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If Vibranium is indestructible then superman hitting you would be like an elastic crash. (example: two rubber balls colliding, One could be still initially, while the other crashes into it)

In such a collision kinetic energy is conserved. That means that whatever kinetic energy Superman's fist had before he hit you that same kinetic energy will be shared between his fist and you. The force attributed will be created in pairs, both equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

Kinetic energy = 1/2 mass * velocity^2. With velocity in this case at the speed of light.

With that said you and superman's fist will be sharing the same kinetic energy after the punch. We would just need to know your mass and his to determine your velocity immediately after he hits you.

The kinetic energy of superman's fist before he hits you = The kinetic energy of his fist after he hits you + the kinetic energy of your body flying in the air.

Superman can absolutely knock you off the planet.
 
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Beasty said:
If Vibranium is indestructible then superman hitting you would be like an elastic crash. (example: two rubber balls colliding, One could be still initially, while the other crashes into it)

In such a collision kinetic energy is conserved. That means that whatever kinetic energy Superman's fist had before he hit you that same kinetic energy will be shared between his fist and you. The force attributed will be created in pairs, both equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

Kinetic energy = 1/2 mass * velocity^2. With velocity in this case at the speed of light.

With that said you and superman's fist will be sharing the same kinetic energy after the punch. We would just need to know your mass and his to determine your velocity immediately after he hits you.

The kinetic energy of superman's fist before he hits you = The kinetic energy of his fist after he hits you + the kinetic energy of your body flying in the air.

Superman can absolutely knock you off the planet.
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First of all, Vibranium is Marvel, not DC. Second, his strength is a product of an aura of “Radiation” due to his cells being charged by the sun. This is how he can be a small man and pick up things much larger without them breaking down (Superman Returns airplane scene is a good example).

If he didn’t utilize that radiation aura (that is slightly similar to the green lantern’s ring power), he would just be a guy who couldn’t move around much without doing damage.

there is a good video that discusses the theory of Superman just using very strong muscles and maximum force.

another interesting thing about Superman is that he is actually much lighter than most assume. Which, I believe helps with flight and minimizes the damage his body can do if he is being flung around (depending on the villain).

Finally, because this is an alternate universe/reality, you can’t expect our physics to apply. It could be very similar to ours, but with a few tweaks.
 
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Beasty said:
If Vibranium is indestructible then superman hitting you would be like an elastic crash. (example: two rubber balls colliding, One could be still initially, while the other crashes into it)

In such a collision kinetic energy is conserved. That means that whatever kinetic energy Superman's fist had before he hit you that same kinetic energy will be shared between his fist and you. The force attributed will be created in pairs, both equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

Kinetic energy = 1/2 mass * velocity^2. With velocity in this case at the speed of light.

With that said you and superman's fist will be sharing the same kinetic energy after the punch. We would just need to know your mass and his to determine your velocity immediately after he hits you.

The kinetic energy of superman's fist before he hits you = The kinetic energy of his fist after he hits you + the kinetic energy of your body flying in the air.

Superman can absolutely knock you off the planet.
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meowkittenmeow said:
First of all, Vibranium is Marvel, not DC. Second, his strength is a product of an aura of “Radiation” due to his cells being charged by the sun. This is how he can be a small man and pick up things much larger without them breaking down (Superman Returns airplane scene is a good example).

If he didn’t utilize that radiation aura (that is slightly similar to the green lantern’s ring power), he would just be a guy who couldn’t move around much without doing damage.

there is a good video that discusses the theory of Superman just using very strong muscles and maximum force.

another interesting thing about Superman is that he is actually much lighter than most assume. Which, I believe helps with flight and minimizes the damage his body can do if he is being flung around (depending on the villain).

Finally, because this is an alternate universe/reality, you can’t expect our physics to apply. It could be very similar to ours, but with a few tweaks.
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Captain Marvel's photon powers and Jean Grey and Xavier's psychic powers make more sense within a human of our universe since we do possess Bio-photons and a pineal gland.

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But I take what that guy and really anyone else says with a grain of salt, because humans have this annoying habit of if they never heard of it or don't understand something then it can't be possible. The truth is our knowledge of not even the universe but of ourselves is very small.
 
meowkittenmeow said:
First of all, Vibranium is Marvel, not DC. Second, his strength is a product of an aura of “Radiation” due to his cells being charged by the sun. This is how he can be a small man and pick up things much larger without them breaking down (Superman Returns airplane scene is a good example).

If he didn’t utilize that radiation aura (that is slightly similar to the green lantern’s ring power), he would just be a guy who couldn’t move around much without doing damage.

there is a good video that discusses the theory of Superman just using very strong muscles and maximum force.

another interesting thing about Superman is that he is actually much lighter than most assume. Which, I believe helps with flight and minimizes the damage his body can do if he is being flung around (depending on the villain).

Finally, because this is an alternate universe/reality, you can’t expect our physics to apply. It could be very similar to ours, but with a few tweaks.
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I was using vibranium for perspective since it's indestructible, DC should have an equivalent, otherwise no one has much of a chance against superman.

Tweaking physics is fine, if Newtons third law wouldn't get ignored there would be some very confused fans, lol. There is just no tweaking a reality where batman beats superman, that's waaay beyond tweaking.
 
Beasty said:
I was using vibranium for perspective since it's indestructible, DC should have an equivalent, otherwise no one has much of a chance against superman.

Tweaking physics is fine, if Newtons third law wouldn't get ignored there would be some very confused fans, lol. There is just no tweaking a reality where batman beats superman, that's waaay beyond tweaking.
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Batman got the shit kicked out of him by Deathstroke. He can’t beat superman, unless he exploits his personality.
 
MARVEL'S 'TRUE BELIEVERS: EMPYRE' MONTH, AND 'ROAD TO EMPYRE: KREE/SKRULL WAR' ONE-SHOT IN MARCH


Marvel is leading into its event one-shot Empyre in April with Empyre lead-ins in March, including ten True Believers $1 comics, and Road to Empyre: Kree/Skrull War, a one-shot.

The Empyre one-shot will be written by Al Ewing and Dan Slott, with art by Valerio Schiti.

Marvel describes the story, which flows out of the recently released Incoming one-shot as rooted in stories from throughout Marvel’s history, and with an "enormous impact… on the future of the Marvel Universe." In the story, a united Kree and Skrull force led by an Emperor is headed toward Earth, with the Avengers and Fantastic Four uniting to battle them. Empyre will be released in April.

Road to Empyre: Kree/Skrull War #1 will be written by Robbie Thompson, with interior art by Mattia De Iulis & Javier Rodriguez. Phil Noto will provide the A cover, and Ron Lim will add a variant cover (both covers in the gallery below). The one-shot will hits shelves March 25.



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ColiBreh1 said:
https://www.theverge.com/2019/12/6/...ise-stranger-things-game-of-thrones-streaming
The Mandalorian is the most popular show on Disney+ — and also the biggest television series overall right now. A big part of that is Baby Yoda. He’s cute, charming, and makes us want to watch week-after-week. He’s also a way for Disney to sell merchandise and capitalize on a character that immediately makes us go, “I want it.”
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LOL, I had to chuckle when she mentioned that the only people who care about AppleTV+'s "Dickison" is the Tumblr crowd. Anyways I haven't watched "The Mandalorian" yet, but based on the success of the show according to this article & video clip from The Verge, this is a huge win for people like me who have argued for years that the Netflix model of just dropping the entire season of show in 1 day is dumb AF.
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https://twitter.com/businessinsider/status/1211690650850209792
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https://www.businessinsider.com/witcher-passed-mandalorian-as-biggest-tv-show-in-the-world-2019-12/
 
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Disney+ Moves up WandaVision to 2020

Disney has revealed that WandaVision will now reach Disney+ in 2020, months earlier than its originally planned spring 2021 debut. The company didn't narrow down the release window beyond that, but the news still means that we're getting another MCU series this year besides The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.



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