Originally posted by Diesldude
Mass doesn't increase with velocity.A baseball weights the same when thrown at 5mph and when thrown at 100mph.
But comic book logic it probably does.
E=mC²/√(1 - v²/c²)
That is for particles with a non-zero rest mass.
Originally posted by pym-ftw
Actually movement increases mass, its just at slow speed its very minimum.
Originally posted by Epicurus
No it wasn't. Artistically the Earth and the rogue were portrayed as being complete equals.
I disagree. The Rogue planet looks larger as shown here.
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17319521/Avengers_v524.NOW-030.jpg.html
Originally posted by Epicurusif by noticeable you mean a piece of early morning eye crust could easily galaxy bust lol.
Yes, only at normal velocities the change in mass is so small as to be considered negligible. It is only at very high velocities(double digit percentages of the lightspeed), that the difference becomes considerably noticeable.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklynthis is actually the greatest strength feat of all time
1.Superman pushing Warworld which equaled the power of a Big Bang
2.Superman pushing Warworld which equaled the power of a Big Bang
3.Superman pushing Warworld which equaled the power of a Big Bang
4.Superman pushing Warworld which equaled the power of a Big Bang
5.Superman pushing Warworld which equaled the power of a Big Bang
Originally posted by Philosophía🙂
Checks out. 👆
Originally posted by ares834Ty. I understand joules, and with that Orders of Magnitude chart, it makes for easy comparisons.
👆A far better idea than simply using the "weight" of the earth under typical Earth conditions.
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Oops noticed this error: "...the Sun's annual energy output per second is 3.8x10^26 joules."
Should read: "...the Sun's energy output per second is 3.8x10^26 joules."
But I guess everyone worked around that, anyway.
Originally posted by Insane Titan😆 I love you Titan. This nonsense is the only way we can quantify feats. This is a must for comparing characters across different companies (where no direct comparison could be made).
I know, but in reality all it does is fuel h1's view that his nonsense means something.
Originally posted by h1a8you think the writers take in account real world physics when writing comics ? No they don't so stop talking shite to try and justify your lack of real comic book knowledge.
😆 I love you Titan. This nonsense is the only way we can quantify feats. This is a must for comparing characters across different companies (where no direct comparison could be made).
