Doomsday vs. Thor · Movie Versus Forum

WolvesofBabylon Welcome to the machine

I posted this in another thread. I dont pretend to be an expert on Neutron stars so I dont know if its right but sounds good to me.

https://nerdist.com/science-forge-thor-infinity-war-axe/

Silent Master Senior Member

How much energy was in the beam Thor was hit by?

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Silent Master
I like how he claimed to have seen the video and that it proved him right. only to run away when I asked him to post how much energy the clip said was in the beam that hit Thor.

It was energy in the form of heat, which can be translated to temperature. So again, it’s irrelevant to withstanding blunt force trauma.

It could have been infinite heat energy and can still get koed easily by DD

Silent Master Senior Member

Originally posted by WolvesofBabylon
I posted this in another thread. I dont pretend to be an expert on Neutron stars so I dont know if its right but sounds good to me.
https://nerdist.com/science-forge-thor-infinity-war-axe/

I reposted that here. h1 claims to have watched all 12 minutes of the video in under 4 minutes and that it backs up his claim that the neutron star feat is less impressive than Superman's nuke feat.

IOW: H1 is more biased than quan.

Silent Master Senior Member

Originally posted by h1a8
It was energy in the form of heat, which can be translated to temperature. So again, it’s irrelevant to withstanding blunt force trauma.

How much energy was in the beam Thor was hit with?

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Originally posted by h1a8
I wouldn’t. I’m one of the earliest members here and I HAVE ALWAYS STATED that energy projection durability has nothing to do with blunt force durability. You can ask any veteran kmcer.

You joined KMC only a year before I did.

Also being that close to a Neutron Star>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>being as close Superman was to the world machine.

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Silent Master
How much energy was in the beam Thor was hit with?

It doesn’t matter if it was infinite heat energy. It doesn’t affect the fact that DD can easily ko Thor or penetrate him with his protrusions.

Silent Master Senior Member

How much energy was in the beam that hit Thor?

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Silent Master
How much energy was in the beam that hit Thor?

Let’s say infinite heat energy.
Now what?

Silent Master Senior Member

Is that your stance, Thor was hit with an infinite amount of energy?

The Spectre+ Restricted

Just asking though: Can thor tank the full temperature or force or whatever of earths yellow sun??

Silent Master Senior Member

Why would that matter?

CPT Space Bomb Emperor Doom

Thor chops DD's head off.

Silent Master Senior Member

I'm very curious about why he believes Doomsday would even attempt to bring the fight to the surface of the Sun.

Estacado Legendary

Thor.

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Silent Master
Is that your stance, Thor was hit with an infinite amount of energy?

heat energy.
There are many types of energy.

Silent Master Senior Member

Originally posted by h1a8
heat energy.
There are many types of energy.

Is it your stance that Thor got hit with an infinite amount of what you call heat energy?

Rage.Of.Olympus Senior Member

Thor tanks the Big Bang.

"It's just heat energy." -h1

CPT Space Bomb Emperor Doom

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Thor tanks the Big Bang.
"It's just heat energy." -h1

😆

Like I said no one takes him seriously thank God.

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Silent Master
Is it your stance that Thor got hit with an infinite amount of what you call heat energy?

Why are you asking me the same question multiple times. Didn't I answer you? Yes, infinite heat energy. Now go with it. Let's see what you got.