I'm thinking in terms of energy release. Comparatively, it's been likened to a massive Nuclear explosion....however, if the New 52 Superman is anywhere near as strong as our version, than "all the solar radiation in his cells" should yield much greater energy considering he is capable of literal...

There's a novel that I read years ago for which I can no longer remember the author or the title. The only things I can remember are... It was about mental powers, telepathy, etc Children developed these abilities naturally at or about puberty (I think). If I remember correctly, the general p...

In this scenario, the Hulk (MCU, not comic 616 Hulk) has been driven insane by unknown means and will rampage and kill until nothing is left. Banner's mind is gone leaving only an angry rampaging monster with no humanity. Destruction incarnate. What are possibilities our world can do to contain ...

Season 5 deals with the alien entity the Lady's attempt to terraform (alien-form?) and control the moon Westerly, but we haven't heard anything about Leith or Quresh (a scene in the season's first episode takes place in an installation that might be on Arkyn, but that's about it)- is there a reas...

Hi I'm trying to remember the name of a series I read on the Kindle unlimited a few years back, the main character and his brother were born into a small tribe of falconers and the book starts with them in a competition to collect eggs for the tribe. After the brothers attend a festival to sell o...

I remember seeing a a scene of this movie when i was young it must have been a movie around 1990-early 2000 but the scene had a house that was surrounded by a force field and it had a normal looking family inside and people on the outside had a machine that was shooting small objects at the wall ...

I was reading on Tolkien Gateway that Sauron fought with Gil-galad and Elendil, and both were slain. As Elendil fell, his sword was broken beneath him. Yet Sauron was thrown down, too, and Isildur seized the hilt of his father's sword and cut off the finger on which Sauron wore the One Ring....

Simple question, did those of the population who were considered in the half that needed to die via Thanos and his infinity gauntlet, feel pain when they were melting away? Did they feel pain when dying?

In S02E12 of Star Trek: Discovery it is found to be impossible to delete some recently acquired data from the ship's memory. The data seems to resist being deleted, and cancels a self-destruct sequence to prevent it's own demise. How can data in a computer memory do this? I'm looking for in-univ...

Has Stephen King written anything that either is or approaches the steampunk genre? Same question goes for diesel-punk and cyberpunk genres. I tried looking for something along those lines but didn't come across anything that stuck out.

I'm looking for a science fiction book that may or may not have been published. I work for a printing company so I see a lot of obscure books. The one I'm trying to find is about people who travel to a distant planet to retrieve alien tech, but on the return home their ship is damaged. In cryosle...

It is obvious that the common Hobbits (and men) knew nothing of the true nature of the Istari. When the Istari arrived in Middle-earth they were considered "strange elves" (as a matter of fact, Gandalf means "staff elf") or "strange men", wise, long-lived and mysterious, but the treatment that Ba...

Two dolls escape into an enchanted forest. Living in the forest is a manic, toothless creature named Sugar Jack, who subsists entirely on sugar. As he eats sugar, he gets madder, stronger, and faster, chanting "Sugar chugger, sugar chugger, sugarchugger sugarchugger sugarchugger." The escaped do...

I can't remember, but I thought they had in the film. If so-wouldn't he then learn everything from Spock regarding the former timeline?

At the middle of this spider cavern is a cocoon like house with a woman in it. She seems to have power over the guardian-a giant white/plastic spider. After getting the needed information, she turns over an hourglass, the old man escapes while the guardian is frozen in time. Afterward, the old ma...

In The Twilight Zone episode "Ring-a-Ding Girl", I don't fully understand what happened. I don't fully understand, if she was dead all this time, this means the crash already happened and all those people died, did she find a way to go back in time and prevent it? If so, couldn't she have jus...

Given the number of times the Doctor's assistants have the sorts of experiences that would send most people off for counselling, did any of them actually need or have this? As far as I know (thankfully never having had one), near-death experiences are pretty unsettling!

Curumo is not known (AFAIK) to have forgotten his identity and his mission from the Valar. Even ignoring his commitment to the Valar - he knows that Mairon's master is gone and won't be coming back despite his disciple's best efforts, and that the most Mairon can do is basically provoke the Valar...

What is the fastest that we have seen Jay Garrick travel in any continuity? I'm interested in the issue number and page (image if possible) that he actually travels at his top speed rather than a quote saying "because of this power he can travel at this speed".

I am trying to find the top speed of each Flash in any continuity. What is the fastest that we have seen Barry Allen travel? I'm interested in the issue number and page (image if possible) that he actually travels at his top speed rather than a quote saying "because of this power he can travel ...

What is the fastest that we have seen Bart Allen travel in any continuity? It doesn't matter if it is when he was Impulse, Kid Flash or The Flash. I'm interested in the issue number and page (image if possible) that he actually travels at his top speed rather than a quote saying "because of thi...

I remember reading a series of books in which science is outlawed. The main character and a small group are looking for sites which include a pre nuclear war silo or bunker complex with hi-tech defences.

I am asking the material of the prop, not the hammer in the universe. I am asking the material for the hammer tip, handle and strap.

Neon Genesis Evangelion has a different ending theme in the 2019 Netflix release. The original show had covers of "Fly Me to the Moon" at the end of each episode, but the song was changed to some familiar-sounding instrumental piano music. What is the name of the new song? The start of the endin...

I believe I would have read this in 1988, as a stand-alone paperback novel. (I was avoiding all, or at least most, series that summer, having gotten fed up with David Eddings.) I don't really recall a lot of the story, except specifically that The Hero (male) Didn't Get the Girl in the end. I r...

The only thing I can remember about this movie is that the Knight received a green scarf from a [possibly magical] Maiden/Princess, and at the very end of the film, his enemy attempted to decapitate him, but due to the magic of the scarf, it passed through his neck, allowing him to get up and fig...

David Tennant told that Tardis never, and never could've travel that much in time. It's in the end of the universe. It's impossible. (3x11) Peter Capaldi told in Listen that Tardis shouldn't have came that far but some fool close off the shields. (8x4) My question is, which is older in datetim...

I'm pretty sure it was under one of those banners like D&D or similar. And I remember an early scene in the first book where the guy has to ride a horse and gets incredibly saddle sore to the amusement of his fellow travelers.

A short story about a time traveller from the future who brings a virus to cull the human race in our present. He muses on previous unsuccessful attempts and why more direct action is needed. He tries to give a woman pills that can save her but she is unconvinced by his story. He sees her throw t...