Not quite. Surviving in the gravitational force of a neutron star is certainly impressive but it requires way less than planet level durability.
The sun, which is a small star, gives off enough energy to destroy the earth about once every week. Draining an entire star of energy is draining all of the energy emitted during an entire star's lifetime, which range in billions of years.
The star in that scan was blue too, and blue stars are hotter than the sun, and give off way more energy. Draining one would be like enough energy to destroy the Earth 10 trillion times over.
Originally posted by Endless Mikeall you proved was that her energy conversion is extremely inefficient really
Not quite. Surviving in the gravitational force of a neutron star is certainly impressive but it requires way less than planet level durability.The sun, which is a small star, gives off enough energy to destroy the earth about once every week. Draining an entire star of energy is draining all of the energy emitted during an entire star's lifetime, which range in billions of years.
The star in that scan was blue too, and blue stars are hotter than the sun, and give off way more energy. Draining one would be like enough energy to destroy the Earth 10 trillion times over.
what a dumb thing to say
someone made a claim and i'm looking at the results of the damage output and other than "it hurt plutonian" i'm not impressed. 1 blue phase star\s remaining energy potential = a few punches that damaged a little bit of sidewalk, big deal.
i don't know who the plutonian is so forgive me for not being as impulsive as some people we know just because the hulk is in this thread.
Originally posted by psycho gundamShut your mouth, you fanboy scumbag.
what a dumb thing to saysomeone made a claim and i'm looking at the results of the damage output and other than "it hurt plutonian" i'm not impressed. 1 blue phase star\s remaining energy potential = a few punches that damaged a little bit of sidewalk, big deal.
i don't know who the plutonian is so forgive me for not being as impulsive as some people we know just because the hulk is in this thread.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
Not quite. Surviving in the gravitational force of a neutron star is certainly impressive but it requires way less than planet level durability.The sun, which is a small star, gives off enough energy to destroy the earth about once every week. Draining an entire star of energy is draining all of the energy emitted during an entire star's lifetime, which range in billions of years.
The star in that scan was blue too, and blue stars are hotter than the sun, and give off way more energy. Draining one would be like enough energy to destroy the Earth 10 trillion times over.
Gravitational force? LMAO
No dude! The mindless ones where INSIDE the core of neutron stars mining them.
That means they resisted terrible pressures and heat and radiation and gravity forces. Yet Hulk vaporized them without touching them.
Just so you know, the force Hulk exerted is more than billions of times greater than the force the mindless ones actually felt.
A neutron star>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> a blue star.
yet it didn't do jack to the mindless ones.
Also you must look at energy efficiency from the star to the punch.
Originally posted by h1a8none of that happened in the "real" 616 universe did it?
Gravitational force? LMAO
No dude! The mindless ones where INSIDE the core of neutron stars mining them.
That means they resisted terrible pressures and heat and radiation and gravity forces. Yet Hulk vaporized them without touching them.Just so you know, the force Hulk exerted is more than billions of times greater than the force the mindless ones actually felt.
A neutron star>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> a blue star.
yet it didn't do jack to the mindless ones.Also you must look at energy efficiency from the star to the punch.
The Dark Dimension.
It is not even just one dimension, but a combination of many MYSTICAL realms. There is no way of nailing down the physical laws, if any, that exist in the Dark Dimension. Pretty much, anything is possible there. It's comparable to a dream or fantasy realm.
Any non-mystical feats that occur there should be treated as any non-canon, alternate reality story arcs.
Honestly, any comic book fan that has been reading stories that contain the Dark Dimension, should know it's history and it's properties. They should also know that I'm right.
Originally posted by HorrificusUntill now it's just all speculation...
The Dark Dimension.
It is not even just one dimension, but a combination of many MYSTICAL realms. There is no way of nailing down the physical laws, if any, that exist in the Dark Dimension. Pretty much, anything is possible there. It's comparable to a dream or fantasy realm.Any non-mystical feats that occur there should be treated as any non-canon, alternate reality story arcs.
Honestly, any comic book fan that has been reading stories that contain the Dark Dimension, should know it's history and it's properties. They should also know that I'm right.
Originally posted by Horrificus
The Dark Dimension.
It is not even just one dimension, but a combination of many MYSTICAL realms. There is no way of nailing down the physical laws, if any, that exist in the Dark Dimension. Pretty much, anything is possible there. It's comparable to a dream or fantasy realm.Any non-mystical feats that occur there should be treated as any non-canon, alternate reality story arcs.
Honestly, any comic book fan that has been reading stories that contain the Dark Dimension, should know it's history and it's properties. They should also know that I'm right.
Pretty Much, dont forget who you talking too it H1a8 he thinks he knows everything!!
Originally posted by the DarkoneThat's why i say ''It's all speculation'' as in whatever the physics in the Dark Dimension is is all speculation unless proof can be brought to support a certain theory of it's nature...
Horrificus is right the Dark Dimension is a different plane of existences, it's laws of physicals laws are different than 616 it's a Mystical realm Laws of nature doesn't really apply their.
Originally posted by HorrificusNeutron stars are not in the dark dimension. Even if so then are stars and planets are considered equal by suspension of disbelief of the writer. Nothing exists outside the writer's mind (his intentions). Thus we go by writer's intentions.
The Dark Dimension.
It is not even just one dimension, but a combination of many MYSTICAL realms. There is no way of nailing down the physical laws, if any, that exist in the Dark Dimension. Pretty much, anything is possible there. It's comparable to a dream or fantasy realm.Any non-mystical feats that occur there should be treated as any non-canon, alternate reality story arcs.
Honestly, any comic book fan that has been reading stories that contain the Dark Dimension, should know it's history and it's properties. They should also know that I'm right.
Otherwise a marvel's planet/star feats are not comparable to D.C. planet/star feats since they are in different universes. We assume planet and stars are equal in all universes unless stated in the comic.