- Hyperion -

Started by Philosophía8 pages

Originally posted by psycho gundam
wut
Which part? The one where Hyperion held apart the mass of two Earths and nothing more, or the part where Superman's Brainiac ship feat is magnitudes more impressive?

Originally posted by Philosophía
Which part? The one where Hyperion held apart the mass of two Earths and nothing more, or the part where Superman's Brainiac ship feat is magnitudes more impressive?
The old saying about history always repeating itself is as true a saying as any. Why do you downplay hyperions superior feat? It is well known that you vote superman or his feats as the highest of them all, but to lowball a feat in order to save face for superman is getting pretty old and annoying.

It's ridiculous. It obvious the universe was the pressure that was pushing the Planet's to each other. Hyperion stood in between both planets and stopped the forward momentum of the universes colliding into each other. It wasn't just the earths moving to each other, it was two universes moving forward and Hyperion stopped it. ODG explained it best. Hell, this was stated in the comic. The writer even stated Hyperion prevented two Universes from touching.

Originally posted by carver9
It's ridiculous. It obvious the universe was the pressure that was pushing the Planet's to each other. Hyperion stood in between both planets and stopped the forward momentum of the universes colliding into each other. It wasn't just the earths moving to each other, it was two universes moving forward and Hyperion stopped it. ODG explained it best. Hell, this was stated in the comic. The writer even stated Hyperion prevented two Universes from touching.

Ok just think about this for a moment and take your time. If a whole Universe is pushing against a Planet and Hyperion stopped the forward momentum of the Universes by holding the planets apart, this would mean that those Planets are more durable than the whole Universes. Really simple.

If however the Universe is pushing against the Planet and he stands there and the Planet is not more durable than the whole Universe it is in, it will crumble after the pressure increases and this is where the Universes implodes.

Oh btw the second scenario is what happend.

This is the simples logic ever and even a child should be able to grasp it.

Those universes were pushing those two planets and hyperion for a time, stopped the advancement himself thus he held those universes apart for a time until those planets crumbled. It took time for those planets to give. Lowballing this feat is just sad, things like this happen in comics. When superman benched the earths weight on a machine, how did the bench take that weight? was superman benching the earths weight on the earth itself?

Originally posted by Philosophía
Holding apart two Earths until they break is orders of magnitude lower than stopping Brainiac's ship going at ridiculous speeds.

If you want to quantify this, we shall.

Yes. Stopping Brainianc's ship is much more impressive.

Originally posted by JBL
Those universes were pushing those two planets and hyperion for a time, stopped the advancement himself thus he held those universes apart for a time until those planets crumbled. It took time for those planets to give. Lowballing this feat is just sad, things like this happen in comics. When superman benched the earths weight on a machine, how did the bench take that weight? was superman benching the earths weight on the earth itself?

Pathetic isn't it?

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
Ok just think about this for a moment and take your time. If a whole Universe is pushing against a Planet and Hyperion stopped the forward momentum of the Universes by holding the planets apart, this would mean that those Planets are more durable than the whole Universes. Really simple.

If however the Universe is pushing against the Planet and he stands there and the Planet is not more durable than the whole Universe it is in, it will crumble after the pressure increases and this is where the Universes implodes.

Oh btw the second scenario is what happend.

This is the simples logic ever and even a child should be able to grasp it.

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Anybody who is saying those planets are durable enough to sustain the weight of the whole Universe [which they must, in order for Hyperion to do that] are legitimately retarded.

Originally posted by Kryptoniano
Yes. Stopping Brainianc's ship is much more impressive.
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Originally posted by Philosophía
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Anybody who is saying those planets are durable enough to sustain the weight of the whole Universe [which they must, in order for Hyperion to do that] are legitimately retarded.

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I blame the american education system. uhuh

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
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I blame the american education system. uhuh
Marvel Universes are supposed to be infinite so if the Universe were pushing the planets technically infinite force would have been applied to them and they should have broken long before Hyperion had to hold them apart.

Just saying welcome to comic book physics 😛

Originally posted by Newjak
Marvel Universes are supposed to be infinite so if the Universe were pushing the planets technically infinite force would have been applied to them and they should have broken long before Hyperion had to hold them apart.

Just saying welcome to comic book physics 😛

I'm sorry to go all basic physics on you but, no, the Earths wouldn't have broken apart, unless there was an opposing force stopping them, like, well....

Hyperion.

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Originally posted by JBL
Those universes were pushing those two planets and hyperion for a time, stopped the advancement himself thus he held those universes apart for a time until those planets crumbled. It took time for those planets to give. Lowballing this feat is just sad, things like this happen in comics. When superman benched the earths weight on a machine, how did the bench take that weight? was superman benching the earths weight on the earth itself?

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The ft is obvious and Hyperion is far stronger and more durable. Hyperion clears this.

Originally posted by Newjak
Marvel Universes are supposed to be infinite so if the Universe were pushing the planets technically infinite force would have been applied to them and they should have broken long before Hyperion had to hold them apart.

Just saying welcome to comic book physics 😛

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What was pushing the Planet's, the universes. Why did both of the planet give way, because it couldn't handle the pressure of the universes 'pushing against it and Hyperion holding it off'. Also, lol at applying real world physics to a comic...especially when the author himself admitted Hyperion stopped two Universes from touching.

Originally posted by carver9
Why did both of the planet give way, because it couldn't handle the pressure of the universes 'pushing against it and Hyperion holding it off'.
Yes. Ergo, Hyperion was never stopping the two Universes mass, since the planets couldn't handle them.

Hyperion withstood as much pressure as the plants could before they crumbled (which is easily calculable, and far below Superman's feat).

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Originally posted by Philosophía
I'm sorry to go all basic physics on you but, no, the Earths wouldn't have broken apart, unless there was an opposing force stopping them, like, well, what would you know...

Hyperion.

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You are right but still wrong.

Wo whatever point the Universe started pushing the Earth on would have been instantly accelerated faster than the rest of the Earth. So the first part of the Earth would have smashed against the rest of the planet that had not yet been accelerated.

Universe-->(.)

. Universe-->()

.) Universe --> (

This is a quick diagram showing the Universe pushing part of the Earth through rest of it.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Yes. Ergo, Hyperion was never stopping the two Universes mass, since the planets couldn't handle them.

Hyperion withstood as much pressure as the plants could before they crumbled (which is easily calculable, and far below Superman's feat).

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That's the thing you are forgetting though. He literally stopped the planet's from advancing until they gave way. If I was pushing against a car and you stepped in front of me and stopped the forward momentum of the car until it exploded (yes, we are incredibly strong), then you prevented me from advancing. This is obvious, Hyperion temporarily stopped two universes from moving forward until the Earth gave way. The Earth gave out before Hyperion strength did but the key here is that he stopped the advancement of two universes. Key word, STOPPED.

Originally posted by Newjak
Technically the earth have been infinitely accelerated.
No, they weren't. What are you talking about?

I'll start off with asking the most basic questions:
Have you read the story? Do you know how fast the Earths were heading for eachother?

Originally posted by carver9
That's the thing you are forgetting though. He literally stopped the planet's from advancing until they gave way. If I was pushing against a car and you stepped in front of me and stopped the forward momentum of the car until it exploded (yes, we are incredibly strong), then you prevented me from advancing. This is obvious, Hyperion temporarily stopped two universes from moving forward until the Earth gave way. The Earth gave out before Hyperion strength did but the key here is that he stopped the advancement of two universes. Key word, STOPPED.
If you're stopping the car from advancing, and the car is pushed by Hulk, it doesn't mean you're as strong as Hulk, it means you're strong enough to withstand as much force as the car can before exploding.

How can you not understand this, even with a sub-90 IQ?

Originally posted by Philosophía
No, they weren't. What are you talking about?

I'll start off with asking the most basic questions:
Have you read the story? Do you know how fast the Earths were heading for eachother?

If you're stopping the car from advancing, and the car is pushed by Hulk, it doesn't mean you're as strong as Hulk, it means you're strong enough to withstand as much force as the car can before exploding.

How can you not understand this, even with a sub-90 IQ?

😐 How can I stop Hulk from pushing a car?

Originally posted by carver9
😐 How can I stop Hulk from pushing a car?
By applying more strength from the other end, than the car can handle.

Jesus Christ, have you never taken a physics lesson in your entire life?

Originally posted by Philosophía
No, they weren't. What are you talking about?

I'll start off with asking the most basic questions:
Have you read the story? Do you know how fast the Earths were heading for eachother?

If you're stopping the car from advancing, and the car is pushed by Hulk, it doesn't mean you're as strong as Hulk, it means you're strong enough to withstand as much force as the car can before exploding.

How can you not understand this, even with a sub-90 IQ?

I wrote the wrong thing and edited it out for a reason even before you made that comment.

The Earth was hit by infinite force.