Could we really make Captain America’s shield? A materials scientist weighs in.
Captain America’s star-spangled shield can stand up against the universe’s most powerful forces all thanks to vibranium. This fictional and nearly indestructible element absorbs and releases huge amounts of kinetic energy. It is also the stuff of dreams for real materials scientists.
REVIEW - Captain America: Brave New World shield popcorn bucket
“Captain America: Brave New World” flew into theaters this week, and so did a brand new popcorn bucket. The AMC exclusive shield bucket might not be made of vibranium, but it does have room for a whole lot of snacks. Our intrepid popcorn bucket expert, Mark Potts, ventured out to his nearest AMC to get his hands on the vessel. Here’s his review.
The fourth "Captain America" movie, starring Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson, has one end-credits scene that alludes to the ...
Brave New World was beset by production delays and big, story-shifting reshoots. The end result is kind of a mess. That mess ...
It's been nearly a decade since Sam Wilson first shed his identity as the Falcon and traded it in for Captain America's red, ...
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