But hedge fund manager Ross Stevens believes the greenback faces a more formidable foe, one he calls its ultimate “kryptonite ...

Scientists from the Natural History Museum have unraveled the geological mysteries behind jadarite, a rare lithium-bearing mineral with the potential to power Europe's green energy transition which, ...

You can’t hear the word kryptonite without thinking of the Man of Steel. Radioactive fragments of Superman’s home planet, Krypton, Kryptonite is the go-to choice for anyone wanting to take him down.

For 80 years, fans have been following the adventures of Superman. The most die-hard fans have followed him across several different mediums. Superman has appeared in print, on the big and small ...

Kryptonite is one of those things that can get a little annoying when it’s overused. The current Emerald Era could easily fall into that trap, but Superman Unlimited #2 actually makes the whole thing ...

Superman has gone up against many different types of foes, but what about pink Kryptonite? What does the pink shade of the rock do the Man of Steel. Does it also weaken him, or does it make him even ...

“Kryptonite” is a fictional material that brings down Superman, but the element krypton actually exists, and molecules that end in “ite” actually exist. Why can’t we make kryptonite? Chemistry is one ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The connection between Superman and Kryptonite is so firmly established in American culture that ...

Superman debuted in Detective Comics' (known now as DC Comics) Action Comics #1 in April of 1938. It depicted Superman's first sally of righteousness into the criminal underworld of Metropolis. On its ...

Photo by Chad Adkins Richard Gillespie welds motor mounts at Kryptonite Racecars. As the temperature in the shop neared 90 degrees, Richard Gillespie finished welding pieces of metal together. Taking ...