• doctordevice@lemmy.ca
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    + All of physics. Especially anything involving characters falling, lasers, explosions, firearms, and any physics in space (sound, motion, temperature, black holes).

    Not that it’s known physics, but time travel falls into this category too. Not the time travel itself, that’s just suspension of disbelief, but having time travel mechanics be internally consistent. It’s difficult to do well.

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      1 hour ago

      Have you watched The Expanse? I’ve seen some physicists talk it up for realism. At least as real as a show like that can be.

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        Yeah, I love that show. They do a really good job staying grounded in real physics when they’re not in the fiction side of sci-fi. IMO, their space mechanics are unmatched in sci-fi.

        I love lots of franchises that also do it poorly, but I’m always pleased when they go the extra mile.