Every comment like this just makes me more sympathetic to Vaermina, honestly impressed by their thick skin in the face of so much aggression.
I get that that's your view of them, I don't bother tracking names but that's generally what people try and hammer home in an unnecessarily insulting way, but I'm just impressed with Vaermina's restraint in not returning fire with fire.
You might want to check your science before going around claiming others don't know things.
Yes, but weight wise it's harmless, it would have no gravitation field of note, and the only way it could do even minimal damage would be via something firing it like a bullet. And it doesn't actually have the size to do any real damage that way because it would massively over penetrate creating nothing more then a tiny marble sized hole in the ship.
Thank you, corrected.
Even a beginner's ward should be sufficient at this point. Best to be careful anyway.
'Lord Lantern' again? Seriously, Manga khan, he's not going to call you that no matter how many times you IM him.
Assuming they make it that far. Pluto is still cracking, isn't it?
Good to know they're safe. Presumably they were being used as batteries for the Chaos Starros' spellcasting.
Yet more work for Atlantis.
Ugh. Seriously, if only you had the direct authority to smack him upside the aurora.
Hopefully the League's previous dosage of anti-Starro device will hold out. Wouldn't do for the team to get mind-controlled again.
...Well, that isn't good.
Why ask him, he doesn't care enough to know.
God, it's like Manga Khan has been sapping his intelligence this whole arc.
They didn't need to go down there, they were already there!
I would still have real-time monitoring active. Even if you can't go outside yourself, you can look.
Here's hoping she doesn't get hit first by whatever's digging its way free of Pluto.
...Fuck, it's strong enough to pull them in from orbit?Moving might be a good idea in general...
Oh, nothing much, just Pluto rolling in its sleep...
Physics isn't that loose, even in this universe. It'd have to vent, what, a thousand ship's masses worth of atmosphere to shift its orbital trajectory that much.
And it's really making your neck itch, isn't it?
Feeling a knife there, about to slip in?So many things, so little likelihood of any of them being the cause...
It's going to be like that scene in the Akira movie, isn't it? When Tetsuo lifts that container out of the underground vault... Slabs of rock tumbling like pebbles before something vast.
I'm sure others have plenty to say about the neutronium thing. All I know, I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it, whether it's moving or not...And now the Captain's starting to get concerned, isn't he? This is a bit above his pay-grade...
Oh, boy, that line's a big opening for so many comebacks...
Well, that's not good at all.
Are we about to lose Pluto? It just never catches a break in any DC timeline, does it?
I don't remember exactly what he did back then, but no. This works the orange sigil into it but also has a lot of other runic programming.
In space all motion is relative, so yes.
In Mass Effect, Charon is a relay incased in ice.
Pluto is a dwarf planet, it is scientifically a planet, just so tiny as to be inconsequential.
No, V says stuff like this:
At least when they're even involving the person making the argument at all, generally they stick to the actual argument.
Or what I actually see: 'If they don't try to stop or change their stance, even when piled on and aggressively mocked, they deserve what's comin to em'. Because we all know having a personal head canon despite someone on the internet disagreeing with you, is grounds for whatever insult you can think of.
I'm not seeing it, overly certain maybe, aggressive and self-righteous? Nah.
I'm sorry, this sounds like something I should actually have read. Would anyone care to reiterate?
For some reason I have this image in my head of the -probable- Star Conqueror telekinetically using the ship as a lift up bar to pull it self from the planet.
I understand the comment to be about how the mass of that much neutronium would be irrelevant as far as gravity is concerned.
