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Sign in with Facebook. Sign in with Twitter. Is Iron Man possible? Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Next entry Mountain Biking with Physics. FizziksGuy 92 Posted April 24, Link to comment. The same goes for Tony Stark. Unless he worked some kind of advanced, shock-absorbing material into the suit that he never talks about, he should have far more broken bones and concussions than they ever show on the screens.
And some of those injuries would certainly be fatal, like when he crashes Mark 1 into the desert in the first Iron Man. In the films, Iron Man is often depicted flying horizontally, with all of his rockets pointing right behind him especially during the first Iron Man when he was soaring in a straight line over the Middle East. Because these types of scenes look so epic, we tend not to question them a trend many superhero movies rely on. All of his rocket power is pointing backward, with nothing pointing downwards.
It's one thing when he's flying straight up into the sky — then, it makes sense that all his rockets would be pointing behind him. But in the films, when Tony is flying parallel to the ground, the need for horizontal lift seems to be pretty much ignored.
The pull of the seatbelt is a toned-down version of what Tony Stark should experience when he makes those hairpin turns in the sky in the Iron Man suit. It would be one thing if he was changing direction slowly, like a car on a roundabout, but the way Tony zips around is the equivalent of a speeding car coming to an almost instantaneous stop, then rocketing into reverse the next millisecond.
But if Iron Man had to turn on his blinkers and slowly arc to the left whenever he had to change directions in battle, the movies would move a lot slower— so artistic license does have its merits. The Iron Man suit would be impossible without the Arc Reactor.
This nifty little piece of technology enables Tony to store massive amounts of energy in a cylinder the size of a hockey puck so that he can power the suit without having to lug around large containers of fuel. So, how does the Arc Reactor work?
Well, the short answer is, no one really knows no, not even Elon Musk. Repulsor technology was created by Stark Industries before the events of the movie and utilized in the Jericho Missile system. This technology was then applied as the method of propulsion for Tony Stark's "Pilot without a plane;" the Mark II suit. After the creation of the Mark III suit, Tony discovered that the hand-mounted flight stabilizers had offensive capabilities and employed them against the Ten Rings to destroy a weapon's depot and later against Obadiah Stane in the Iron Monger suit.
Fighting each other, Stark and Rhodey learn that if two suits fire their repulsors at each other, it will create a massive explosion in between.
During the final battle with Ivan Vanko , Rhodey, in his War Machine armor and Stark, in the Mark VI , defeat Vanko by firing their repulsors at each other with Vanko in the middle, creating an explosion that disables Vanko, but doesn't kill him. He subsequently self-destructs himself and his drones. When his house comes under attack, Stark dons his prototype Mark 42 suit and uses its repulsors to defend his house, unsuccessfully.
He later uses a portable repulsor to blast Eric Savin , which under normal circumstances would have killed him, but he survives due to the increased healing factor induced by the Extremis serum.
This is apparently only a one-use repulsor, though, as Stark discards it afterwards. When Stark summons his suit, the right gauntlet equipped with a repulsor is the first piece to arrive and he uses it and a machine gun to kill the guards holding him hostage.
During the final battle, all the suits of the Iron Legion use their repulsors against the Extremis Soldiers , ultimately killing them all. While rescuing the President, Rhodey uses one of Iron Patriot's repulsors to cause the armor, himself and the President to swing to safety from an explosion. Detecting that Pepper Potts has Extremis, the Mark VIII suit targets her with its repulsors, but she destroys it by punching it through the arc reactor.
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