Background - someone walks)).Rom wrote:His facial expression is like - 3 miles high waves? Hmmm ok.Interstellar wrote:
Interstellar GIFS
Wormhole (and black hole) shots from the exclusive IMAX trailer
OMG I can't wait to see this in the cinema! DAT 2ND & 3RD GIF
What's your scientific point of view on this? As in, is it possible to be that close? Or what are the effects of that?stoifics42 wrote:
As far as I can tell, it's as accurate as it is beautiful. The black hole is massive enough that they won't be ripped apart by tidal forces, and the accretion disk as a whole seems small & thinly-spread enough that it probably isn't emitting ionizing radiation (sometimes infalling debris can be heated so intensely it starts giving off X-rays, yikes!). Their trajectory takes them just above the disk itself to make sure they won't hit anything. We saw earlier that the ship starts out quite a ways away from the black hole, so a trajectory change that would take them that close should be within Endurance's capabilities. Getting far away again won't be a problem, as their momentum from falling in will carry them out the other side (as long as they never cross the event horizon, which brings certain death).JonnyM93 wrote:What's your scientific point of view on this? As in, is it possible to be that close? Or what are the effects of that?stoifics42 wrote:
The most important thing to note is that now they're within 1 Schwarzschild radius of the event horizon: they're finally close enough to experience the extreme time dilation necessary to leap decades forward in time relative to Earth. We're not just watching the ship sailing above the glowing accretion disk, we're watching the crew being flung into an uncertain future.
As always, these are just educated guesses and could be wrong.
I died.stoifics42 wrote:
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Who knows.Rom wrote:Interstellar wrote:
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