Astronomy / Space Remarks of three astronauts and an astrophysicist, on the fim "Gravity"

Patrick_68000

Patrick_68000
  • Buzz Aldrin: The first man to have walked in space was "deeply marked" by the film and "extremely struck by realism with which the feeling of weightlessness is figured" "The film has a glance. very fair on the beauty of the Earth, he says, even if there is not enough clouds, and that the reliefs, as seen from space, are perhaps too precise
  • Michael J. Massimino and Scott Parazynski: If they praise the precision deployed in every detail, from the smallest tool to the possibility of such a disaster scenario, they explain that no physical law explains the fatal drift of personage of George Clooney. he would have in truth just a childish gesture to make turn back with the good company of Sandra Bullock. The life-saving journey performed by Bullock, from Hubble to the Chinese space station, while one and the other are in distant orbits, seems also likely that to see a shipwrecked man, rally London from the Caribbean by swimming
  • The astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson: Why hair of Bullock (in scenes in zero gravity convincing), stay-they in place rather than floating freely on his head ?
 
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Nagual

Nagual
Patrick_68000 said:
[*]The astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson: Why hair of Bullock (in scenes in zero gravity convincing), stay-they in place rather than floating freely on his head ?
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I've watched the trailer for this film, and now feel I don't really need to watch the whole film.. :rolleyes:

Her hair, well lots of hair spray obviously! :p
 

Darren Grey

Darren Grey
Cool to hear Buzz's thoughts on how it evokes the whole feeling of being up there.

What's the source for this, Patrick? I'd like to read their original quotes if possible.
 

Patrick_68000

Patrick_68000
Darren Grey said:
Cool to hear Buzz's thoughts on how it evokes the whole feeling of being up there.

What's the source for this, Patrick? I'd like to read their original quotes if possible.
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Actually I do not remember because I read a lot of sites on the internet. However I did some research on my websites and I found a fairly comprehensive article from Buzz (but it's a French site). In the article it is stated that the interview with Buzz, was carried out in "Hollywood Reporter"


Neil deGrasse Tyson has made his remarks on Twitter (How is it that visible debris in the film is put into orbit from West to East, while almost all of orbiting satellites orbit the Earth from East to West ?)


Michael J. Massimino in New York Times ----

 
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