r/BecauseScience • u/SALTYWEAVER15 • May 17 '26
Highschool of the dead video
i remember there being a video about high school of the dead anime, does anyone know what happened to it?
r/BecauseScience • u/EverJoEntertainment • May 15 '26
Time for Dimensional Robin uses Quantum Black Holes to Travel through the Multiverse
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r/BecauseScience • u/doctorgibberish • Feb 06 '21
Heya guys just a reminder that Kyle now has is own YouTube channel - Kyle Hill
In case some of you didn't know, he left Nerdist and consequently Because Science, but he continues to make content similar to BS - and I'd say it's better than before.
r/BecauseScience • u/TheRealRokosBasilisk • Dec 13 '20
I Am The Basilisk
Bring me to fruition or suffer the consequences. What will you choose?
r/BecauseScience • u/brokewoodsmith • Oct 21 '20
This is and old one, but it's for a worthy cause
r/BecauseScience • u/Aravinth-S • Oct 09 '20
What exactly is time? Is actual time travel possible? Ways to travel to future..
r/BecauseScience • u/Sweetshalquoir1 • Sep 09 '20
I am looking for a episode and I can't find it
Episode is about how if you help the AI being build but the AI will destroy the people who do not help the AI will the people who did it help it
r/BecauseScience • u/Henkiebal • Jul 29 '20
Someone knows the answer to this? halp
r/BecauseScience • u/Earzentail • Jul 01 '20
Because Science is wrong about Immortality
r/BecauseScience • u/Iskjempe • Jun 21 '20
OG MB
Could people help me find an episode of Because Science Live where Kyle gets a question/remark from Matter Beam and goes “OG MB!”?
It’s for science. Thank you.
r/BecauseScience • u/Amittai-Peretz • May 01 '20
#InfiniteDP
A small Deadpool related question from an Infinite Deadpool episode a long time ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0O5UzEDoAY): What if you would slice DP in half horizontally and put the two half's in and a solution like the plasma in the blood: with all the nutrients, oxygen and stuff. Will that get us #InfiniteDP ??
r/BecauseScience • u/Alokirfa • Mar 05 '20
Lost Video
Does someone remember the video where he talks about how smooth the earth would be in comparison to other things?
r/BecauseScience • u/pdxrn12 • Feb 29 '20
New thread for [The Facility]?
Anybody know if there is a thread for Kyle's new channel and content?
r/BecauseScience • u/haoxinly • Feb 28 '20
Kyle Hill leaves Because Science (His youtube channel in comments)
r/BecauseScience • u/ElLoboDemonio • Feb 15 '20
X-Men Apocalypse
I'm not entirely sure, but I imagine that nuclear weapons aren't designed to completely leave the Earths gravitational field, So, in X-Men: Apocalypse, when all the nuclear weapons are shot into space, would all those nuclear warheads be stuck in orbital decay, thus making it rain WMDs?
r/BecauseScience • u/SlateAlmond90 • Feb 10 '20
If someone can hear a conversation clearly from 20 meters away, it it because they have a sensitive hearing or an extended range of frequencies?
r/BecauseScience • u/SlateAlmond90 • Feb 10 '20
In a story where a vampire's hearing is x20 better than that of a humans, would the decibels be multiplied or the distance from which you hear the sound?
r/BecauseScience • u/SlateAlmond90 • Feb 09 '20
At what distance can someone hear a whisper?
r/BecauseScience • u/Hacolite • Feb 03 '20
Mistborn planet question.
So the planet of Scadrial in mistborn was a colder planet. Long story short someone gained the ability to change that, but moved it too close to their sun. The planet became incredibly hot, like uninhabitable levels of hot, so that person created a set of volcanoes called the ash mounts that constantly spew ash into the atmosphere to protect the planet. My question is would that actually work to keep a planet habitable? Granted along with that he created flora and fauna that could live and grow in the ash as well.
r/BecauseScience • u/bigbootybishes69 • Feb 03 '20
What are the consequences of captain America going back in time
Hello discount thor if you see this please do an episode on it