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A husband waiting for his wife shopping feels a very long time, while she feel only few minutes. A real time dilation.
crazy to think that it has just been about 7.5 yrs since interstellar was released, which also means that just about an hour has passed on Miller's planet.
As someone who grew up fascinated by outer space and our universe, interstellar will always be one of my all time favorite movies. I show it to everyone and explain the science behind everything 😂
For every second at the DMV, 7 years passes on Earth.
The fact that the movie makers came up with the black hole’s design using an mathematical equation and a visual software engine is amazing, and on top of that, some years later the first photograph of a black hole was taken, and it looks hella similar to the movie one. Just amazing!!!
The soundtrack that plays during Miller's Planet has a tick tock sound of a clock. Each tick is 1.25 seconds long. And one hour is 7 years back on earth. So the ticks actually represent one day passing on earth every 1.25 seconds. The fact they detailed this movie so much that even the soundtrack represents a narrative is incredible.
For Einstein to find this out while still living on earth is god level.
Your channel's expansion better be faster than light regardless of distance between bodies in relation to it. You deserve it.
When doing a plank, for each second on earth one hour passes in the plank position
Time dilation is one of the craziest things our species has ever discovered. I remember in the original Cosmos series, Carl Sagan gave the example of twins experiencing time dilation in a thought experiment. One twin would be kid and the other would be a 50 year old man depending on the gravitational force enacted on each of them. It’s funny in certain areas of physics your mind just breaks down trying to comprehend some of these seemingly impossible realities. I suppose if you know the math intuitively, you have some sort of a framework to grasp your mind around it.
Interstellar is a masterpiece..... Combination of emotions and sci fi
This easily became my favorite movie of all time. I love science fiction, but what I love even more, is plausible science fiction. Despite the obvious math problems, it made for an incredible movie. It's not like they were wrong as they were aware of the gravity problem, but it would've been a lot less interesting if they landed, turned to pancakes, and the movie ended haha
Whilst the planet itself is at 130% of earth's gravity, the effect of the extreme time dilation is from the black hole, not the planet. They don't experience the crushing gravity effect of the black hole whilst visiting the planet as Millers planet is in a stable orbit in continuous freefall around Gargantuan, so I think the movie is accurate during that scene.
Interstellar was a masterpiece in my opinion and I love the attempt to be as accurate as possible in a theoretical sence for the science in the film to make it watchable but not too ridiculous, you rarely see that anymore.
Man the fact they used the audio of the clock ticking on the planet to to represent the differential of earth time. This movie is a masterpiece
The time dilation on Miller's planet isn't from the gravity of the planet. The planet is orbiting the black hole, at which it would gain such an extreme velocity that would make that kind of time dilation possible.
Something about the concept of time dilation is incredibly creepy..That part of the movie shook me to the core thinking of what it would take for me to decide to spend even 5 minutes on a planet like this.
Me and my nephew watched this movie together. After it was over we just sat in our seats soaking in the enormity of the story and the science behind it. I'll never forget it. It put a smile on our face and another on our brain. A wonderful movie that inspired and perplexed at the same time.
Your abrupt cuts are incredibly distracting, it ruins the video.
Fun fact: To cause such a huge time dilation on Miller's Planet, a black hole(In this case Gargantua) , needs to have 900,000,000 solar masses. And we have already found black holes like ton 618 and Phoenix A, which have 66,000,000,000 solar masses!!