UnknownVariation wrote:Does anyone else think the moon looks a bit…jagged? It looks as if it's been cut in half. You can even see stars shining where the other half should be.

Nope. Must be your monitor.

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chocoboba wrote:

UnknownVariation wrote:Does anyone else think the moon looks a bit…jagged? It looks as if it's been cut in half. You can even see stars shining where the other half should be.

Nope. Must be your monitor.

Doubtful. Humanity probably mined the moon for its valuable resources. Just wait and see.

thegreypilgrim wrote:If you're gonna stare at the website for clues, I'd recommend doing it with this playing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdyeOJTpGlA

My absolute favorite soundtrack by Zimmer and from 5:01 it's just EPIC while I'm waiting!

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Rom wrote:

UnknownVariation wrote:Doubtful. Humanity probably mined the moon for its valuable resources. Just wait and see.

Moon is just a giant pile of dust.

Wrong. The moon contains vast quantities of helium-3, which is vital for nuclear fusion.

UnknownVariation wrote:

Rom wrote:

UnknownVariation wrote:Doubtful. Humanity probably mined the moon for its valuable resources. Just wait and see.

Moon is just a giant pile of dust.

Wrong. The moon contains vast quantities of helium-3, which is vital for nuclear fusion.

Depends on your definitions of "vast quantities" and "vital." He3 concentrations in lunar regolith are extremely low, ranging from 1 to 50 parts per billion. And while D+He3 is certainly one of the more promising and useful fusion reactions, it's definitely not the only one out there.

http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/r ... _Reactions

When it comes to mining the moon for resources, I personally find it more interesting that regolith contains most of the raw materials required to make solar panels (as well as the necessary vacuum). It's conceivable that you could build a rover that would mine the regolith in front of it and print out solar panels on the ground behind it.

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn6 ... 9kcI_ldWSo

The site is now asking for a code 7201969 is the answer, but the site won't load the trailer for me.

I found a lat lon in the app.js file:


Dunno if it's a dummy or something significant.
https://www.google.pl/maps/place/51%C2% ... !1s0x0:0x0

Nice little touch: there's a cool free Tumblr parallax scroll theme and I put the images from the Interstellar site on my blog:
http://avindustries.co.uk/

If Nolan ever makes a Tumblr for Interstellar...