Adamantium is written as having near total armor penetrating properties. Arguing that an Adamantium bullet lakes the force to penetrate is attempting to pigeon hold Adamantium into the parameters of real world metals, where it clearly doesn't belong.
Superman has a force field. He's fine. Goku gets capped.
Originally posted by Cuo
As for water cutting steel, its not actually the water cutting the steel. There is an abrasive(Garnet) added to the water. The water pushes the Garnet at the steel. Garnet is harder than most steel alloy.
the newest pure water waterjets can cut 4mm of aluminium without any abrasives adding abrasives just makes it more effective and cheaper cause you don't have to create such high pressures and if you keep in mind that Adamantium is said to be indestructible it only depends on the force pushing it foward to burst through supes skin (or anything else)
I said before an ordinary gun wouldn't be able to do so and an ordinary projectile would maybe not enough to kill supes cause of his raised healing capabilities but the concept that a projectile gets through him like a real life bullet does with normal humans isn't really far-fetched
EDIT: Damn DD cutted Superman before with his bones and a kryptonite weakend Superman was shot by an ordinary gun after he was poisoned by Magog
Originally posted by Parmaniac the newest pure water waterjets can cut 4mm of aluminium without any abrasives adding abrasives just makes it more effective and cheaper cause you don't have to create such high pressuresAluminium has a TS of 7-11MPa, the super-critical water used in the jets is 22MPa.
They cut softer materials with less loss of material providing greater detail in cutting but significantly less power.
So I fail to see why you would bring up another example that proves force is limited by the cutting material.
and if you keep in mind that Adamantium is said to be indestructibleEven in the Marvel Universe, Adamantium was not the strongest material. Adamantium could be dented with sufficient force and was considered weaker than the material that composed Captain America's shield.
However, Adamantium would carry a tremendous amount of force. Whether that force would be able to cut thru Superman would still be debatable.
it only depends on the force pushing it foward to burst through supes skin (or anything else)No mater how much force you add to a Marshmallow its not gonna go thru a steel plate.
Damn DD cut Superman before with his bonesYou insinuate that DD's bones are a soft material and that its DD's strength alone that drove the bones thru Superman's skin. We know that DD's bones are far more dense than a human bone.
Originally posted by xJLxKingIts not a different scenario its the scenario he gave. Infact another poster suggested with enough force, any material could penetrate anything.
That's a different scenario, PM is indestructible, so if you add enough force, it will pierce whatever it hit.
Which means that at least two posters misunderstood the physics. The examples given didn't prove their point.
Your point is valid, if you read what I wrote just previously to that about Adamantium. Then you would see that I was not contesting that stronger materials had greater ability to transfer force.
Originally posted by Cuo
Its not a different scenario its the scenario he gave. Infact another poster suggested with enough force, any material could penetrate anything.Which means that at least two posters misunderstood the physics. The examples given didn't prove their point.
Your point is valid, if you read what I wrote just previously to that about Adamantium. Then you would see that I was not contesting that stronger materials had greater ability to transfer force.