As thank you for supporting us for 200 episodes of Because Science, here is a special look behind the scenes. Welcome to the Because Science blooper reel! | Because Science
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As thank you for supporting us for 200 episodes of Because Science, here is a special look behind the scenes. Welcome to the Because Science blooper reel! | Because Science
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Kyle talks The Flash vs a tornado, responds to your comments, and more! | Because Science
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Kyle talks The Flash vs a tornado, responds to your comments, and more! | Because Science
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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 in this week's Because Science. | Because Science
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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 in this week's Because Science. | Because Science
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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 on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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We've covered how Deadpool's healing factor works, but what would it do without his head? Kyle cuts this down to size on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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We've covered how Deadpool's healing factor works, but what would it do without his head? Kyle cuts this down to size on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 in this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 in this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 loo
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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 on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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We've all seen fighting in space, but is any of it actually right? Kyle battles it out on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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Everyone knows the legendary exploits of Hyrule's Hero, but just how strong is Link? Kyle smashes some pots in search of answers in this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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Alien had one of the greatest tag lines in movie history, but is it 100% accurate? Kyle makes some noise on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 on this week's Because Science! | Because Science
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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 in this week's episode of Because Science! | Because Science
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While humanity has a better understanding of nuclear science now, when the first nuclear weapons were being developed, there were some serious questions about what the scientists were dealing with. Particular, would the first nuclear explosion test ignite the Earth's atmosphere with it? Kyle terms back the clock to take a closer look at this question and more in this episode of Because Science! | Because Science
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