The Science Of Interstellar
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The good, the bad, and the definitely interesting! Today, let’s take a deep look into one of the most popular sci-fi movies of the decade, Interstellar.
Everyone loves a good sci-fi movie, right? What makes these kinds of movies interesting is the soundness and accuracy of the science that was demonstrated in it!
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In the movie, one challenge that NASA faced was bringing a spacecraft to a galaxy where there is an abundance of viable planets. As if God himself watched over this mission, a wormhole opened near Saturn and instantly connected the crew into the other galaxy, where three possible new Earths are within reach.
Romilly explained wormholes to Cooper this way. Well, okay, I wouldn’t credit Rom for this since it’s how wormholes are generally explained to folks who are not that strongly science-inclined.
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