Not Quite Science
Eating Right
Deep in the Disney Vault
Invented by Accident
Toying with You
200

Stanley Kubrick directed this groundbreaking 1968 science fiction epic

2001: A Space Odyssey

200

One gram of water will be raised by one degree Celsius by burning this amount of energy

One calorie

200

This kind-hearted rabbit is one of the main characters in Bambi, known for his loyalty and friendship

Thumper

200

Originally meant to be a medicinal syrup in the 1880s, this ended up becoming a global refreshment.

Coca-Cola

200

With hundreds of varieties, Beanie Babies made a fortune for this toy making company

Ty Inc.

400

Immortalized by this actor, Agent Smith's iconic two-word line, "Mr. Anderson," set the stage for many fights with Keanu Reeve's character, Neo

Hugo Weaving

400

Kombucha, sauerkraut, and kimchi are all fermented foods that are consumed for their abundance of these beneficial bacteria

Probiotics

400

This quirky seagull is a self-proclaimed expert on human things.

Scuttle

400

Originally meant to be a wallpaper cleaner, this colorful, moldable substance became a favorite among children

Play-Doh

400

A standard Rubik's Cube has this many individual colored squares

54

600

The challenge of predicting the motion of several celestial bodies was inspiration for the title of this 2008 novel and subsequent Netflix adaptation

Three-body Problem

600

Found in foods like olive oil and avocados, this heart healthy type of fat is one of the most nutritious lipids

Monounsaturated fat

600

This accomplished mother watches over her own 15 puppies and 84 orphaned dalmatians

Perdita

600

Percy Spencer accidentally discovered the idea for this when a chocolate bar melted in his pocket while he was working with radar technology.

Microwave

600
The "Real American Heroes" tagline was used for this popular children's toy line

G.I. Joe

800

Ridley Scott's 1982 Blade Runner featured humanoid robots known as this

Replicants

800

Traditionally used as a remedy for pain, inflammation, and infections, this spice causes a tingly, numbing effect when eaten

Sichuan/Szechuan pepper

800

Stitch is this experiment number

626

800

Dr. Alexander Fleming noticed mold killing bacteria in his petri dishes, leading to this breakthrough substance.

Penicillin

800

In 1999, the NSA banned this toy from offices because it was concerned they could record conversations 

Furby

1000

The "Prime Directive" is a rule that forbids Starfleet from doing this

Interfering with or influencing a civilization's natural develop

1000

Kelp's high iodine content is harvested to create supplements that support function of this specific organ

Thyroid

1000

Plio the lemur is the adoptive mother of this displaced iguanodon in Dinosaur

Aladar

1000

This clear, flexible material was created when chemist Roy Plunkett was trying to make a new refrigerant gas

Teflon

1000

First designed in the early 1910s and still sold today, this toy set was inspired by watching children play with sticks and empty spools of threads to construct shapes and buildings

Tinker Toy