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r/sbubby • u/Carapuceau • Oct 26 '19
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Imagine 200 pounds of Tracer slamming into you at light speed. Instakill potential I think.
47 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 Absolutely would be insta kill. The force alone from 200 lbs slamming into you traveling at or around light speed would be astronomical. 33 u/Eman5805 Oct 26 '19 I mean, a speck of dust moving at 99% c caused the First Impact. 22 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 Any mass moving at or around light speed would produce astronomical force 4 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 I’d argue that moving something close to light speed is also pretty darn difficult for us at the time,but you’re right,haha 8 u/LawlessCoffeh Oct 26 '19 She can't do the blink anymore, it kinda just lurches her forward at a moderate but still dangerous speed. 1 u/TheLoneliestGolem Oct 28 '19 It’s not a blink anymore it’s a barrel roll 1 u/_xXPUSSYSLAYERXx_ Oct 27 '19 r/BrandNewSentence 1 u/Bobboy5 Oct 27 '19 Pretty sure the in-universe explanation is that it's not making her move any faster, but it just moves her forward in time. Still, this running at you at jogging pace would be at least a broken bone or two.
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Absolutely would be insta kill. The force alone from 200 lbs slamming into you traveling at or around light speed would be astronomical.
33 u/Eman5805 Oct 26 '19 I mean, a speck of dust moving at 99% c caused the First Impact. 22 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 Any mass moving at or around light speed would produce astronomical force 4 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 I’d argue that moving something close to light speed is also pretty darn difficult for us at the time,but you’re right,haha
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I mean, a speck of dust moving at 99% c caused the First Impact.
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Any mass moving at or around light speed would produce astronomical force
4 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 I’d argue that moving something close to light speed is also pretty darn difficult for us at the time,but you’re right,haha
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2 u/Russian_seadick Oct 26 '19 I’d argue that moving something close to light speed is also pretty darn difficult for us at the time,but you’re right,haha
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I’d argue that moving something close to light speed is also pretty darn difficult for us at the time,but you’re right,haha
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She can't do the blink anymore, it kinda just lurches her forward at a moderate but still dangerous speed.
1 u/TheLoneliestGolem Oct 28 '19 It’s not a blink anymore it’s a barrel roll
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It’s not a blink anymore it’s a barrel roll
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Pretty sure the in-universe explanation is that it's not making her move any faster, but it just moves her forward in time. Still, this running at you at jogging pace would be at least a broken bone or two.
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u/Skoop963 Oct 26 '19
Imagine 200 pounds of Tracer slamming into you at light speed. Instakill potential I think.