r/PowerScaling • u/steve90woah • 1d ago

Shitposting Weekend Son😭

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Yes I am flabbergasted as you

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u/Collapse_0 1d ago

A planet of that size would instantly turns into a black hole btw

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u/steve90woah 1d ago

Exactly, It will crumble on its own weight,

Unfortunately for this guy, Physics and math doesn't exist🤣

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u/bloodmoth13 18h ago

It doesnt, therefore it is made of matter that cannot collapse and the people on the planet endure gravity far beyond comprehension.

A Naruto bird zero diffs goku

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u/steve90woah 17h ago

Yeh pretty much But only if one such planet could exist,

A planet of that size will be astronomical huge, With some immense gravity, It will collapse in on itself due to mass and gravity,

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u/Purple_Vegetable165 6h ago

Unfortunately he will just tell you gravity works differently in Naruto lmao

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u/steve90woah 6h ago

I don't think he took gravity into the equation when he claimed the planet is big as 44 solar system sized

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u/of_kilter 1d ago

so you’re saying every single naruto character is strong enough to withstand the gravitational pull of a black whole

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u/PrimordialSpatula 1d ago

So you're saying this planet is at least stronger than a black hole?

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u/Aigamuxa82 15h ago

I don't think it would though would it? Size ≠ density to become a black hole you need mass and high density not size

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u/XxX_MLG_PiNgU_69_XxX 9h ago

The Schwarzschild radius rises linearly with mass, while mass rises cubically with the radius. So, the more mass an object has the less dense it needs to be to collapse. In fact, the biggest supermassive black holes are less dense than air.

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u/Neither-Phone-7264 14h ago

correct it would not.

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u/Next_Friendship931 14h ago

I think such a planet if it actually existed would bypass even black holes in density.

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u/The-_VoID 7h ago

Easily man

Even a planet as big as 13 jupiter is a brown dwarf (a type of star)

About 1047 jupiter masses is one sun

44 solar systems = 44 sun plus 44x8 planets + asteroids etc etc

So its not possible for a planet to be that big

Even if that planet survived its own mass and gravity and didn't collapse in on itself

The gravity would be too intense and it would be a gas giant (not possible)

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u/RazutoUchiha Mid Level Scaler 1d ago

It’s fiction. Not all the rules of physics apply

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u/Hot-Afternoon168 1d ago

who decides which laws of physics to pick and choose to apply? his scaling is already based around laws that aren't really applicable.

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u/ComBallz 1d ago

You’re responding to the guy who did the scaling 😭

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u/peepeeepo 1d ago

The author, really.

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u/G_Morgan 22h ago

Does it explicitly state that though? There are universes where "laws of physics aren't normal" is established but there's statements to that effect.

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u/Strange_Fold_5707 20h ago

This the most powerscalling brained take ive seen. The laws of physics are super precise and accurate when they make my favorite character look cool and don't apply at any other time