Science of the X-Men

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Science of the X-Men is a nonfiction book that explores and explains the real-world scientific principles and speculative technologies behind the powers and phenomena depicted in Marvel’s X-Men universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nonfiction book
tie-in book
about X-gene (fictional concept) NERFINISHED
biology
energy manipulation
ethics of genetic engineering
evolution
genetics
magnetism
mutation in popular culture
mutations
neuroscience
parallel universes
physics
regeneration
speculative technology
superhero fiction
superhuman abilities
telekinesis
telepathy
time travel
aimsTo bridge gap between fiction and real science
educate readers about scientific concepts using X-Men examples
basedOn Marvel Comics NERFINISHED
X-Men NERFINISHED
connectedTo Marvel’s X-Men franchise NERFINISHED
explains limitations of human biology related to superpowers
plausibility of comic-book technologies
real-world scientific principles behind X-Men powers
genre nonfiction
popular science
hasSubject comic book characters
mutants (fictional humans)
superhero teams
intendedAudience fans of X-Men
popular science audience
readers interested in science
language English
mediaType print
publisher Marvel-related nonfiction publisher (unspecified)
setInUniverseOf Marvel Universe NERFINISHED
workType science-of-fiction analysis

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Karen Haber notableWork Science of the X-Men