Summary:
The book explores the scientific theories and physics principles that underpin the events and concepts depicted in the film "Interstellar," such as wormholes, black holes, and the nature of time. It provides insights into the collaboration between scientists and filmmakers to ensure the movie's portrayal of complex astrophysical phenomena was grounded in real science while still serving the narrative.
Key points:
1. Wormholes: The book describes wormholes as theoretical shortcuts through space-time, used in Interstellar for intergalactic travel.
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