The behind-the-scenes bit on TARS & CASE has confirmed their dimensions as 5'-8" high, 2'-6" wide, 9" deep. For those parts of the world not being affected by SCP-5280-J, that's 1.727 m high, 0.726 m wide, 0.2286 m deep. The ratio of 1/3.33/7.55 as opposed to the monolith's dimensions of 1/4/9, sinc...

When they are near the wormhole, Romilly asks Cooper to stop the spinning of the Endurance because they are close enough to the wormhole to see it. But why is Romilly in zero g when he asks that? When the Endurance spins it creates artificial gravity which means he should be walking... Romilly was ...

Great job antovolk!



I've watched the leaked version so many times that it's just plain weird seeing those shots in fullscreen HD.

Care to help search for an Easter egg that might not exist? During the "Quantifiable Connection" sequence, we get a brief glimpse of Murph's transcription of the watch: http://i.imgur.com/sPoBEuG.png Seeing as the first few symbols Cooper encoded into the watch were an Easter egg (FLO, for Flora Nol...

Panapaok wrote:Here's How That Massive 'Interstellar' Wave Was Made

This is part of the "12 minutes of extra footage" that was shown with the IMAX theatrical re-release.

I have to issue a minor retraction: http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=15605&start=70#p864909 A while back, in the post linked above, I estimated that INTERSTELLAR takes place in 2063 based on the orientation of Saturn. This is in error. Saturn's orientation in Romilly's presentati...

[ looks outside airlock window ] Miller: "Oh, cool! Water, clouds, gravity's a bit high but manageable, picturesque mountains in the distance... it's humanity's lucky day! Too bad I can't plant a flag, though." [ pushes thumbs up button, steps out the airlock ] Miller: "Alright, time to break out th...

For those of you who are good video editors and already have a digital copy, you know what you have to do... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1u-JxaxYc8 antovolk said he's gonna do it [ scrolls up ] :facepalm: derp. At least I think I can help out a bit... JFK's first/second quote can be found here...

For those of you who are good video editors and already have a digital copy, you know what you have to do...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1u-JxaxYc8

I'd assume they wouldn't have bothered to include the scramjet phase unless there were some significant additional savings in terms of the fuel mass needed to achieve a given delta-V. Anyway, I think your suggestion in this post to have the Ranger use a nuclear lightbulb engine is an excellent one ...