He presses W, throws his stars further but their speed increases, it should be the opposite
cause https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/ce7430d15548837bf666a409a61947ea5fa627f4
if r increases, than the total ratio decreases, this makes no sens.
Dubshoka11 votesHe also uses mana, implying more energy being put into the star's rotation.
Paper Towel4 votes
Because I am a star dragon, that's why.
SSShutTheDuckUp2 votesThis can be somewhat explained with something like "he uses mana, therefore he increases their mass". However - how can you explain that from the outside we can see his stars freely crossing Veigar's event horizon, then coming back completely save? I mean - for real, simple astrophysics!
Oleandervine2 votesAre you arguing physics in a universe where Zac, Karthus, Tahm Kench, and Annie exist? I'm pretty sure all bets on real world science were off once magic was introduced.
cinomenapplebae1 votesMaybe he makes them alot faster then when they were moving at the small speed before
GaleWinUnleashed1 votesWell they're also doing more damage, so obviously he put more energy into them. That even explains why it drains mana.
Kalmair1 votesThat's not even the right equation?
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Oops I didn't even look at it closely, I was thinking of his universal gravitation equation.
SlntReaper1 votesBut what about when you try to get into a higher orbit with a rocket ship? You have to go faster to get there.
ARequestOfDeath1 voteshe is a magical space dragon he doesn't care about anything. even gravity.
Kuzja11 votesPerhaps he manipulates each star's gravity to be much stronger and at a specific direction just to increase the star's speed.
