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Duncanwii posted...

Theres probably hundreds of multiple earth sized asteroids out there in parts of outer space we havent seen yet so it isnt that implausible.

They would not be called asteroids though. They would be called "planets." It's not possible to have an irregularly shaped celestial body analogous to what we see in our asteroid belt that's bigger than Earth. When a celestial body is massive enough, its gravity allows it to become nearly rounded. We can see that with Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt.

pinky0926 posted...

As in, you want to know if the physics of asteroid properties make sense within the same universe that a man can absorb so much special magical gamma radiation that he becomes a giant unkillable rage monster from time to time?

Hey, they often try to balance the science fiction elements with scientific realism.

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