Originally posted by h1a8
The speed of thought is roughly 30m/s.
Yeah, but not necessarily in comics. I remember when Chris Claremont came back, he had Psylocke move at the speed of thought, then the narative part said that it was faster than LIGHT! 😱
I think that's what was shown in the Azreal 1M comic. He moved a LOT faster than the speed of light. Nanosecond fast.
Just trying to address some points.
Originally posted by Prep-Man
yes, i know, but az moves at the speed of throught. that speed feat there is one of the best i have seen. can you give me something better for wally? not disputing it, just want some feats.
The speed of thought is nothing to Wally West. Flash can crawl backwards faster than the speed of thought. It's nothing.
Originally posted by Prep-Man
Yeah, but not necessarily in comics. I remember when Chris Claremont came back, he had Psylocke move at the speed of thought, then the narative part said that it was faster than LIGHT! 😱I think that's what was shown in the Azreal 1M comic. He moved a LOT faster than the speed of light. Nanosecond fast.
Yea, speed of thought is considered "> Light Speed" in comics for some reason.
Nanosecond fast? Dude, Flash casually moves at picosecond speed. His reacted/moved at attosecond speed.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus💃
Just trying to address some points.The speed of thought is nothing to Wally West. Flash can crawl backwards faster than the speed of thought. It's nothing.
Yea, speed of thought is considered "> Light Speed" in comics for some reason.
Nanosecond fast? Dude, Flash casually moves at picosecond speed. His reacted/moved at attosecond speed.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Just trying to address some points.The speed of thought is nothing to Wally West. Flash can crawl backwards faster than the speed of thought. It's nothing.
Yea, speed of thought is considered "> Light Speed" in comics for some reason.
Nanosecond fast? Dude, Flash casually moves at picosecond speed. His reacted/moved at attosecond speed.
How many billion, trillions faster than the speed of light do you see wally going? Cause that's how fast Az was.
Originally posted by Prep-Man
How many billion, trillions faster than the speed of light do you see wally going? Cause that's how fast Az was.
At his level of speed it isn't really quantifiable unless if you do some serious math and even then that's the speed feats without the time/space dimension breaking. How fast are you going if you run 20 miles and arrive 2 seconds before you left?
Just for the fun of it, how fast would you say his going here:
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympusthe writer tells us how fast he was travelling in the third scan you posted: "a hair's breadth short of the speed of light" - and again in the fourth scan: "near-light travel".
Just for the fun of it, how fast would you say his going here:
assuming he was moving any faster/slower than what the writer specifically told us [ie. sub-c] is... faulty.
anyhow, azrael ftw.
Originally posted by Galan007
the writer tells us how fast he was travelling in the third scan you posted - "a hair's breadth short of the speed of light." assuming he was moving any faster/slower than what the writer specifically told us is... faulty.anyhow, azrael ftw.
He carried over half a million people 35,000 miles away, from a Nuclear Weapon that already exploded in 0000.1 micro seconds (Not taking into account he was on the other side of the world when it exploded.) is slower than light speed?
I'm going to try and do math here.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
At his level of speed it isn't really quantifiable unless if you do some serious math and even then that's the speed feats without the time/space dimension breaking. How fast are you going if you run 20 miles and arrive 2 seconds before you left?Just for the fun of it, how fast would you say his going here:
Here's the math. First let us ignore him traveling halfway around the world to even get to North Korea. The island he carried them to was 35 miles away from the blast so each trip he travel 70miles. So for 500,000 people he traveled at least 70 times 500,000 or 35,000,000 miles in .00001 microseconds.
Now a microsecond is 1x10^-6 seconds (or .000001 seconds for those who don't like scientific notation). But he traveled in .00001 microseconds. That means that he traveled in .00001(.000001) = 1x10^-11 seconds (or .00000000001 seconds).
Thus his average speed was 35,000,000miles/.00000000001sec
= 3.5x10^18miles per second
Now light moves at 186,282 miles per second. So dividing we get
(3.5x10^18)/(186,282) = 1.88x10^13 times the speed of light.
WTF! All I can say is
WOW!!!
