Clue | Answer |
Lord of the Rings: A light, silver-like but impervious metal used for armor | |
Marvel Comics: Metal exclusive to Wakanda or Antarctica which absorbs all kinetic energy directed at it. | |
H.G. Wells books: A material that can block the effect of gravity, named after its discoverer, Dr Cavor. | |
The Absent-Minded Professor: Invention of Prof. Ned Brainard, a substance that gains energy when it strikes a hard surface. | |
Star Trek IV: A non-opaque form of an actual metal used for starship portholes and other see-through partitions. | |
Dune: A spice that can extend human life, cause prescience and fold space. It smells like cinnamon. | |
Powerpuff Girls: A mysterious additive that gave the Girls their powers. | |
DC Comics: The material in Wonder Woman's bracelets, named after her warrior race. | |
Star Wars: A material or possible microscopic life form, that resides in all living cells and can communicate with The Force. | |
16th century: A substance once believed by scientists to be in all flammable materials, and which could be released by burning. | |
RuneScape: A light-blue immensely strong metal common to many types of armor. | |
Transformers: The primary power source for the robots and their craft. | |
Command & Conquer: A green (or rarely blue) crystal that was first discovered near an Italian river. | |
Star Trek (2009): A colorful material that can create a black hole when it contacts nuclear matter. | |
Ancient science: This term could be applied to an ancient 'fifth element', or the lumeniferous medium through which scientists used to think light traveled through. | |
Brave New World: Citizens of The World State are all happy, partially because of this halucinogen without after effects, which their government encourages them to take. | |
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: Critical component of freeze ray machine. Do not bounce. | |
DC Comics & animation: Thangarian metal with varying properties that seem to depend on the needs of the writer. | |
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