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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good question.. based on physics of equal and opposite forces and juggernauts muntant powers - juggernaut should in thoery hit the hammer and stop with the hammer at his feet...
I am sure others will come up with a different thought process..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thor's hammer wouldn't stop Juggernaut, but Juggernaut isn't physically strong enough to knock it away by running into it. The hammer would probably just repel off the Juggernaut and go back to Thor.
Now if the Juggernaut were to jump and the hammer were to come crashing down on him, it would drop him easily. The Juggernaut cannot receive physical pain or damage, but that doesn't mean he can't be knocked around or down. Especially since he's already mid-air. |
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"How about if juggernaut was to run directly into a standing still Thor hammer?"
That's a better question. The other way round wouldn't do anything. The hammer would just bounce of Juggernaut. The hammer is immovable, not unstoppable. Vice versa for Juggernaut. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Do any of you know the actual equation for this question?
Or is it all magical forces? "
It's literally a case of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Do any of you know the actual equation for this question? "
Theoretically if an unstoppable force would colide with an unmovable force, a black hole would be created.
- According to some science guy |
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"How about if juggernaut was to run directly into a standing still Thor hammer?"
Like if he tried to grab it from the ground as he ran past? Probably knock him off his feet and dislocate a shoulder 
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over a year ago
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Mjolnir must have some fancy geosynchronous positioning thingummy going on, as the earth is constantly moving through space and it would remain in that spot as the world drags itself around where Thor leaves it. Aren't comics great! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"How about if juggernaut was to run directly into a standing still Thor hammer?
Like if he tried to grab it from the ground as he ran past? Probably knock him off his feet and dislocate a shoulder
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For the sake of the argument the hammer is at juggernauts chest level floating on an indestructible speckle of dust |
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"Mjolnir must have some fancy geosynchronous positioning thingummy going on, as the earth is constantly moving through space and it would remain in that spot as the world drags itself around where Thor leaves it. Aren't comics great! "
Haha technically the hammer isn't affected by gravity or magnets so if you leave it whereever it will not move even if the rest of the earth blows up |
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"Juggernaut is capable of absorbing energy, so, he would stop Thor's hammer dead in its tracks. "
That would make the hammer unmovable. So would the Juggernaut stop? |
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