Comments by "Miriam Weller" (@miriamweller812) on "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" channel.

  1. Movie was pretty stupid in general. The whole plan of the scientiest was stupid. The time diluted planet made zero sense and the only thing making less sense was the idea to land on it in the first place, starting with the first person they sent down there, who could simply do NOTHING in all the time, because even decades in normal space would only be some hours down there, so how even analyze it?). The whole time travel thing is just made up fantasy and even if you accept it only makes sense with the utter nonsense that is the time diluted planet. Also the idea alone to give humankind a new home next to giant black hole is utterly insane. Only good part was, that the worm hole they use for space travel was no hole. But even then: even if a worm whole exists, it would just obliterate you in every way possible. We talk about a power that just breaks space time, what you think would happen to pretty much everthing that IS taking place in just that space time? It's like the idea to drive through a water tunnel that is created by a 100000 bar air stream. Yes, that air stream will push the water to the sides and create that tunnel you want, but guess what that pressure will do to you? WIth the difference, that a worm hole is billion times worse. Interstellar is a fantasy movie. A pretty odd one at that with way too much plot driven by dumb decisions and assholes.
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  2. It would explode like the star would have when not big enough to form a black hole to begin with. Obviously. Probably more violent.
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  3.  @frogmouth07  Of course it is, Tenet makes no sense at all. It's all rule of cool - or maybe rule of weird...
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  4. Unlikely that this would even work. A big problem of nuclear bombs is to make it work before the material is just blasted away. You can't just scale it upwards endlessly. It would also be so absurd big, that the USA would have to use it on their homeground, so the would mainly annihilate themselve, while most of the energy would simply be shot into space, including most material. HIgh explosive bombs actually create less lasting problems than smaller ones because of that. Their idea was likely that an explosion of that size could ignite the atmosphere, but that fear was proven wrong, it doen't work like that.
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