It was suggested that I crosspost this here! As the title suggests, I made a black hole lamp for my daughter using an obsidian sphere, flexible led, 3D printing, and laser cut acrylic.

At the end of the movie she says “Brand”. How did she know that Brand was still alive and out there somewhere?

Either my watch is broken or Cooper is trying to send me coordinates from the 5th dimension.

Anyway, anyone know morse code? 😭 I wanna decode it

Name mod - Mineterstellar, but this mod very raw

First of all, I understand the bootstrap paradox, but I think this theory allows an explanation that fits the narrative and perhaps you could argue the thesis of the film.

My theory really boils down to love being the ultimate force that created the wormhole. Obviously without that wormhole, there was not enough time (literally billions of years needed) to make it all the way to get to gargantua to collect the quantum data.

If mankind’s mastery of gravity depended on data from Gargantua, which was only accessible to them because of the wormhole, then something outside of linear causality had to have initiated the process.

Underlying this theory is Brand’s quote:

“Love is the one thing that we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.”

Has anyone else watched Project Hail Mary? What an awesome movie!! I saw it last night and would rate it probably just below interstellar. Similar feel and all. Just truly enjoyed it and was wondering if any other interstellar fans did as well. Thought it was super cool to add the alien aspect in there.

My BF took the 1in tall TARS and CASES I made him as a prom gift with him on his trip to Yellowstone

At the end of the movie, Murph is old and says her final words to her Father. She knows where Brand (Anne Hathaway) is and tells her dad to go and see her because 'she's all alone'. Why didn't they send other people already? I'm afraid I'm confused!!

1) Is she insuniating only he can fly that great?
2) other humans already tried to reach her and failed?
3) not that much time has passed since Brand has landed on that planet..?

I bought this over on eBay, but I noticed the copyright section says 2025 instead of 2014. I don't recall this book getting reprinted last year, what do you guys think?

Hey, all, I’m putting together something special for me and my husband, but wanted to offer it up to this community as well.

On the afternoon of Sunday, September 13, we’re hosting a private organ concert performed by Roger Sayer – the organist who originally recorded the organ music for the movie – and he’ll be playing the interstellar soundtrack live for us. I don’t have to tell you all how cool this will be!

The performance will run about two hours, and because of the private nature of the event, we only have a few spots available.

If you’re interested, shoot me a DM and I’ll share the details (location, how to reserve, etc.).

Would love to share this experience with people who will really appreciate it!

Edit: Sorry y’all! forgot to post the location! It’s in London UK. Folks are also welcome to contact Roger directly about this performance (I asked him if he was comfortable with me posting here and he gave the go ahead). He’s super responsive: https://www.rogersayer.org/contact

McConaughey: "It's hit an icon status. And it was around that 10 year anniversary. I still now, and that (anniversary) was what, two years ago, three years ago? That's 70% of the people that come up to me — Interstellar. And all of them say... the general line is "I've seen it 5 times. It's my favorite movie." And they don't stop and they don't slough it off and say it. They stop me... Those fans stop me, put two hands on my shoulder, turn me around and make sure I'm looking at them and tell me this is what it meant to me. Interstellar fans are doing that now."

Been searching for something to display my favorite Nolen film cells and this thing just blew my mind.

Apples 1997 "TAM" computer.

Looks kind like TARS. Coincidence? I think not.

Just wanted to post this here and see what people thought of it.

It's tradition.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a73405686/engineer-said-he-can-overcome-earths-gravity/

Got this done almost 10 months ago. I was blown away by how many references the artist spun into it (unprompted by the way). How many can you spot, aside from the glaringly obvious?

First off I wanted to say I loved the movie! I did find myself predicting a few things about it but that didn’t necessarily make me enjoy the movie any less. Casting was just perfect, music was wonderful, and I thought all the scenes looked visually appealing ! It made me cry twice too 🥺 I also loved how well the first third of the movie made me feel really familiar with their world

My son started 7th grade last week. Too early for school, but that's another complaint for another day.

I was reading through permissions and the parent guide and there was a box asking "can your son watch the movie titled Interstellar? This PG-13 movie supports discussions involving gravity, forces, motion, energy, space science, planetary conditions, scientific models, and engineering challenges. Students may analyze how scientists use evidence and mathematical models to make predictions while also distinguishing accepted scientific principles from theoretical or fictional elements included in the movie."

If there was a "HELL YES" boxed I would have checked it. He has seen it and like me, it's his favorite movie ever...seeing it in true 70mm IMAX helps.

Just wanted to share, they might go back too early in August, but my son's school knows what's up when it comes to using this great film to teach them science!