Originally posted by WolvesofBabylon
This thread is getting crazy. I dont think Thors feat is as low ball as H1 is saying or as impressive as some others are saying. I just cant inagine how Thor recieved such a massive upgrade from being defeated by Thanos and crew to tanking neutron stara iin no time at all.
That's what happens when you add Superman and Thor to the same soup.
Fanaticism floods the threads.
Originally posted by h1a8
You can argue with others, that Superman, Quicksilver, etc were all moving below the speed of sound due to the lack of a sonic boom. I don't mind.The problem you are not seeing is that i wasn't lowballing anything. Rage is claiming a large force (not energy or heat) but gives us no way to quantify how much (stars don't emit large forces). When someone lowball they don't ask how do you quantify it like i did.
Again I don't mind what speed you argue WW at.
Use any standard you like.
Bottomline is that lowballing is invalid if no one has quantified the amount of force (not heat energy) that Thor experienced.
Originally posted by h1a8
Idk maybe
10 mph.Doesn't matter to me.
Sure it does, her speed was the main reason you gave her a win over Hela. So if you now believe she has no real measure of super speed, head on over to the thread and say Hela wins.
I bumped the thread for you earlier, so it's right here on the first page.
Originally posted by Silent MasterI don't need to. You can say Hela wins if you like. .i won't argue with you.
Sure it does, her speed was the main reason you gave her a win over Hela. So if you now believe she has no real measure of super speed, head on over to the thread and say Hela wins.I bumped the thread for you earlier, so it's right here on the first page.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
@Arachnid. A nuclear weapons max heat lasts for only a nanosecond. It instantly drops in temperature and quickly dissipates.It takes millions of years for a Neutron Star to reach its coldest temperatures.
Sources?
It takes several seconds (not a nanosecond).
Post the scene where it states a "neutron star ".
Thor is somewhat heat resistant, nothing more.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Proof that h1 only lowballs Marvel feats. IIRC. Wonder Woman never caused any somic booms during her superspeed scenes. thus physics tells us that she was going under the speed of sound.Superman also didn't cause any sonic booms during his brief fight with the Flash. thus they were moving below the speed of sound during that scene. a scene that had WW basically frozen in time.
IOW: unless h1 has massive double standards, he will agree and start arguing that WW's speed is at best a tiny fraction of mach 1.
I could go on with how using physics. we could disqaulify most of Superman's strength feats. but let's wait and see if h1 will be true to his claim of non-bias.
"Contrary to popular belief, a sonic boom does not occur only at the moment an object crosses the speed of sound; and neither is it heard in ALL directions emanating from the speeding object. Rather the boom is a continuous effect that occurs while the object is travelling at supersonic speeds. But it only affects observers that are positioned at a point that intersects an imaginary geometrical cone BEHIND the object. As the object moves, this imaginary cone also moves behind it and when the cone passes over the observer, they will briefly experience the boom. "
So we are not supposed to hear any sonic booms when Superman fought Flash.
Lastly, a low showing for WW doesn't make that her level in a forum fight. After all, Rage is using Thor's highest showing (not lowest) as his representative level in a forum.
Originally posted by h1a8
Sources?It takes several seconds (not a nanosecond).
Post the scene where it states a "neutron star ".
Thor is somewhat heat resistant, nothing more.
http://sockshare.net/watch/pxw5Xndz-avengers-infinity-war.html
Watch the movie. It's when Thor is in the Space Pod with Rocket and Groot, right before they arrive at Nidalliver.
Calling someone who has resisted the full force of a Star somewhat heat resistant doesn't even make any sense man.
Originally posted by h1a8
"Contrary to popular belief, a sonic boom does not occur only at the moment an object crosses the speed of sound; and neither is it heard in ALL directions emanating from the speeding object. Rather the boom is a continuous effect that occurs while the object is travelling at supersonic speeds. But it only affects observers that are positioned at a point that intersects an imaginary geometrical cone BEHIND the object. As the object moves, this imaginary cone also moves behind it and when the cone passes over the observer, they will briefly experience the boom. "So we are not supposed to hear any sonic booms when Superman fought Flash.
Lastly, a low showing for WW doesn't make that her level in a forum fight. After all, Rage is using Thor's highest showing (not lowest) as his representative level in a forum.
I like how you posted that, but you obviosuly don't understand what it's saying. at no point does that say sonic booms don't always happen when breaking the sound barrier.