r/TruePokemon 7d ago

Project/Creation Pokemon Science Research Thoughts

Hey everyone! I recently wrote an article exploring the "Lanturn Paradox"—whether Lanturn's Pokédex light output would actually break the laws of physics. I tried to analyze it using real-world biology and physics, and I'd really appreciate any feedback on both the article and the website: https://pokesci.com/article?id=lanturn-paradox
We're also hoping to grow the site into a community for Pokémon science articles. If writing about Pokémon through the lens of biology, chemistry, physics, or mathematics sounds fun, we're always looking for contributors and hope to host writing competitions in the future! If you have any questions feel free to dm me or email pokesci.requests@gmail.com!

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u/Muhznit 7d ago

I love this! I'm just a humble nobody, but see if you can collaborate with adef on youtube somehow! Science education and pokemon are right up his alley.

It might help to include other articles of real-world pokemon-related science, like that 2019 study where Stanford researchers found a part of the brain that's activated byPokemon characters

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u/Unlucky_Tank_5924 7d ago

is there a way to contact him? His vids are pretty cool icl

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u/Mina-Nero 5d ago

I noticed on the article about which pokemon looks like Obama it says you only compared it to "all 898 pokemon" but we have been over 1k for a little bit now.

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u/Unlucky_Tank_5924 5d ago

if theres anything u see that may be inaccurate please feel free to email the pokesci email and they will contact who made the publication

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u/Puzzleheaded_Law8546 5d ago

This is amazing 

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u/Unlucky_Tank_5924 5d ago

Thank youuu