The Science of the X-Files
By pushing science to its furthest, most marvelous extremes, "The X-Files" has captivated us with stories more strange and surreal than we'd ever dreamed possible. But are they as far-fetched as they look? With the help of leading experts, scientist Jeanne Cavelos explores the scientific theories — and supporting research — that shed light on some of the series' most bizarre and compelling episodes.Includes scientific examinations of:
— Could a man cause fungi to destroy everything he touched? — How could a man made entirely of cancer cells grow back his decapitated head?
— What sort of nutrition could be derived from a diet of human livers? — Could a man bum up in the sun — simply because he believes he's a vampire? — How could a salamander hand grow on a man's body? — Could concentrated human pheromones really make Scully do "the wild thing" with a stranger?
- Author
- Jeanne Cavelos
- Format
- paperback
- Pages
- 304
- Publisher
- Berkley
- Language
- english
- ISBN
- 9780425167113
- Genres
- science, reference
- Release date
- 1998
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