How dangerous are...the Physics Men?

[T51R]

So, somehow, someway, the following people are sucked into the fictional multiverse, and acquire powers related to their skill sets in real life:

- Michio Kaku, String Theorist; he obtains complete quantum control.
- Lawrence Krauss, Cosmologist, control of large-scale universal bodies, and the physical dynamics that govern them.
- Stephen Hawking, Theoretical Physicist, Singularity Control
- Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Astrophysicist, control of the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation, the EM spectrum, and particle control.
- Richard Dawkins, Evolutionary Biologist, control over planetary biology and the evolutionary process

They are the Physics Men, who can not only control the fundamental forces of the universe but FORCE THEM UPON OTHER PEOPLE! And by their powers combined, they can summon either ISSAC NEWTON or ALBERT EINSTEIN!

How dangerous are the Physics Men, and who is the strongest character that they can defeat?

[Primetime Harder]

I could see them beating the High Evolutionary or maybe Shuma-Gorath.

[Blackid]

I have no idea who would be able to put them down but I am truly fascinated with this group! That is some immense power they have... practically all 5 are reality warpers of different degrees and platforms... I'd love to see someone really come out with a comic of this group just to see who (or what) they would have to fight to make it a challenge for them... they seem like the original Dr. Strange level power holders.

What would their weaknesses even be?

[Primetime Harder]

What would their weaknesses even be?

Magic, obviously. Especially of the divine variety.

[Surtur]

I find this hard to answer since we don't really know the upper limits of these various powers.

[Beyonder]

Beyonder
Mr.mxy
Mad Jaspers

all stops these low level RW's.

[Surtur]

Beyonder
Mr.mxy
Mad Jaspers

all stops these low level RW's.

I don't know if I'd call them all low level. The guy who can apparently "control large-scale universal bodies" sounds like..well, I actually don't even know what it means, but it sounds impressive in a universal scale type of sense.