We know that Gladiator and Hyperion have almost equal heat visions (since they have fought and matched their eyebeams). We also know that, with his heat vision, Hyperion can melt Hulk as if he was made of butter. Finally, we know that a serious Gladiator can reach temperatures up to 1000 kelvin, and that Superman's vision is thousands of times stronger.
Thus, it would take 0.001 Supermen to utterly wreck Hulk. Note that this figure is *a* upper bound, not *the* least upper bound (i.e. supremum) to the amount of Supermen it would take. The actual number might be much smaller still, such as 10^(-6) Supermen.
Originally posted by Magnon
We know that Gladiator and Hyperion have almost equal heat visions (since they have fought and matched their eyebeams). We also know that, with his heat vision, Hyperion can melt Hulk as if he was made of butter. Finally, we know that a serious Gladiator can reach temperatures up to 1000 kelvin, and that Superman's vision is thousands of times stronger.Thus, it would take 0.001 Supermen to utterly wreck Hulk. Note that this figure is *a* upper bound, not *the* least upper bound (i.e. supremum) to the amount of Supermen it would take. The actual number might be much smaller still, such as 10^(-6) Supermen.
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Originally posted by MrMind
let me know when superman can stalemate someone who has the power of one million exploding sunsthat's one million supernovas, calculate the energy of that magnon
Originally posted by MagnonSupermans heat vision is thousands of times hotter than a star?
We know that Gladiator and Hyperion have almost equal heat visions (since they have fought and matched their eyebeams). We also know that, with his heat vision, Hyperion can melt Hulk as if he was made of butter. Finally, we know that a serious Gladiator can reach temperatures up to 1000 kelvin, and that Superman's vision is thousands of times stronger.Thus, it would take 0.001 Supermen to utterly wreck Hulk. Note that this figure is *a* upper bound, not *the* least upper bound (i.e. supremum) to the amount of Supermen it would take. The actual number might be much smaller still, such as 10^(-6) Supermen.
Originally posted by MagnonI have checked the Math, Magnon is correct.
We know that Gladiator and Hyperion have almost equal heat visions (since they have fought and matched their eyebeams). We also know that, with his heat vision, Hyperion can melt Hulk as if he was made of butter. Finally, we know that a serious Gladiator can reach temperatures up to 1000 kelvin, and that Superman's vision is thousands of times stronger.Thus, it would take 0.001 Supermen to utterly wreck Hulk. Note that this figure is *a* upper bound, not *the* least upper bound (i.e. supremum) to the amount of Supermen it would take. The actual number might be much smaller still, such as 10^(-6) Supermen.