The Science of Rick and Morty: The Unofficial Guide to Earth’s Stupidest Show

Nearly all of the science was great. I had a good laugh about the parts I find misdirected in practically every serious physics text. What happens to Newton’s math when you have one mass and your range is zero? Infinite G. This would cause every massive object in the universe to collapse into a black hole. The universe exists so there may me no such thing as a neutrino bomb, but there are Newton bombs. Luckily Rick doesn’t need to worry about these things, he and the show are fiction. That’s why I love them, and why I enjoyed reading this book. By the way, there is a solution to the Newton bomb problem, but no quantum physics genius will find it, it’s in relativity and is therefore mutually exclusive with them. Thanks for the laughs.

Matt Brady explains the science behind Rick & Morty. If you are a fan of the show, this is a great book. He adds humor and valid science behind the science displayed on the show.

If you love Rick and Morty chances are you’ll love the subject matter of this book. Even if you’ve never heard of Rick and Morty and just like fun science stuff you’ll also love this book. (You may just not laugh as much)

Got this for a gift to my fiance but I’ve been reading it too. Very scientific and explains a lot of what’s going on in Rick & Morty in a real life way with plenty of references to the show!

I learned more from this book than I did in four years of engineering school !

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