Originally posted by Naija boyOh I'm sorry I don't actually need to prove or show anything to you. If you have a problem Juggernaut hitting 6.0 on the Ricter Scale and yet not causing anywhere near the damage go for it. Go look up the scans, and before you go it's my job to provide the scans to you. I just brought up the point and others to showcase how trying rationalize attacks on Earth not causing wide spread damage is stupid, you're the one who wants to look at them. So it would be just as easy for you to go find them and download them as it would me.
facepalm. I dont need to know who it was measured by. But for your laughable line of reasoning to retain any bit of sense, you would need to show and prove the time when juggernaut hit the ground with the exact same amount fo force the result on the environment was as underwhelming as you claim. You cant and you havent. Therefore the point is invalidFurthermore your nuclear point is even more invalid because you brought it up while trying to equate the principles of nuclear detonation with those of physical collissions. I pointed out that your post portrayed a poor understanding of the maximization principles behind nuclear detonations but that even then it was NOT at all analogous to those behind physical impacts. Not even close. Hence the point doesnt stand, never stood, and never will as it is nonsensical and downright ignorant.
Additionally no. There is a clear distinction that exists between an impact being enough to destroy a planet by directly acting upon it, and an impact being enough to destroy a planet and nearby things when not even directly acting upon it. Trying to equate them and saying they are within the same class or even remotely close by trying to rationalize in nuclear detonation is stupid. I mean what a mess of terrible reasoning
when a person nearly hits, if its close enough, you could feel some air pressure. However, it wouldnt be more than a tickle. conversely if the person had actually hit you you could have been knocked out. The kinetic energy that has acted upon you is thus far far less in the former than in the latter. This is not even arguable. Why do you think people dodge punches not just stand there and take them? That you think using such an example supports your case is baffling.
You really have no flippin idea what you are talking about and yet you unshamedly go on on with the same nonsense. yikes.
I also noted BRB breaking a planet yet him unleashing his strongest blows on Earth do nothing.
As for the rest it is a a good comparison. You equate that a blow that is strong enough to act upon a planet would not in turn be strong enough to effect a planet only a few miles away. The explosion part becomes even more important when you realize Hulk's feat was an explosion when two objects collide, Hulk and She Rulk's fist.
So do you honestly think releasing a planetary level explosion, even if it's only strictly kinetic energy going out, miles away from a planet wouldn't destroy said planet?
If you say yes then you're an idiot