Hyperion vs. Majestic and Icon

Originally posted by a88378438
It's hard to think when rogue planet close to earth,in the scan,we only see machine was very big on the rogue planet itself,so,if we are know how big of the machine,then we can know how big of the rogue planet(approximate range）

well,that can give you how big of the machine idea,Although they are really the same chassis, if you pay attention to their bottom,when iron man and ms marvel and caption america on the bottom,you can have a idea for how big of the machine
though

The red half circle on the right of the Earth? That's the surface of the rogue planet when lined up with Eart. It's larger then Earth based on this. Why are you ignoring a direct scale comparison for a POSSIBLE indirect theory? Especially in comics where size from certain angles can be misrepresented?

Like I said, it could EASILY be interpreted as a more detailed view. Either way it's unclear and gives us no clear indication of scale. Your theory relies on piecing together different panels from different angles to come up with a certain idea. Which is completely unnecessary because as I said, the machine is on the top right of the rogue planet and is the size of a country or a large island by earth standards:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html

Scale comparison to mars.

I have the issue. I don't see a single time where characters were put beside the machine to determine scale.

Oh shit. So either Mars is conveniently REALLY tiny or a certain poster does not understand what perspective is.

Also, look at how tall the station is. Using the Avengers at the bottom as some sort of reference for scale is retarded. Especially sine they never stood beside it from a far enough view to determine size.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
The red half circle on the right of the Earth? That's the surface of the rogue planet when lined up with Eart. It's larger then Earth based on this. Why are you ignoring a direct scale comparison for a POSSIBLE indirect theory? Especially in comics where size from certain angles can be misrepresented?

Like I said, it could EASILY be interpreted as a more detailed view. Either way it's unclear and gives us no clear indication of scale. Your theory relies on piecing together different panels from different angles to come up with a certain idea. Which is completely unnecessary because as I said, the machine is on the top right of the rogue planet and is the size of a country or a large island by earth standards:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541205-9710616396-35411.jpg
That's very clear,they are was same machine,same bottom
anyway

Originally posted by Nibedicus

Scale comparison to mars.

I have the issue. I don't see a single time where characters were put beside the machine to determine scale.

Originally posted by a88378438
The scan it's prove rogue planet and earth on the same space,that not comparing the direct size two planet,also,the machine look like very big for rogue planet.if even rogue planet close to earth of size,the machine should be very big
but:
this is earth and moon of size
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541198-5724299914-35411.gif
this is earth and mars of size
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541199-1142630994-35411.gif
I dont think machine as big as the moon(if rogue planet as big as earth)when machine on the mars?well..that not Impossible,unless machine as big as 2/3 of the mars
Well,I dont know how can unclear,it's very clear,they are was same bottom,one,iron man they are on the bottom,two,whole machine size scan,
machine bottom:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541206-6717353746-35411.jpg
iron man on the bottom of the machine:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541201-2425552929-35411.jpg
And amplify

http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11111/111114397/3541205-9710616396-35411.jpg
That's very clear,they are was same machine,same bottom
anyway

Yes it does because we get too see the surface of the rogue planet when lined up with Earth. They are occupying the same space but this is how they match up when lined up:

Not to exact same scale but you get the point.

The machine is NOT as big as the moon. It's not anywhere near that big. It's the size of a small country. You seem to be getting confused by this scan:

But it doesn't have to be confusing. It's called perspective.

Anyways, I've made my point and I'm done with it. Nothing you say can possibly changes the fact that we got a direct comparison between the Earth and the Rogue planet and it is in fact larger then Earth. Unless the left half of the planet is somehow inexplicably tiny but planets are round to my knowledge.

Originally posted by a88378438
Note first page,the machine isnt on the mars,it's was In the above Mars
This is no way to know how big it is

😂

The machine doesn't seem to be on the rogue planet here either:

It's mostly buried in the surface in this scan but that's after Thor bashes it and anchors the two planets:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html

Hmm, I thought you were just confused. Now I realize that there's an actual agenda behind this and you just don't like the feat.

Well let me give you some advice. I suggest you swallow the Hyperion feat because it's not going away. You do know that sooner or later, we'll get another view of the planet in the Avengers? I don't actually think you believe what you're saying and realize it's massive. So it's just a matter of time. 😈

That page was BEFORE the machine was orbital. Three pages later, we see the machine clearly on the ground. You clearly haven't read the comic, stop th1orizing.

Hold down guys,you just wrong here,I dont said machine not on the rogue planet
You can see energy signature from Manifold porting the team away,and the machine,then hulk push it
Anyway,the rogue planet isnt close to earth of size,
here was earth and moon
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3541198-5724299914-35411.gif
here was machine on the rogue planet
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3541197-3500683867-35411.jpg

Also, another scaling comparison between the machine and the rogue planet, notice how much smaller it looks vs the rogue planet on this scan:

Originally posted by a88378438
Hold down guys,you just wrong here,I dont said machine not on the rogue planet

You said:

Originally posted by a88378438
Note first page,the machine isnt on the mars,it's was In the above Mars
This is no way to know how big it is

Which I then disproved with my scan as the machine was CLEARLY on the surface of Mars. Which makes you wrong and proves that you didn't read the comic.

Originally posted by a88378438
Hold down guys,you just wrong here,I dont said machine not on the rogue planet
You can see energy signature from Manifold porting the team away,and the machine,then hulk push it
Anyway,the rogue planet isnt close to earth of size,
here was earth and moon
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3541198-5724299914-35411.gif
here was machine on the rogue planet
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3541197-3500683867-35411.jpg

You still don't understand what perspective is. As Nibecius scans show:

The station is much smaller then the rogue planet. This scan also shows that the station is tiny compared to the rogue planet:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html

It also indicates that the rogue planet is the size of the Earth.

Originally posted by a88378438
Note first page,the machine isnt on the mars,it's was In the above Mars
This is no way to know how big it is

Originally posted by Nibedicus
That page was BEFORE the machine was orbital. Three pages later, we see the machine clearly on the ground. You clearly haven't read the comic, stop th1orizing.

Also good catch, I missed that.

As Nibed's scan shows, the station was in fact on the surface.

Originally posted by Nibedicus
You said:

Which I then disproved with my scan as the machine was CLEARLY on the surface of Mars. Which makes you wrong and proves that you didn't read the comic.

Originally posted by a88378438
You can see machine is as it covers a massive part of this "planet".
And here,when machine on the mars:

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
You still don't understand what perspective is. As Nibecius scans show:

The station is much smaller then the rogue planet. This scan also shows that the station is tiny compared to the rogue planet:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html

It also indicates that the rogue planet is the size of the Earth.

Well,the rogue planet not close to earth of size,unless the machine as big as moon
the scan prove how big of the machine
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3534449-5870089501-35339.jpg

Are you blind? Here's a DIRECT scaling of the machine, Earth AND the rogue planet cropped for your convenience:

This was taken, btw, from the large scan of the rogue planet being superimposed with the Earth.

Now pls, just admit your error and move on. We forgive you.

Originally posted by a88378438
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11111/111114397/3534449-5870089501-35339.jpg
I agree that,the machine is smaller than rogue planet,but not too much
And dont forgot,when iron man on the bottom of the machine,it's can give you how big of the machine's idea,though

The machine is a lot smaller.

I'm sorry, but either you're blind, trolling or just plain dumb. No matter how much you deny it, on panel evidence won't change.

Originally posted by Nibedicus
Are you blind? Here's a DIRECT scaling of the machine, Earth AND the rogue planet cropped for your convenience:

This was taken, btw, from the large scan of the rogue planet being superimposed with the Earth.

Now pls, just admit your error and move on. We forgive you.