I'm hoping it's explained in the movie, but it could just end up being a passing shot as they leave the solar system. People like Tyson will probably nitpick it anyway.Yeah that's actually a very good question. A lot of space probes use planets in our solar system as "gravitational speed boosts" but I doubt that for that to work you have to be that close. I don't know for sure but in that shot it's true that they seem to be extremely close to the planet.
Interstellar GIFS
You're the best - thanks!marpes wrote:I have no idea how to make gifs or slow them downdsus4gtr wrote:Are you by chance able to slow down this clip? My favorite part is when she screams "Dad!!!" at the end - but it cuts away pretty fast - would love to see this GIF in slow-motion.
I've found one though:
I love how the light from the ship itself becomes warped at the end there. Similar to how, in a massive enough gravity well, you would be able to see the back of your own head as the light warped around your face.Monicabbm wrote:
My favourite moment from the trailer. Goosebumps every time... 
Is it just me or should the planet be much larger as compared to he spaceship? Suppose its Saturn, which is so large that you could fit 764 planets the size of Earth inside Saturn (http://www.universetoday.com/24161/satu ... -to-earth/).Biribiri wrote:
This scene looks pretty unfinished, it doesn't look a real planet, very odd.
Mackenzie needs a nomination for best supporting actress if The Academy has the balls to do it. 
Amazing, which True Detective episode is this from?Bale Fan wrote:
Dope!Bale Fan wrote:
