Ah, thank you. Yes, it definitely is. I've got the scene in my mind now. Cheers.AgentQV said:
Plus, I can see it working as decent drama to put a bittersweet twist on enfolding events. Especially if we can see that she's getting older, but the idea doesn't even occur to McConaughey's character. At least, that's what I'd do. Though I doubt that Christopher Nolan and myself think that much alike...truckspond said:
I can confirm that the dude is probably right, as a similar-looking thing was part of my random Astronomy course at college. It was actually really neat to see it represented this way in a trailer, especially that dive into it at the end.The Gentleman said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you cannot see a black hole at all since no light escapes from them. You would literally need to know where stars should be compared to where they are in order to figure out the location. There would be a noticeable parallax from light bending but not being absorbed by the black hole, from distant stars. Though, as I understand, some forms of radiation escape a black hole, so you could detect them with the right instruments. But you could never see one with the naked eye.scotth266 said:
The Wormholes in EVE Online [https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=eve+online+wormhole&safe=off&es_sm=122&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=uLZ2U_PpA4vqOazOgMAO&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAg&biw=1920&bih=955#imgdii=_] are like that, they are spherical distortions and you can see the solar system on the other side through it. They used these concepts [http://www.spacetimetravel.org/wurmlochflug/wurmlochflug.html] as a guide for the visual design.The_Darkness said:
Well, the point is, you're not actually seeing the black hole.Baresark said:
That was my immediate thought as well. Going into the trailer I knew what the general plot was about, and I knew it involved wormholes (thanks to Kip Thorne), but in the back of my mind I kept thinking, "I bet they messed up the look of the wormhole. I bet it looks like something out of Stargate."The_Darkness said:
My guess is that either the wormhole will provide some kind of narrative work-around for this issue or the varied time scales will play into the plot in some way.
I believe it's this -
OWENR22 said:
What trailer did you watch? Because it sure as hell wasn't the one for Interstellar.Amaror said:
Wat?Amaror said:
That sounds likely. He's a really healthy and smart individual with connections and since there aren't any astronauts anymore he was nominated.valium said:
Not quite, It's a piece of music from V for Vendetta, the music for which was written by Dario Marianelli, though I can't be sure if he wrote this particular score or not. In any event, to me this has always been one of the most moving pieces of music ever, the arrangement in the trailer is a little calmer than that in V, it's interesting to hear in a different film.FizzyIzze said:
Oh right, somebody already identified this earlier (after my post). It's interesting that you noticed the difference between the two tracks. I isolated the music from the dialogue in the trailer and, while Shazam was able to identify the original Marianelli score off of YouTube, it couldn't identify the piece used in the Interstellar trailer.socialmenace42 said:
Well I thank you for your critical appraisal of my musical skills, but V was pretty much my philosophical coming of age, I watched and re-watched that movie so many times and it still tops my list of favourite films ever, so I probably couldn't recognise most classical scores but anything from that movie, well I know the whole thing pretty much off by heart.FizzyIzze said:
Any thoughts on how a singularity would behave?The_Darkness said:A degree in astrophysics, a decent knowledge of gravitational lensing (which is bent space) and a ridiculous amount of my spare time thinking about how light would travel through a 4d tunnel...The Gentleman said:
You did ask