Neil deGrasse Tyson has scientifically calculated Barbieland's real-world location, but is he right about where the magical realm would be on Earth?
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Neil deGrasse Tyson has scientifically calculated where the Barbie movie's Barbieland would be if it were a real location on Earth. In the Barbie movie, Barbieland is a mystical location where Barbies and Kens thrive. The film establishes that Barbieland and Earth are two different locations, especially once Barbie and Ken go to California on a mission of self-discovery.
Using the orientation of the Moon and the way the Sun and Moon set, Tyson was able to determine the probable latitude of Barbieland. He posits the fictional world would be in the Flordia Keys if it were a real, Earthly location.
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