Originally posted by abhilegend
Again, by whom?
That ship generated a kind of null field that cancelled out mass/gravity. It's how the ship was able to tow planets to that gigantic star sized base.
He'll one of ure own scans show Superman making a sort of explanation for it.
This is the pertinent scan u conveniently left out.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Anyways...That ship generated a kind of null field that cancelled out mass/gravity. It's how the ship was able to tow planets to that gigantic star sized base.
He'll one of ure own scans show Superman making a sort of explanation for it.
This is the pertinent scan u conveniently left out.
Not to mention the ship was said to only provide the direction to where Earth and Moon should be. Nothing else.
Because by your logic, the ship and all its cargo should be weightless. So why was Superman even struggling?
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Dunno. Comic skience? Whatever waackadoo explanation they used, the book was clear on the reasons why the planets could be towed.The ship was massless too, but it towed the moon and earth didn't it?
Must be some comic book science.
Originally posted by abhilegend
You conveniently left out the part where the ship had lost all its power and couldn't tow the earth/moon system anymore.http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k508/abhilegend/Superman/sup_tes__0041.jpg
Not to mention the ship was said to only provide the direction to where Earth and Moon should be. Nothing else.
http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k508/abhilegend/Superman/sup_tes__0043.jpg
http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k508/abhilegend/Superman/sup_tes__0044.jpg
http://i1113.photobucket.com/albums/k508/abhilegend/Superman/sup_tes__0045.jpg
Because by your logic, the ship and all its cargo should be weightless. So why was Superman even struggling?
Anyways, it's all right there. The nullifying field was still there. The astronauts first described it, Supes later explained it. He even added he was incapable of towing it under normal circumstances.
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Originally posted by abhilegend
Right, so Superman struggled to move massless Earth, moon and the ship?Must be some comic book science.
DEBUNKED.
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Why would I leave out scans u already posted? Lol.... I don't think u know how that phrase works.Anyways, it's all right there. The nullifying field was still there. The astronauts first described it, Supes later explained it. He even added he was incapable of towing it under normal circumstances.
😬Doesn't matter with however much he struggled. It's all explained. If u wanna reach for this one go ahead.
DEBUNKED.
Also Superman hoped that the gravity was nullified. It's not a confirmation.
Superman also said he can't survive hyperspace and yet he did. It's just a story where Superman did what was said to be impossible. Not that he pushed a ship, Earth and Moon being massless.
There is no proof of that and you being butthurt about it (as usual) has no bearing on it.
Originally posted by abhilegend
The astronauts never described the net being able to nullify mass. Just the ship being massless.Also Superman hoped that the gravity was nullified. It's not a confirmation.
Superman also said he can't survive hyperspace and yet he did. It's just a story where Superman did what was said to be impossible. Not that he pushed a ship, Earth and Moon being massless.
There is no proof of that and you being butthurt about it (as usual) has no bearing on it.
Lol. Who are u Donald Trump? Throwing in this hyperspace argument that no one is arguing about...?
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
So what do u think happened?Did he tow the earth/moon system plus the ship without any extenuating circumstances? Just want to legit understand what u think happened in the scene.
I'm still waiting for the proof where the energy net nullified Earth's mass.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Haha Abhil 0, reading comprehension 1.
You of all people shouldn't talk about reading comprehension ragey boy.
