Originally posted by carver9
You also have to factor in the other Supermen before him that was leaping on the planet as well. It was tested over and over again by a mountain full of Supermen...https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/42575238/SmartSelect_20190828-233520_Chrome.jpg.html
Nice catch carv!
didn't think about that. man so much context that these dudes leave out is amazing lol
Originally posted by TheHulksterok he jumped 50 times prior.
It mentions 50 and it says he leaps.LOL!
Still no idea why you’re laughing because that doesn’t prove anything.
Those jumps weren’t even strong enough to escape the planet’s gravitational pull. From this fact you can easily surmise that the jumps were not powerful enough to damage planet. We have had hundreds of examples of beings jumping into the atmosphere hundreds of times and no damage to the planet. Hulk does it all the time, doomsday travelled this way but they never damaged the planet. Why would superman’s failed Cloud level jumps do it?
Originally posted by DiesldudeNext thing you're going to say is that the other dead superman also damaged the planet. Smh.
Originally posted by carver9
You also have to factor in the other Supermen before him that was leaping on the planet as well. It was tested over and over again by a mountain full of Supermen...https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/42575238/SmartSelect_20190828-233520_Chrome.jpg.html
😂 called it.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Nice catch carv!didn't think about that. man so much context that these dudes leave out is amazing lol
And then you have the cosmic level body slam to go along with it.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
It mentions 50 and it says he leaps.LOL!
Originally posted by NemeBro
Due to the way gravity works there is no way to gradually destroy a planet (at least, not without removing any matter from the surface), since the large mass of the planet just continues to produce its own gravity that keeps it contained into a nice round shape. You have to hit it with equivalent energy to its gravitational binding energy in a very small timeframe, if not necessarily instantaneously.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
LOLI actually missed this part. Thanks. Makes it less impressive now. Superman still destroyed the planet, but had to try 50 times. Glads does it in a single blow btw
Originally posted by carver9
You also have to factor in the other Supermen before him that was leaping on the planet as well. It was tested over and over again by a mountain full of Supermen...https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/42575238/SmartSelect_20190828-233520_Chrome.jpg.html
Originally posted by abhilegendI don't know, none of them have seemed particularly well-educated judging from their posting history's (Hulkster to a lesser extent just because I've read less). They might genuinely not understand the physics at work. They probably think planets are no different than a stone you might find on the ground, whose integrity you can slowly weaken by beating it with a hammer until it shatters.
Stop trolling.
Originally posted by NemeBrothat was a good post and it destroyed 2 pages worth of the their arguments. Wonder what they will come up with next.
I don't know, none of them have seemed particularly well-educated judging from their posting history's (Hulkster to a lesser extent just because I've read less). They might genuinely not understand the physics at work. They probably think planets are no different than a stone you might find on the ground, whose integrity you can slowly weaken by beating it with a hammer until it shatters.
Originally posted by carver9
You also have to factor in the other Supermen before him that was leaping on the planet as well. It was tested over and over again by a mountain full of Supermen...https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/42575238/SmartSelect_20190828-233520_Chrome.jpg.html
No we don't. Lmao. The planet doesn't have a healthbar like in Street Fighter that you gradually whittle away...
We also have to take into consideration, in general when it comes to for example Earth busting, how many people have gone to work, everyday, slamming their feat on the ground.
And on top of that, all the animals, stomping all around.
I mean, billions of people, with quintillion of steps, every hour of every day, continuously, for thousands and thousands of years?
Then there's all the various planes landing, taking off, etc.
Do we count grenades?
C4?
Nukes?
Watch your step, the next one might destroy the planet.
And this is real life? In comics? With superhumans every day hitting the ground in various, powerful ways?
Pff.
To reiterate:
Originally posted by Philosophía
This forum is so lucky I'll never be a mod.
This is why we've never been back to the Moon. NASA knows we only have 50 missions.
Imagine how heavy a rocket/space shuttle is relative to Superman. The amount of thrust it needs to achieve escape velocity means that the very next space mission may well destroy all life on Earth as we know it.
Maybe this is what actually killed the dinosaurs - the Chicxulub crater was actually Bada jumping up that one time.
Good catch Carver, and good supporting, Hulkster.
Originally posted by Philosophía
We also have to take into consideration, in general when it comes to for example Earth busting, how many people have gone to work, everyday, slamming their feat on the ground.And on top of that, all the animals, stomping all around.
I mean, billions of people, with quintillion of steps, every hour of every day, continuously, for thousands and thousands of years?
Then there's all the various planes landing, taking off, etc.
Do we count grenades?
C4?
Nukes?
Watch your step, the next one might destroy the planet.
And this is real life? In comics? With superhumans every day hitting the ground in various, powerful ways?
Pff.
To reiterate:
I would love to see you banning everyone who voted hulk in this thread
LOL at people citing real world physics to try and discredit the 50 plus jumps elephant in the room (stressed as being from the same axis each time) but somehow a 225 man destroying a planet by jumping off of once meets all the requirements of known physical laws. These are the same people who believed that the same 225 pound man can punch a planet , leave only a crater in the planet , but destroy an entire multiverse. Talking about education, where is basic common sense?
Should we run down a list of Superman feats that make no sense with regard to physics?
