The Science of Interstellar with Science Advisor, Kip Thorne
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Top Comments (10)
It's kind of sad to see all these prominent physicists like Kip Thorne, Penrose, etc. becoming old. But I know they've lived their lives to the fullest. I salute them
What I love about kip thorne is how humble he is. Man is a nobel prize winner in physics and still doesn’t hesitate to admit “I dont know”. Thats a mark of a true scientist.
34:50 - I've seen Interstellar like 10 times, and I am 99.99999% certain that the titles of the books have no part in Coop's communication.
He won a nobel at 76! That just shows a thinking and active mind will thrive regardless of age! Kip is so inspirational!
I took Kip's last class at Caltech in early 2009, it was amazing. He did mention that he was going to leave to start a second career in Hollywood.
i like Kip's vocal tic, whenever he finishes a sentence he goes up in pitch saying "eeeehhhh"
Interstellar made me obsessed with Astrophysics. I'm not smart enough to study it but I am smart enough to understand people on YouTube explaining it. Great video!
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It's been 10 years since interstellar released but still almost every year people are talking and discussing it. That's what is called a classic cinema ❤
This movie changed my life, I watched it and read the book 9 years ago, I was mindblown by the concept of time. Now I'm starting my PhD in astrophysics and I owe it all to that moment. An outreach masterpiece, thank you Kip!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Top Comments (10)
It's kind of sad to see all these prominent physicists like Kip Thorne, Penrose, etc. becoming old. But I know they've lived their lives to the fullest. I salute them
What I love about kip thorne is how humble he is. Man is a nobel prize winner in physics and still doesn’t hesitate to admit “I dont know”. Thats a mark of a true scientist.
34:50 - I've seen Interstellar like 10 times, and I am 99.99999% certain that the titles of the books have no part in Coop's communication.
He won a nobel at 76! That just shows a thinking and active mind will thrive regardless of age! Kip is so inspirational!
I took Kip's last class at Caltech in early 2009, it was amazing. He did mention that he was going to leave to start a second career in Hollywood.
i like Kip's vocal tic, whenever he finishes a sentence he goes up in pitch saying "eeeehhhh"
Interstellar made me obsessed with Astrophysics. I'm not smart enough to study it but I am smart enough to understand people on YouTube explaining it. Great video!
Go to https://ground.news/startalk to stay fully informed on the latest Space and Science news. Subscribe through our link for 50% off unlimited access to the Vantage plan this month.
It's been 10 years since interstellar released but still almost every year people are talking and discussing it. That's what is called a classic cinema ❤
This movie changed my life, I watched it and read the book 9 years ago, I was mindblown by the concept of time. Now I'm starting my PhD in astrophysics and I owe it all to that moment. An outreach masterpiece, thank you Kip!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻