Superman's power is not infinite.

I will be arguing that Superman's power is indeed infinite, and will attempt to base my stance on the official DC Canon. I will address Pro's points one by one. "1.Superhuman Solar Energy Superman's powers rely on his cells' ability to absorb and metabolize solar energy from yellow stars like Earth's sun. His Kryptonian body is a living "solar battery" that absorbs solar energies and converts them to fuel for his powers. His cells also store yellow sun energy so he can use his powers under objects, at night, in dark places, and in space." Correct. Superman absorbs solar energy from suns, or more accurately, stars. Blue stars are the most effective, and will supercharge Superman. Red stars are the only type of star that Superman cannot absorb energy from. What this means is that Superman's power is only limited by star exposure. In order for his power to reach a finite point, you must eliminate all solar energy from his reach. 2.Solar Flare and Heat Vision Heat vision and solar flare are two very different abilities. His solar flare is essentially a resort of using his body as a bomb. This expends all of the solar energy in his body, but then he is fully capable of regaining that energy after waiting 24 hours. His heat vision is the quickest drain on his solar energy, and will eventually drain him, but this energy is completely renewable. "So that is the the man of steel. Now lets talk. notice how the most important abilities he has started with Solar? Solar Energy,Solar Flare and Heat Vision,Solar Invulnerability, and Solar Gravimetric Field. if you take out that solar we will not have a superman. the radiation that comes from the sun, superman does not control it. he just happen to be very lucky that his body does the work for him." So then you are saying that if it weren't for the solar part, we wouldn't have Superman. That is fair, but that's also just the way superheros work. They usually can't control what gives them their powers. Peter Parker didn't control the radioactive spider that bit him. Barry Allen didn't intentionally get struck by lightning. Without the Lantern and the Ring, there would be no Green Lantern corps. Superman doesn't control the sun, but he controls the way his body uses that solar energy. Learning how to utilize his body's reaction to sunlight is a large part of the character development, as he struggles to learn how to control his powers. "so how did i come up with the conclusion that he does not have infinite power? well as you already know. his power rely on the sun. very heavily on the sun. now when he became superman prime he had to stay inside of the sun for 1000 years. to become superman prime. in a youtube video, sorry i don't have to link here. but you can find it very easy. the host said that Batmen told superman. that if he use all of the radiation in his body, he will return to being a normal human being. for 24hours, meaning all the charge he got will all be gone. and it will take him 24 hours to recharge. so lets reason on this a little more." I think you have a misstep here. What you are referring to is the solar flare. It expends all of his solar energy and basically detonates like a solar bomb. It takes Superman the next 24 hours to regain enough solar energy to use his powers again. His power relies on the sun, but he doesn't have to be actually in the sun in order to gain solar energy. Think of it as laying on the beach, but instead of getting more tan, Superman gets stronger. "1. superman's power will only be Infinite if he can absorbed all the stars in All the Galaxy." You are incorrect in your theory. Superman's solar energy is absorbed, not leeched from the star. The energy that Superman absorbs is not draining the star in any way. He doesn't consume stars, he absorbs the energy that they are putting out already. Superman's solar absorption doesn't affect the star in any way. "2. He can.t why. it took him 1000 years inside the sun, and he didn't even absorbed 50% of the sun, the sun was still the same." Once again, this is because he isn't actually draining any energy from the stars. He is merely absorbing the energy that they already put out. He "bathes" in solar energy, as opposed to consuming it. "3. let's say that he is able to absorbed the entire sun. well if it takes him 1000 years to become superman prime and the sun is still untouched. just how much longer will it take him if he could to absorb all the stars in all the galaxy. i'm thinking infinite years, because we know that space is infinite." He doesn't need to absorb all the stars in the galaxy, because the stars are not a finite source of energy. Solar energy is constantly being generated by the stars, and all Superman does is absorb it. No matter how much energy Superman absorbs from a star, the star does not lose any solar energy. "And another point i want put out. reason number two why superman powers is not infinite. his power is coming from the sun. if he manage to absorbed all the stars he will still not have infinite power. the only why he can have infinite power is if he is able to generate the source of his power. which he can't so as long as we he rely on the sun, he cant't have infinite power." Again, the sun/stars are not a finite resource. Superman will never run out of energy from yellow, white, or blue stars. They generate his power, he only channels it. It's almost the exact same concept as the Green Lantern. The lantern generates the energy, and the ring stores/channels it for use. "reason three. his body needs to recharge. his body can run out of radiation and he needs to recharge. so just like a rechargeable battery. it cannot hold infinite amount of charge. why because it needs to be recharge. if something needs to be replenish, that means that thing can run out. so even if he get a hug amount of charge it will run out eventually, it's just a matter of time." His body theoretically can run out of solar energy for a temporary period, but this rarely happens, and being exposed to a yellow, white, or blue star almost instantly recharges him. Here's the main crux of the argument: You claim that superman works as a solar battery, so I will continue that metaphor. Superman is a solar battery; a rechargeable battery that has no maximum charge limit, and will absorb as much energy as you can generate. Now, if Superman is the battery, then the stars work like massive turbine generators. Charging the battery doesn't drain any power from these generators. Those generators are an infinite source of energy. Since these infinite generators are the source of Superman's power, we can conclude that the source of Superman's power is infinite, so his powers may be infinite. In fact, if you never expose Superman to darkness or kryptonite, his powers explicitly would be infinite. So in conclusion, Superman's maximum power level is infinite. His power source is infinite. The only way that you can argue Superman having finite power is by removing him from his power sources, in which case, you would make the same argument for practically every other hero with superpowers coming from one specific source. I anxiously await your 3rd round rebuttal!