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The admech is literally a faction of the imperium.

The mechanicus in your own source does not think the Imperium can fight a fully awakened Necron Dynasty.

Irrelevant to the codexes? That says they know what it does, not how it works. What an idiotic statement. The game you are citing is literally about the mechanicus raiding a necron tomb world for its technology.

Brr, wrong. The books are all equally canon. The Codex's are on top of the books and the games are lower than the books. That... does not say they understand it, just that they know a weapon works faster than it? If they could understand gauss weapons, why can't they make them?

You can't actually kill a c`tan without causing some... really bad things to happen. The last time it happened the Flayer Virus was unleased. The c`tan didn't even do it on purpose, it was just an affect of it dying. So no, magos can not in fact kill them in lore. In a non-canon video game...

Literally math. https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Charnovokh_Dynasty I've made it really easy to see there. See the word? That means they weren't even fighting back because they were fucking asleep. But now? Now they are awake. Because the Silent King is back. Do you know what the Silent King...

I'm going to be honest, I can't find it. Not that it matters much, the entire star in one with a mass that low is a core so... Eh? But ok, let's look at how much mass is lost every year by a star and see if we can't figure out how much mass being taken at once is enough to destroy one...

Assuming he isn't lying about that.

Because ripping out the star's core will destroy the star as a whole but leave you with like 90-80% of the mass? The vast, vast, vast majority of it, yes. So because a gun can't take a bullet means the gun can't fire a bullet? A .50BMG sniper rifle is instantly destroyed by .50BMG sniper...

It says it destroys the entire start to get it, ergo it's likely most of the star's mass. ... Necrons do not care about the splash back because they are either mindless or because they are machines. And it's a plasma weapon, it over penetrates. It would hit what its targeted at, destroy it...

Well for that we'd have to do some math using data we don't have; but we can make some assumptions. There being most of a star is a given, but the size of the star is going to be in question. The most common mass of a star is .29 stellar masses, so 29% the size of Sol, this would be an M type...

https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/%C3%86onic_Orb

They didn't, it's called "infiltration". There were guards, they just got their souls eaten. You say you have 40k codex's and then fuck up on the most basic of facts. They don't normally live on maiden worlds, they want to use them to restart the eldar race and empire after Slannesh is dead...

you don't know how big tyranid bioships are, do you? You also don't seem to understand the concept of... sudden superweapon. Like, I'm pretty sure that there isn't a single faction in fiction that could deal with a sudden soul eater sneaking on board their ships.

That... isn't on a craftworld. That's across an entire sector and covers several dozen light years. A craftworld can't be everywhere at once.

If it's so common then post it. Ok... and this matters for combat how? This ain't primary canon. No, they rely on dodging and using illusions+holograms to force opponents to miss them. And then killing them in one shot. Wut? Where did you even get these numbers? I have quite literally...

If I can then so can you. Give me a link. That... doesn't change what I said. Except that the opposing pilots don't have that level of maneuverability and reaction time, as seen by the F22's performance against them. How does this matter for travel time? "every tornado has an eye" lol

This has literally never happened. Ok but this doesn't mean it's capable of going those speeds in general. That could have been a gravity assisted thing and most of the time spent during the approach was slowing down so they don't impact the planet. And so its speed feet doesn't matter at...

Right? Movies clip timespans, they've always done that and it makes sense because you don't want to wait for the half hour it would actually take for things to reach the fight. Though I will note that for the X-wings they did try and explain their initial launch speed with switching X-foils...