No doubt THE FLASH is fast. But is he fast enough to be the only person REALLY living in the present? How does he see time compared to humans and animals? Check it out on the premiere episode of Because Science with Nerdist Science Editor Kyle Hill.
THE WALKING DEAD: arguably one of the most popular zombie stories of the generation. But if everyone in TWD already has the virus according to the end of season 1, exactly WHAT is doing the killing?
When one thinks of monsters, Frankenstein, vampires and werewolves are probably the first thing that come to mind. But Nature has been making monsters millions of years before goosebumps were even a thing!
Nearly 3/4ths of Americans believe in some sort of paranormal, whether that be ghosts, hauntings, or ESP. But scientifically, what explains why we feel a spooky presence in a condemned building or see spirits in the dead of night?
From Chernobyl and the chemical LOX (liquid oxygen), watch Kyle run down some of the scariest things that ACTUALLY exist.
Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR pulls real life theories to show a fantastic vision of space travel. But how does the science work out? Can we really turn wormholes into a time machine?
We have super-soldiers and been to space, but realistically, is it possible to create HALO's ringworld with our current technology?
Delve into the science of THE HUNGER GAMES's genetically modified creatures, some of their real life counterparts and how that science is being used to better mankind.
Benedict Cumberbatch plays Alan Turing in The Imitation Game, a key figure in cracking Nazi Germany's Enigma code that helped the Allies win World War II. But what's the science behind the Enigma Machine and the Bombe, the invention Turing used to decode it?
Why can't anyone but THOR lift his hammer, Mjölnir? Why does that puddle on the road disappear when you get near it? Is there every any new matter or are we all just drinking recycled dinosaur pee?
In celebration of THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES, Kyle explains the science behind Smaug and how dragons breathe fire.
How fast would Santa have to go to deliver presents to all the good little girls and boys on his list in one night?
77% of people manage to keep their New Years Resolutions after a week, yet only 19% made it to two years. But don’t despair, as science has ways to help us commit to our resolution as best we can!
Paralyzed man walks again! New dinosaur discoveries! We landed a spacecraft on a comet!! 2014 was a mind-blowing year for science.
What are lightsabers made of? What's actually plausible about them, and can we have them in real life?
Beam me up, Scotty! When STAR TREK's transporter takes apart Captain Picard and his team and reassemble them at their destination, are they really the same people?
How is it possible for The Doctor's Tardis to be bigger on the inside? Is the Assassin's Creed Leap of Faith possible in real life? How do we go about executing artificial gravity?
According to Stan Lee, THOR flies using "Hammer Propulsion," but how does it work?
Just how dangerous would a zombie epidemic be? How fast will we get screwed when they eventually take over the world, and can we stop them?!
Valentine's Day is two days away and Cupid's getting ready to enchant the hearts of romance fanatics around the world. But what would Cupid look like in real life? How would it feel to be struck by one of his arrows?
What's the wind velocity required to help Mary Poppins fly through the air? Is it possible to swim through a pool of coins like Scrooge McDuck in Duck Tales? What's the science behind vampires and lycanthropy?
Is there a real way we can have three separate Zelda universes? Kyle makes sense of the Legend of Zelda timeline with science.
What is consciousness? Why does it feel like there's so much more inside our heads then 1.5 kilos of squishy meat? Are we ALL Chappie?! Kyle tackles what it means to be human and conscious.
ADVENTURE TIME takes place in the Land of Ooo, a post-apocalyptic world one thousand years after a global nuclear war. But how bad would the war have to be to wipe Earth of humanity?
What are the costs and energy specifications of the Death Star from Star Wars? It's Imperial Engineering 101.
Is Scooby-Doo's infamous way of speaking actually the result of a speech disorder? What speech disorder does he have?
Why is the HULK green? Is he just one big bruise? Go behind the science of Bruce Banner's mad transformation.
Why doesn't Tony Stark's insides turn into goo as he accelerates in his suit? Kyle dives into the inertia of Iron Man.
How does DAREDEVIL protect his neighborhood despite being blind? Kyle tells you all about echolocation and how we can all be more Daredevil-like.
Comics aren't always realistic, but Kyle explains how one day science might be able to create Captain America's super-soldier serum.
Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk often warn us about the potential dangers of advanced AI. But how soon will we see sentient, Ultron-level AI? Just when will we reach the point of singularity? Should we be wary of Siri?!
How many people do Daenerys' dragons eat daily? Why can Hodor only say his name? Is it really possible to crush a human skull in with one's bare hands?
In the MAD MAX universe, gasoline is a precious resource. But will we ever experience this kind of apocalyptic fuel shortage scenario in real life? Kyle explores the concept of peak oil and modern drilling techniques.
How does QUICKSILVER hear the music from his Walkman at its original speed despite his speeding up? Does he hear differently from the rest of us?
What's the secret to the strength of Spider-Man's web-shooters? And how do the mechanical shooters differ from the organic ones?
What is nature’s version of human clones? Identical Twins! But, how do they happen? Are they really THAT identical?
With Jurassic World coming out this week, we explore the science of bringing back the dinosaurs. Is it actually possible? Kyle explains the science of de-extinction.
Ever wondered if we could really manipulate objects with sound like the Doctor? Kyle explores the science of the Sonic Screwdriver.
Do you find the human meals on Hannibal appetizing? But could eating human brains destroy your own? Kyle digs into cannibalism.
Terminator: Genisys is coming! Kyle explores the real world possibilities of a Terminator’s skin.
Gotta catch ‘em all! But how do Pokeballs actually capture and hold Pokemon?
Ant Man hits theaters this week, so we look at the science of small.
Batman: Arkham Knight has shown us the joy gliding over Gotham City, but how would that work in real life? Kyle breaks down the numbers.
Ever wonder how a Titan from Attack on Titan would look in the real world? Kyle cuts them down to size.
Flame on! Is it even possible to be like the Fantastic Four’s Human Torch and suddenly burst into flame? Kyle burns the midnight oil to find out.
Everyone could use a little more time well Dragon Ball Z had their own solution! Kyle goes over 9000 with the details.
Clark Kent IS Superman, but why can no one see it?? Kyle explores the science behind the worst kept secret identity.
The Walking Dead and 28 Days Later show us that fast or slow zombies are both terrifying, but is there a scientific difference between them? Kyle picks their brains.
The Matrix showed us a future where humans are used to power the biggest simulation ever, but is that really possible? Kyle plugs in to find out.
We ain’t afraid of no ghost, but we are afraid of the Ghostbusters Proton Pack. Kyle explains why.
Why so serious?? Just what is in Joker’s signature poison and how would it actually work? Kyle puts a smile on that face.
Rick and Morty can travel to any place in the universe with their Portal Gun, but most importantly any timeline in the greater Rickstaverse. But how do these universes exist? Kyle ex-ex-explains.
With the release of Nerdist Presents: The Hive, we have to wonder are there any NON-evil Hive minds in real life?? Kyle explores real life collective intelligence.
The Martian goes into great detail about the science of getting to Mars, but how close are we in real life? Kyle sciences the crap out of NASA’s plans.
Vampires have the ability to suck blood, but do they really know all the best ways and places on the human body? Kyle teaches some vampire useful human anatomy.
The paralyzing fear of seeing ghosts, spirits, or alien abductions has been documented by many, but is there another common explanation? Kyle explains the science of sleep paralysis.
In the spirit of Nerdoween, we look at the biggest piece of candy ever, the Ghostbusters’ STAY PUFT MARSHMALLOW MAN. Kyle examines just how massive and filling he would be.
Back to the Future predicted hoverboards in 2015, but the modern day ones are a little different. Kyle explains all of them.
Fallout 4 is full of awesome weapons, but some of the most powerful ones are the energy weapons. But just how powerful are they to be able to disintegrate things? This week, Kyle changes life in the vault.
In Fallout, Nuka Cola is the most popular drink in the Wasteland, but restoring health isn’t its only effect. So how much could you actually drink before dying? Kyle has the irradiated nutrition facts.
Fallout has some things that we may eventually see like Super Mutants or Power Armor, but one thing we hopefully won’t see is THE BUGS…. at least we hope.
Star Wars The Force Awakens shows us an aged Han Solo, but is he actually older than he looks? Thanks to the Milennium Falcon and the Kessel Run, he could be.
Star Wars has a lot of great inventions and one of them is already a reality!
Ever since the first Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, people haven’t stopped talking about Kylo Ren’s Lightsaber, but just how does it work? Kyle uses the Force… of science to figure it out.
Westley from Princess Bride escaped death by developing an immunity to poison, but is this really possible? This week, Kyle tries to cheat death.
In Men in Black, Agents K and J use a rocket car to speed through the Queen-Midtown Tunnel. Could something like that really work in real life? This week, Kyle pushes the little red button.
In the movies, we’ve seen tons of people (and aliens) get sucked out into space, but could it really happen in the same violent manner in real life?
Jessica Jones’ arch nemesis, Kilgrave controls people with just a word, but is that really possible in real life? Kyle examines the science of mind control.
The internet’s Star Wars obsession is TR-8R! His lightsaber blocking baton is one of the coolest weapons, but just how does it work? Kyle explores the Force at work.
X-Files wants you to believe especially David Duchovny’s Agent Fox Mulder, but is he just a crazy conspiracy theorist? Kyle sees if the truth is really out there.
Fallout’s Nuka Cola Quantum has a lot of RAD properties, but its signature one is its blue glow -- why does it have it? Kyle quenches your science thirst.
Deadpool has one of the best possible powers for a merc with a mouth, SUPER HEALING. But how does it work? Kyle breaks the fourth wall.
Iceman is obviously known for his freezing powers, but to actually do it in real life, he would be more like a bomb! How is that possible?
How do you be the very best in Pokemon like no one ever was? Picking the right Pokemon is probably the best first step. Kyle charts it all out.
The Walking Dead are literally corpses that would normally rot, fall apart, and eventually turn into nothing but bones, so why don’t they?
Over the years, Superman’s Heat Vision has been many things from literal heat to lasers, but how does it work? This looks like a job for Kyle.
Batman's one rule is that he never kills, but his grappling hook may pose a few problems. Kyle grapples the truth.
Batman v Superman drops this week, so of course everyone will argue who would or should win. But is it really a contest? Kyle shows how the Last Son of Krypton could easily win (but won't).
Only those who are worthy can hold Thor’s hammer and possess its power, but could Kylo Ren be an exception? Kyle explores the Forces at work
Darth Vader's breathing is an iconic sound, but why does it sound like that? Kyle takes a deep breath to dive into it.
The Xenomorph of ALIEN fame is one of the most iconic monsters of all time and its acidic blood is equally iconic, but how acidic would it really be? Kyle does some blood chemistry.
It's the ultimate debate, could a Jedi's lightsaber really cut through Captain America's shield? Kyle breaks it down.
You’ve seen the Terminator die in molten steel and Gollum die in the fires of Mount Doom, but is it really that accurate? Kyle shows you the fiery truth.
Captain America Civil War is upon us and we’ve seen Iron Man take some punishment in the trailers so far, but can he ever really be knocked out? Kyle takes a swing.
Spider-Man is finally webslinging in the MCU thanks to Captain America Civil War, but could he use REAL spider silk? Kyle uses his spider sense.
Captain America Civil War was full of great action and powers, but the biggest one literally might have been Ant Man. So how did he do it? Kyle has your orange slices of knowledge.
We all know Wolverine’s healing ability allows him to recover from wounds, but would it prevent him from getting some ink? Kyle cuts into the science.
CatDog is literally half-dog and half-cat with just two mouths, so of course you have to wonder where does the food go AFTER it’s been eaten? Kyle explores feline-canine digestion.
The Vision, Kitty Pryde (aka Shadowcat), and the Flash all have different explanations for how they phase through objects, but are any of them right? Kyle phases through the lies.
Taking a cue from X-Men Days of Future Past, Quicksilver has yet another mind blowing scene in X-Men Apocalypse, but just how fast is he going this time? Kyle does some speedy math.
We have all seen Daenerys Targaryen survive fire, but does that mean she could be the ultimate beachgoer and be immune to sunburn? Kyle has the irradiated answers.
We've covered how Deadpool's healing factor works, but what would it do without his head? Kyle cuts this down to size.
Thanks to his increased metabolism from the Super Soldier serum, Captain America can’t get drunk… or can he? Kyle does the alcoholic math.
Thor’s Hammer can only be wielded or moved by those who are worthy and the Juggernaut can’t be stopped once he has momentum, so what would happen if they met?? Kyle has the potentially universe shattering answer.
We all know that Pokemon Go wants you to catch 'em all, but how does it actually work? Kyle has the Pokescience.
One of Star Trek’s signature technologies is the transporter, but if you look deeper into how they would actually work, they are the greatest piece of sci-fi technology. Kyle beams down some science.
Everyone already knows that One Punch Man is pretty strong, but could his power be even MORE ridiculous? Kyle has a fistful of science.
One of the more stranger things of Stranger Things is the Upside Down, but could it actually be a reality? Kyle explores the universe.
Good news everyone! Global warming is a real thing, ok so not really good news. Futurama had their own solution for it, but would that really work? Kyle heats up some science.
We’ve covered many aspects of lightsabers but by popular demand, we are doing another. With how powerful lightsabers are, why don’t they burn their holder’s hand? Kyle answers the heated debate.
The Flash is the fastest man alive, but is he fast enough to make a rocket escape the Earth's atmosphere? Kyle has the rocket science.
In Dragon Ball Z, Goku and Vegeta had to step up their game constantly and train in extreme conditions like intense gravity, but what would that do to a normal human body? Kyle goes over 9000 to find out.
n all the X-Men movies and comics, Wolverine’s adamantium claws are his signature feature, but could they really fit in his arms? Kyle breaks down some Loganatomy.
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie and Grandpa Joe get lifted into the air thanks to the Wonka’s Fizzy Lifting Drink, but could this work in reality? In honor of the late great Gene Wilder, Kyle takes a fizzy lifted look.
Mass Effect has a lot of cool weaponry but are they more realistic than you think?
Luke Cage’s unbreakable skin is incredible, but how strong would it have to be REALLY be in order to withstand all kinds of punishment including bullets? Kyle does the unbreakable science.
Galactus needs to consume planets just to survive, but what exactly is he getting out of them? What would the Earth give him? Kyle has the planet dietary information.
We’ve looked at the Flash’s cognitive abilities, but now it’s time to look at one of his most famous moves: the INFINITE MASS PUNCH. Kyle does the infinite calculations.
The legend of werewolves has existed for thousands of years, but how could you find them in real life? Kyle sheds some light on this Halloween fright.
The Death Star is no moon, but it’s close to the size of one, so does this mean it needs its own gravity? Is it even possible?
Cyclops is one of the most iconic X-Men and so are his optic blast powers, but how can he actually see through all that energy? Kyle opens your eyes.
It’s the ultimate showdown the unbreakable claws of Wolverine and the man of steel, Superman. Could Logan’s adamantium claws actually break through the Last Son of Krypton’s skin? Kyle cuts down the science.
The Hulk can smash everything in different ways, but his iconic thunderclap is one of the best ways. So just how loud is this mighty move? Kyle breaks out the earplugs.
Luke Skywalker's iconic Tatooine sunset scene is the stuff of film legend, but could it be even cooler?
Star Wars has one of the most legendary weapons in the lightsaber, but it’s not made of light or as George Lucas said “a laser sword.” But could their color tell us what it really is? Kyle uses Jedi science.
Han Solo became a fan of Chewie's Bowcaster in The Force Awakens and it's easy to see why since it's more powerful than any good blaster. How is that possible? Kyle tells you the odds.
We are Groot! No, really we are Groot. If you’ve ever wondered what the tree-like Guardian of the Galaxy is made of, wonder no more. Kyle does some Groot anatomy.
Thor is the Asgardian god of thunder, but, besides just calling it magic, how does he exactly summon lightning? Kyle takes a crack at explaining how.
We go back to the theme of the very first Because Science and look at another part of Godzilla’s biology, his atomic breath! It’s not just fire or heat, it’s much worse. Kyle spews some atomic information.
Magneto is the master of magnetism, but that only scratches the surface of what he can REALLY do. Kyle shows off his science based powers.
Sugar, spice, and everything nice.....except regular hands, those were the ingredients chosen to create perfect little girls, so how do the Powerpuff Girls pick up anything? Kyle has the non-chemical X science.
Overwatch’s Widowmaker is the perfect sniper, an assassin with a heart rate so slow that her skin is blue. But can she really live like that? Kyle has the killer science.
Mystery Science Theater 3000 didn’t worry about the science facts, but we do! So we have to wonder could their logo actually fit on the moon?
The Flash is the fastest man alive, but is he faster than a mutant teleporter? Kyle does the speedy math.
Kirby is known for sucking ..up anything! But could he actually take in a whole human? Kyle takes a deep breath.
Logan will be the big screen debut of X-23, the clone of Wolverine, and while she shares the adamantium claws, could she be even more dangerous? Kyle has the cutting edge science.
Anime likes to exaggerate bodily functions and we’re looking at one of the signature ones, the nosebleed. But just how powerful are these bloody propulsions? Kyle has the sanguinary physics.
The biotic powers of Mass Effect seem supernatural, but could they actually work in real life? Kyle discusses the dark matters.
The Power Rangers have faced many of Rita Repulsa's ginormous monsters, but could her staff be the real threat? Kyle makes the science grow.
Ghost in the Shell shows us a world where people’s consciousness or “ghost” can be downloaded into another more technologically advanced body, but how would that work? Kyle weighs the options.
Every great sci-fi series has great weaponry and Mass Effect is no different! But could its Omni-Tool resemble another iconic Star Wars weapon in real life? Kyle sheds some light.
Thanks to a viral photo, we get to combine two of our favorite weapons, Star Wars’ lightsaber and Wolverine’s adamantium claws! Specifically could a Jedi’s weapon cut through Weapon X’s weapons? Kyle is cutting through the controversy.
Many action movies, shows, and games have shown the impact of big punches, but One Punch Man actually shows you the physics. Just how much power would you need to stop the rain with a PUNCH? Kyle has the weather stopping forecast.
Attack on Titan has many deadly threats for the Survey Corps, but it’s not just the titans. Could their own 3D maneuver gear be just as dangerous? Kyle grapples some answers.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 hits theaters this week, but we answer an important question from the first one, could Star-Lord really survive in space without any protection? Kyle has the good, the bad, and a little bit of both.
We’ve seen plenty of epic space battles from Star Wars to Star Trek and a ton of others, but have we been lied to all this time? Kyle shows you the truth.
The Alien franchise has shown us many forms of aliens from facehuggers to xenomorphs, but how does it all work? Kyle bursts through with an explanation.
Star Wars taught us that jumping to hyperspace isn’t like dusting crops, but did they not show it to us correctly? Kyle shows us the light.
Wonder Woman is known for her skills in combat, but should she also be known for having the sharpest sword as well? Kyle breaks down her cutting edge weaponry.
Yondu's arrow is one of the most awesome things in Guardians of the Galaxy, but could it be explained by another magical character? Kyle has the spoonful of sugar to help explain.
The portal gun of the Portal game series can do some amazing tricks but could one of them be deadly for the Earth? Kyle ports in the terrifying science.
Alien Covenant added another dimension to the biology of xenomorphs, so how does it all fit now? Kyle puts it all together.
The Men in Black used neuralizers to make sure people wouldn’t remember aliens with a flash, but is that really possible? Kyle is racking some brains.
Spider-Man can do whatever a spider can, but shouldn't his suit prevent that? Kyle cleans up the sticky situation.
Game of Thrones has many signature aspects, but dragons and the giant wall are the most iconic of the fire and ice of the story, but which one is stronger? Kyle melts it down.
Star Wars gave us the civilized weapon of the Jedi world with the lightsaber, but could it handle the weapons of OUR world?
Do you know if THIS is reality? Rick and Morty showed us we could be doped into living in a simulation, but could it be real? Kyle simulates what’s possible.
We’ve seen double jumping in games like Super Smash Bros, but is this possible in real life? Kyle jumps right into it.
Dragon Ball Z is full of extreme attacks, but the craziest of them from a time and power standpoint is the spirit bomb! Just how long does it take to charge?
One of the most famous martial arts moves is Bruce Lee's One Inch Punch, but how is it even possible?
The Flash is the fastest man alive, but is he fast enough to take his own selfie? Kyle has the photographic science.
There are a ton of cool Street Fighter signature attacks, but could one of them be actually believable? Kyle has the booming details.
Sonic the Hedgehog is one of the most iconic video game characters but his sidekick Tails is just as impressive because he can fly! But just how fast would his tails have to be? Kyle has the tale of the tape.
SpongeBob Squarepants may live in a pineapple under the sea, but does that mean Sandy’s treedome can too? Kyle goes diving for answers.
Elves have many magical qualities especially in Lord of the Rings, even walking on top of snow, so just how dense would Legolas have to be to do it? Kyle has the elvish science.
The Kraken is one of the most feared mythical beasts ever for its ability to pull entire ships down under the waves. But how strong would it have to be to do that? Kyle has the gripping details.
If you wanted to create the perfect replicant like in Blade Runner, giving them human memories would be necessary, but is it possible? Kyle racks his brain.
Star Trek gave us the now sci-fi space standard of deflector shields, but how do they work? Kyle makes it so.
Captain America's iconic vibranium shield can deflect anything, but should it be able to ricochet off things? Kyle throws his mighty science.
Star Wars may have Jedi masters of the Force, but could Stranger Things have the real most powerful telekinetic in Eleven? Kyle does some power lifting.
Thor Ragnarok shows us the destruction of Thor’s iconic hammer Mjolnir, but should it have shown even more Earth shattering damage? Kyle ragnarocks your mind.
Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, is a product of Asgard where magic and science are one and the same, so how does he summon it? Kyle hammers out the details.
Superman has many powers, but one of his most iconic scenes features one of the craziest with his reversal of time! But could this power be far more deadly to everything? Kyle takes it for a spin.
Wonder Woman is known for many things, but one of her iconic abilities is blocking bullets, but is it take more than just being fast and strong? Kyle has the high caliber science.
The Walking Dead's usual weapon of choice is a blade, but are they using them correctly? Kyle takes a stab.
Star Wars has had a huge influence on pop culture and eventually even real life technology! So what would it take to make a real life piece of Star Wars tech?
Star Wars has told us that the lightsaber is an elegant weapon, but is that really true? Kyle has the cutting edge facts.
Stormtroopers are not only known for being terrible shots, but also getting zero protection from their armor. So why do they even bother? Kyle has not another drill.
Heath Ledger’s Joker is iconic for many reasons, but one particularly memorable scene is his disappearing pencil trick. But how bad would this be in real life? Kyle has the serious details.
Magneto proves he’s one of the most powerful mutants in X2 X-Men United when he pulls iron out of a guard, but how powerful of a magnetic field would he need to do that? Kyle has the bloody details.
Star Wars has changed pop culture and The Last Jedi may have done it again with an epic space tactic, but how would it work? Kyle has the lightspeed physics.
Wolverine is known for his healing factor, but should also make him known as the ultimate muscle man too? Kyle does some mental exercising.
Of the many amazing powers in comics, sound powers like those of Black Bolt are the most understandable, but how does he shatter mountains? Kyle has the sound breaking science.
It’s the ultimate sci-fi nerd debate: would the acid blood of Alien xenomorphs stand a chance against the weapon of Jedi and Sith? Kyle answers the burning question.
One of the most iconic anime transformation is going Super Saiyan, but is there a way to explain Goku’s ultimate form? Kyle has the hyperbolic time.
Black Panther comes out this week and gives us another look at vibranium but this time in a suit! But how does it work? Kyle has the Wakandan science.
One of Batman's most iconic villains is Poison Ivy, who is not just known for her power over plant life, but also her poisonous lips! But what poison do her lips actually have? Kyle has the poisonous anecdote.
Black Panther showed us how a vibranium meteor impacted Wakanda in many ways, but would it play out the same way in real life? Kyle has the Earth shaking science.
Among the most famous super powers, super strength is always a strong choice, but would it actually be more of a curse than a gift? Kyle makes a powerful argument.
Pacific Rim jaegers are mighty machines, so mighty that they need 2 brains to operate, but why is that? Kyle has the mind blowing details.
Superman is known for his super powers, but could he be capable of even more? Kyle has the crushing evidence.
Star Wars The Last Jedi left many fans critical of the plot, but not EVERYTHING was wrong. Kyle has the truth from a certain point of view.
Everyone knows that the journey to Hogwarts in Harry Potter begins with running through a magical wall to Platform 9 3/4, but is it possible? Kyle runs through the possibilities.
We've all seen fighting in space, but is any of it actually right? Kyle battles it out.
Super speed is one of the coolest super powers in comics because of heroes like the Flash, but would it really be that great in real life? Kyle has the fast facts.
How strong would you need to be to hunt giants and slay beasts, Monster Hunter style? Kyle goes on a hands-on quest to find out the answer, complete with giant sword IRL!
Avengers Infinity War will give us one of the most powerful villains in Thanos, but what would it take for him to throw a moon? Kyle has the Earth shattering science.
Star Wars' battle above Yavin 4 gave us the iconic defeat of the first Death Star, but how did the rebellion actually do it? Kyle stays on target.
Thor may have lost Mjolnir in Thor Ragnarok, but what would it take to actually make a new one? Kyle hammers out the details.
When we first met the merc with a mouth, he was splitting bullets in mid-air like a pro, but Deadpool 2 shows it's harder than it looks, so which one is right? Kyle has the cut down.
Han Solo gave one of the earliest lessons about hyperspace in Star Wars, but was he right? Kyle goes to light speed.
We've seen a lot of heroes from Batman to Iron Man do superhero landings, but are they actually a good idea? Kyle does some number and bone crunching.
Link faced a terrible fate in The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, but did he really have 3 days to prevent it if it were OUR moon? Kyle has the earthly science.
Thanos wields the ultimate power with the Infinity Gauntlet and could take out half the universe with a snap. But can you actually snap with it on? Kyle has the real life test.
Jurassic Park and Jurassic World showed us that the Tyrannosaurus Rex is the king of dinosaurs, but could you fight it and win? Kyle has the dino details.
In God of War, Kratos is able to freeze his enemies with his mighty Leviathan Axe, but how could this actually work? Kyle has the cold details.
When you think of powerful Avengers, you probably think of Hulk or Thor, but should we be considering Ant-Man too? Kyle has the quantum realm science.
A Quiet Place showed us a world where being silent was key to survival, but what would the quietest place in OUR world be like? Kyle lowers the volume.
Invisibility is always part of the most desired superpowers argument, but is there more downside to it than meets the eye? Kyle sheds some light.
In Lord of the Rings, Sauron was represented by the Great Eye or Eye of Barad-dûr, but how actually vast was his sight? Kyle takes a closer look.
Vin Diesel and the rest of the Fast and Furious family have taught us that drifting is the fastest way around turns, but are they actually wrong? Kyle has the road test.
Everyone knows that the Death Star had a critical weakness which allowed the Rebels to win, but was there ANOTHER one that would have finished it off well before that? Kyle stays on target.
The Hulk's strength is incredible, but is it enough to launch him into space? Kyle makes the leap.
Goku is able to achieve great power levels through his intense training with weighted clothes, but should you? Kyle weighs the risks.
X-Ray vision is often one of the most desired superpowers, but should it be? Kyle sees through the reality of it.
Spider-Man has many amazing powers among them being his Spider-Sense! But how would this actually work? Kyle has the tingling details.
The Predator is back on the big screen showing its status as one of the most dangerous killers, but why is it so deadly? Kyle has the camouflaged details.
In Halo 3, Master Chief seemingly survives falling from space with only a makeshift heat shield, but is that really possible? Kyle asks Kyletana.
Star Trek helped introduce enemies getting vaporized thanks to their phasers and weaponry, but is the real thing much worse? Kyle has the disappearing details.
Venom is an iconic Spider-Man foe gaining power from the alien symbiote, but what is it exactly? Is it more parasite or something else? Kyle takes a closer look.
People have always dreamed about being able to go from one place to another instantly, but should they? Kyle shows that it's more than it appears.
One Punch Man has many strong foes, but could the tiniest of blood suckers also be deadly to him? Kyle has the blood test.
You have to be quick on the draw to survive in Red Dead Redemption, which is why Dead Eye is so helpful. But just how helpful? Kyle takes his best shot.
The Fallout series has a heavy dose of nuclear weapons in its games, but could one of its most famous ones actually exist? Kyle games the science.
It's one of the most iconic Spider-Man moments, the death of Gwen Stacy, but should she have survived? Kyle has the thwip-lash analysis.
Vault dwellers in the Fallout series carry laser weapons to survive, but how powerful could one actually get? Kyle is armed with the answer.
The debate among Pokemon fans choosing between Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur has been a long one, but with their evolved forms, does science have a definitive answer?
The Flash's super speed enables him to do some pretty incredible things, but does that apply to things even of the Star Wars universe? Kyle uses the speed force.
Mortal Engines brings us a world where cities roam on giant wheels, but how could this work? Kyle does some heavy lifting.
From Batman to Link, Just Cause 4's Rico adds to the ranks of grappling hook wielding heroes, but could the human body actually handle it? Kyle grapples with the concept.
Aquaman may be part of the Justice League, but should his title as king of the seven seas be considered more impressive? Kyle goes into uncharted waters.
Deadpool's superhuman healing factor can regenerate almost anything that he might lose, but does it also apply to memories? Kyle takes a trip down memory lane with help from Novartis.
Only those are are worthy can lift Thor's might hammer, Mjolnir, but the Avengers' argument takes on a whole new meaning in space! So could anyone lift it there? Kyle talks weightless magic.
Superman is one of the most powerful superheroes ever, but does his Fortress of Solitude have equally strong home security? Kyle has the Kryptanalysis.
Jurassic Park movies showed us all how deadly Velociraptors could be, so could you actually fight one and win? Kyle has the clever tips.
Aquaman has sped to the top of the box office, but what could his super aquatic speed be even more impressive? Kyle dives in.
Being able to fly is a staple of superheroes from Superman to Iron Man, but is it a super power you actually want? Kyle has the flyby science.
The Ragin' Cajun is known for his explosive power and his signature weapon of choice, playing cards, but how dangerous could they be? Kyle stacks the deck.
Alien had one of the greatest tag lines in movie history, but is it 100% accurate? Kyle makes some noise.
One of Batman's most deadly foes is Poison Ivy and her ability to control plants, but could she get even more dangerous? Kyle plants the seeds.
Everyone knows the legendary exploits of Hyrule's Hero, but just how strong is Link? Kyle smashes some pots in search of answers.
From Superman to the Hulk, there are many indestructible comic book characters, but Wolverine is arguably the most scientifically interesting. So does that make him the most vulnerable? Kyle has the adamantium strong strategy.
Carol Danvers received a plethora of powers when she hybridized with the Kree space aliens, but her most extraordinary is the ability to survive in space. Just how does she do it if no life forms thrive there? Kyle splices for answers.
The desert world of Dune is one of science fiction's all time best, and one of the coolest aspects is the formidable sandworm. These giant creatures are sure to inspire fear to anyone on Arrakis, but how exactly do these colossal worms move through the sand they inhabit? Kyle throws on his stillsuit in search of answers.
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 remains an all-time favorite among fans, and includes one of the most iconic moments in all super hero movie history. The action packed scene finds Spider-Man trying to stop a speeding train with nothing but his super strength and spider silk. It's a classic scene, but would Spidey really have been able to stop that train? Kyle swings in for answers.
Super Mario 64 brought everyone's favorite plumber into the 3rd dimension, and with him, his long time nemesis, Bowser. In their first 3D boss battle, Mario must grab Bowser by his tail, spin him around, and throw him towards a series of bombs in order to defeat his spiky foe. However, just what would it take for the pint sized Mario to physically lift and throw the colossal Bowser? Kyle takes a trip to the Mushroom Kingdom to get to the bottom of it.
Everyone knows One-Punch Man gets its name from the satirical strength of the show's protagonist Saitama, who can easily defeat opponents with literally one punch. While it is mostly played for laughs at how effortlessly he crushes villains, just how powerful would Saitama be if he actually tried to exert his full strength? Kyle takes a trip to City-Z to put our deadpan hero to the test.
Marvel has kept the secrets of Avengers: Endgame close to the chest, but that hasn't stopped fans from speculating how Earth's Mightiest Heroes will defeat the all powerful Thanos. Possibly the most bizarre theory comes from a popular internet meme, which suggests the ultimate way to bring down the Mad Titan is to have Ant-Man sneak his way into Thanos' backside and explode out of him like a big purple balloon. As absurd and humorous as it may seem, could this plan actually work? Kyle enters the quantum realm to find out just how worried Thanos should be.
For Game of Thrones fans winter is finally here, and with it comes the long foreshadowed White Walkers. These foes have proven to be a dangerous threat for many reasons, but one of the biggest is their seeming imperviousness to the average weapons of the Seven Kingdoms. We've witnessed firsthand what happens when one goes up against a White Walker's icy weapon, but is it really possible for steel to shatter under extreme temperatures the way it's seen on the show? Kyle takes on the black and heads beyond the wall for answers.
With all six Infinity Stones and a snap of the fingers, Thanos achieved his goal of wiping out half the life in the universe. While those who got dusted appeared to be random, is there actually a scientific explanation to how the Infinity Gauntlet determined everyone's fate? Some people move on, but not Kyle.
Since the beginning of the Pokemon phenomenon, the villain Mewtwo has stood out as a fan favorite. Easily one of the biggest reasons for his popularity is the mysterious origin of his creation. Unlike normal Pokemon, Mewtwo was created by scientists in an attempt to clone the legendary Mew, but is this sort of cloning science really possible? Kyle stocks up on Pokeballs and ventures into the tall grass in search of answers.
If you've already seen the epic conclusion to the Infinity Saga, you probably have a few questions as to how exactly the Avengers plan worked out. Thankfully Kyle has assembled his own science gauntlet and is here to break it all down on this week's super sized episode.
The epic conclusion to Avengers: Endgame saw Iron Man deliver the finishing blow using his own Infinity Gauntlet to save the day. It was an iconic moment that ultimately came with a heavy cost, but what exactly happened to Tony Stark when he used the stones? Kyle sets out on his own time heist in search of answers.
The idea of immortality has long been a prominent fixture in storytelling, and serves as a much sought after goal even here in real life. The ability to live forever, free of the limitations of the human body's natural life cycle, seems like a logical aspiration, but do you really want to live forever? Kyle takes a closer look at the prospect of cheating death, and its real world implications.
The King of the Monsters and his fellow colossal companions have been trampling their way across film history for decades. They've all seen updates, redesign, and even a few growth spurts over the years, but are Godzilla's winged co-stars big enough? Kyle takes flight as he explores this kaiju conundrum.
Since his debut in the MCU, Ant-Man has grown to be one of the most valuable Avengers, even playing a crucial role in Endgame. However, even with his extraordinary skillset and powers, could the pint-sized super hero be destroyed by a simple magnifying glass like his insect namesake? Kyle takes a closer look.
Defending the planet isn't easy, but with the help of some advanced alien technology, the Men in Black have managed to keep the Earth safe from a variety of intergalactic threats. One of the most famous weapons in their arsenal happens to also be one of the smallest. As seen throughout the films, the Noisy Cricket packs a serious punch, but can science tell us just how powerful this tiny weapon is? Agent K suits up as he breaks it all down.
Being the "God of Thunder", many fans assumed this naturally meant Thor should be immune to all forms of electricity. However, in the film, Thor: Ragnarok, we saw several instances where the hero is not only effected, but fulled incapacitated tasers and other electricity based weapons. This aspect of the film left many fans scratching their heads, but does this shocking development actually make sense for everyone's favorite Asgardian? Kyle summons the Bifrost and hunts for answers.
With the release of the highly acclaimed HBO mini-series, Chernobyl has once again caught the attention of the world. While the dramatization of the events portrayed on the show offered audiences a compelling narrative, there is still much more to understand about this disaster and its lasting impact. Kyle takes an in depth look at not only how the Chernobyl meltdown came to happen, but how its aftermath will continue to haunt us for centuries.
Everyone knows that when you're bitten by a radioactive animal, you get superpowers... right? Kyle weaves a web of facts and math to ensnare the truth.
World ending disasters are common place in science fiction, and usually an inventive plan is required to save the day. In the new Chinese film, The Wandering Earth, a truly unique solution is presented when the human race discovers that the Sun is dying and will soon expand, destroying the Earth-- turn the planet into it's own spaceship by building thrusters along the surface and moving it out of the Solar System. Kyle takes a closer look to find out just what it would take to pull off such a plan.
What's more classic than seeing a hero swoop in at the last minute to catch a civilian falling through the air? It's an exciting way of showcasing a character's abilities, but is it really as safe as the movies make it out to be? Kyle takes a closer look at the potential consequences of this seemingly helpful service.
Even if you aren't a huge Aquaman fan, most people still know that he's a superhero that is capable of surviving and fighting crime both on land and underwater. So the question of whether or not it's possible for Aquaman to drown might seem like it has a pretty obvious answer, right? Well Kyle dives in to find out if there's more to this not so simple idea.
The Joker has been one of the Dark Knight's most iconic foes for decades. Everyone knows there's something wrong with the Joker, but is there actually a medical explanation to what makes him tick? Kyle checks into Arkham to investigate.
It's been over three decades since the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, and while the area remains unsafe for humans to return for long term inhabitation, the wildlife has remained and undergone its own changes in that time. While many might image that sort of radiation would result in bizarre mutations like two-headed deer or giant insects, could the aftermath of such an event actually be positive for the plants and animals that remained? Kyle ventures into the Exclusion Zone to take a closer look.
What were the chances that the first nuclear blast would set the entire Earth on fire?
What would it take to turn Jupiter into a star? Science, of course! Kyle breaks down the process of stellification.
Is it possible to make Mars inhabitable by nuking the surface? Kyle breaks down the possibility of atomic terraforming.
How exactly do the senzu beans in Dragon Ball work? Kyle takes a closer look at those magical healing plants.
How did science push past a barrier for optical microscopes and law of physics that stood firmly for 146 years? Kyle explains this Nobel Prize-worthy technology and what our best researchers and real-life superheroes are using it for today.
Kyle discusses the history and science of the most famous almost-made space weapon: PROJECT THOR. He's not a supervillain.
Kyle explores physics phenomena that apparently break the SPEED OF LIGHT, and does the math on a totally NOT EVIL F.T.L. machine.
If any supervillain is criminally insane, it has to be The Joker right? But would any real lawyer want him to plead insanity? Kyle puts the Clown Prince of Crime on trial.
What would it feel like for a fiery FALCON PUNCH to fly into your face? Kyle has the super science.
Dr. Manhattan is one of the most powerful characters in all of pop culture, but how can a human go from normal, to naked nuclear god?
Does anime-style running actually make you faster? I asked a gold medalist to help me tackle this trope.
Magic: The Gathering is famously complicated, but did you know it is complicated enough to make a computer inside of? Witness a world first in this week’s episode!
What would it take to steal the only road car currently crossing the cosmos? Kyle outlines a villainous plan that he totally doesn’t approve of.
Most people on the planet probably know what a lightsaber is, but what is the DARKSABER, and how might it work?
Could giant gravitational machines be the secret to true interstellar travel?
What’s the best frickin’ laser beam to attach to a shark’s head? Kyle gets his evil doctorate.
Right now, there’s only one great sci-fi show on television that’s more science than fiction, and I got on a dang spaceship just so I could tell you why, and why that’s so important.
Would true super serums take you from zero to hero? Or would they tackle the real supervillains of human life?
How does Force Lightning work, and how powerful would it have to be to fry up some Jedi?
Inside a volcano may seem like the perfect place to stage supervillain schemes, but is it actually one of the worst possible places for your base?
Being a Witcher means walking a path of monsters and magic, but is there a way to make a Geralt of Rivia... for real?
Some creatures can theoretically survive a fall from ANY height. How? Kyle explains the science of fall damage.
You might think Star Wars' sarlacc monster is pretty lazy, as it spends most of its life at the bottom of a hole waiting for food to fall in its maw. It turns out that it's actually a very clever engineer -- and Kyle has the physics to prove it!
A Witcher carries two swords -- one of iron for men and beasts, and the other coated in silver for monsters. But what is it about silver that makes it so good for supernatural slaying? Kyle cuts through the mystery... with science!
What would happen to humanity if the sun went supernova?
Is the Flash so fast that we've been getting his color's wrong this whole time?
Just how fast is everyone's favorite hedgehog?
Welcome to the first vlog! Kyle digs deeper into Xenomorph acid blood vs Darth Vader's lightsaber, the explosive results, and responds to your comments!
Kyle goes full Super Saiyan, introduces his new Mane-Tain segment, and responds to your comments!
Kyle attempts to calculate the value of the vibranium rich nation and answers your questions live!
Kyle racks his vi-brain-ium to look at why Black Panther's suit doesn't kill T'challa and responds to your comments!
I was totally wrong about pickles BTW — the cucumbers just have them naturally.
Kyle talks more about Poison Ivy, poisonous birds, poison vs venom, and responds to your comments!
Correction: The Hoba Meteorite is 60,000kg (60 tons) not 60,000,000kg as I said and wrote in the video.
Vibranium was a game changer for Wakanda, but would it also be one for football? Kyle explores this and responds to your comments!
Kyle ponders why a supervillain would punch Superman into the sun, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks Jaeger pilot multitasking, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses making diamonds from the carbon based bodies of human, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses lightsabers as rockets, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle explores the potentials of quantum tunneling elsewhere, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle reveals why the Death Star was not flawed, responds to your comments, and more.
Kyle discuss the fastest man alive's crazy diet, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle takes a swing at Monster Sword physics, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle breaks down protons even further, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle pits the god of thunder vs the weapon of the Jedi, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle takes a deeper cut into katanas, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle explores hyperspace, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle looks at the other effect of superhero moves, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Link in time and space, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses ending the universe with a snap, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle figures out if you can outrun a raptor, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle rethinks body temperature, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle dives into an Ant-Man black hole, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks extraterrestrial hearing, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle debates if you could box a zombie, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle looks at deadly stares, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks lung and tire capacity, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle makes sense of Jedi DNA, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle examines what the effects of the Hulk launching into space would be, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Goku's training gains, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle looks at wi-fi vision, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses spider temperature senses, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Predator evolution, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle feels the need for feline speed, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle debates lasers vs steam, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle examines the Venom within us all, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks teleporting around the globe, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle looks at even bigger blood suckers, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses gunslinger perception, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle debunks the Fallout Vault Boy myth, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks spiders in zero gravity, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle matches Blastoise and steel, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks The Flash vs a tornado, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses mega powered cities, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks bat safety, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses deflating fish, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses the fastest man alive's grossest diet alive, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks key information, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks Jurassic Park's technically accurate Raptors, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks pronged weaponry, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses airlines' pest problem, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Gambit's ultimate deck, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses interstellar phone calls, responds to your comments, and more!
Sub-Zero is known for his ice-cold deadly fatalities in Mortal Kombat, but is the frozen feat actually possible in real life? Kyle gets help from MMA champion Daniel Cormier and Sufficiently Advanced’s Allen Pan to find out.
Kyle talks Poison Ivy's deadliest allies, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Link's parkour prowess, responds to your comments, and more!
Skarlet expertly controls other fighters' blood in Mortal Kombat to use as any weapon she needs, but are these sanguine methods actually viable? Kyle gets into the bloody details to find out.
Kyle discusses even more ways to kill Wolverine with science, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses the science behind Captain Marvel's blue blood, responds to your comments, and more!
Sub-Zero creates axes using his icy powers to cut down and decapitate his enemies in Mortal Kombat, but could ice actually hold up to all that punishment? Kyle sees if it makes the cut.
Kyle discusses a real world counterpart to the creatures of Dune, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses exactly how much spider silk Peter Parker would need to stop that train, responds to your comments, and more!
Scorpion’s signature “Get Over Here” spear move is one of the most recognizable moves in Mortal Kombat and all of gaming, but how much strength would you need to do it? Kyle tries to pull it off.
Kyle discusses which of the two Nintendo icons is truly stronger, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses how the speed of sound would effect Saitama's serious punch, responds to your comments, and more!
One move that all Mortal Kombat games have shared is the signature uppercut that launches opponents, but is this even possible in reality? Kyle goes for launch with the help of former WWE Champion CM Punk.
Kyle discusses how to improve Ant-Man's sneak attack, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses a sword ice and fire, responds to your comments, and more!
Scorpion heats things up with his new Chain Reaction finisher in Mortal Kombat 11, pulling a heated chain through his opponents, but could this be done in the real world? Kyle fires up the void.
Kyle discusses random number generators, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses G.M.O. Mew, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Captain America, responds to your comments, and more!
In honor of the channel crossing 1 million subscribers, Kyle reacts to previous episodes.
In space, you may be tempted to unwind with your favorite adult beverage after a long day of cosmic adventures, but unfortunately for astronauts like Sterling Archer, alcohol and space just don't mix. In the premiere episode, Dr. Moo gives Archer the rundown of what exactly happens to the human body in space, and why it's better to leave the martini glasses at home on Earth.
Kyle discusses The Science of Mortal Kombat, responds to your comments, and more!
You may have seen the idea of multiple universes in some of your favorite science fiction shows like Rick & Morty and Futurama, but what exactly is the science behind this complex theory? Dr.Moo takes a trip across the multiverse to find out whether this classic sci-fi trope is science fact or fiction.
Kyle discusses the downside of immortality, responds to your comments, and more!
While gremlins, goblins, and Mr. Burns may think it sounds like a good idea, would a world without the Sun even be possible? Dr. Moo sheds some light on this dark prospect.
Kyle discusses nuclear breath, responds to your comments, and more!
The mystery of space and its endless possibilities provides an exciting final frontier for humanity. However, is space just too big for us to explore? Science fiction has brought us creative solutions to the challenges of space travel, but just how realistic and helpful would cryo freezing or hyperspace really be in helping us travel across the cosmos? Dr. Moo blasts off in search of answers.
Kyle discusses what would happen if you managed to explode Ant-Man, responds to your comments, and more!
Sails have been helping us travel across water for centuries, but could this same idea help us travel across space? Dr. Moo breaks down the incredible technology of solar sails and how they're shaping the future of space exploration.
Kyle discusses the Men in Black's most dangerous weapon, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses Thor's shocking weakness, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle dives into more details of the Chernobyl disaster, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses what happens when you put The Flash on wheels, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle commemorates the anniversary of the moon landing, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle sends coded messages to Mars, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks how to defeat Aquaman, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks "Mad Clown Disease", responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks life in Chernobyl, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks about the doomsday, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks about slaying dragons, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks about black holes, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks Mars' atmosphere, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks senzu bean nutritional facts, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks Project THOR, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks faster-than-light blades, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses the Joker's legal defense, responds to your comments, and more!
Thanks for watching, Super Nerds! One number I forgot -- if you stacked all Bezos' $1 bills, the stack would pass the orbit of the International Space Station... 30 times over.
Kyle discusses creative cooking techniques, responds to your comments, and more!
In The Outer Worlds humanity has built colonies on the farthest reaches of the galaxy. But what truly stands in the way of humanity making our place in the stars? Turns out - it's a lot! Dr. Moo breaks down all the work that needs to be done so we can survive on and terraform planets like the ones in The Outer Worlds.
Kyle discusses what happens when you teleport, responds to your comments, and more!
How would some of our favorite science fiction and fantasy worlds work in our real universe? Could J.R.R. Tolkien's Arda really start out flat and still support life? Would a real-life human ever be able to stare at twin setting sunsets before heading off on an adventure like Luke Skywalker in Star Wars? Join Dr. Moo as she explores just how realistic these can be.
Kyle discusses Naruto's running style, responds to your comments, and more!
Which is more important to space exploration in the long run: Government agencies or private corporations? With several big-name private companies in the space exploration game, which will control the future of space travel? Join Dr. Moo as she delves into this problem through the fictional lens.
Kyle discusses the impossibilities of Magic: The Gathering, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses the origin of fossil fuels, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses man-made rocks, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle graphs some data (nefariously), responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle talks about invading cat armies, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle discusses octopus blood, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle marvels at the Hoover Dam, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle celebrates the holidays with squid brains, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle tries to spread New Year's cheer with statistics, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle performs an astronomical reading, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle designs a Star Wars-themed ball pit, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle introduces you to the word "gigantotherm", responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle practices his Polish pronunciation, responds to your comments, and more!
Kyle chats about the apocalypse, responds to your comments, and more!
With the looming threat of an incoming asteroid in our planet’s vicinity, the facts may not be as scary as it seems.
Keeping your hands clean is the best way to stop the spread of diseases, but what can you do if you are out of soap or hand sanitizer? You can make your own hand sanitizer at home!
To help the environment it is good practice to recycle all the plastic items we use every day, but how much of that plastic actually gets recycled? Let's break down the facts!
Ice cream and other frozen treats are some our favorite sweet foods to eat, but why are they so painful? Why do we get brain freeze?
From humans to animals we all have one thing in common, we all yawn! Although, it's still a mystery why we yawn. What is a yawn and why do we do it?
The CDC is giving out a multitude of rules for people to follow to stop the spread of Covid-19, but one of those rules is just so hard to stop. Not touching your face seems like an easy task, but why is this habit so dang hard to break and why is it a big deal if we do touch our face?
While most of the planets we know of are spherical, can a whole planet be shaped by an American Football? We dive into the discoveries of such a planet and why scientists believe how a planet might be shaped this way.
Have you ever thought "Why do my fingers and toes get all wrinkly when put in water for a long time?" Well we have the answer for you with Dr. Moo! This reaction to water still puzzles scientists to this day, but what are the leading theories? We break it all down right here!
No two snowflakes are exactly the same. Can that actually be true? With an extraordinary amount of snowflakes that drop in a single area, how can no two be the same? We break down what might set snowflakes apart even if it means going down to the microscopic level.
As if people didn't have enough problems, now there are Murder Hornets here to wreck havoc on the environment! Wy are they so dangerous? Are they more dangerous to humans or to other animals? Is there anything we can do to stop this invasion? We break it all down right here.
Medicine and general healing practices have been around for thousands of years, but which of those methods are still used to this day? Dr. Moo breaks down some of the biggest medicines that have stood the test of time and have shaped how we heal people in the modern era.
Was the T-Rex and other Theropods more suited to walk than run? Dr. Moo breaks down how we have been lied to about just how fast and how able a T-rex could run or even walk while chasing its next meal.
