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So me and an anon on another board (that shall remain nameless) are having a debate on whether Cyclops can shoot a optic blast from New York to California. Now i'm saying he can but he's telling me he can't.
So /co/ i have come to you to see who is right
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>>81236906
He probably just killed a bunch of aquatic life.
Why the hell didn't he just shoot upward?
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>>81236969
idgaf about that you fool
back me up on this
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>>81236906
Go back to school, kids.
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>>81236906
he could probs shoot it the same distance but hed miss by miles due to the curvature of the earth
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New, better question: can cyclops shoot down a satellite?
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>>81237617
>he could probs shoot it the same distance
Proves I am right
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Can he shoot down black bolt?
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>>81238102
hasnt he done that once?
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>>81236906
Lets assume optic blasts are light and not punches from the punch dimension. The edge of the observable universe is roughly 45.7 billion light years away. So i would say yes. How far an optic blast could travel and still be powerful enough to do damage is altogether different.
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>>81239118
>>81236906
At least in the Ultimate Universe, the optic blast dissipates after a certain while. Scott mentioned that his blasts couldn't leave the atmosphere
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