Discodez
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ORIGINAL: Fluke Skywalker Thing is wouldn't an explosion of that magnitude just vaporise the craft? The temperatures reached would have been millions of degrees - I reckon just like the multiple tumblers there is probably more than one Batwing, however like I said before you'd have to be a brave bastard to just try your luck on something which flies (as opposed to a Tumbler which is just a bad-ass car). well yes perhaps, but as I also said above, it's a neutron bomb. Now if I remember correctly from physics at school (now I may well be wrong, it was a long time ago ), Neutron bombs are designed to be much less destructive to buildings, weapons and other infrastructure, whilst still being just as deadly to humans and other organic life due to the higher levels of radiation they produce. Therefore if Bruce and the Bat flew far enough away from the blast site for Bruce to survive, then most of the Bat would also remain intact. Less destructive, not "not destructive at all." I remember asking my physics teacher about this at school, and he told me that neutron bombs, while relatively low-yield as nukes, would still have quite a blast radius. I always assumed that musta been a neutron bomb that went off at the end of Predator and that's why Arnie survives being in such close proximity to a nuclear blast. Er... only to die horribly of radiation sickness two weeks later. Neutron bombs are notoriously dirty weapons. My physics teacher looked like Jasper Carrott, BTW. [SPOILER!] I'd still like to know where that mushroom cloud came from at the end of The Dark Knight Rises if that nuke airburst over water. Ah'm tellin' yez, ah could nitpick fer Britain at the next Olympics! You sure can I'm not that precious that I'm so convinced that my reading of that scene at the end is the correct one (and I'm certainly not going to start stamping my feet and telling everyone they are WRONG! and I'm right). It's just how I read it, that Fox and his team of engineers at the end are doing a "Crash Scene Investigation" type thing, (Coming soon on Channel five: "It was the greatest act of heroism Gotham havs ever seen, now we take an exclusive look at just what happened to The Batman's plane/chopper/bat thingy" or suttin).
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