Sci Fi Science

Science

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What was once the stuff of science fiction movies - cyborgs, space colonization, shape-shifting and the like - may actually be possible using the scientific techniques of today, or at least, that's the hypothesis presented in `Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible'. Hosted by theoretical physicist Dr Michio Kaku, an author and scientist known for his efforts to popularise science, the series takes an in-depth look at some of the mainstays of sci-fi films and compares the technology required to what is currently available. Dr Kaku also interviews other scientists who are developing technologies that might support such theories.