Interstellar | “Tidal Wave" Full Scene (Anne Hathaway, Matthew McConaughey) | Paramount Movies
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The team navigates time dilation and gravity challenges on a planet where time moves seven years per hour, retrieving vital data despite facing dangerous environmental hazards. Their mission is jeopardized by the planet's unique time slippage, creating obstacles to their survival.
Insights
- The planet the team explores has a unique time dilation effect, where time moves seven years per hour and gravity is 130% of Earth's, making movement difficult.
- The team encounters challenges due to the planet's time slippage, impacting their mission and survival, despite successfully retrieving crucial data from a beacon in the wreckage near wave-like mountains.
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What is the time dilation effect on the planet?
The time on the planet moves seven years per hour, causing significant time dilation.
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"Time dilation on challenging planet impacts mission"
- Time on the planet moves seven years per hour, with gravity at 130% of Earth's, making movement challenging.
- A signal leads the team to a beacon in wreckage near wave-like mountains, where they face a dangerous swell.
- Despite challenges, the team retrieves crucial data, but faces time dilation issues due to the planet's unique time slippage, impacting their mission and survival.
