Bud you don't have to explain yourself. If people think this an actual black hole then let it be. Goku and Vegeta woildn't be able to withstand 1,000x Earths gravity without trouble yet people think they went against a real Black hole.theherodjl wrote:What does a Ki blast sucked up by it after heading in its direction prove? Cell's kamehameha was sucked by by Gohan's kamehameha too after colliding with it, Ki techniques can totally consume other techniques.Saiyan007 wrote:i must have imagined Android 18 ki blast getting sucked up by the attack then.....
Not too mention the arena is made out of the one of the most durable things in the multiverse.
the arena is durable than anything in our universe,Goku comments that the greavity is intense so i have no idea where you are getting it's less gravity than the arena lmao.Whis mentions that the attack is focused into a point to create a mass of gravity,the attacks was called a cage of love that even light can't escape.The attack is called pretty black hole how much more obvious can it get
A black hole is literally defined as a region of space with such a strong gravitational pull that not even light can escape it which what was stated in the episode.I'm not going to argue what is on screen because it doesn't apply exaclt to our real life physics
Being made of the most durable substance doesn't mean much if ordinary Ki blasts from fighters with widely varying power levels can fragment or shatter several sections of the arena, the sun withstood a 10x kamehameha from SSJ4 Goku(who according to DB Xenoverse, is close to or on par with the SSJG tier of power) so the arena isn't nearly as durable as stellar objects. The core of a star makes Kachi Katchin look like crumbling sand.
The gravity would be intense for sure but Goku's only ever trained in 100g, that leaves a vary wide range of gravity between a machine that can simulate the gravity of a large planet vs that of a dwarf star. The sun can pull with over a hundred thousand times gravity than the Earth, that's over 10,000x greater gravity that what Goku has trained with. I doubt Goku can even move freely in 1,000x Earth's gravity without having trained in it.
I can get the gravity of the arena being greater than the 'black hole' because the arena was neither displaced or spaghettified in the process, a true black hole would cause both to happen. Basic physics.
Its described as a black hole yet doesn't demonstrate the more in depth properties of a black hole, matter & energy all around whether it be at rest or not should be drawn into it like it was a gravitational carousel but none of that happened. It just pushed a path through the floor. What was described was not actually depicted.
Its a BLINO, Black-Hole-In-Name-Only.
Goku and Vegeta couldn't even go against Neutron stars and white dwarfs (things that could literally rip other stars to bits with its gravity) and a black hole is greater than both those things.
Neutron stars have gravity billions of times greater than Earths and a Black hole is even more powerful. You could fall a foot from the surface of a Nuetron star and you'd acceletate atleast at relatilvistic speed.