Doomsday vs. Thor

Originally posted by h1a8
There aren't any other standards of measurement though.
How else would you quantify the amount of force a star emits when stars don't emit much force at all? I'm all ears.

I see, we are back to you not knowing what words mean.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/force

a (1) : strength or energy exerted or brought to bear

Originally posted by h1a8
There aren't any other standards of measurement though.
How else would you quantify the amount of force a star emits when stars don't emit much force at all? I'm all ears.

Doomsday dies again.

Originally posted by Silent Master
I see, we are back to you not knowing what words mean.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/force

a (1) : strength or energy exerted or brought to bear

It has multiple definitions, as do many words do.
Which definition did Etri mean?
If energy, then it's a shit feat.
If force as in the physics definition then it's a shit feat.

Originally posted by h1a8
It has multiple definitions, as do many words do.
Which definition did Etri mean?
If energy, then it's a shit feat.
If force as in the physics definition then it's a shit feat.

Why would it be a shit feat?

Originally posted by Silent Master
Why would it be a shit feat?

Originally posted by h1a8
Assuming the energy definition
Because it has no bearing on Thor's durability against blunt force.
It just shows how much heat energy Thor can take before dying. He's very resistant against conventional heat. But this will only help him against the hv attack. Nothing more.

Thanks for proving that you don't know anything about neutron stars.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Thanks for proving that you don't know anything about neutron stars.

Originally posted by h1a8
Thor experienced heat of the star, with a little push force.
Anyone who saw the movie would think so.

How many watts/joules of energy did Thor withstand?

Originally posted by h1a8
Thor experienced heat of the star, with a little push force.
Anyone who saw the movie would think so.

Originally posted by Silent Master
How many watts/joules of energy did Thor withstand?

Who knows?
We can only estimate the temperature.

It couldn’t be the full energy of the star since the star still existed afterwards and had plenty of energy left for perhaps another million years.

So the only possibility is that Etri meant the full temperature of a star.

Originally posted by h1a8
Thor experienced heat of the star, with a little push force.
Anyone who saw the movie would think so.

I have no idea why anyone would think that.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
I have no idea why anyone would think that.

Then either you are lying or a pure fool.

I like how most people KNOW that Thor wins this and H1 is like "Thor didn't get burned, he took the force of a lighter".

Originally posted by h1a8
Then either you are lying or a pure fool.

Originally posted by CPT Space Bomb
I like how most people KNOW that Thor wins this and H1 is like "Thor didn't get burned, he took the force of a lighter".

😂

Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
Who knows?
We can only estimate the temperature.

It couldn’t be the full energy of the star since the star still existed afterwards and had plenty of energy left for perhaps another million years.

So the only possibility is that Etri meant the full temperature of a star.

I'm going to let you in on a secret. neutron starts exist in real life and scientists have actually measured their energy output. Now I know this is new information for you, so I'm going to give you some time to come terms with it.

You're welcome.

Wtf. I didn't say that

Sm tried blaming Khazra for that trash post.

Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
Wtf. I didn't say that

H1 said it. but his post couldn't be quoted. so I quoted your post and then pasted in H1's comment. I guess I forgot to switch names.

Sorry about that.