@death4bunnies: what happens to infinite strength Spider-Man that can overpower Thanos?
Strawman? Overpowering infinite is a onscreen feat backed by WOG but a outlier, same with resisting the snap for a time with strength according to WOG....I think I’ve always had Spidey as below Thanos in strength (tho Spidey can take a soul push Thanos can’t but that’s not strength) i think Spidey can compete with Thanos for a bit giving hits and taking some, the Thanos feats are still there listed above with the rest of his feats…like the Thanos feats didn’t suddenly go missing, they are linked above in post 4…right next to all the other strength feats.
@death4bunnies: what happens to infinite strength Spider-Man that can overpower Thanos?
Strawman? Infinite strength is a onscreen feat but a outlier..I think I’ve always had Spidey as below Thanos but can compete a bit, the Thanos feats are still there listed above with the rest of his feats…like the Thanos feats didn’t suddenly go missing, they are linked above in post 4.
Be that as it may, the feat, when averaged with his other high ends, and low ends too, puts Spider-Man's level way beyond the combined power of all these guys together
@death4bunnies: assuming he’s even 1% as strong as Thanos then he should clear easily since he’d scale to the near trillion ton catch from Captain Marvel, Hulk’s orbit toss, Thanos’s tesseract crush, etc.
@death4bunnies: assuming he’s even 1% as strong as Thanos then he should clear easily since he’d scale to the near trillion ton catch from Captain Marvel, Hulk’s orbit toss, Thanos’s tesseract crush, etc.
Fair enough tho I’m not sure I personally consider Thanos a trillion tonner.
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Imo Spideys scaling feats should be looked at in comparison to the other characters scaling feats.
And we can also compare stand alone non scaling feats.
@death4bunnies: assuming he’s even 1% as strong as Thanos then he should clear easily since he’d scale to the near trillion ton catch from Captain Marvel, Hulk’s orbit toss, Thanos’s tesseract crush, etc.
Fair enough tho I’m not sure I personally consider Thanos a trillion tonner.
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Imo Spideys scaling feats should be looked at in comparison to the other characters scaling feats.
And we can also compare stand alone non scaling feats.
Trillions of tons to crush something with the power to wipe out a planet would be a very conservative estimate
None of these characters have great LS scaling. I think Man of Steel's best LS feat even comes from Nam Ek, and he's probably the strongest person on this list.
@kryptonianking88: MoS best lifting feat is zod tossing that satellite, Faora casually tossing supes through buildings into a bank vault and Zod tossing Clark through 5 skyscrappers. Nam-ek's 150 ton train already started to decelerate half way through the throw so it's likely the feat isn't over 1000 tons.
@kamdor: tossing a “175” ton object atleast 100 feet in the air across a small town at a pin point target (Superman) which means the deceleration was due to him aiming and not freely tossing it with all his might, is well over a 1000tons
Try tossing a 50 pound dumbbell 100 feet in any direction with no momentum build up
@allhellkingdox: you have anything to back that statement up? Seemed like it was across the length of 4 city blocks at best and it started to decelerate in-between that distance
lets break it down ill use 1 ton for an example as humanoid object.
Force = mass x acceleration. If you were to simply hold 2000 lbs at a certain elevation and not actually pick it up off the ground and hoist it up, the force necessary to just hold it there would be (2000 lbs = 907 kg) x (gravity = 9.81 m/s^2) = 8,900 Newtons of force.
Assuming you could properly direct all of that upward force into the throwing of a 200 lb = 90.7 kg object straight up, that’s an acceleration of 98.1 m/s^2.
Normally I wouldn’t solve for the height without knowing the initial velocity of the projectile. But in this case, I’ll use W = Fnet x d = 1/2 mv^2 to solve for the velocity immediately after your lift, and just assume that your lift is the average American height of 1.75 meters. This gives us an initial velocity of 17.6 m/s, which we then plug into v^2 = v0^2 -2ay = 0, y max = v0^2/2a = (17.6 m/s)^2 / 2 (9.81 m/s^2).
Therefore, the maximum height of your 200 lbs projectile would be 15.8 meters, or 17 yards.
This is just a guess from me though but basic upscaling would show for you to throw 150 tons object (Train cart engine) 100 feet upwards and 100+ foot distance would requite much more then 10x the force which would still be above 1000 tons
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