Originally posted by Darth Thor
^ Stop with the Trolling because youre butthurt over the feat.If it was a DC feat youd be wanking it to no end.
Eitri makes it perfectly clear. Anything else is butthurt speculation.
And its a very lame attempt at lowballing by you anyway, given you dont seem to understand the ridiculous durability feat it would be to take even just the full Heat of a dying star for that long.
You dont understand that Asgardians don’t have special durability just for heat, and you dont understand the amount of kinetic energy involved with that much heat. Wayyyy more impressive than taking jet bullets or getting punched through skyscrapers LMAO.
Because you dont really have any science credentials and lack massive common sense.
Etri made it clear? How?
You are still assuming what you are trying to prove.
We see flames heating the container. The full temperature of the star is the full force of the star Etri was referring to.
All Asgardians are different, different strength levels, different durability levels, different abilities, etc.
Are are many materials than are extremely heat resistant but are not bulletproof. There are also materials that are bulletproof but not heat resistant. Conductivity plays a large role.
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
And lets not forget about the insane of amounts of ionizing radiation Neutron Stars emit...I would be willing to bet that some of those burns on Thor were made by ionizing radiation opposed to heat...
Resisting radiation has no bearing on resistance to bullets. But Thor possibly experienced some radiation as well.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Yeah logically how could it Just be Heat without any of the radiation, or other forces? Was there some Asgardian filter there? And if so why would the writers through Eitri specifically state the full FORCE of the Star? Why not just say full HEAT?We should take Eitri and the writers at their word, unless retconned later on.
But his literal words make no sense. Forces push or pull. If Thor isn't being pushed with a large force when he goes out then why should we believe there is a large force on him?
Stars only emit gravity force, which is an INWARD FORCE.
Stars have magnetic fields (these aren't force).
So it makes no sense to literally mean FORCE.