@petieson:
It doesn't matter if wonder woman or captain marvel were helping out, since one half or third of infinity... is infinity. Thats how the number works.
1- The Spectre is stated to be heavy not infinite
2- Wonder woman does not have infinite strength
3- if he had infinite mass then he would have crushed everything under him, not to mention the insane amount of gravity he would have
Also theyre clearly lifting it since theyre seen putting effort into it and are complementing the book on its immeasurable weight and wondering how it could be heavier than entire universes. Meaning he could lift them on his own without assistance since it doesnt matter how many people lift infinity.
1- the book was clearly levitating before they touched it,
2- the book was never stated to have an infinite mass
3- they never said that the book is heavier than entire universes.
Also, Jimmies watch emits a frequency. A sound. Meaning it can't travel faster than light or faster than itself unless you provide evidence showing its somehow sped up.
How do you know that it emits sound and not some other signal that moves MFTL?? light has frequency too
And superman can reach insane speeds during his fights. If you look through his comics than you'll find he can accelerate to high speeds within seconds,
Reaching high speeds in seconds doesn't cut it, he needs to reach those speeds within a short distance like 1-2 meters
and when he was timed on a trip to the sun, he was also fighting wonder woman along the way and still reached FTL speeds.
That's travel speed, they weren't even fighting, Superman just held Wonder Woman and tried to take her to the sun
Plus during a conversation with the flash, he sped up his senses and EVERY part of his body to continue talking to him despite the massive relativistic speeds they were moving at. Meaning Superman's super speed has almost no acceleration time at all.
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11113/111130781/3706710-4016045162-26290.jpg
Where does it state that the they were moving at relativistic speeds? you don't need relativistic speed to accomplish that feat
About that Callisto thing, you've taken that page out of context. I quote this from another website with a picture for proof, "Well, how's that for context? Callisto wasn't moving to New Krypton by itself, but it was traveling via a "Sunstone Crystal"technology utilized commonly for Kryptonian labor. Not only that, but if you actually read the comic, you'll find out that 1) most of the Kryptonians had literally just gotten their powers, and so were not too proficient in using them, 2) the Kryptonians were just in a battle with some renegade Thanagarian forces, so some of them might've been injured, 3) the advanced guidance system for the "Sunstone Crystal" technology was disrupted."
And, "Not only were Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern moving the Moon, but it's shown that they were also attempting to not overshoot the momentum of the Moon into the Planet itself, only to pass it by before pulling it back at the last second."
PLUS it was all in a vaccum. Meaning that if his solar contact was blocked then his solar power wouldve been limited to what he had and thus not infinite.
http://i35.tinypic.com/25s4kdx.jpg for the image, http://www.screwattack.com/news/superman-super-underestimated-kryptonian-problem for the article itself.
I didn't take anything out of context, Superman failed to stop Callisto and that's a fact, you are claiming that Superman has infinite strength, but the fact that he failed to stop Callisto proves otherwise, i doesn't matter how fast the moon was moving, if you have infinite strength you should stop it without any effort
I don't even necessarily need all these examples. The mere fact superman can super charge himself by sundipping whether it be for 15 minutes, 15 years, or 15,000 years to higher and higher levels of strength shows his power can grow limitlessly.
You said it yourself, he super charged himself after 15 minutes of sundip, claiming that he would keep getting stronger at the same rate after 15k years is just an assumption from your end
If his solar battery capped at some point, then his appearance wouldn't have changed much from his 15,000 year sundip. True it's technically overcharging and not permanent, but he can still overcharge limitlessly. And even then thats simply because he's rushing it and his solar power needs time to be properly absorbed.
You have no proof for superman having solar limits. You have no panels or any official statements. Whereas I have examples that can be used to infer a limitless cap.
You're the one claiming that his power will be multiplied by 5,443,200, so you're the one who needs to prove it, and i'm not saying that Superman's power won't increase at all, it's just that we don't know the rate that it would increase at
If you want to continue PM me
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