Not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but i'm sure someone can at least do the math.
How cme Ant-man can travel distances so fast ? I've noticed in the films he travels great distances but seems to travel them in hours or minutes i would have thought being smaller the distances would take longer and not faster.
Can anyone answer this for me ?
Oh and its not real just a film is not a valid answer
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.You think that is weird. Chew on this. When he increases anything including himself to a giant. The mass would increase but not the weight. A 1 kilo toy train 11 inches long. Would still be 1 kilo even at 11 feet long. Not to forgetting that its integrity would most likely be floppy. The science really falls apart when you think about it. Just allow for suspension of disbelief like all movies and veg out and enjoy. Fyi decrease in size would be easier just eliminate the deadspace between our cells and atoms and magic your smaller.
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