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3/31/2016 7:09:23 AM
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That's true, but it's not the force the killed him, it was the void of space that killed him. If u remember freiza was in his normal state, and vegita is easily capable of taking even golden frieza's attack. Even cell took an attack that could wipe out the earth (vegita's final flash)
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How would being in space kill him? He can go for more then a second without air.
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It's not the lack of air that would kill u, it would be the fluctuation in Gravity and the intense freezing that would take place. But tbh dbz is very inconsistent on what can and can't kill you.
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Normal humans can survive in space for a little while. http://science.howstuffworks.com/question540.htm So can he.
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But ur missing the fact that vegita had already taken attacks far superior to what frieza put in to busting earth, plus the gravity fluctuations would most likely speed up the death process
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He was not hurt much at all. Go to 4:10 for the battle. http://youtu.be/7_kycrBh_8M What gravitational waves? Plus Vegeta has withstood several hundred G's with little issue. Why would this be anything other then a annoyance?
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Exactly he wasn't hurt much from frieza's other attacks, that's why I'm saying he could withstand the Death Star and if a planet disappeared the gravity of the planet would instantly be dispersed, so if were applying science to this vegita would be pulled in all directions at once....but rly it all comes down to dbz super being inconsistent
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Vegeta would be sent flying away as well, he is not at the center of Earth. Perhaps they were both holding back and trying not to blow up the Earth? But idk, it is impossible to get decent answers with these things as you said.
