Originally posted by playa1258
Hulk's best lifting feat was lifting a teared Harrier wing. The leviathan's momentum caused it to flip over and Hulk was pushed back at least 15 feet by it.Clark flat out stopped the momentum of the oil rig while standing on a unstable surface.
Hulk could lift Quanchi's fat juggs and you Marvel fanbabies will believe it to be the best strength feat in the history of movies.
Why did it flip over? Because of what?
Originally posted by Time Immemorial
No he stopped the engine of the train. The rest of the momentum buckled over and kept moving, if he was smart he would have caught it and slowed it down over time.You say hulk would have thrown it the other way? Let's see, tossing a oil tower thats already on fire most likely will blow the rest of it up in the process killing everyone. Knowing hulk he would have tired and killed everone else in the process.
He stopped it's forward momentum which caused it to flip.
I don't have to show you him tossing anything when the ft i brought up is far better. He halted a speeding skyscraper bug with one arm during the beginning of his transformation. There goes your ft.
Originally posted by carver9
He stopped it's forward momentum which caused it to flip.I don't have to show you him tossing anything when the ft i brought up is far better. He halted a speeding skyscraper bug with one arm during the beginning of his transformation. There goes your ft.
The oil rig was 40-50ft tall and Clark stopped it dead in its tracks. It buckled over and fell because the ground in which he braced it gave way. Why don't you understand this carver?
Hulk was pushed back 15-20 feet and did not even stop the tail end as it two bucked over, do you understand why he could not stop the tail end? It's because of physics carver, if you went to school and took physics you would understand a weighted brace and forward momentum.
Originally posted by Time Immemorial
The oil rig was 40-50ft tall and Clark stopped it dead in its tracks. It buckled over and fell because the ground in which he braced it gave way. Why don't you understand this carver?Hulk was pushed back 15-20 feet and did not even stop the tail end as it two bucked over, do you understand why he could not stop the tail end? It's because of physics carver, if you went to school and took physics you would understand a weighted brace and forward momentum.
God!!! When he stopped it, the momentum (since it was moving fast enough to keep up with Ironman) of it had to go somewhere which is the reason it flipped. If Hulk didn't stop it, it would have ran his teammates completely over.
15 to 20 ft with one hand? Ok. How long did Superman hold that oil ridge up?
Let's also not forget that Hulk grabbed one of those same slugs and physically turned one around with his own strength. Preventing it from crashing into a building.
I agree, Clark stopped the oil ridge. What I am telling you is, Hulk would've stopped it and tossed it with nothing but one arm and with ease. Can't see how you are denying this.
Originally posted by carver9
God!!! When he stopped it, the momentum (since it was moving fast enough to keep up with Ironman) of it had to go somewhere which is the reason it flipped. If Hulk didn't stop it, it would have ran his teammates completely over.15 to 20 ft with one hand? Ok. How long did Superman hold that oil ridge up?
Let's also not forget that Hulk grabbed one of those same slugs and physically turned one around with his own strength. Preventing it from crashing into a building.
I agree, Clark stopped the oil ridge. What I am telling you is, Hulk would've stopped it and tossed it with nothing but one arm and with ease. Can't see how you are denying this.
Thats why you don't understand momentum and thats why you can't agree with me.
Hancock stopped the engine of a train dead in its tracks, did he stop the rest of the momentum. NO carver he did not. Do you understand momentum now?
Clark could have turned the thing on his own, your point?
Hulk would have gotten everone else killed, where is Clark was trying to save everyone.
Originally posted by Time Immemorial
Thats why you don't understand momentum and thats why you can't agree with me.Hancock stopped the engine of a train dead in its tracks, did he stop the rest of the momentum. NO carver he did not. Do you understand momentum now?
Clark could have turned the thing on his own, your point?
Hulk would have gotten everone else killed, where is Clark was trying to save everyone.
So you're telling me that the rest of the train didn't play a part in Hancock's ft? It was just the engine?
Lol...no Hulk wouldn't have. His ft is far better.
Originally posted by carver9
So you're telling me that the rest of the train didn't play a part in Hancock's ft? It was just the engine?Lol...no Hulk wouldn't have. His ft is far better.
Only a small mind would think thats what I said.
He stopped the train Carver, but the momentum behind it and all the cars kept moving forwards thats why when he looked back and saw what was happening he said "OH SHIT"
You don't understand physics and are acting fcking stupid.
Originally posted by Time Immemorial
Only a small mind would think thats what I said.He stopped the train Carver, but the momentum behind it and all the cars kept moving forwards thats why when he looked back and saw what was happening he said "OH SHIT"
So he did 'stop' the train just like Hulk 'stopped' the huge worm? 👆
Gotcha.
Originally posted by carver9
So he did 'stop' the train just like Hulk 'stopped' the huge worm? 👆Gotcha.
BTW the leviathan was propelled and lifted through some form of anti gravity. So its not as heavy or as hard to stop as you think. Just because was big does not mean its as heavy as you think it is Also to add that since its defying gravity, it weights significantly less then it would on the ground. If its defying gravity the actual weight is zero.
What keeps it moving and the momentum is the ability to propel itself through anti gravity. The train engine alone Hancock stopped was heavier then the weight of the leviathan because it was not defying gravity and had more actual weight behind it.
Hulk also punched it down into the ground and it went straight into the ground slowing it down significantly on its own. So you had him cratering it into the ground, him holding it while he's being pushed back and then the momentum of the tail not being able to be stopped toppling over on top of him.
Before you lose it, actually watch the video and see it happen instead of imagining what you think actually happen.
Originally posted by quanchi112
I am being objective. Just because Superman loses doesn't mean anything other than he loses.
ob·jec·tive
adjective
(of a person or their judgment) not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts.
"historians try to be objective and impartial"
synonyms: impartial, unbiased, unprejudiced, nonpartisan, disinterested, neutral, uninvolved, even-handed, equitable, fair, fair-minded, just, open-minded, dispassionate, detached, neutral
"I was hoping to get an objective and pragmatic report"
Yeah.... NO!
For some reason you are butthurt against Superman and or DC
Do you want to talk about it?
Did you wanted to get a Superman comic when you were a kid but you never got one and instead you got a Howard the duck one?
Why the biased hate for anything DC related specially Superman?
Originally posted by Inhuman
Concerning the leviathans weight, If they didn't weigh much then when they ran into buildings(buildings weight a shit load), they would have been in trouble or their flight path altered.
But we see them busting through buildings like nothing. They had to weigh a lot.
You're not considering the power of imagination.
Originally posted by Inhuman
Concerning the leviathans weight, If they didn't weigh much then when they ran into buildings(buildings weight a shit load), they would have been in trouble or their flight path altered.
But we see them busting through buildings like nothing. They had to weigh a lot.
It had weight and its armor was extremely tough. But the thing did not have wings like a plane or require speed or lift to fly. It could propel itself and though its mass and dense armor go through buildings. That doesn't mean it weighed a quadrillion tons. If an object is defying gravity on earth its essentially weightless. NASA uses underwater environment to train because it provides a weightless environment like space.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Hulk had help in killing the leviathan but stopping it's momentum? That was all hulk.
But he didn't stop all of its momentum, or it would not have tried to flip over.
And lol at Carver suggesting that because Hulk punched the Leviathan, he could easily lift and throw an object that weighs hundreds (if not thousands) of tons with one hand. Then why, when he had a firm grip on it with both of his hands, didn't he just lift and toss the Leviathan when it was going to crash down on the Avengers? Because he couldn't even fully stop its momentum, never mind pick it up, that's why. If you want to suggest that Hulk can casually lift an oil tower, you need to actually provide a feat of him easily lifting and throwing something of similar size and mass, with one hand.