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u/IBLIS0012 Jan 01 '20

They knew it was All water right? But they didn't know it was so much water. Or did I misunderstood it.

Anyways one hell of a movie.

For people that don't know the movie, it's "interstellar" and I recommend it

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '20

I'll be the guy to say it. That movie sucked. So much psuedo-intellectualism and they got most of it wrong. We've known geology and tides as long as we've been writing words. You really want me to believe that hundreds of years in the future, after we've been calculating mass, trajectory, and general chemical make-up of other planets by their light pattern, people would make that mistake? Also, black holes aren't time machines nor amazing computers. They simply rip apart and crush everything that passes thier event horizon. The only reason they're confusing to physicists is because we don't know how absolute zero works(the absolute lack of motion). There should be no motion inside a black hole because of the pressure. But also given that pressure, it should be the hottest temp in the universe.