Hi, we've got three of your favorite stories from the past year of Curiosity Daily to help you get smarter in just a few minutes.

I'm Cody Gough.

And I'm Ashley Hamer.

Today, you learn about what would happen if you could actually stop time, scientifically speaking, the incredible benefits of

leaving your phone out of your bedroom, and one of our favorite scientific discoveries of the year,

a new world beyond Pluto. Let's discover some curiosity.

You know how some superheroes and supervillains can stop time?

Well, it turns out the real world effects of stopping time

wouldn't be very practical, but they're a pretty fun way to learn

about physics. Can I just say I loved this article? Yeah me too I loved writing it. I'm

really big in a time-stopping because I played a lot of Mega Man too when I was little.

Flash Man is iconic. Really good music too.

Yeah, actually you helped me with this article because I was like,

what's an example of a time where you stop time and you're like mega man I remember and then time stopped and I thought to myself now is my chance

Anyway, it was good. Before we get into this, let's define what we mean by stopping time.

We're talking about when you stop time for everything but you obviously like in TV

shows or movies where everything is frozen and a character walks around

moving stuff.

Adam Sandler and click, Keanu Reeves in the Matrix, stuff like that.

Well for this to even work, you need to account for every molecule of fluid and

air inside and outside of your body. If you're able to move

around then we have to assume the molecules inside you can move around too.

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