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Who would win in a fight 1 trillion Lions or the sun?
If you arranged a fight between the sun and enough lions to match the sun in mass (333,060 times the mass of the Earth in lions) the sun will still undoubtedly win.
What is the mass of a lion?
420 lbsAdult
280 lbsAdult
Lion/Mass
How much space would a billion lions take?
12.3 billion square feet
So one billion male lions would take up 12.3 billion square feet, which, dividing by 5,280^2 square feet per square mile, we get the number ~441.202 square MILES of lion.
Who would win lion vs Sun?
After 5 billion years, we’d still have a massive army of cats waiting to pounce on the coward sun. So there ya have it, trillion lions would smoke the sun. Winner: Lions.
Who is God in Pokémon?
Legendary Pokémon Arceus Is Considered A God In The Pokémon World. Arceus has the ability to create Legendary Pokémon as well. It is said that it designed Dialga, Palkia and Giratina, as well as Pokémon’s lake guardians Uxie, Azelf, and Mesprit.
How many Lions would it take to destroy the Sun?
You will need 12,431,231,340,000,000,000,000,000,000 lions to cause the sun to orbit the lion cluster, which will stop the gasses staying in the sun, therefore heat will be lost and its gravitational pull will be lost too, therefore causing the lions to ‘win’!
Why do Lions die off so quickly?
Around 57\% of the land on Earth is uninhabitable to humans as it is desert, mountains or polar so these lions will die off very quickly either from dehydration, hypothermia or a large fall down a mountain if they are spawned on the hillside.
How many lions are in 1 trillion?
The average male lion’s mass is 190Kg, and a females is 130Kg. As we’re all about equal opportunities here, we will have a 1:1 ratio of male to female lions in our cluster. Therefore 2 lions = 320Kg. 1 Trillion is 1,000,000,000,000
How many Lions would it take to create a black hole?
The 1 trillion lions all appear at the same point in time and space. The average mass of a lion is around 160kg so this would mean 1.6 x10^14kg of mass occupying around 0.173m^3 of space. This is nowhere near dense enough to create a black hole.