Monster’s planet is Earth like planet from Monsters inc. their race is Mons. The monster went to Earth and scare the children. Every monster who growing, growing, and growing as well. In “History of the Monster World.”

I may just be an Earth-bound carbon-based human, but it seems to me that "down" would be the direction gravity's pulling the ships in, while "up" would be the opposite direction. Do the features of the planet itself (the magnetic fields, etc.) just inhibit any meaningful determination of "up"?

Some pigs don't move. Have to push them to get over there. Answer to question the driveway to get to other side

Ned Beatty has died, aged 83, after a very active forty-year career in movies and television. Among his many memorable roles, he was known to superhero fans as Lex Luthor's bumbling sidekick Otis in Superman (with a smaller role in Superman II). A generation later, he provided the voice for the...

It was back in the late 70s maybe more likely 80s I think I read this book. The story began in Germany as I recall on the northern coast, set in the late 1900s or early 2000s. It was after a nuclear war. The main character was a sailor on a destroyer. The boilers were fired with wood because oil ...

I’m trying to find the title for a movie or possibly a tv show a saw as a kid. I remember it being in the mid 90s to early 2000’s. It was about a robot that had female skin and was later discovered by the boyfriend and I want to say bubble gum had some kind of effect on the robots. Sorry I don’t ...

You will have to bear with me, I haven't read this these books since high-school. That being said I am looking for a fantasy book series about a boy who is unaware of a different realm that he travels to then at the behest of the grand wizard there asks him to join a quest to head to a mountain a...

Horace Slughorn told his students that he took the potion Felix Felicis twice - being a twenty-four years old and again when he was fifty-seven. Is there any source why he took the potion or what happend on these days? It might have something to do with a woman but that is pure speculation as I d...

At the end of the Show, Wanda I mean, why didn't Wanda keep a small Hex with only her husband and children living inside? They can interact with the outside through S.W.O.R.D Drones, radio, and a female pre-S.W.O.R.D leader.

Man testifies before senate committee. He has invented super powerful gun that is easily made. Can vaporize tanks and planes. Makes governments obsolete. Turns out he released plans already, committee will be obsolete.

I read the wiki and it said a droid used methods 2265, 6304, 3333, and K8-A4, but what did the droid do? In The Force Awakens, Poe Dameron is captured and tortured for information on the map to Luke Skywalker, it is said that the droid asked 813 times and when the ace spat on the thing, it procee...

When Harry and the Durselys visited the zoo in the first book, the snake was sleeping all the time and didn't even move when the glass was knocked at. But when Harry moved closer to the cell, it opened its eyes and winked at Harry even though Harry hadn't said a word. Harry moved in front of the...

What was the computer system used to created CGI in the first Harry Potter movie? How powerful this computer may have been? Since it was late 90s I don't suspect Silicon Graphics was still the thing? Although I'm purely interested in the computer system and it's performance / limitations the ques...

Leman Rusk and land raiders are meant to be the main battle tanks of the space marines and the Imperial army, but are they really equal? Is there any proof of a land raider going against a Leman Rusk tank (or many for that matter as they often come in groups), and which vehicle normally wins the ...

In Men In Black, shortly after the Bug crashes, Edgar approaches him and they have a brief conversation: Bug: Place your weapon on the ground. Edgar: You can have my gun, when you pry it from my cold dead fingers.  Bug: Your proposal is acceptable. He then proceeds to consume Edgar and steal hi...

In the movie Chaos Walking, (based on the novel by same name), Any insights would be great! I haven't read the novel, but, liked the movie, save the plothole discussed above.

In the movie Interstellar, the protagonists' spaceship, the Endurance, travels through a wormhole. As it is explained in the movie, the wormhole allows them to travel to a couple of systems, one of which is hoped to contain a world habitable for humans. As for the wormhole itself, its entrance is...

This movie might be from the 90's, the world is flooded and there is a bad muscular guy whose boat moves using an exercise machine.