The Science of Interstellar | Kip Thorne | CDI 2015.

The Science of Interstellar | Kip Thorne | CDI 2015

“Si tienes agujeros de gusano, entonces puedes convertirlos en máquinas del tiempo para ir hacia atrás en el tiempo”.

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La Ciudad de las Ideas es un Festival Internacional de Mentes Brillantes con sede en la ciudad de Puebla, México. Andrés Roemer, Presidente de Poder Cívico A.C., es el audaz curador del festival.

[uevpfyy]

I saw Interstellar for my 8th time in cinema last week. Best movie ever made.

[pattty]

Idk if I ever cried so much during a movie as I did with this one. I can say honestly, it is the greatest movie I've ever seen.

[innosanto]

He also knows selling.
On the strange point he mentions at end he doesnt ecplain it and "i explain it in my book"

[MrBej]

Thanks for uploading mate. No other relevant Kip Thorne explaining Interstellar videos out there.

[StellarEnglish]

my favorite movie of all the time i wish it showed us more of Edmond's planet

[VloCiTy]

Rapidly evolving pathogens. Well, that proved itself 5 years later.

[TheManLab]

I do thing I went to the cinema to see Interstellar but if it ever plays in 70mm at the science museum then I'm DEFINITELY going to watch it.

[ate]

What an awesome video this guy deserves so much much more

[dineshnaiiduchandrasekaran]

My mom:
You're watching Interstellar again? I bet it's your 20th time!
Me: I can do this all my lifetime !

[RuleNoNoNames]

With Time, I am fading with all other movies but this movie is keep on growing.
I watched this movie twice in 2 different cities with 2 different set of friends and even in 2nd watch it was as fresh as it was in first time watching.
I want to forget this movie, so that next time If I watch it will be like my first watch.
That may not be possible but whenever time will permit I will watch this movie again and again.
All Nolan's movie are linked with time.
Even his latest Oppenheimer teaser gives you timer.

[trrwvfk]

Qué genial, ahora todo es mucho más claro, gracias Kip Thorne por explicarnos. 💕

[lyliarez]

Bravo 👌 por todo. La explicación, el tema, la película en fin gracias señor kip ojalá pueda encontrar las respuestas que tanto ha buscado .

[hfhythjytj]

Ahora, con el Coronavirus, es aún más claro que la ciencia y tecnología son importantes para ayudar a la humanidad contra catástrofes mundiales. Espero que esto sirva como una lección a la humanidad para dejar atrás el pensamiento mágico y acercarse al científico.

[pilotavery]

The ship design is one of the most plausible I've seen for a movie like this.

Well, not the gravity engines, but the Rangers. Nuclear powered generators that produce a plasma to heat the air with no fuel, and then using metallic hydrogen with nuclear heat to power the main engines, bypass to rcs for all control surfaces, etc. Like, the science was so realistic

[c]

Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

[candiceb_mat]

I was hoping for the explanation on how a human being can survive inside a black hole. I have always believed such amount of gravity would rip anything apart.

[eduardjorquera]

Esto es una forma de llamar la atención de la gente para que empiece a tener mas interés sobre la ciencia, y funciona

[aboldone]

That is what i call science fiction! It is a fiction, but it is a science one.

[luislaboy]

No one is more excited about this movie and the science and technology behind it than me. I have read Mr. Thorne's book about the movie as well as other books about great scientists and astrophysicists like Carl Sagan and Einstein. I once sat in at a lecture by Mr. Sagan at Cornell. Although I greatly admire these scientists and appreciate what the human race has learned and
accomplished with regards to space and the universe, I am saddened by the lack of acknowledgment given to God about these things. I believe that God has made the Universe and that the vastness of space and time is a testament to his greatness. Even Einstein believed in an intelligent design of our universe...he felt that the universe has so much beauty and order and that the physical laws that govern it are so perfect that they could not have been randomly created...something to think about.

[Langkowski]

Nolan took som creative liberties with the black hole. For instance, we don't see the redshift and blueshift we would normally seen around such a black hole.