That's pretty cool, thanks for sharing :)

How can you bench the Earth in space. Wouldn't it be weightless? Moving the Earth would be a struggle against the suns gravity would it not?

he was pushing against a machine that resisted at the calculated weight of the earth

This was pretty cool. Did you know that there's video kinda like this where they tell the speed and strenght of superman, IT's called Goku vs Superman its pretty neat you may like that one too and can you do one on the Hulk? ...well the most hes ever lifted I mean.

ya ill see if i can find stuff for the hulk

thanks for the feedback

@Nightwing_1234: Nice! Superman + Science = Badass!

I remember a time where comic logic wasn't weighed down by math. Those were good times.

this is cool thanks for posting this dude

New 52 superman is actually stronger than Post crisis Superman

haha ya he seems to have a giant power increase.. his durability is also getting really high as well

@Nightwing_1234: Can you do this for Hulk and Thor as well?(I know thor would be a bit hard considering that every big thing he has ever lifted are for legends, but can you try?)

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Superman benched the earth for 5 days= 14 septillion pounds. in five days non stop i estimate 250,000 reps.

then plug into formula

Initial weight times 0.03 = X

X times reps = Y

Y + initial weight= Max

140,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

x .03

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4.2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

x 250,000

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1,050,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

+ 14,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

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1,050,014,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

that is supermans max bench: 1 dectillion(spelling), 50 nonillion, 14 octillion

Superman can bench the solar system

i sincerely doubt that he is nearly capable to do that.

@toptom: LOL Superman fanboys

Now if Thor would just start showing what hes capable of

Nice math plus Supes never would've thought.

@toptom: thats cool if you doubt it, its just a calculation. it doesnt mean that he can actually do that.. or even that hecan't. it was just something for fun.. but i definitely see your point

@sommyt: im not a huge fan of superman ive just been questioning his power level since the new 52 came about. And i dont mean that calculation to be taken as gospel it was just a random thought.. hope that clears things up

Very cool! IMO I think Superman Prime from DC one million is the strongest version of Supes, but that's else-worlds/pre-52, so we'll rule that one out :D

@Nightwing_1234: i understand and good job with the math unfortunately real math is not comic math hahaah they have their own way of figuring things out like one thor fan did alot off research and math which was pretty cool and he said that mjolnir thors hammer weighed 4 quadrillion tons lol in reality thats the weight ...but in the comics i doubt it but still good math

That's friggin awesome !!!

SuperMan Has Bench Pressed 200,QuintillionTons Is 400,Sextillion lbs,Pounds

It's NNO0TT Dectillion Tons...It's Decillion Tons........SuperMan Is And I Mean Is BenCh Pressing 1,Decillion Tons Is 2,UnDecillion lbs.Pounds....And Not Even Goku & Vegta Super SaiYan 4 GoGeta can NNO0TT Defeat SuperMan Period

i think for 5 days the amount of times he benched it wold be closer to 450,000 because he did it with ease and i have benched the bar for something and i was able to do 1 per second and he is much faster and i could not do it for 5 days so the whole time it would be around that

@nightwing_1234: Too bad it doesn't work like that. I can bench 100 lb 20 times no problem. I can not however, bench anywhere close to 2000 lb one time. Hell, I can bench 200 lb 3 times, but i cant even bench 250 1 time.

I remember a time when Superman sneezed the Solar System away and everybody was cool with it, those where weird times.

doesnt mater batman is stronger he STOMPS superman easy 1 hand

LOL STOMP FANBOI!!!

@trebean: then you my freind must be an old man :)

You are going to have to redo that next moth if not next week lol when he was fighting Hel the same doctor who was studying him said he was stronger than she calculated lol :P

Nah, I just have enough money to buy some DC Archives.

new 52 superman stronger than pre-52 superman

but no match for SA superman

@trebean: well played good sir

Damn

@powerwoman: no one is lol. Sneezing powers are unmatchable =D

Actually... Given Superman Unchained #2... I can give you an exact amount of power that Superman could possibly have.

Every 90 seconds (that's what a moment is and what Batman would likely have meant exactly rather than colloquially) Superman takes in 140 gigawatts of solar energy. That's 140,000,000,000 watts or converted to joules which you should when converting to other forms of energy usage, that is...12,600,000,000,000 joules or 12.6 terajoules. That's roughly equivalent to getting hit with the International Space Station...

We know in the new52 Superman is 28 and spent 27.5 years on Earth. So we can say that Clark has the potential of having absorbed the above number of joules for 27.5 years and so with a little calculating... That's 31,556,952 seconds a year and 350,632.8 moments a year...9,642,402 moments over 27.5 years... and now that times 12.6 and you get...121,494,265.2 terajoules.

I found the following informat... and again using a little math we can figure out how much Superman can lift

"10 lbs = 4.536 kilograms

3 feet = 0.914 meters

Work done = m*g*h

= 4.536 * 9.8 * 0.914 = 40.63 J"

1,000,000,000,000 lbs = 4.036 terajoules

(121,494,265.2 / 4.036) * 1,000,000,000,000 lbs =

30,102,642,517,343,900,000 lbs OR 13,654,558,645,867,200,000 kilograms

In other words, benching the Earth is nonsense based on Superman Unchained #2 given what we know. Even if we take moment to mean 1 second that only makes it 2,700,000,000,000,000,000,000 lbs... So the question then comes down to the character speaking and the context in which they were speaking. I'd say I believe Batman over the woman who said he Benched the Earth for 5 days... Keep in minds that the number of Joules calculated here is the maximum clark could gain in a lifetime which is (sidenote, the 90x should not apply directly to the poundage like i did earlier this paragraph...i'm not going to calculate out what the actual number, but it should be similar) at best 1 billion terajoules. This isn't a number he maintains but rather the number he could have possibly gone through by this point in his life. This isn't an exact number however given that we don't know if he can absorb at a faster rate, if it's been the same all his life, and this doesn't account for day/night cycle which would cut down on how much light there is to absorb.

But for him to bench the Earth ONCE it would take him absorbing 100,000 times more energy than what we know he'd have and according to the 250,000 reps estimation he's need 25,000,000,000 times more energy than he could have and to be fine enough to continue on after that since we know he likely didn't fly till around 18 he'd still need to be reserving an about 50% of his energy that he have an exact number for...

@unbreakable_fs4:

I think machine has a fault lol

Supes is just to OP

@onemoreposter said:

Kudos to You, Sir (for having common sense).

@sanohibiki: but it does work like that if you do that many reps

Superman could lift the entire universe and flash still beats him any day of the week

Striking Strength>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Lifting strength

What!? lolno.

It is such nonsense that Flash (a human) can punch/hit very hard things and not break his hands.

I wonder why it is always being mentioned that Superman is the most powerful being on earth and you guys continue to say otherwise.

Flash, Martian Manhunter, Shazam, Wonder Woman....they only seem to compare to a Superman who holds back every time. Superman not holding back is another beast entirely not to mention one who is blood-lusted as well.

And didn't Superman bench press earth's weight for 5 straight days and would've done more? Was that his limit or he just elected to stop? I forgot.

@coolcat4 said:

When we are talking about benching weight which is bigger than previous one in two, maybe three times – that would be more or less plausible (eventually). But according to OP, we’re talking about Supes lifting weight of 250 000 Earth-sized planets in one rep. I never found post-COIE Superman to be overpowered, but that’s would be the deal breaker.

@sanohibiki: i understand what your saying and im not saying he could bench what was stated but it works like that, have you every benched the bar for as many reps as you can or you could even do just moving your arms it is depending on how many reps you did several times less then your max but if you could do as many reps as superman did without getting tired and five days strait it would work that way

that was not his limit, and during his fight with hel she said she miscalculated and he was stronger than she originally thought.

I want superman to get more feats........make him what he's meant to be

Calculations seems precise

That's awesome thanks

WOAH, bench press the solar system? That's awesome! :D

Actually it's impossible to calculate Superman strength, or even how far his powers go.

More than once we've been shown that he never actually reached his strength upper limits.

And through H'el we've learned that his powers have still a long way to go, in terms of growth.

So all calculations are pointless.