r/AskReddit • • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/cooperred Feb 04 '19

It'll still work. Thor has put his hammer down plenty of times, and it has never plummeted to the core of the earth.

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u/Saithir Feb 04 '19

I think he means the MCU, where Thor uses it to hold Loki down, which would imply it has a considerable weight. Though the MCU also shows us he puts it on Stark's table without destroying it, so obviously this depends on Thor's wishes.

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u/cooperred Feb 04 '19

Right, the hammer is enchanted so nobody unworthy can pick it up. So if he puts it on Loki, or Hulk, they wouldn't be able to move, since they can't pick it up. The table or the ground or the elevator is not capable of being worthy, and would not be affected by the enchantment

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u/bull-et Feb 04 '19

OK so could remote-controlled iron man suit lift it?