How fast is Naruto ?

[Mikeuhsomething36]

Dude, lemme ask you this, minato did'nt tag baby naruto as the nurses did'nt let him hold his son, or what scene you talking bout? If its the scene where the god tree roots trapped him, either minato could'nt teleport in the roots or something like that, or do you think minato can't teleport to the sun within 8mins

You stated before it wouldn't take a second now it's eight minutes? Minato indeed did otherwise, he should not have appeared back at Naruto's side as a baby I think he even tagged his wife. Or perhaps there were kunis I would have to check. It does appear to take some time depending on distance which would reaffirm my former molecule statement. Minato isn't slow by any means, he isn't called the yellow flash for nothing I'm just stating it's scientific fact that he isn't faster than light virtually nothing is aa ny physics standards it's utterly impossible. I just seems as if people don't understand what "lightspeed" entails. Unless plot is a factor because if teleportation such as FTG was Faster than light Minato should be able to teleport anywhere in the entire world however the manga implies evidence otherwise. Also I hope you understand truly how far the sun is away from earth for minato to accomplish such a feat

 

[Nardo]

No, he isn't saying that all Naruto fans think that way, but those who think that way are only Naruto fans. Hope you get it. Obviously no one can generalize, because there are sensible Naruto fans too like Indra and Nardo and Obito the supreme jin.

True.

 

[shelke]

I'd rather see scientific studies such as this.

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"Electricity and light are both forms of ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION (ER) and all ER travels at the same speed of 300,000. km/second

How many miles per second is 300000 km/s Radio waves, radar, microwaves, light, gamma rays and X rays are all forms of ER and they all travel at " the speed of light"

It's also already been discussed on another board,

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I've takem several classes of physics which is why I thought the examples give would be enough. The sad part about physics is the more you know the more you realize you were a jon snow, you knew nothing. But this much I'm certain on. Lightning goes through several buffers in the atmosphere which us why it slows down. That's part of the reason why you see electricity to begin with because the photons or moreover electrons get excited what you stated is true but a misnomer in sone aspects as stated above.

And I have actually studied meteorology, and I can tell you that lightening is no where near even half of the speed of light.

What you are talking about falls along the lines of neurophysiology of visual perception, when is explained properly by the last poster here:

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In physics, it's a basic fact that lightning is an electrical discharge. What you are talking about is the "flash of light" that precedes lightning. That isn't lightning, but the expansion of gases from where the lightning passes. The gases are heated by lightning, as it can increase the T by several thousand K. That releases an EM radiation, which lightwaves are a part of. That travels at the speed of light, not the bolt itself.

That expansion creates a vaccum and a zero pressure area. When the air rushes back in to stabilize the pressure Zone, that results in a massive shockwave we call thunder. I mean, how can electrons even travel at the speed of light? And what about the speed of sound link? Lightning obviously travels faster than the speed of sound, which sits at Mach 1, when the slowest recorded lightning is at mach 4, and highest at mach 45.

 

[Uchihakil]

You stated before it wouldn't take a second now it's eight minutes? Minato indeed did otherwise, he should not have appeared back at Naruto's side as a baby I think he even tagged his wife. Or perhaps there were kunis I would have to check. It does appear to take some time depending on distance which would reaffirm my former molecule statement. Minato isn't slow by any means, he isn't called the yellow flash for nothing I'm just stating it's scientific fact that he isn't faster than light virtually nothing is aa ny physics standards it's utterly impossible. I just seems as if people don't understand what "lightspeed" entails. Unless plot is a factor because if teleportation such as FTG was Faster than light Minato should be able to teleport anywhere in the entire world however the manga implies evidence otherwise. Also I hope you understand truly how far the sun is away from earth for minato to accomplish such a feat

Yea, it won't take a second as no time passes when someone teleports, I was simply asking you so I hear the answer directly from you, and nowhere in naruto manga does it say the further the distance the slower minati's teleportation is, teleportation is always instantaneous, so no, despite the sun being extremely far away, if minato has the chakra, he will instantly appear on the sun if he used hiraishin, here's another example, summoning jutsu (its a form of teleportation) the sage and co instantly summoned naruto and co from another dimension, so no, no time passes when objects or people teleport no matter the distance, unless you can prove otherwise other than the chakra needed

 

[The Demon Hawk]

True.

Oh I see what you did there. But fine anyway...

 

[Nardo]

oh i see what you did there. But fine anyway...

Lol extra late XD

 

[Mikeuhsomething36]

And I have actually studied meteorology, and I can tell you that lightening is no where near even half of the speed of light.

What you are talking about falls along the lines of neurophysiology of visual perception, when is explained properly by the last poster here:

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The remaining here:

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In physics, it's a basic fact that lightning is an electrical discharge. What you are talking about is the "flash of light" that precedes lightning. That isn't lightning, but the expansion of gases from where the lightning passes. The gases are heated by lightning, as it can increase the T by several thousand K. That releases an EM radiation, which lightwaves are a part of. That travels at the speed of light, not the bolt itself.

That expansion creates a vaccum and a zero pressure area. When the air rushes back in to stabilize the pressure Zone, that results in a massive shockwave we call thunder. I mean, how can electrons even travel at the speed of light? And what about the speed of sound link? Lightning obviously travels faster than the speed of sound, which sits at Mach 1, when the slowest recorded lightning is at mach 4, and highest at mach 45.

The reddit link you'd have to scroll more. Also some scientist do in fact state that lightning is just light taken forn through a "wired buffer", lightning is ab ekectric discharge from clouds in the basuc sebse definiteky right there not disputing that at all. What I am saying is that lightning infringed by several molecules in the aur since it dies take physical form. Anything with mass which lightning has is can be slowed down. Photons however cannot. But do atoms ttavel at the speed of light? Of course not however in basic chemistry electrons by themselves have zero mass. Although I admit I only took chem and bio chem without overcomplicating it, atomic mass and mass number are just protons and neutrons. Light is made of photons which have no mass not an anomaly in Newton's law of theromodynamicd. The article merely states lightning and light being synonymous. The light itself isn't lightning that wasn't the point it was talking about electricity itself in a vaccum of space. After all the speed of light that we know is only the vase in a vaccum of space. But of course somr scientist disagree but thanks Shelke didn't know there was another buff in that area too definitely learned something man

 

[Mikeuhsomething36]

Yea, it won't take a second as no time passes when someone teleports, I was simply asking you so I hear the answer directly from you, and nowhere in naruto manga does it say the further the distance the slower minati's teleportation is, teleportation is always instantaneous, so no, despite the sun being extremely far away, if minato has the chakra, he will instantly appear on the sun if he used hiraishin, here's another example, summoning jutsu (its a form of teleportation) the sage and co instantly summoned naruto and co from another dimension, so no, no time passes when objects or people teleport no matter the distance, unless you can prove otherwise other than the chakra needed

Oh no not in Minato's case just the nature of FTG. When tsunade and the fourth raikage were to appear on the battle field they definitely dod not appear instantly. Also worth mentioning is that minato used FTG to get to the battles l field "actually running there would be extrenely tedious and taje possibly hours". But he didn't aooear at Naruto's side instantly. I don't remember there being an explicit statement that more chakra is needed the further the distance. Although I can reason that it would/should be something implied though as even Sasuke's case he needed more vhakra for long distance travel. I'm just calling what happened in the manga, short term teleportation should not have equivocal speed to long term it wouldn't make sense unless people think a person's molecules vanish then suddenly reappear in another spot....then again it's adding physics to Naruto. That's just my take anyway. Funny how this turned to a conversation concerning physics, definitely getting some insight

 

[Uchihakil]

Oh no not in Minato's case just the nature of FTG. When tsunade and the fourth raikage were to appear on the battle field they definitely dod not appear instantly. Also worth mentioning is that minato used FTG to get to the battles l field "actually running there would be extrenely tedious and taje possibly hours". But he didn't aooear at Naruto's side instantly. I don't remember there being an explicit statement that more chakra is needed the further the distance. Although I can reason that it would/should be something implied though as even Sasuke's case he needed more vhakra for long distance travel. I'm just calling what happened in the manga, short term teleportation should not have equivocal speed to long term it wouldn't make sense unless people think a person's molecules vanish then suddenly reappear in another spot....then again it's adding physics to Naruto. That's just my take anyway. Funny how this turned to a conversation concerning physics, definitely getting some insight

Yea but he never did have a tag on naruto

Yea speed is a big part of physics, due to me going to school and reading for tests, I'm a bit slow in the reply, but I aint giving up, I want to bombard you with other feats