well im not really sure light works that way...but sure.

you know i feel like they really downplay alot of the superhero powers these guys have, like my general impression of the flash has always just been "oh, hes just got super speed" but with the stuff i've picked up lately and your bombshell just now, its like they're gods or something similar

The Flash is by far the strongest superhero in DC because his power is to literally harness all of the kinetic energy in the universe and use it at whim.

But, then again... comics are comics. A tautology, sure, but I mean to say that they're written for entertainment, not... science. Philosophical points can be derived, sure, and that has merit, but... shit just don't work with real physics.

Fun to geek out over, tho.

I've read a thing wherein it depicts Flash as -the strongest- of everyone. Even including the comicbook characters who are specifically gods.

It was something along the lines that Flash can move so fast that he can hop dimensions, so he can exist in the entire multiverse/all universes and all dimensions at once.

And then, he can move so fast that he can simply punch... practically anything with any mass ( car, planet, asteroid.... a cup... ) and strike it so fast that it would explode with infinite force. INFINITE FORCE.

Which would obliterate the entire universe he's in.

But he's in every universe. So he could obliterate everything. Everything everything.

So yeah. << With a basic understanding of physics and a LACK of understanding of physics by comic book writers... they inadvertently have made every single superhero... invincible. On several levels. @__@ It's mind boggling.

The flash essentially can do anything at any speed whether it be running, thinking etc, if he wanted to he could probably turn himself into a bomb just by power of will