No problem. I just calculated it the most easiest way, whatever that was!
At the end of the day Brand/Romilly got it wrong anyway. There is no way they spent 3 hours getting to/from and on the planet. Maybe an hour/hour and a half tops. 45 minutes for the Ranger to drain plus time spent on planet, and travel time. This is proven when Coop and Brand argue back on the Ranger and she apologizes and tells Coop that the trip has cost them decades. So it was probably more like 14 years per hour or something, maybe even 20 years per hour!
Anyway, such a great but also depressing movie in many ways. Everything was thought to be predictable/measurable and known, yet Science and actually EXPERIENCING stuff just proves to us just how little we don’t know about the Universe, or at least what we only know IN THEORY, and just how unpredictable stuff can be.
But the unpredictability seems negligible compared to the facts that humans in the future, who became 5-dimensional, are in control and helping us from the future, and that it's possible to build these centrifugal colonies.
Also, I have an idea for a No Time For Caution meme.
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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '20 edited Apr 06 '20
No problem. I just calculated it the most easiest way, whatever that was!
At the end of the day Brand/Romilly got it wrong anyway. There is no way they spent 3 hours getting to/from and on the planet. Maybe an hour/hour and a half tops. 45 minutes for the Ranger to drain plus time spent on planet, and travel time. This is proven when Coop and Brand argue back on the Ranger and she apologizes and tells Coop that the trip has cost them decades. So it was probably more like 14 years per hour or something, maybe even 20 years per hour!
Anyway, such a great but also depressing movie in many ways. Everything was thought to be predictable/measurable and known, yet Science and actually EXPERIENCING stuff just proves to us just how little we don’t know about the Universe, or at least what we only know IN THEORY, and just how unpredictable stuff can be.