No, because physics doesn't work the same in Marvel and DC.
If you're saying Marvel physics =/= DC physics, or that Marvel physics is =/= that of real life, as a reason Carol can't IMP at LS, then you should feast your eyes on this.
Monica Rambeau almost turns an Earth into rubble by hitting it at lightspeed, but chooses not to.
No, because physics doesn't work the same in Marvel and DC.
If you're saying Marvel physics =/= DC physics, or that Marvel physics is =/= that of real life, as a reason Carol can't IMP at LS, then you should feast your eyes on this.
Monica Rambeau almost turns an Earth into rubble by hitting it at lightspeed, but chooses not to.
And how exactly is that supposed to convince me that Carol can perform an IMP? We've never seen a Marvel character perform an IMP before even though they had what it takes to do it.
No, because physics doesn't work the same in Marvel and DC.
If you're saying Marvel physics =/= DC physics, or that Marvel physics is =/= that of real life, as a reason Carol can't IMP at LS, then you should feast your eyes on this.
Monica Rambeau almost turns an Earth into rubble by hitting it at lightspeed, but chooses not to.
And how exactly is that supposed to convince me that Carol can perform an IMP? We've never seen a Marvel character perform an IMP before even though they had what it takes to do it.
Monica did perform an IMP, but she chose not to land it.
Carol herself moved dozens of tons of mass to and beyond light speed. That's well above throwing a punch to lightspeed.
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