Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" Masterpiece

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How accurate is Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar"? Here's why

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Christopher Nolan's " Interstellar " is a sci-fi epic that's even more scientific accurate than any of his previous projects.

Nobel Prize -winning physicist Kip Thorne revealed that the premise of the film was based on a real scientific possibility.

Tyson tried his best to catch Thorne out on several scientific points related to the movie, but he couldn't find any issues with accuracy for the film.

Christopher Nolan and Kip Thorne accurately predicted the look of a black hole with Gargantua , the giant cosmic object into which Coop ventures into the ending of "Interstellar" The physicist claimed to have been "amazed" to find that it was actually possible for a planet to be as close to a.

black hole as the film required without that planet falling into the black hole itself.

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