An exciting exercise in literary, cinematographic and, of course, scientific erudition.
In a famous episode of the no less famous Star Trek, we witness an unusual poker game between the android Data and the holograms of Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking, the only one who, for obvious reasons, could play himself. As in the chapter of the series, in this book illustrious scientists also share the spotlight along with characters as peculiar as Darth Vader, E.T., Spiderman or Godzilla.

Throughout its pages we wonder if the acrobatic pirouettes of the Millennium Falcon, the supersonic races of Flash Gordon or the temporal phenomena that occur on Miller, the planet that appears in the film Interstellar, are possible. Science fiction, in addition to being exciting entertainment, is also an ideal way to learn the laws of science... if only because of the number of times Hollywood screenwriters do not respect them.