Originally, this was a thing I’ve kept in the vault because there’s always something
to be said for something like this.
For example, “Well, it’s a stand, so it should just work.
” While I believe in the same thing, Stone Ocean had a good amount of stands that connected
over with real life phenomena’s.
Plus, in this case we have a direct quote of it.
It was said that it was impossible to explain the phenomenon of Made in Heaven, but in summary,
Made in Heaven uses the gravity of the whole universe and uses it to accelerate time.
Now it said it was impossible to explain, but for one, I think it meant it couldn’t
explain all of that in the space given, two, I’m going try my hand at it.
So, what we know because of the stand chart is that Made in Heaven utilizes the gravitational
power of the universe.
The two questions to that is how and how does this work?
Well, using the power of the universe is no minimal thing.
To think about how many planets, how many solar systems, and how many galaxies there
are, it would make this easy to comprehend.
The difficulty in that though, is that if everything is being harnessed, then what is
continuously giving the other power since we’re taking from everything.
If we were to control all that power, yes it would astronomically powerful, but it wouldn’t
be infinite exactly if we were leaving something out.
Black holes are the answer to this all.
I’m sure that everyone knows what a black hole is, but it’s about the properties of
the black hole.
In the center of one is gravitational singularity and what takes place there is ridiculous.
You can also call it a singularity point, which would connect over into the phrases
that Pucci had to recite for heaven, that’s interesting and a neat little thing Araki
included.
Gravity and density become infinite, and space-time curves infinitely.
Even the laws of physics start to fall apart at the seams because of this.
Even the concept of black holes are huge issues to what we know, and which is probably why
Araki had written that this isn’t something to be easily explained, because we don’t
even know how to explain it all right now.
But, on the power.
Made in Heaven utilizing the power of the universe makes a lot more sense when black
holes are taken note of.
It’s the reason why Made in Heaven is infinite in speed, though strength being B is very
puzzling because the speed that he’s moving would make everything unfathomably strong,
but you know…
JoJo.
Anyways, the point of it all is that Made in Heaven utilizes infinite gravitational
power which give it the speed that it has.
Now about what it does to the universe.
So, the constant speeding up the universe is a puzzling thing.
Many ask as to why everything else moves faster, but no one is progressively ageing.
Well the thing is it’s affecting time itself and not the biological clocks we have.
There’s no way that gravity can age a living thing, it just doesn’t affect that.
But everything that was affected in what we had seen was connected to our laws of physics.
Acceleration is faster, momentum is faster, gravity itself is faster.
The best example given was the glass cup being dropped.
With everything being faster, there would be no legitimate way for us to see that cup
being dropped.
If space-time is being pushed to move infinitely faster (even though that itself is bizarre)
then everything we see would happen there.
The solar system itself no longer moves as fast as it did, it did it to the point of
where we don’t even recognize the sun as a sphere.
And for what happens with Araki’s portrayal of how it would work, it makes sense except
for when it comes to the aging of certain things?
It didn’t happen in the manga, but it would work like this if it did.
So, you know erosion, right?
Well, in here that would happen a lot faster.
Or for something like the man getting frozen for being in the freezer, that happened a
lot faster.
I’m puzzled as to how that works that way because I can’t connect any laws directly
to how this works?
It’s odd, but how it works should work someway nearing how living things wouldn’t age.
Well, I’m more sure that gravity here would connect to a sort of energy which would give
reason as to how things like that happen, but I can’t find a direct answer for this.
Since Made in Heaven is a phenomenon that does affect things like kinetic energy then
I guess that would connect a lot of the dots on certain things I
just can’t answer at the moment.
But for what I asked originally has been covered, so
I think I’ll rest easy on that.