Here's something different.  We've seen a bunch of trailers and such for Watchmen.   A Physics Professor James Kakalios from the University of Minnesota was brought in as a science consultant.  He discusses some of the different aspects in Watchmen and whether or not the physics are possible.

Take notes. There'll be a quiz later.

That's actually kind of interesting,

Also i agree with that professor, if you explain physics in a way the students can relate to as he does with super heroes, aka Doc Manhattan, they are more willing to listen and actually make an attempt to understand it.

Yawn its boring hey G-Man you should go on youtube type in Stan lee talks about spiderman 4 its very cool check it out and post it on here of course its about stan talking about spiderman 4 you will like it.

"That's actually kind of interesting,

Also i agree with that professor, if you explain physics in a way the students can relate to as he does with super heroes, aka Doc Manhattan, they are more willing to listen and actually make an attempt to understand it.
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"I haven't got to watch the video yet, there's people in my office, but I read a book a few years back called, "The Science of Harry Potter". I'm not a big Potter fan, but they took the magic of Harry Potter and used Physicists to explain how science could actually do these things... It was awesome."

There's also the book, "The Science Of Superheroes."  Not bad.  Some weak parts but fairly interesting.

cool

nice book