Dinosaur Zoo
Neurological disease characterized by the loss of dopamine-producing neurons
What is Jurassic Parkinson's Disease
The worlds first self sustaining fission reaction happened at Stagg field, the football stadium for this university, known as the "Monsters of the Midway," even before the NFL's "Bears"
What is the University of Chicago
Juncoes
Phoebes
Grackles
What are birds?
An honest president engaging in cognition
Who is, "Thinkin Lincoln"
Michael Jordan has 6 championship rings! This planet has 7 distinct groups of rings
What is... Saturn
Famous zombie movie from the 1960s
Father-son duo, one of whom flew too close to the sun
When is the Night of the living Deadalus & Icarus
UCF Physics department conducted a hypothetical study to disprove the existence of vampires. They found that if a vampire shows up on Jan 1 1600, it would take this many months to infect everyone on earth, assuming a vampire feeds once a month
How many are 29
Dodoma
Muscat
Tegucigalpa
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Smelling / tasting Joumou while hearing Patois
Who/what is a Haitian Sensation
Cinderella is at the ball! She checks her watch, and it says 11:59:00. All of her stuff will become pumpkins etc.
If Cinderella locks in and travels at 99.862% of the speed of light, how much more time will she get at the party? (To observers in the ball's reference frame)
How many is 19 more minutes roughly
A Chinese story about a bunch of goofballs that have to endure many trials on their way to retrieving sacred Buddhist scriptures. (English name necessary for the pun)
A Mosquito-transmitted disease named after a large river.
What is, Journey to the West Nile Virus
Your buddy has a concerning tendency to divide the friend group into groups that are hot, and groups that are not. If your friend group consists of gas molecules, you are likely dealing with this creature, theorized by an eponymous scientist in 1867
Who is..... Maxwell's Demon
BLINK
ARMY
CARAT
What are KPop Fandoms
Particle that will never form a hadron. But, nevertheless is still underrated
What is a slept on Lepton
Lebron James asks you to characterize the cross section describing non-relativistic particles incident upon a target, and interacting via the Coulomb potential. You think for a bit, and write down the cross section named for this dude! For extra points, what was the target?
Who is... Ernest Rutherford
A very long book about drugs and tennis, for pretentious people.
A phrase invented by streamer Clavicular to characterize silly or unserious behavior
What is Infinite Jestermaxxing
This word is used 62 times in a Edgar Allan Poe poem that tells us about "A world of solemn thought their monody compels!"
It also names an inequality that shows quantum entanglement cannot be described classically
What is, BELLS
Dubious Handle
Kentavious Balled Well? Nope
Can't Man
What are NBA Slanderous Nicknames (or equivalent)
Events where a sweet, syrupy substance comes crashing down, like a unique flood that happened in Boston's North End in 1919
What are Molasses Collapses
Nikola Jokic hands you a triangle. You explicitly know the lengths of all sides. In order to tell him the area of the triangle, you might use the theorem named for this guy, which can be proved by inscribing a circle within the triangle
Who is Heron (as in, Heron's Theorem) (Hero of Alexandria)
Twin cities containing the Morrow Plots and State Farm Center
A song that claims, among other things "This dorm was once a madhouse"
Where is Urbana-Champaign Problems
Noether's theorem connects group symmetries to conserved quantities. Noether likely did not anticipate the Monster Group which has how many elements?
808,017,424,794,512,875,886,459,904,961,710,757,005,754,368,000,000
(8.08e53)
Einstein on the Beach
Anna Bolena
Carmen
What are Operas?
Skinny mechanic fixing your car after a relatively gentle collision (4 words)
What is a Slender Fender-Bender Mender
Taylor Swift once said "You know how to ball, I know ______." Finish the lyric about this guy who unfortunately, rejected the theory of atoms proposed by Democritus and Leucippus
Who is Aristotle