@thePiggsBoson Wasn't it 7 years per hour in the movie....pictures look like 10 years per 3 seconds... Perhaps i need to dial back my pedantry setting to 70% from 99%... This movie is in my top 5 favourites...

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@thePiggsBoson 😂

@thePiggsBoson Time flies even with some little paces ;)

@thePiggsBoson I always refer my students to watch this movie before or after reading theory of relativity.

@thePiggsBoson Yess

@thePiggsBoson Smart

@thePiggsBoson One of my favourite movie

@thePiggsBoson Best movie and my favorite one

@thePiggsBoson haha yes 😆

@thePiggsBoson What u mean

@thePiggsBoson Best of the best

@thePiggsBoson Those aren't mountains!!!!! Uff!!

@thePiggsBoson Time dilation

@thePiggsBoson What’s second pic

@thePiggsBoson Best movie though this part was actually painful

@thePiggsBoson nightmare

@thePiggsBoson Yes 😁

@thePiggsBoson Took me a while to understand why “gravity traverses dimensions” … until I read Brian Greene’s Fabric of Cosmos.

@thePiggsBoson The water planet was supposed to be orbiting the big black hole. If there was so much time dilation, how did their space ship have enough energy to get out of that well?