The Truth About Thor's Hammer

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

Well, it looks like I have to clear up some misunderstandings, so here you are! 1. Please do not confuse which Thor this video is referencing. This video is about the Marvel version of Thor, not the original Thor from Norse mythology. That Thor is patently different for a number of reasons. 2. Magic _does_ exist in the Marvel universe, but it has still been debated from time to time whether Asgardians are magical or using incredibly advanced technology. In this video, I discuss how Thor's hammer might function if it has a scientific explanation because, as discussed earlier in the video, _magic_ does not follow laws that allow proper study. 3. Yes, I know gravitational waves were detected at LIGO. I actually mentioned that in the video and showed a picture of the research facility itself. 4. The song at the beginning is called "Local Forecast- Slower". It is a royalty-free song composed by Kevin MacLeod and available for download on his website. Link in the description. Yes, I Hate Everything uses the same song in his openings, but he does not own the song, and I did not steal it from him. 5. I must regrettably confess that I did not actually have a magic/high-tech hammer stuck on my laptop. There might have been some loopholes I could have instated, such as breaking the table legs and forcing the laptop and hammer to slide off, but it was all a set up to allow me to talk about Thor's hammer. If you have any more questions, let me know! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@TwelfthOne]

Loki uses magic, so I'm pretty Thor's hammer is magic.

[@KillerKatt66]

+theJman12 How do you know he's using magic and not some quantum level technology? Where is your evidence?

[@TwelfthOne]

+theJman12 *pretty sure

[@TwelfthOne]

+KillerKatt66 Are you talking about Thor or Loki?

[@KillerKatt66]

+theJman12 Either. Or all of it actually, did you miss the part where Thor says "I come from a place where magic and science are one and the same"?

[@princejohn9535]

"I promised to release shows weekly" *Presses X for Doubt*

[@SuperTurtle0]

“YGS every Friday”

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

Just to answer a common question: Yes. A young child can typically lift a 40 lb object off of a table. I'm not talking about hoisting something over your head. I'm talking about momentarily lifting it to remove something from underneath it.

[@UnforsakenXII]

+The Imaginary Axis Literally thought you meant curl that shit. I can barely curl 40lbs at 19, welp.

[@Krishnaeternal]

+The Imaginary Axis A 9 year old could *lift* a *20kg* object off a table? Pushing it off and have it crashing to the ground you mean? I wouldn't put at 20kg object on top of my laptop!

[@jennifertillery8280]

+The Imaginary Axis By your theory, you should be able to pull the laptop from underneath the hammer. Js.

[@catshumpcats3]

+Jennifer Tillery You're not too bright, are you? You know that's exactly his point in saying a child can lift it... And that's what this whole video is about... His hammer and why you can't pick it up...

[@Kdotkon]

+Jennifer Tillery I won't attack you like the last commenter, that's excessive and unnecessary. I will however, offer a disagreement. Because Mjolnir is still exerting it's gravitational field between it and a specific source (Earth for an example) and the laptop is between Mjolnir and the source, the force exerted by Mjolnir should make it impossible to move the laptop too. But, I'm theorizing.

[@Just.Penguino]

The vsauce of comic books “A hero of our time”

[@stop5997]

Wow, 2 whole years and no replies

[@vantheofferl.gutierrez2096]

@@stop5997 lmao

[@maskedemotions7197]

@@stop5997 way to ruin it

[@oscarleon5583]

I just call him "The Imaginary Axis Guy".

[@anime-rr6og]

@@stop5997 sad

[@donrabbit9233]

40 pounds?.... Ah.... I'm pretty sure it's crushed....

[@ajfucaloro9064]

40 pounds isn't that heavy.....

[@naingmon]

Anthony Fucaloro Still, that much mass over a small surface area would likely crush the laptop.

[@researcher_21c72]

Damaged yes crushed no

[@firefoxmd420]

Blubberblub RH I doubt anything super important was damaged that bad. 40 pounds is barely anything

[@revolvingworld2676]

@@firefoxmd420 Barely anything? 40 pounds are what you use for weights

[@kieranoanean5485]

no you can't move thors hammer but you can move the table

[@trellgotbeatz3599]

Lmfao

[@rynieryarom4277]

Ya. Why wouldn't you tilt the table and let the hammer slide off the laptop. Unless it had unlimited inertia, which prevents it from moving at all.

[@thinglol9158]

Lel

[@spacecore2935]

Rynier Yarom then it would appear like it was flying out of the room and such

[@Tombr4mb4]

Meaning... A robot can lift?

[@phenrilwolf]

Mjolnir's enchantment says "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor". I think the gravitational bond is more simbolic than effective. You can hold it in space(with a space suit of course) with 0 gravity, but still not get the power of Thor. Maybe Hulk would lift it by brute force, but still wouldn't get Thor's power anyway, so for him it only would works like a common hammer, and would be just as useful as when he picks up a car, or a steel beam to take the shit out of an enemy.

[@itscaptaincod9724]

It shook when he tried to lift it for the first time. It considered him worthy

[@cartersmith6628]

well at least slightly...

[@TheMasterWillReturn]

You can't be slightly worthy. Either you are or you aren't.

[@katanakeith1]

Or, the hammer has a sense of humor and when Cap tried to lift it, the hammer started to move and then..........Psych!

[@motherahmed2815]

ItsCaptainCOD that's just bad acting

[@gabccy02]

He can lift the Hammer, but the fact that he is doing it for a bet is not worthy, but yes he is worthy and can lift the hammer when needed to.

[@baoquannguyen1542]

The laptop is worthy Edit: OMG wowowow Thank you for a thousand likes this the first time I’ve got one

[@sandor139]

Laptop is not living thing.

[@qiaoshengling2241]

sandor139-it’s a joke

[@sandor139]

No.

[@MidnightDStroyer]

Actually, if Mjolnir is currently "locked into" to Earth's gravitational effect which precisely counters against the hammer's own weight/mass, then all you must do is slightly decrease the gravity effect in that same vector. IE- Lift up on the surface upon the surface where Mjolnir sits. Don't lift up on Mjolnir directly, instead lift up the surface below it. Grab the laptop & lift it up, tip it to one side & let the hammer fall off. In some of the older Thor comics, this HAS been done before: A construction crew using a crane, winch & cable hooked up the cable to the hammer, but couldn't lift it, yet someone (who was definitely NOT worthy) could still lift it by with a telekinetic field by forming that field UNDER the hammer & lifting up on the TK field. This was during a time when Thor would change back into the lame Dr. Donald Blake if he couldn't touch Mjolnir within 60 seconds. That same villain nearly succeeded by putting a TK forcefield around the hammer, keeping Thor from touching it...But Thor used a *different* attribute to break the TK field, which is that when Thor "calls" it back to him, no force in the universe can prevent it from returning to him. That's what I find so funny about those memes I've seen when Thor's joking around by leaving his hammer on the toilet seat...All they'd have to do is lift the seat! What makes it a joke for Thor is because he *knows* they'll all try lifting the hammer. He's amused by how many mortals limit their own line of thinking!

[@amytanner4931]

Jax mac321 if it's worthy then let's see it move it

[@lordender525]

"Anomalies can't be studied using science by definition" SCP Foundation: Allow us to [REDACTED] ourselves

[@danieladowell5025]

This

[@40watt53]

@kobeftw2400 you clearly havent read an scp article

[@sans1099]

lmfao

[@asgardninja9674]

2:05 Stan Lee is definitely worthy

[@petelee2477]

Or you could just find out every fictional character that has succeeded in lifting the hammer and figure out what trait they all have in common

[@petelee2477]

Although I like your method better

[@louisvictor3473]

The common trait is very simple: plot convenience aka author's will. Very fitting, if an author is a god of his created world then truly only those a god finds worthy can lift it.

[@gamernoob6337]

Ripped biceps😂

[@zeldasama]

@@louisvictor3473 Yes worthy for Odin is, worthy by author's means. (Odin's on to us)

[@DxvinderSingh1699]

Thor vision cap odin

[@tilemahosb111]

Hands down, best channel on YT to binge on early mornings with a hot cup of coffee.

[@reynaldogonzalez940]

"Why, I converted mass into energy last week" 😂😂

[@UrbanFarmboy]

I know what it means to be worthy. And if you look back over everything you know about Thor and Mjolnir, I'm sure you will also find it to be true. One is deemed worthy, when they desire the hammer for nothing other than the preservation of life.

[@JaelinBezel]

4:52 isn't that just like Tony? A friend gives you a crystal to examine and you use it to figure out ways to kill that friend. What a great guy.

[@thecorrurtion215]

I wish I had a friend like that, like what a great guy

[@alkebulanawah4242]

Just like Batman, she!t friends

[@jamesovenden3833]

You wouldn't have to lift up the hammer if you just pulled the laptop from underneath. It would be like pulling the laptop from underneath a 42.3 lb weight. But nice video anyway.

[@ryanyu9996]

i was thinking that too at the end of the video

[@poweredbygarri1]

75 lbs. was constructed from a dwarf star

[@lieutenantdan8541]

+poweredbygarri1 I thought it was a neutron star and if it was made from a star it would weigh more than the earth but if you wanted it to weigh 75 lbs out of its material it would have to be a few nanometers wide

[@poweredbygarri1]

ok dying star, mini sun. cool. it also has Uru metal compromised within it. it has enhances magical properties. the hammer isn't magical. all science

[@lieutenantdan8541]

+poweredbygarri1 Another cool thing since it is made out of a neutron star if thor ever put it down it would fall through the earth. you can find this all on vsauce3

[@Kre8-1duH]

I came as your channel by random suggestion from KZbin's algorithm and I couldn't be more pleased. Your breakdowns are phenomenal. Fantastic work sir, just fantastic. Keep it up.

[@zero1188]

batman once lifted the Mjolnir. it exploded because it wasn't worthy

[@nawgancnehh5517]

LOL

[@bread8609]

lmfaoooo

[@sleepwalker79]

Vision did too... he lifted it in one hand like a paper weight

[@pranaynayak7855]

+Tyler Becraft thats becuz he had the life stone on his head

[@sleepwalker79]

Yeah that takes away from it... it was still funny to see thors face though

[@ShadowSaberBaroxio]

You know, you sort of look like Peter Parker, from Spiderman.

[@ButtonMasha]

lmfaooo

[@infamousgreed8144]

+ShadowSaberBaroxio the best spiderman

[@masterjamz7431]

yep best spiderman is the original

[@dinadina-batman4897]

+Master Jamz yew Toby mguire

[@travisarchibald5293]

lol yes at first I thought it was him

[@triceratops7084]

I bet you can't explain Doctor strange

[@triceratops7084]

XD

[@tiquezgraham7963]

I can cough the psionicly manipulates the comic energy's of the universe with the use of powerful devices (artifacts) and knowledge for gods i.e. being from I higher dimention

[@Hoomi1504]

lool

[@jimmymills8763]

😂😂😂

[@burnttoast6924]

Triceratops go look at the film theorists he made a video on that

[@MasterAlexGames]

How i would describe your channel: the golden age of the game theorists. 2012-2014

[@DaelinZeppiTheComputerGamer]

Yes... Exactly. That's how I sum this channel up to people I recommend it to "Old School MatPat"

[@fishermanWyatt-qg6tw]

This guy kinda reminds me of vsauce. And vsauce is good

[@pipthegooner]

I know right!

[@alecdoresky6513]

A dollar tree version

[@YangyChaddyDad]

And also game/film theory

[@doziaye]

I read this in Morgan Freemans voice

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

Morgan Freeman Morgan Freeman!!!!!!!!!!

[@finn_underwood]

Thor's Hammer will generate and emit gravity when someone tries to lift it; gravity significant enough to prevent people lifting it. And yet, when it's placed on a table and someone tries to pick it up, when it generates it's extreme quantities of gravity, it doesn't break the table. Logic!

[@finn_underwood]

***** So it perfectly balances out the force down to the fraction of a fraction of a second, so the moment it's released it stops generating the additional gravity. Eh, whatever, it works. I concede defeat, good sir.

[@finn_underwood]

***** It's the internet, m8. Numbskull is, like, the most nerf insult someone can generate. No worries.

[@FffFff-qr9xs]

But wouldnt it make it possible moved by increasing your power faster than it's reaction speed and then wouldnt the world be doomed?

[@MrKassNova]

@pyropulse it has nothing to do with gravity

[@MrKassNova]

It has nothing to do with gravity

[@RedRiotRoss]

YOU SMART

[@LamsterLou123]

+RedRiot he smart indeed

[@Tarinnnn]

YOU LOYAL

[@FrancesFarmer00]

+Trintus XD

[@darengurson]

YOU smart you loyal you grateful.... say my name baby dj Khaled

[@Tarinnnn]

I APPRECIATE YOU

[@icefrout]

Gravitons are in Agents of Shield. Therefore this is a very viable theory.

[@GenusOfficial]

9:54 While wave-particle duality is a fundamental principle of quantum mechanics, it is important to note that it does not necessarily apply to all particles or to all phenomena. For example, gravitational waves are waves that are associated with the motion of massive objects, but they are not associated with the wave-particle duality of subatomic particles. Similarly, gravitons, if they exist, would be particles that mediate the force of gravity, but they would not necessarily exhibit wave-like properties

[@jasonlee148]

I've got an idea. Just saw off two of the legs of the table and the hammer will fall off your laptop as the table tips over.

[@TNTBLACKOUT]

He said that in the comments

[@gregnelson183]

Nice work on this one. I like the way that you incorporated science, "magic", and reality. This was great in the way that you explained what could be there that we have not discovered!

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

Just 500 years ago we thought people who can see in the electromagnetic spectrum were seers because they assumed they had magical powers There's about 2% of people able to see in that spectrum like birds and reptiles can

[@TheBlidget]

"Why not I converted mass into energy last week?" best line in any of your videos

[@travioli9643]

11:03 The powerful space sombrero that holds us all together

[@suijin9083]

ohmylord

[@travioli9643]

whups i meant to say midichlorians

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

+Tr Hansen Indeed.

[@doc8187]

+The Imaginary Axis reply

[@mattgrosenbeck5196]

+You Sure? ₩

[@linkzellda]

What Thor reference was that the Asgardian's technology is a potent mix of magic and technology granting them considerable edge and versatility over the other races. The problem is that people then to associate magic with the supernatural realm or something like Harry Potter when magic it just a fancy word to descript something that science can't explain and it has nothing to do with the supernatural.

[@itsflashtime7155]

Has anyone pointed out that he looks like 2008 Spider-Man (if it's wrong don't blame me)

[@theopinionchannelforyou7739]

No he dosent

[@dangerm2156]

Give him a Nobel already..

[@shawn14isme]

I can feel the major Vsauce influences in this video.

[@gandalfthefilthy731]

you gave me an idea watching this. I believe Stan Lee's next cameo should be him picking up Thor's hamer with a line like, "excuse me sir, did you drop this"? if anyone else is worthy, it's gotta be Stan.

[@cashtraprecords5469]

Man genius move i would have loved to seen that R.I.P. Stan Lee

[@cykablyat8129]

shouldn't supernatural mean very natural

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

No. That would be like claiming superhuman means "very human".

[@bluishwolf]

In Latin, super means above or beyond. So supernatural is beyond natural.

[@ziquaftynny9285]

Did you not what the video?

[@cykablyat8129]

Ziquafty Nny what?

[@ziquaftynny9285]

i am link *Link, Watch*

[@thnkng]

Iron man is basically batman no powers has suits/plans to wreck his team if needs be.

[@kgrandekyle]

ya iron man has more advanced technology while batman has more combat skill and is smarter in the way of being able to find a weakness for every superhuman,I like both but batman would win in my opinion

[@kalashnikov6608]

Black Panther is marvel's Batman. D.C's Iron Man is Cyborg

[@alexratnakar]

+Kalashnikov I'd say that DC's Ironman is the Atom from Arrow

[@zivarny]

+Alex Astronaut agreed

[@kalashnikov6608]

Alex Astronaut Atom is DC's antman

[@ArcanePath360]

I noticed your Death Note reference there with Light travelling, lol

[@ThePatank]

was surprised this comment was so deep

[@seedy949]

I watched this video 10 times, but it still entertains me every time

[@assassinsword5922]

5:42 being the Halo nerd i am i must correct Its not Halo 4 forruners, its Halo forruners Halo 4 is the first time *THEY* _PHYSICALLY_ appear in game The forruners tech is all over the place 343 guilty spark The terminals The halo rings The ark The flood was kinda their creation because they had a war with the primordials, the creature that made everything, and that pushed some of them to grind themselves to dust, whitch corrupted and became the flood EDIT: I just relized you said "Halo forruners", not "Halo 4 forruners", human error, sorry

[@infamouscoolioYT]

Thor’s hammer has a fingerprint scanner on it for only him and Captain America. Captain America just took awhile to figure it out.

[@bibomisa6999]

1:08 omg he can make that hammer vibrate damn he is strong

[@bunch_of_numbers]

Easy lift earth with mjolnir on it and bam! you can lift mjolnir

[@nathareo2344]

lol

[@deadphase4453]

Then you would be lifting either a planet or a table. I can't say "By picking up this glove I'm picking up a singular bacteria." Because I'm not.

[@hunterschuh5806]

um.....u still can't move it. u try lifting the table to move the hammer but the hammer becomes heavier the more force you use to move the table

[@Jesus_616_Christ]

Umm, because...grammar?

[@hunterschuh5806]

+Triforceman98 I don't care

[@steevysleepy7326]

Thor’s hammer in Norse Mythology: *really really rrreeeaaalllyyy heavy*

[@coppersky]

"He sat his hammer on my laptop" OMG man I'm rollin

[@tyredfire9445]

I use to be a fan but now.... I'm an air conditioner

[@2ksubswithnovid362]

You copied my joke Well Done... I'm Proud Of You

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

+Jaheim Reid I'm taking this as a compliment.

[@2ksubswithnovid362]

+The Imaginary Axis lol

[@DONSMOKEPAPI]

+10,000 Subs and N0 VIDE0 well, i guess now hes a copy machine (Bunch of ooh screams) im not a rapper

[@tidepods8055]

+The Imaginary Axis Nice video

[@yourparents7478]

Your videos are so well thought out and VERY well-edited. Great job! Love, Dad

[@maksuree]

you can't lift mjolnir, but can you just slide it off the laptop?

[@stepienmaximilian]

Gary?!

[@aka_u-mad2638]

No I don't think so because remember when in thor he put the hammer on loki and he was unable to move his body let alone the hammer? I would imagine any object around the hammer is also affected by the gravitational shift which is why it wouldn't crush the laptop and so anyone not worth could just pick up the laptop and hammer

[@madscientistshusta]

hi im Gary! hello im Gary! hi my name is Gary. hello there friend im Gary. GARYGARYGARYGARY

[@greerjones9472]

+AKA_U-MAD There is no gravitational shift with Mjolnir. In the comics it was explained that the enchantment would cause a "quantum lock" or some fancy shit like that and the hammer would ignore anyone's influence to move it if they were unworthy (so natural forces would still apply). This includes grasping, pushing, or having laid upon one.

[@aka_u-mad2638]

Greer Jones alright then so he couldn't slide it off

[@TheJosh4300]

Chuck Norris couldn't lift Thor's hammer. The hammer wasn't worthy of him.

[@kgmlb2]

"Tyler...you just cant turn of gravity." "Why not?" "I converted mass into energy last week..." HILARIOUS!!! NERD HUMOR!! EMBRACE IT. LOVE IT!! LOL!!!

[@Telikott]

Why don't you just pull the laptop out from underneath the hammer, You don't have to be worthy to pull something out from underneath the Mjolnir, Do you?, Because as he said it ONLY scans you if you touch the hammer so being the genius you are I thought you would have done that but I guess not...

[@Tombr4mb4]

That would mean an Android could potentially lift the hammer. It doesn't have to be worthy, if it is not technically a being.

[@Kenroy_Tatoute]

You just had to fire shots at the end the there

[@thelastmlg2699]

@@Tombr4mb4 say hello to vision in your way home.

[@timedragon5492]

I looked at all the people who have been considered "worthy" and the conditions they lifted the hammer. I compared them all and tried to figure out what makes Thor "worthy" and not them. And I was actually able to figure it out. "Worthy" doesn't exactly mean being "pure of heart" or something like that. It's all about confidence, a complete lack of self doubt and anxiety. People like Captain America and Superman should seem the type to be worthy, but they're not. Cap's a man way out of his time and Superman is a literal alien and didn't even know until he reached maturity and had his world shattered. But in the heat of battle, they don't have time to think of their anxiety when their pumped on adrenaline. That's why they could briefly lift the hammer. I could be wrong, I've just never seen Thor suffer from any sort of self doubt.

[@screamingdean5]

I love how you scientifically explain comic books. You do a good job of it.

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

9:40 Light Yagami.... well played

[@christopherharts1995]

Laughed my ass off when light traveled!!!

[@cdurkinz]

I disagree with 8:11. On multiple occasions MCU's Thor places the hammer on things that are just barely strong enough to hold it's ~40lb weight. A glass table, a coat hanger, etc. Someone unworthy tries to pick it up, it cannot become more heavy or add more gravity because then it should break through those things. It doesn't break the glass table and fall to the ground when all the Avengers give it a go and I'd wager it wouldn't rip the coat hanger down if someone unworthy tried to grab it there either... Just my opinion anyway. I believe it still could be a technology, just not one so easy that we understand it already.

[@radicaltrains1402]

so if I go in space I can pick up the hammer

[@sadeknight9112]

Radical Trains yes, but what is up? There is no up in space

[@unoriginalyoutubename8761]

Jordan Stolp That was a joke right? What he meant was very clear

[@ibeethatoneguy7807]

you make awesome videos bro keep it up

[@159tony]

since the hammer makes the flying sound when it's picked up in the movies, i am thoroughly convinced that whenever you try to lift the hammer and being unworthy, the hammer accelerates downward at exactly the equal force that you're pulling it up with. like a tug of war. +1 -1 = 0, cancels out and/or injures the person attempting to lift the hammer.

[@yanuchiuchiha2210]

thor: "only the worthy can use my hammer!" superman: "alrighty..." [hammer doesn't even move] chuck norris: "my turn" [lifts hammer with pinky finger]

[@No_OneV]

Or just slide the laptop from beneath, technically you won't be lifting the hammer...

[@thegoofygoober12]

You make all this stuff sound so reachable like in the very far future we could become like asgardian “gods”

[@Metronomical3]

0:44 I doubt they could lift that with one arm, maybe with both hands

[@bertalankovacs8322]

That's like 19kg. I'm 100% sure they'd find it quite a challenge even with two hands

[@under_score3829]

0:00 IHE music! (I know it's Kevin MacLeod)

[@alexgandol6181]

If Thor left his hammer on a lift and the lift moved, dose that mean that the lift is worthy?

[@williamgappmayer5317]

Lol

[@NoU-pf8fc]

I don’t think it applies to cars lol

[@rickyhsu146]

Wat if u push it down instead of pull it up?

[@gringheist9424]

*mind blown*

[@LLYoutube565]

Welp you have a new sub!

[@goodgame2010]

Your channel is awesome and your analyses of complex subject matters are brilliant! Keep up the great work!

[@JackBlack-qn7us]

so basicly anyone can wield thors hammer if they're in space

[@DaelinZeppiTheComputerGamer]

Yeah.

[@JackBlack-qn7us]

+TheInsaneComputer Gamer and if thats the case then the best place to fight thor would be in space?

[@bat-man502]

Yea anyone can lift his hammer in space

[@seanmadson8524]

+Abraham Abundez Perhaps they can lift it, but can they use it like a boomerang, or shoot lightning from it? I think the extra abilities might be powers reserved for worthy individuals, otherwise it's just a metal brick with a handle in space

[@DaelinZeppiTheComputerGamer]

Sean Madson Yeah you would need to be worthy to do that, I presume. Jack Black Well unless you have a plan to disarm him, no. Otherwise yes, providing you can fight well in space.

[@jamesbeeks2377]

Release episodes weekly huh ???......🤔🤔

[@BronyPonyVal]

Quality over quantity. :)

[@greyson3131]

I've always assumed that Mjolnir was a sentient weapon. A Asgardian machine with a fully formed AI or a truly magically enchanted item with a soul contained inside. It searches the "spirit" of the one trying to wield it and it determines whether one is "worthy" by the warriors code of the ancient norse. Would explain why Cap (and a handful of others) is able to use the hammer when in the heat of battle.

[@bat-man502]

Just be a robot you can lift it since the enchant only applies to living things

[@gamezrobotics3384]

haha

[@15Redstones]

+Abraham Abundez Or use a glove

[@captainzedsdead]

+15 Redstones iron man and patriot tried with their suits hand... if u didn't see that (both in this video and in avengers: age of ultron (i think its age of ultron))

[@derpmanaveragegamer7791]

then why didnt ultron wield it

[@andrewlarson5621]

+Totalvikingpower you are right

[@thetruemystic_]

I wonder what type of civilisation the gallifreyans would be?

[@thetruemystic_]

Good point, Gallifreyans ftw

[@Tobi13131]

is there a list with the different types that civilisations can have?

[@onixasas]

type 4 atlest

[@scruffyea4062]

speaking od british fictional races....what about wizards....is it science...evolution....nanobots.....wat civilization are they

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

AO2Gaming. Hmmm they can create localized dimensions so possibly a 4 or a 5 maybe.

[@JasonsFilmsYT]

Worthiness is so vague and incredibly inconvenient

[@maelstrom_wander2646]

could the flash generate enough speed to pick up thora hammer?

[@capatis7310]

Yes. Nope. I don't know

[@phantomgaming8192]

I subscribed

[@thebalder9634]

If it was truly gravity manipulation, the hammer would have broken the table in the Avengers tower in Age of Ultron.

[@MCY112]

Well, if you put the hammer in a lift, what would happen? The lift would go up... So based from that, it's proven that the lift is supposed the rule Asgard with Thor/Odin! =)

[@ManpreetSingh-pt1ve]

In the movie Vision lifts the hammer. Explain.

[@batboyshark]

He is worthy o.o

[@sincityrednek8377]

they talk about that briefly at the end of the movie

[@poweredbygarri1]

movies have always done a bad job on describing books or graphic novels

[@anindapaul8823]

Vision is not an actual human being. He is a machine.

[@Abominatrix650]

He's more than that - he's a synthetic life form. He's Vibranium-laced tissue synthesised by the Regeneration Cradle and given a combination of J.A.R.V.I.S. and the Mind Stone as a consciousness

[@lucalanzi9345]

you are a genius I sat a video and I was hooked

[@hmmnotsure]

Does anyone else think he looks like Tobey Maguire😂😂😂 No offense.

[@saakethpeddu2698]

HOW IS IT 43.5 POUNDS ITS MADE FROM A DYING STAR!

[@rohanrojy8782]

Nerds United No it's not.

[@saakethpeddu2698]

thats what someone said in a theory so thats what i believe

[@rohanrojy8782]

Nerds United Nope. The hammer was made in a star not out of it.

[@saakethpeddu2698]

oh

[@thatoneguy12ize]

Yeah so is every element in the universe genius.

[@tecnotrog1]

I'm so glad I found your channel!!! And I subscribed.

[@KobyMathews]

Highly advanced yet they still choose to ride horses.. interesting🤔

[@mehdiouabas9587]

@Crave Info Other then speed I am pretty sure a horse is better

[@redapple3426]

if it is gravity that holds it down how come the helicarrier in avengers when hulk tries to lift it the helicarrier doesn't get pulled down by the hammer?

[@thebentobismol6043]

RED APPLE hulk was applying an equal amount of uplift as the hammer was creating downdraft

[@killman369547]

the spell only applies to living beings, the hammer itself weighs less than 50lbs

[@Bobba8590]

Your videos are very therapheutical. Thank you.

[@alanross7497]

You are AWESOME

[@hitgirl-zj3lg]

I´M IN LOVE WITH YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS.... :) sorry if im annoying haha

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

THANK YOU!

[@pandamelonentertainment8777]

......#sexfantasies

[@Just0a0JVLapler]

i cry everytime

[@hitgirl-zj3lg]

WTF I NEVER NOTICED YOUR ACTUALLY REPLIED I was rewatching you videos and I just saw your reply ... :'( I hate KZbin notifications

[@davindeptuck7905]

Love the Light Yagami cameo/Death Note reference!

[@delta4900]

5.5 people can lift thor's hammer. Thor, Beta ray bill, Odin, Vision, Stan Lee ( as shown in the episode. ) and, sometimes Captain America. In marvel only.

[@notoriouswhitemoth]

A few points... 1. What does "natural" mean in this context? You haven't defined the term, making it kind of meaningless. 2. The scientific laws aren't traits of the world, they're traits of science. They're a frame, a schema, a set of assumptions that science operates within. 3. The laws of science are well-defined, so if something seems to go against the laws of science, you can look at it and say 'here's where it disagrees' 4. The laws of science only apply within a closed system, so if the laws of science don't seem to apply to something, the simplest conclusion is that it's in an open system. 5. Sixteenth century philosopher John Dee experimented with clockwork and other simple machinery, regarded at the time as witchcraft. What exactly is the difference between magic and technology?

[@ladykoiwolfe]

We have a law that explains why superior science might look like magic, and we still do not have sufficient scientific ability to prove that ghosts exists. Love the ridiculousness if that.

[@SolidTheMighty]

It's all in the wrist

[@demontaeclark1163]

your comment makes me laugh

[@TheImaginaryAxis]

+ValenKnight It's terribly well-balanced.

[@mrmushin1]

time lords type 3 or 4

[@sotiris2273]

4

[@lh776]

3 & 4, since when was I going to just pick 3 or 4? (;

[@StormHeflin]

Time Lords are a type 5, let's be honest. Because they can literally create entire universes and do whatever they please to this one.

[@jongkey6258]

4

[@AresWalker8]

I replied to some with the same notion. After all to be type five they have to be able to use all energy in all connected universes across all time lines (and they do time travel!)

[@dogstar7925]

The universe is in jeopardy and Mjölnir is just sitting on a guy's laptop? 😂

[@2ksubswithnovid362]

I'm Early Let me Make A Joke John Cena

[@joshuagalang5648]

NICE

[@navels553]

Jokes need to be funny

[@2ksubswithnovid362]

+navels ♥ you Didn't Get the Joke Did You

[@joshuagalang5648]

+navels ♥ BURN

[@navels553]

+10,000 Subs and N0 VIDE0 I Got The Joke But It Wasn't Funny Why do you type like that

[@SuperTurtle0]

0:22 Ygs every Friday

[@ten._.s]

When you overthink a problem, you tend to make mistakes.... he probably make some mistake in this theory.... It’s easier to just accept the fact that Thor’s hammer uses magic instead of assuming that it is scientifically possible....

[@omegahtv6779]

Great videos bro!