SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviews All Posts Tagged Science Behind the Fiction How the world could end, the science behind 'Knock at the Cabin' Knock, knock. By Cassidy Ward | 1 day ago Neutrinos & tsunamis! Making sense of '2012's apocalyptic science An apocalypse several thousand years in the making! By Cassidy Ward | 2 days ago The science behind 'Poker Face's lucky (or unlucky) Charlie Cale You can bluff the other players, but can you really bluff yourself? By Cassidy Ward | 1 week ago The science behind 'Capsule': Three of the most harrowing real-life space missions in history It’s dangerous business, going out your front door… especially if that door is the airlock of a spacecraft. By Cassidy Ward | 2 weeks ago Making an Edgar suit, the science behind 'Men in Black's insectoid aliens Our very own body-snatching bugs, right here at home! By Cassidy Ward | 3 weeks ago Are recent UFO sightings evidence of secret alien visitation? (Probably not) Are there more of them or are we just better at seeing what was already there? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago Manufactured love? The science behind romantic comedies Today, on the loveliest or loneliest day of the year, we’re wondering if it’s really possible to fall in love with just anyone. By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago Could 'Knock at the Cabin's Pacific Northwest tsunami really happen? Is there anywhere safe from gigantic killer waves? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago Can you really fix a bullet wound with nothing more than super glue, like in 'Poker Face'? It's a lot to expect from the stuff you use to fix your action figures. By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago Can you really shine your eyes? The science behind 'Pitch Black' and night vision Riddick! What do your Furyan eyes see? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago Load More
How the world could end, the science behind 'Knock at the Cabin' Knock, knock. By Cassidy Ward | 1 day ago
Neutrinos & tsunamis! Making sense of '2012's apocalyptic science An apocalypse several thousand years in the making! By Cassidy Ward | 2 days ago
The science behind 'Poker Face's lucky (or unlucky) Charlie Cale You can bluff the other players, but can you really bluff yourself? By Cassidy Ward | 1 week ago
The science behind 'Capsule': Three of the most harrowing real-life space missions in history It’s dangerous business, going out your front door… especially if that door is the airlock of a spacecraft. By Cassidy Ward | 2 weeks ago
Making an Edgar suit, the science behind 'Men in Black's insectoid aliens Our very own body-snatching bugs, right here at home! By Cassidy Ward | 3 weeks ago
Are recent UFO sightings evidence of secret alien visitation? (Probably not) Are there more of them or are we just better at seeing what was already there? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago
Manufactured love? The science behind romantic comedies Today, on the loveliest or loneliest day of the year, we’re wondering if it’s really possible to fall in love with just anyone. By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago
Could 'Knock at the Cabin's Pacific Northwest tsunami really happen? Is there anywhere safe from gigantic killer waves? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago
Can you really fix a bullet wound with nothing more than super glue, like in 'Poker Face'? It's a lot to expect from the stuff you use to fix your action figures. By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago
Can you really shine your eyes? The science behind 'Pitch Black' and night vision Riddick! What do your Furyan eyes see? By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago