If his legs are strong enough to hold up a mountain the he should be able to leap the Ocean or even jump into low orbit at the very least.
Hulk
Character » Hulk appears in 7771 issues.
After being bombarded with a massive dose of gamma radiation while saving a young man's life during an experimental bomb testing, Dr. Robert Bruce Banner was transformed into the Incredible Hulk: a green behemoth who is the living personification of rage and pure physical strength.
Can Hulk jump high enough to reach space?
@The Stegman said:
I'm sure he can because...*sigh* Hulk is strongest there is...blah blah blah
Not a fan of Hulk I see.
I like him as a character, I just hate how much PIS he can generate depending on what is needed of him in a story@The Stegman said:
I'm sure he can because...*sigh* Hulk is strongest there is...blah blah blahNot a fan of Hulk I see.
Plot Induced Stupidity, it's when a comic book writer does something that annoys a read so they don't accept it@The Stegman: What does PIS stand for exactly?
@The Stegman:Oh! Sort of like how Roy Harper could magically fight like a martial arts GENIUS whenever he took drugs and somehow trick the Justice League into letting him go on a rampage where he killed someone AFTER attacking Green Arrow AND burning down his house then possibly killing a pimp with a gritty scowl on his face?
@WarMachineMarkV said:
- If Greg Pak is writing the story he could jump through time as well as space
HA!
I had a very old comic of the Hulk having a leaping distance of three miles. In other words he sort of bunny hopped away. Now the Red Hulk dumps Thor and leaps to earth from the moon. Thats 90,000 miles plus. Gravity or no gravity. That is PIS Over-dose or what.
@vidarrodinson said:
I had a very old comic of the Hulk having a leaping distance of three miles. In other words he sort of bunny hopped away. Now the Red Hulk dumps Thor and leaps to earth from the moon. Thats 90,000 miles plus. Gravity or no gravity. That is PIS Over-dose or what.
No that's the loeb force.
@Enosisik said:
There are lots and it happens in almost every comic. Captain America dodging bullets at point blank range is pis. Wolverine being able to fight toe to toe with Hulk is pis.
Big time PIS.
@Enosisik said:
If his legs are strong enough to hold up a mountain the he should be able to leap the Ocean or even jump into low orbit at the very least.
Yes, Hulk can jump into space. He once jumped so high he almost achieved stable orbit.
@Super_Gui_1 said:
@vidarrodinson said:
I had a very old comic of the Hulk having a leaping distance of three miles. In other words he sort of bunny hopped away. Now the Red Hulk dumps Thor and leaps to earth from the moon. Thats 90,000 miles plus. Gravity or no gravity. That is PIS Over-dose or what.No that's the loeb force.
QFT
Hulk will have to jump upwards without stopping and reaching beyond 25,000 miles per hour in the process. If he can do that then yes. If not. then no.
@Enosisik: Had done in already in some other thread. But imma keep it simple this time, just gonna use what @Supreme Marvel: said. So basicly he needs about 11'500 m/s of initial acceleration. 2500 lbs = 1135 Kg. 11'500 * 1135 * 9,8 (value for earth gravity) = 130'000'000 Newton of force required, the real value would be higher since @Supreme Marvel: value doesn't take air friction in addition. Anyway he requires a ludricrious ammount of strength to do that sort of jump, saying his legs are 3 times as strong as his arms it would be like benching 4'400 tons (not sure if the conversion is good).
But ya no need to be math wizz just need your physics.
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