Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson shares his thoughts on the big screen fight between the Dark Knight and the Kryptonian in the upcoming "Batman vs. Superman" movie. According to Tech Insider, Tyson actually explains how Batman can potentially beat Superman.

The scientist explains that the Cape Crusader not only has to think outside the box to beat the powerful alien, but also be in an "outside the box" situation. He clarifies that Batman may not be able to defeat Superman in a simple head to head cage match, but in another way.

"If Batman is ever to defeat Superman, it is not in a cage, it is some other way. It is the court of public opinion perhaps," says Tyson. "Forces that are not how big are your muscles or how fast you can run or how high you can fly, but who do you want working for you. That's a different issue. That's a more subtle issue."

Cinema Blend recalls that in the comics Batman does not usually take Superman head on, like his other opponents. Bruce Wayne is too smart to fight the Kryptonian without taking certain precautions, like wearing a massive armor or carrying some Kryptonite.

However, Tyson's comments suggest that Batman does not always have to win against Superman with physical force. The astrophysicist describes a less physical, but more mental way of beating the super alien. Movie Web clearly explains Tyson's method of beating Superman, with the help of the released "Dawn of Justice" trailers.

According to the site, the trailers clearly show more empathy towards the Dark Knight, whereas Superman is met with caution and uncertainty. Based on Tyson's remarks on the superhero fight, Movie Web believes Bruce Wayne may have already won the fight.

While there are some people in society, who revere Superman, there are powerful people who feel threatened by him. As seen in the trailer that debuted at Comic Con, Superman is portrayed as an untouchable god-like being.

Senator Finch is already on Batman's side in this big superhero fight, at the beginning of the trailer. Both Batman and Finch want Superman to take responsibility for the state of Metropolis, which was destroyed in the alien's fight against General Zod. 

Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne is shown in a more relatable light in the trailers. The trailer really focuses on the fact that Batman is a human, unlike Superman. His humanistic attributes are emphasized even more in the trailer when Wayne Tower collapses.