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Topic	Why does Wonder Woman need to block bullets?
AlisLandale 06/05/17 1:37:19 PM #29:	Mikablu posted... AlisLandale posted... Mikablu posted... AlisLandale posted... I heard that shes as durable as superman but is weak to piercing damage. But that makes no sense and is stupid. She can handle a lot of force just fine if it's spread out like in a punch, but a lot of force condensed into a point (like from a bullet or a sword blade/tip) can still pierce her skin. It's like metal armor; a plate of metal can tank a mace hit, but a bullet might go through it still (albeit at a reduced speed). Could a plate of metal tank a mace travelling at the speed of a bullet? >~> Probably not, but you get my point. And if not, let's go with two weapons moving at the same speed: a mace and a pick. The pick has a point to concentrate all the force into a much smaller area, meaning that it would likely go through a plate of metal (like armor) while a mace with the same amount of force behind it would dent but not break or pierce the metal plate. Your words make some sense but now I want them to revive mythbusters and test all this crazy stuff in a Wonder Woman special. Cest la vie. --- Currently Binging: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex http://i.imgtc.com/YQId2Bz.png <cite>AlisLandale posted [p:880457061] in Why does W... [t:75424004]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mikablu posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AlisLandale posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mikablu posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AlisLandale posted...</cite> <quote>I heard that shes as durable as superman but is weak to piercing damage. But that makes no sense and is stupid.</quote> She can handle a lot of force just fine if it's spread out like in a punch, but a lot of force condensed into a point (like from a bullet or a sword blade/tip) can still pierce her skin. It's like metal armor; a plate of metal can tank a mace hit, but a bullet might go through it still (albeit at a reduced speed).</quote> Could a plate of metal tank a mace travelling at the speed of a bullet? >~></quote> Probably not, but you get my point. And if not, let's go with two weapons moving at the same speed: a mace and a pick. The pick has a point to concentrate all the force into a much smaller area, meaning that it would likely go through a plate of metal (like armor) while a mace with the same amount of force behind it would dent but not break or pierce the metal plate.</quote> Your words make some sense but now I want them to revive mythbusters and test all this crazy stuff in a Wonder Woman special. Cest la vie. --- Currently Binging: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex http://i.imgtc.com/YQId2Bz.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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