Bringing Hot Toys' battle-damaged Thanos home will not instantly make half the rest of the collection disappear. He's just that realistic-looking that it seems he could.

According to the study, a finger snap is the "fastest acceleration of the human body ever measured", and the physics involved should have been impossible for Thanos while wearing the gauntlet ...

Seeing Thanos snap his fingers while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet in Avengers: Infinity War inspired the researchers to apply their framework to the massively popular cinematic franchise.

The iconic Thanos' finger snap using his Infinity gauntlet has puzzled some fans if it is possible in real life. Some believed that a person could do the same thing. Believe it or not, some ...

Researchers inspired by Thanos' snap have discovered the extraordinary acceleration of a snapping finger, which is faster than a pitcher's arm. The post Thanos’ Snap Inspires Study of Humans ...

While the supernatural part of The Snap is obviously not realistic, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have now found that even the simple act of Thanos snapping his fingers was ...

The Infinity Gauntlet was first used by Thanos to turn half of all the universe's population into dust with a single Snap of his fingers. This Snap would affect every sentient life in the universe.

With a double-bladed weapon, shiny Infinity Gauntlet, and smug smile, Thanos the Teddy Bear is simultaneously the greatest foe the Avengers have ever faced and a snuggly-wuggly bedtime companion.

In the scene after the snap, audiences might have noticed that Thanos’ gauntlet looked damaged, partially destroyed.

Researchers inspired by Thanos' snap have discovered the extraordinary acceleration of a snapping finger, which is faster than a pitcher's arm.