Spaghettification?

SkY-St0rm8108·1/18/2024 in Research

So in Loki, it's possible to be "spaghettified", by entering the Temporal Loom. Spaghettification is a real thing. A NASA article about spaghettification says "This effect essentially stretches out the object more and more as the object gets closer to the black hole, creating a long, thin shape. This process is known as spaghettification". In Loki when characters were spaghettified, they were in multiple strands.

This isn't the only example in the MCU with a character being spaghettified. Take Reed Richards and Scarlet Witch. In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda turns Richards into "Ramen Richards".

So my questions...

Is the radiation from the Temporal Loom possibly strong/stronger than a black hole?
Is the Infinity Stones ( Wanda being Reality, Loki being Time) the cause of this power?
Are the other heroes (supposedly supposed to replace the stones) going to be as powerful or even more powerful than the radiation from the Loom?

(Edited by SkY-St0rm8108)

Infinity Stones Loki Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Scarlet Witch Time Stone HYDRA Time Variance Authority Reality Stone Temporal Loom

Superbattleshipyamato·1/18/2024

Possibly.
Probably not. The Infinity Stone of Time is quite separate from the TVA, and arguably weaker than the TVA. As for Wanda it’s not the radiation that allowed her to spaghettify Reed, but being able to take advantage of Reed’s powers and use them against him.
There’s no evidence that heroes are going to “replace” the stones, so that falls flat from the start.

(Edited by Superbattleshipyamato)

SkY-St0rm8108·1/18/2024

Didn't know that. Loki quite literally becomes the "God of Stories". Could it be possible for him to control what happens on a set timeline, making him the new He Who Remains?

What do you think?