10 Ways Captain America's Shield Bends The Laws Of Science

Опубликовано 1 июня 2019, 17:00

Why Marvel Captain America’s Shield Shouldn’t Work Like It Does In The MCU

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There are some items in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that’re just iconic and one of them is definitely the Vibranium shield wielded by Captain America. This shield was given to Steve Rogers by Howard Stark, the father of Tony Stark. It’s become a symbol of justice, but it also regularly breaks the laws of science. Today, we’ll talk about some of the most impossible feats accomplished by this object. Sam Wilson is going to have to forget absolutely everything he ever learned about physics if he wants to embrace his new superhero persona.

In The Winter Soldier, we saw it take down the spinning propeller blades of an aircraft and yet be gentle enough to cushion a fall. The Mad Titan Thanos made short work of it in Avengers: Endgame, yet it was able to withstand the strength of Mjolnir in the first Avengers movie. Would the electromagnetic attachment we saw in Age of Ultron really work the way we’ve seen it on the big screen?

What do you think about this incredibly versatile weapon? Is it a bit too convenient to be believable or do you think it’s perfect the way it is? Is there another part of the MCU you find too hard to believe? Take a moment to share your thoughts with us in the comments section and then click on the subscribe button for more great videos from us here at CBR.

Featuring:

Entry 1 - INCONSISTENT
Entry 2 - DAMAGE
Entry 3 - BULLETS
Entry 4 - WEBBING
Entry 5 - BOUNCING
Entry 6 - SUMMONING
Entry 7 - ALTITUDE
Entry 8 - INVINCIBLE
Entry 9 - VIBRANIUM
Entry 10 - STRENGTH

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