Originally posted by JBL😂 😂 google Archimede's principle idiot.
Wrong. My chain can pull a 90 thousand ton aircraft carrier across the Atlantic ocean. Now put that carrier on land and let me try it. The key is resistance. So we have a chain that can pull 90 thousand tons of carrier with very little resistance across water, yet would snapped like a twig trying to drag 5 50 ton tanks across land.
Originally posted by JBLyou’re asking me to google common sense after telling everyone that your chain can pull 90 tons. LOL when did chains start pulling. Yours like an alberto jr. lol
Google common sense idiot. Any fool would know that under certain conditions, things happen differently. By the way, wheres your buddy Brolyblack?
You are an idiot. My biggest chain from my company can pull the USS Nimitz across the Atlantic as long as that ship is on water, but if that ship was on land, that chain could not even move that ship before snapping. It's called resistance dummy. In other words that chain can move 90,000 tons under certain conditions.
Originally posted by JBLcan someone please explain to this idiot that chains don’t push or pull. They are tied to a object and another object does the pulling not the chains you idiot. How can you even run a business when you can’t even tie your shoelaces!
You are an idiot. My biggest chain from my company can pull the USS Nimitz across the Atlantic as long as that ship is on water, but if that ship was on land, that chain could not even move that ship before snapping. It's called resistance dummy. In other words that chain can move 90,000 tons under certain conditions.
Originally posted by carver9
That wasn't a narrator that mentioned the chains being pulled. What in the hell.
You didn't address these Carv
Originally posted by h1a8
The mod ruling on Sentry stalemating Galactus because Spidey-Man said it happened. At the time, Sentry power level was nowhere near able to stalemate Galactus (using Sentry's best feat).
Originally posted by h1a8
Statements for random objects ALWAYS count. Statements for characters do not always count (see the Sentry example), especially when their best showings contradict such statements.
No one can be this dumb! If the chain is not strong enough to pull an object, which one breaks idiot, the chain or the object the chain is attached to????? The chain becomes an extension of the object it's attached to. If your dumb behind was hanging off a cliff and I throw you a rope and by the grace of God pull you up, that rope is the one pulling you up because it's the one doing the work because it has now become an extension of myself, but if something goes wrong the rope will break not me dummy, I'm just going to stand there waving goodbye to you.
Originally posted by JBL
Wrong. My chain can pull a 90 thousand ton aircraft carrier across the Atlantic ocean. Now put that carrier on land and let me try it. The key is resistance. So we have a chain that can pull 90 thousand tons of carrier with very little resistance across water, yet would snapped like a twig trying to drag 5 50 ton tanks across land.
Inertia is the resistance against being accelerated. If there is no friction then a piece of thread can pull any mass at a constant rate. But we are not talking about mere pulling something at a constant rate but accelerating something.
You have no basic understanding of physics.
Do yourself a favor.
Calculate the tension force on a cable (chain) in these two scenarios:
1. Pulling a 10kg in space (no friction) with an acceleration (not velocity) of 10m/s^2.
2. Pulling with 50N of force in a tug of war against an opposing person also pulling with 50N of force against you (the resistance you are referring to).
Which one gives the greater tension of the cable (chain)?
Originally posted by h1a8LMAO!!! My company lives off of hauling and pulling large objects. LMAO!!!! But answer this question.. If I hook a chain to my truck, does that chain become an extension of my truck? And your little basic calculations, would get laughed at and thrown in the trash by my workers.
Inertia is the resistance against being accelerated. If there is no friction then a piece of thread can pull any mass at a constant rate. But we are not talking about mere pulling something at a constant rate but accelerating something.You have no basic understanding of physics.
Do yourself a favor.
Calculate the tension force on a cable (chain) in these two scenarios:
1. Pulling a 10kg in space (no friction) with an acceleration (not velocity) of 10m/s^2.
2. Pulling with 50N of force in a tug of war against an opposing person also pulling with 50N of force against you (the resistance you are referring to).
Which one gives the greater tension of the cable (chain)?
Originally posted by h1a8
You didn't address these Carv
Are you OK? You do know Sentry fight against Galactus didn't happen when he was introduced to the readers, right? It happened waaaayyyyy before then. So any showings you saw of Sentry after his resurrection, isn't an indication of his power level back then. They did some back stories on Sentry and he was containing the cosmic cube back then, so he was obviously more powerful and stable than the time we saw him when he was first introduced to us. Your point is boo boo.