Hey, youre accepting the chain statement, so let's not pick and choose here. He said that these robots were stronger than your chain breaker, built with technology Superman cant comprehend and this was said in the same comic...https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56085758/SmartSelect_20200709-004231_Chrome.jpg.html
These same robots were getting taken out by Aquaman, a ray gun and Hawkman...
https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56085756/SmartSelect_20200709-004136_Chrome.jpg.html
It took a handful of them to contain Batman (who still survived afterwards)...
https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/56085759/SmartSelect_20200709-004330_Chrome.jpg.html
Do you still agree that the robots were stronger and faster than Superman? I'm sure you know where this is going. Answer the question, please.
