Superman and the Yellow Sun...?
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According to the current DC Comics storylines Superman's cells act like solar batteries: they absorb solar energy from the sun, which is gradually making him more and more powerful.  The comic backstory currently states that he did not absorb enough energy to begin displaying superpowers until he was in his teens.  There must be some characteristic of yellow stars' radiation which causes this effect as Kryptonians did not develop powers under their native red sun.\n\nHuman cells do not have this characteristic so any humans who lived on on Krypton would not have developed any powers.
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*Sigh*\n\nWhen I first heard that DC was gonna kill Supes, I immediately thought, wow, how are they gonna bring him back THIS time?\n\nAnyway - one of the 4 "Supermen" put Superman's dead body into the Regenerative Matrix in the Fortress of Solitude and powered it.  Supes comes out - alive, but no powers.  He then goes after the Cyborg - with the help of Superboy, Steel and the Last Son/Eradicator.  As the Cyborg tried to kill the original (What?  Did I say kill???  *GASP!*) Supes with K-gas, the gas interacted with the Last Son/Eradicator and thus passed through and somehow, gave Supes his powers back.  (Do I hear groans from the gallery, yes, I thought so...)\n\nGreen Lantern was also involved in this storyline, pretty heavily.  His involvement led to the development of Hal Jordan as the villain, Parallax.
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that the sun gived up
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I don't like Superman. I think he's lame, I mean, what's the point if he can just do EVERYTHING. Now, the Green-Lantern, that's my fave. I feel bad for him, no one likes that guy.
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Sorry but I got confused over the Sun and Son !
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Why is the Sun yellow? \nIt isn't, really. The color yellow is a purely human interpretation of a collection of radiation that hits the retinae of our eyes and gets processed by our visual cortex. \nAnimals seem to have some analogous way of discriminating light by some kind of 'coloration' sense, but we have no way to know if their brains actually 'see' the same thing we do when they look at 'yellow' light. Color detection is caused by photosensitive cells called 'cones', and some animals have none of these and would see the Sun as, presumably some shade of grey since there retinae have the black-white sensitive 'rods' instead, and which have a greater light sensitivity.
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whos rory emerald?? and superman stinks..
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The sun actually glows white-hot, so we can't look at it with the naked eye. When we do manage to get a glimpse, it appears yellowish. When it's rising or setting, it may appear orange or reddish, because of the bending of light rays.
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LOL MAYBE YOU ARE CLARK KENT BY DAY AND SUPERMAN BY NIGHT LOL... JK...
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it was superman....here is some websites to show when they were both created and some other interesting facts
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Current (comic) canon is that for shaving, Superman uses focussed heat-vision and a reflective piece of the rocket that bought him to Earth. By extension (and because he is Superman), he could probably cut his hair using heat-vision and two or more of the mirrored pieces. It is also entirely possible that he has something in the 'Fortress of Solitude' (his stash of all things Kryptonian) that would cover his needs too. My question is how does he keep the smell of burning super-hair down in his apartment...   ;)\n\nFor the  'cape and boots' comment. Quite often, Superman's cape doesn't survive (good dramatic effect in the comics) and he has a collection of them stashed all over the place. His boots, as with the rest of his costume, are covered by his 'Invulnerability' - anything close to and/or in contact with his skin is pretty much safe. (Again, sometimes his costume is torn for dramatic effect.)\n\nThe movie continuity is different from the comic continuity, and pre-1986 revamp (referred to as 'Pre-Crisis) Superman's costume/hair/etc is explained away as "Kryptonian, so it's super".
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i did..u definitely should watch it.This is a modern  version of superman since the ones did by the late Christopher Reeves was way back 80's. The actor who played superman is really drop-dead gorgeous. But the story itself is not that complicated but I was surprised at the end..you'll find out why.. :0
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thats the one about superman right?... thats why hes in tights. and the rock is kryptonite... thats why hes dead.
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Well, Lana being a witch's ancestor as well as the ancestor (Annabell) herself for one, another would be Lex being Clark's friend, then Pete being black, a lot of the villains are new, and meeting Lois Lane in highschool like that... Naked I might add... Then it depends on what continuity... I think Superman was originaly a bit of an anarchist and an ***...\n\nSo it's pretty different...
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oK! To the outside looking in - Yes! Superman whips them both\nBut most people forget that Superman has trouble defeating Lex Luthor. Batman is the world's greatest detective and would outsmart Superman and lead him into Kryptonite or a red light shining red sun beams turning him human. And with Spiderman's help, he is defeated!!!
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You've asked two questions in one that have absolutely nothing to do with each other. One is about fiction and one is about non-fiction. Of course superman is real!
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*****SPOILER!\n\nSuperman went to find the remains of Krypton, because it had been reported that NASA scientists had found Krypton. When he got there, it turned out that Krypton was a "grave yard". It took him 2 1/2 years to get to the remains of Krypton and 2 1/2 years to return to earth.\n\nThe scenes of Superman visiting the remains of Krypton, will probably end up on the DVD, but they were cut from the final film.\n\nSuperman asked his mother to send post cards to Lois as Clark Kent, so it would appear that Clark is still on earth, but no longer in Metropolis.