Thor's Feat is not moon level

DISCLAIMER: I am kind of rushing right now, so if my math fails, just politely tell me. Also, some of my measurements about the moon and the speed of the lightning are based on what I have observed from the gif.

The lightning bolt that springs off of the moon

This seems to go about the distance of 1/20th the circumference in about 0.15 seconds, but it is also not directly on the moon, and was instead in the sky so it was actually going a further distance which seems to be about 1+1/3 of the radius, which is gonna mean the moon is even smaller than what we have.

We then find out how far lightning can go in 0.15 seconds which is 11.25 miles

We then multiply 11.25 miles x 20 to get the whole circumference, which is 250 miles, but this is including the whole area above the moon.

now we have to do some algebra:

Height of lightning + moon (5/4r * 3.14159 * 2) = 250 miles

r=31.8 miles

r * 3.14159 * 2 = 200 miles

Circumference = 200 miles, which is twice size of Puerto Rico!!!It is this much surface area

He isn't moon level just like how DCEU fodderman isn't planet level

@death4bunniessaid:

A lot of this is wrong.. and odd.

Like .15 seconds? Frame rate is 1/24 of a second per frame, it literally can’t be .15 seconds.. like 4 frames is .16666 second that’s close I guess.. but then I frame by frames the feat .. and it gets even weirder.

I did it with a stopwatch. That is why I said "about."

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As you can see in the frame by frame there is once where it takes 1 frame to cross most that distance and another time it takes 10.

No. It seems to take two frames to cross a bout a fifth of the distance. The arc just changes shape often which makes it look like the motion is in the form of intervals.

No only do I think judging the size off the speed of real lightning is a pretty sus calc.. but each of the bolts are moving at massively different speeds.

The only bolts moving at different speeds are the ones in the crust. I do not know how fast electricity moves in the material that the moon is made of.

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Do you really think these two are the same bruh. Thor has a feat at least

Can we like wait until the movie comes out? These threads are getting ridiculous now.

If organic said this than you know hes not being honest

For once, I’m in agreement with you lol

Just wait for the movie.

Country level

I thought that was pretty clear.

so it went from 10 miles to 100?

lets just wait for the full scene pls 💀

movie literally will be out in 40 days and yall already trying to pull out calcs

@pandalumina: LOL. My calculator was broken. Of by a power of 10. Also, I did make an error. It should be 200 miles.

@allhellkingdox: Where is the harm in trying? Calcs are a lot of fun.

@heiqn: LOL. So basically, my math was a little wrong, but not for the reasons D4B said. My calculator was busted. In reality it is 200 miles.

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@pandalumina: it slowly evolves to actual moon level

Watch lol

The cope.

@nassergrant19 said:

@heiqn said:

@pandalumina: it slowly evolves to actual moon level

Watch lol

LMFAO. HAHAHAHAHA

@pandalumina: LOL. This is why I rarely engage in calcs.

@goldeneagle: Because trailer hide thing or they use CGI to block out things until the movie comes out

@allhellkingdox: It's still fun though.

People really are forgetting that all the moons in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are actually miniature 8 dimensional Multiverses?

🤖You are such a troll. 🤖

❌Dont you get sick of being wrong?❌

🍭Your calc sucks.🍭

@nachocoloredsno: Stop.

OT: With this mind, Gorr is around Surtur level.

@nachocoloredsno: It was not even their calc. LOL.

Radius of 31.8 km??? The feat is fodder if that's the case.

Nwname used the size of Mimas that is 198.2 km in radius and the result is 8 teratons (borderline country level) if the entire moon was shattered, island+ if only the surface was shattered.

the film isn’t even out yet lol