350 times Earth Gravity

Can these people survive 350 times Earths gravity for at least an hour? Please don't bring up space flight or the gravity of the sun because its pretty obvious that writers don't think of that. Example, KC Superman can survive in the sun but Starman increased his weight a hundred folds and temporarily dropped him.

The contestants are:

Spiderman
Wolverine
Luke Cage
Thing
Colossus
Thor (no hammer)
Superman
Surfer

They are warned before it happens.

Mindset vote doesn't matter.

Vegeta.

Changes made above.

Whoever Carver votes for, I agree with.

Originally posted by Mindset
Whoever Carver votes for, I agree with.

Ironfist and Kyle turns to puddy.

It's a shame my vote doesn't matter. 🙂

Doom survives without his armor.

As does Black Adam without the Power of Shazam.

Originally posted by Mindset
It's a shame my vote doesn't matter. 🙂

😂

Well, Surfer can survive the gravity well of black holes due to his design (he's designed to be able to cope with all of the dangers he may encounter in faster than light space travel, which makes him exceedingly durable), so he shouldn't have any issues.

Superman is likely ok as well.

Not sure how Thor's physiology would hold out from the strain as though he is an Asgardian he's also still flesh and blood. Not sure how his body would react to the strain. Even pumping blood would be a struggle.

I actually think Colossus would be fine given his organic metal make-up and the way his metabolism and organs change in his metallic form. He should be able to support his own weight even with the added gravity.

And before some simpleton rushes in here saying "Delph thinks Colossus is stronger than Thor", no, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that Colossus's physical make-up when in his armored form (fully metallic, no fatigue toxins, etc.) should make the strain easier to manage for his body than it would Thor's physical make-up.

^ Delph thinks Colossus is stronger than Thor. durlaugh

Thor,Surfer,Superman, and Colossus

Originally posted by illadelph12
Well, Surfer can survive the gravity well of black holes due to his design (he's designed to be able to cope with all of the dangers he may encounter in faster than light space travel, which makes him exceedingly durable), so he shouldn't have any issues.

Superman is likely ok as well.

Not sure how Thor's physiology would hold out from the strain as though he is an Asgardian he's also still flesh and blood. Not sure how his body would react to the strain. Even pumping blood would be a struggle.

I actually think Colossus would be fine given his organic metal make-up and the way his metabolism and organs change in his metallic form. He should be able to support his own weight even with the added gravity.

And before some simpleton rushes in here saying "Delph thinks Colossus is stronger than Thor", no, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that Colossus's physical make-up when in his armored form (fully metallic, no fatigue toxins, etc.) should make the strain easier to manage for his body than it would Thor's physical make-up.

So I don't the think the increased gravity will matter.

Although I see where you are coming from.

Other than that I agree with the rest.

Originally posted by carver9
Can these people survive 350 times Earths gravity for at least an hour? Please don't bring up space flight or the gravity of the sun because its pretty obvious that writers don't think of that. Example, KC Superman can survive in the sun but Starman increased his weight a hundred folds and temporarily dropped him.

The contestants are:

Spiderman
Wolverine
Luke Cage
Thing
Colossus
Thor (no hammer)
Superman
Surfer

They are warned before it happens.

Mindset vote doesn't matter.

350 times 170lb (Spidey's weight) yields 29.75 tons. Im sure Spidey at his best can survive this for an hour (especially if he laid down and spread the weight out).

Superman, Surfer, Colossus, Thor, and Thing are no brainers as the max force they would have to endure is 87.5 tons (based off Colossus and Thing's weight).

Luke Cage would be in some trouble. He weights 425lb so would have to endure a max force of 74.375 tons for an hour. The only way for him to survive is lie flat on the ground so that his weight is more evenly distributed.

Wolverine's outside tissue would be crushed but his adamantium skeleton would protect his vital organs so that he will survive.

The toughest challenge though is for Spidey then Luke Cage 2nd. Spidey's only chance is to lie flat to distribute the 30 tons all around his body.

Originally posted by h1a8
350 times 170lb (Spidey's weight) yields 29.75 tons. Im sure Spidey at his best can survive this for an hour (especially if he laid down and spread the weight out).

Superman, Surfer, Colossus, Thor, and Thing are no brainers as the max force they would have to endure is 87.5 tons (based off Colossus and Thing's weight).

Luke Cage would be in some trouble. He weights 425lb so would have to endure a max force of 74.375 tons for an hour. The only way for him to survive is lie flat on the ground so that his weight is more evenly distributed.

Wolverine's outside tissue would be crushed but his adamantium skeleton would protect his vital organs so that he will survive.

The toughest challenge though is for Spidey then Luke Cage 2nd. Spidey's only chance is to lie flat to distribute the 30 tons all around his body.

Originally posted by Mindset
How would adamantium protect his organs?

Originally posted by h1a8
Is colossus solid metal inside as well as outside?

Originally posted by h1a8
350 times 170lb (Spidey's weight) yields 29.75 tons. Im sure Spidey at his best can survive this for an hour (especially if he laid down and spread the weight out).

Superman, Surfer, Colossus, Thor, and Thing are no brainers as the max force they would have to endure is 87.5 tons (based off Colossus and Thing's weight).

Luke Cage would be in some trouble. He weights 425lb so would have to endure a max force of 74.375 tons for an hour. The only way for him to survive is lie flat on the ground so that his weight is more evenly distributed.

Wolverine's outside tissue would be crushed but his adamantium skeleton would protect his vital organs so that he will survive.

The toughest challenge though is for Spidey then Luke Cage 2nd. Spidey's only chance is to lie flat to distribute the 30 tons all around his body.

Since Hia8 is applying his math again... Whatever he says. I disagree with... Even if the majority of you rapscallions agree with him! 😱

There's more to gravity than just being heavy.

A increase in gravity would affect internal fluids, -organs and -enzymes. The reason for why pilots pass out under forces of 10 G is because the blood can't reach the brain under said pressure.

Superman, Thor and Surfer are the only sure ones as they've survived intense gravitational forces.

Originally posted by h1a8
350 times 170lb (Spidey's weight) yields 29.75 tons. Im sure Spidey at his best can survive this for an hour (especially if he laid down and spread the weight out).

Superman, Surfer, Colossus, Thor, and Thing are no brainers as the max force they would have to endure is 87.5 tons (based off Colossus and Thing's weight).

Luke Cage would be in some trouble. He weights 425lb so would have to endure a max force of 74.375 tons for an hour. The only way for him to survive is lie flat on the ground so that his weight is more evenly distributed.

Wolverine's outside tissue would be crushed but his adamantium skeleton would protect his vital organs so that he will survive.

The toughest challenge though is for Spidey then Luke Cage 2nd. Spidey's only chance is to lie flat to distribute the 30 tons all around his body.

Originally posted by h1a8
Wait! you got a point.
The liver weighs about 3lb and would be increased to 1050lbs. I'm pretty sure the connective tissues would tear or the entire liver would be crushed under this force. So Logan, Spidey, and Luke Cage dies. Maybe Thing also dies (depending on how durable his insides are). Is colossus solid metal inside as well as outside?

this is actually well thought out and stuff. i agree