science

if you're not making something explode with your science then you are doing science wrong

A planet MADE OF DIAMOND?!

Science Rules!

Asking for a friend, who is definitely not named Darth Vader.

According to the official Kickstarter, "Antimatter Matters is a science-based, futuristic, set-collection & pattern-building game for 2-6 players. It balances deliberate strategic choices, surprising interactions with other players and the unpredictable nature of the universe." What's not to love?

Possible spoilers ahead? 

The people who created this used a "machine learning algorithm" to figure out who is most likely to die next. They go into a much deeper explanation about their initial data gathering from the books and how they use those factors to predict who's next on the website.

They've also got a ranking system to show you who you can expect to die, although these seem to be based on what the books have revealed so far so we may find out if these predictions come true when season six begins. 

(I didn't made the edit on the right)

Victor Mateevitsi, a computer science student at the University of Illinois—Chicago, has developed a suit that gives you a "spider-sense." The core of the suit is a robot arm connected to a microphone module. Each module projects and receives ultrasonics, making it more like a bat-sense than anything else. If the module detects someone approaching, the robot arm places pressure on you to let you know what direction the "threat" is coming from.