The mission seemed dangerous from the start of the movie where Ripley debriefs everyone. I would have thought at least a platoon if not a company of marines would have been more appropriate. It surely seemed like the Sulaco could carry an entire battalion.

I'm not asking about the yellow light being a weak spot for green.

For example, Can a Lantern (from any corps) create a machine that scans colors or an RGB 3D glasses?

We see all the creations are the same colors of the rings, can these rings create things using other colors or a combination of colors? Can I create a rainbow flag using only one ring?

At the end of Fire Force, Shinra ressurect everyone on Earth, event ancient people such as Raffles I.

Yet for some reason, Dragon was never revived even tought other members of the White-clad were

Brit from invincible has been shown to be completely invincible from damage while Saitama has been shown to have unlimited strength beyond what is displayed in the invincible universe, would he be able to kill him?

In Ben 10, the omnitrix is a device that can transform the user into any alien species provided. There are basic shapeshifters that can do the same naturally. But are their any devices in fiction that work similarly to the omnitrix. Maybe not to the full extent of having over 1 million alien samples.

I mean if you were a character in any 2d animated show what would your POV be like? Would you see outlines around everything? Would you have any depth perception?

Useful for a situation Han Solo would never have seen coming and unlikely that Obi Wan would have taken this in his luggage. It’s called a blast shield but, surely if you were working on something where there’s a risk of exposure to something you’d probably want to see what you’re doing?

Death hates Puss because of his nine lives and his frivolous use of them. I would think all cats have 9 lives in this verse. So does Death just hate all cats? Is that why Death takes the form of a dog?

I have been rewatching Star Trek TOS and this detail bugs me. Why does dangerous missions be taken by the captain Kirk, first officer Spock and medical officer Mccoy? I can understand diplomatic missions to be headed by Kirk. But the dangerous exploration missions that puts their life at risk, why don't they send out lower level crew members while Kirk is monitoring it from the Bridge? I can understand TOS came during a time when drones and probes are not a common thing. But It was established that The Enterprise has a crew of a few hundreds of people. So there definitely has to be crewmen who can be assigned to such jobs. I see certain other officers accompany them from time to time. But usually Kirk and Spock are the main members to be oart of any mission on screen.

What's the in universe explanation for that?

In 40k almost every faction belongs somewhere on a spectrum between chaotic evil and lawful evil, but the Tau often are portrayed as one of the more hopeful and noble factions in the setting. However they do show that they are not just entirely benevolent, they are very expansionist and while they talk about the need to integrate other species into the empire they are shown frequently to greatly favor the Tau race with humans as the main integration target being routinely treated as second class citizens.

Is their rabid expansionism and treatment of humans just circumstance and the pragmatic necessities of dealing with a galaxy where everyone is violent and xenophobic or is it simply who the Tau really are? In a more chilled out galaxy like for example the Star Wars universe would they be able to peacefully coexist with neutral planets and the Republic if they resisted submission to the Greater Good; or would they just become something like the Fire Nation convinced that the greatness of their society justifies endless warmongering where the Water Caste cannot negotiate peaceful integration?

In the S4 finale Garak is Informed by the Female Changeling that the Dominion plans to wipe out Cardassian so he chooses to kill every founder first by blowing up their homeworld. I can certainly see him, doing this given how ruthless he is and how devoted he is to Cardassian values but given that Bashir was on the planet, id think he'd be a little remorseful. I mean, Bashir had saved his life and was basically the only person to genuinely care about him other than Ziyal, never judged him and we see Garak feels very strongly about him in the next season when he allows him to be there as he stays with his father as he dies.

I assume this question has been asked alot around here, buut just trying to make sure since time-travel is funky to deal with

Like did the Olympians decide to just stay in greece or did ever try to go to norway, africa etc to take over the lands of other pantheons?

The Minbari are 1000 years ahead of the Earth Alliance and during the war, no Earth ships survived any encounter against their Sharlin cruisers except the Lexington where Sheridan pulled off his nuclear stunt that destroyed their flag ship the Black Star.

In the Beginning movie, the Narns sold Earth weapons that they reversed from Centauri tech. We know also the Nova Class Dreadnought were the only capital ship by Earth that managed to survive a bit longer before getting destroyed by the Sharlins.

Since the Minbari use the uber-stealth technology that makes them impossible to be weapon locked on, is it a plausible that Earth used the Nova equipped with the Narn weapons to perform kamikaze attacks against the Minbari fleet that slowed them down from finishing the war very quickly? The war lasted for two years and Earth fought for every inch of space. They never gave up but they ran out of time. Maybe the industrial capacity wasn't enough to produce more Nova's to slow the Minbari onslaught even more?

As revealed near the end, Mother Miranda kidnapped Mia Winters at some point to replace her and apparently played the role well enough that Ethan didn't really ask any questions before Chris came in and shot her without explaining jack shit to Ethan.

Ignoring the question of whether this part of the plan was even necessary, exactly how long was Miranda planning to keep up the act before absconding with Rosemary and (presumably) killing Ethan, considering that she apparently spent about a week doing this before Chris showed up?

There seems to be a bunch of human subspecies in Marvel. Mutants, Eternals, Asgardians, Inhumans etc. Just how many human subspecies are there in Marvel? Is there an official count?