Interstellar - Clip: Going Through the Wormhole
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2015
- This is the clip in which the Endurance crew go through the black hole/ wormhole. Sorry I haven't been active for a very long time. Kind of got sick of all the copyright issues, but after I got Interstellar on DVD, I decided to might as well take another crack at this. Hope you enjoy it. It's only DVD quality, but it still looks pretty good.
This is how our parents went to school everyday
up hill both ways
😂😂
Underrated
Or our great-grandsons
xD
Basically interstellar is future humans trying to save the past, while tenet is future humans trying to destroy the past.
Exactly, that is what I was thinking
Tomorrow War is past humans trying to save future humans
However which way that works
@@someeejit honestly kinda dumb
@@moomoo8141 why
@@tanmayaande3850 ok so think about the plot here, the humans from the past are trying to save the humans in the future by killing monsters. While it sounds okay on paper, it makes absolute 0 sense in practise. Why can’t they just develop technology and prepare for the future that THEY KNOW is going to happen. And even if they kill the monsters, what benefit will they get? Like future support? They could’ve avoided that all together.
Those people are lucky who watch this movie in theatre💯
I saw it at the cinema and it was fucking amazing. The scene when they redock with the half destroyed ship... Oh god I nearly fell off my chair because I slipped so far to the edge of it!
I was one of those people and the experience was mind blowing.. but if you haven't seen it in theaters... buy an 65'-70' 8K QLED TV along with a Dolby Atmos soundbar and subwoofer and you'll be all good ;)
I'm very lucky
I don't have that luxury back in 2014 (too busy at the time) so i have to watch Interstellar 4K HDR in VR to have that cinematic experience
4 times
Watching this in the cinema was freaking insane.
deicidemaul my biggest life regret will be not seeing this in theaters! bugs me everyday
@@kirtizo I asked my local cinema to play this video again. But no.
Matty you can request places to reshow films? i didn’t know that, i’m gonna have to try the places near me🤞
Frrr it was
Yea. It was beyond awesome. Watching Gravity in 3D IMAX was even more awesome. One of the greatest cinematic visual experiences of my life.
Basically this wormhole was copper travelling in past and future at the same time. But in different dimensions
So basically he's stuck in the wormhole?
"Basically"
@@Maddoxxx Super advanced humans from the future sent the wormhole backwards through space and time to give Cooper's era of humanity the ability to avoid going extinct. He wasn't stuck in the wormhole, but he visited that moment while in the Tesseract, same as his daughter's bedroom to send the Morse Code through to her. It becomes a constant, he was there and was always there in that moment.
How space and time interact is hard to wrap your head around.
@@SnuffySpaghetti pump to see tenet? 😂
@@Maddoxxx Just watched the trailer and can say that I have not a single clue what was going on. Looks interesting though, if it's anywhere close to as good as Interstellar was, I'm all in.
Seeing this in IMAX during an advance screening. The audience was so quiet, shock amd awe. The moment was precious seeing this scene together was phenomenal.
Private screening audiences are always the best, lul. U always gotta know people im industry though, or have movie theatre friends
What's nearly impossible to grasp your head around is the fact that Cooper never really effected the past. The way he communicated with Murphy through the past *ALWAYS* happened. There can't be a paradox because there's no beginning. It's an infinite loop. It just always happened and will continue to happen, just like some (keyword: some) scientists believe the universe always existed and there was never a starting point. It's crazy to think about.
They think that universe started 14 bilion years ago
@@masterofreality5528 that's why I emphasized some scientists
We don't know how this existence came to be and how it's going to die off, if it can. The "expansion" leads some to believe it was at one point a singular point (CRB), this theory is popular but has quite a lot of flaws. Other theories have been creeping up that have some merit behind them.
Science has to evolve as we obtain more information, even the standard model is starting to crack at the seams because of the newer and newer quantum discoveries. Our instrumentation is getting more precise therefore our theories need to be fine tuned, which may break down a lot of what it is right now.
So be open minded, support other theories, because ATM in the science community people with "new theories" lose funding because those that control funding want people to follow their belief, the standard model.
So we are basically forced to keep pushing what may not be right because pockets and greed.
@@sacr3 I like and agree with what you said man, but my comment was only in reference to this fictitious film.
@@jimsty5222 oh, lol disregard then, cheers
Cant believe Christopher Nolan really made a wormhole for this movie. Masterpiece.
Stop talking about Christopher Nolan’s wormhole
Interstellar has re released in theatres after lockdown and I finally watched it on the big screen 🥺🥺🥺
Where bro?
@TASK MASTER did it show
The Dark Knight Trilogy?
@TASK MASTER which city bro.
🥺🥺🥺
Special Effects oscar in two minutes
Most interesting part is they were 80% Practical and 20 % high lvl CGI
The quality in this vid doesn’t do the final product justice
@Sourjyesh SAHOO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Ognyan397 yeah, it took them 3 years just to go to Saturn and film there.
Without a doubt this is the highest quality audio of this clip on TH-cam. Subs are shaking all the drywall.
Lmao
You may need to get your home inspected if that's what's going on or you're living in shack.
This movie stresses your neuron to a extent. Extremely complex logic hats off Christoper Nolan
Not that complex of a logic. Its quite simple actually. None the less, direction from Nolan was brilliant.
*[Laughs in not getting confused thanks to Vsauce]*
Are you telugu?
Shri Ramkrishna.
❤️
Do watch kanti shah's gunda it will shatter every single neuron in your nervous system.
one of the best movie I watched.
Oh wow lol
Fake mr beast spotted
Stop copying awesome people just to look cool...that technically makes you immature...(and *not* cool.)
He just used mr beast's profile and name... why y'all gotta be rude to him. Did he do something wrong to an of you? 🙄
This movie is racist
A typical movie image has 2-3 million pixels. The digitised IMAX frames in Interstellar had 23 million pixels and the beam-tracing calculations were needed at least once per pixel. The render times also depended on how large the black hole was in frame. This is because light beams closer to the black hole take more distorted paths than those far away and the more ‘twisty’ the path, the more little steps are needed to calcuate it accurately.
The typical render times were around ten hours. However for some of the shots where the camera is very close, DNGR was embedded in a second renderer ‘Mantra’ (by SideFX Software). This had the benefit of allowing the artists to use a procedural shading language to add more detail than DNGR could alone. The downside was that Mantra is designed to fire multiple rays per pixel, so this combined with the additional time needed for the shading calculations push the render time to over 120 hours per frame for some shots.
🤯✨❤️
Man, I remember watching this a couple years ago and being so confused at not only at when she's reaching at nothing, but whenever it was out in space and it had no sound at all, forgetting that there's no sound in space. :)
That exit 1:52 how the space fabric unfolds like a table cloth it’s amazing.
So glad that I've watched this movie in IMAX.
Planet Miller was pretty eventful for you then...
oh god, I envy you
We want re-release of interstellar in theatres again
This movie should NEVER be unreleased from theaters again.
"It's space beyond our 3 dimensions."
That sounds amazingly terrifying.
Yep. They're literally tunnelling through millions if not billions of light years of universal matter (galaxies, stars, planets and everything else in between).
Its pretty insane to think about and visualize like this.
@@blackpanda7612experiencing this is actually mind breaking
Doyle always seems so out of it he's always just staring off into another universe
no wonder why he died first lol was too depressed 😂
Thanks to that donkey Doyle, Cooper and Brand wasted their time in Millers planet. So glad he died first, Karma works.
I always do this though lol even now
I can't imagine the absurd amount of energy that would go into making an actual wormhole that size, let alone larger than a singularity to begin with
You're right. Most of us don't know that the wormhole's size (radius) isn't bigger than an atome if not less !
@@lefuturlibre ???
The scariest part is that (almost) the entire movie is very much possible because we dont have the slightest idea of what is inside a blackhole and all that
And there's a good chance we will never know.
Oh god so dumb
Don't forget on a whim that can change their mind and decide they don't exist anymore again lol
Not true. Once we understand gravity and find out it's opposite (as they did in the movie) we couldn't just move massive structures off earth, but also travel past the event horizon of a black hole and return, as we would be unaffected by its gravitational pull.
However, it might prove useless as light would still not be able to reach the observer.
If you were to build a ship that truly defies gravity and hover just above the singularity, you wouldn't be able to get any information from it.
But what would happen if you touched it?
@@ryann6919 keep watching movies kid
I like how they cut to Cooper's face when Brand was making that mysterious handshake
Foreshadowing
the handshake is with cooper in the 5th dimension after he went into black hole if im right
God, Interstellar was a cinematic experience.
I really hope someday Nolan returns to Science Fiction/Space Opera.
Seeing this in theatres was such an insane experience that i wish i could go thru again for the first time
I’m honestly so mad at myself I fell asleep during the movie becuz I did a nightshift the night before and Dam
@@lonewolf_0073 I'm sorry for your loss 😔
You can if you go back in time.
Kipp Thorne said that if you go through that worm hole, you should instantly be on the other side. No fancy portal effects, but for Hollywood sake, they decided to add the portal effect.
Bought the DVD because of TH-cam fan clips. Cried my eyes out for an awesome movie.
I’m not even gonna try to lie and say I didn’t cry, the video messages scene got to me
This movie is racist because no black peoples... I am full liberals belivw there over 10000 gender
@@randymcdonald2995 is this sarcasm, or does Dr. Romily appears to be Chinese to you?
@@randymcdonald2995 I can’t imagine creating a TH-cam account. Getting online, going to this exact video, then typing this stupid ass comment and then breathing air afterwards. Like how stupid and fucking low can a human get before they realize they did absolutely nothing and contributed nothing to help anyone but rather wasted time.
You should’ve gotten the blu ray or 4k blu ray, much better quality and shows off the IMAX film well.
Quantum Entanglement @ 1:38.
Cooper is both in the 5th (Bulk) and 3rd Dimension.
Elizabeth Hillman what do you mean? Could you break that down more?
@@97STUDIOS. In the movie, you find out that Cooper (the white guy) is that one that touches Anne Hathaway (the girl) 1:37 (from the future)
Did you read the news? That quantum comp already sending our realm data to other..
@Walter White ......... i can't even begin to fathom that
@Walter White Actually.. for it to change instanteously across vast distances suggests other dimensions being involved, allowong this instant communication. The name "quantum" itself also suggests that.
Imagine one day when people manage to go through wormhole for real they're gonna be reacting to this in a reel vs real video on whatever the future version of TH-cam will be !!!
Mf said reels 💀
I don't belive people will ever be able to go through wormhole for real. First we don't have the resources on this planet to travel through space and second if somehow it's possible it will be so much in the future that most likelly the planet will be destroyed by then or we will be gone by asteroid or something like that. But I will be happy if you are right and me not, sadly we won't see who's rught because we both will be long dead 😢
Theoretically, worm holes are very unstable. But again, thats only theory. Anything may be possible. Our current physics does not explain them very well (given that their entire existence is a mathematical prediction in the first place but again so were blackholes)
Doubt we'll ever go through a wormhole
Lol that would happen in approximately 100000000000000 years, meaning Its impossible 😁
When ghe ticking stops at 0:27, I think it symbolizes that onve they entered the wormhole, they began to experience time turning to a halt as they moved faster than light.
If any matter touched the speed of light, it would turn into a black hole.
@@yourma-uh5umreally? How?
@@phantompillows The kinetic energy used to accelerate an object is stored as mass in the matter that makes up the object.
It takes an infinite amount of energy to accelerate an object to the speed of light, so an object travelling at the speed of light would have to store that infinite energy as infinite mass.
Too much mass in too small a place = black hole.
I’ve seen this movie in full 20 times probably and STILL come to TH-cam to rewatch these scenes! This isn’t a movie rather than a masterpiece
Me too. I have this on Blu Ray and I still like to watch clips from the movie online.
This is a wormhole, a Einstein - Rosen bridge
The bi-frost
Correct answer
no you just think it is
Not an Einstein-Rosen bridge, this wormhole is traversable.
No didn’t Einstein Rosen bridges theoretically existed at the singularities of black holes ?
In 2024 when this movie goes back to thetre for the anniversary I'll be watching it, can't wait.
this movie was crazy af, loved it.
Love when u watch a movie randomly n it becomes a favorite for life
I just remember laughing in the theatre when the docking scene began, cause it was all just so goddamn awesome.
One of the greatest movies ever made
I saw this in front row at Universal 70MM IMAX with my roommates and I will never forget what this scene felt like.
one of the greatest scene in science fiction movie history
i'm so glad i saw this in the cinema.
First time I saw this I thought Brand was gonna reach up and get ripped into another dimension
i was like 11 when i watched this movie with my dad and i didnt understand all that much ( i just started learning english at school so subs was almost all i got , but what i did get was an amazing visual experience and that evening felt unreal and dream like. i cant discribe it.
I went to the theater with my dad to see it when I was ten and I didn’t understand anything but it was still the one of the coolest movies I have ever seen
My Goodness, Doyle seems always "out there"...For sure, he might face a wave !
Her fingers were suppose to get older there. Because of the speed they were traveling at.
whats great is that its almost impossible for this to be impossible.
Why?
@@ArgonNobletheoretical physics says it’s possible but we’re thousand’s of year’s from it….
Nolan generally makes use of vfx as less as possible
And he fully uses it . It's on par with other Hollywood movies.
No, it's even better.
I watched this after eating edibles and it was the biggest trip ever
I got a little shaken up by it when I watched it for the first time. I was kinda towards the end of my high but I still sobered up right there. It just looked so wrong to be seeing the universe that way
Ta'hahahahahahahahahaha
They’re going to Area 5 to take on Tetrimidion
I love this soundtrack
i feel like its going to be a long time before we get another realistic epic space film
This scene was truly humbling!
watching this in my mini j1 was amazing !!
Everyone should really google the first draft of Interstellar that was attached to Jonathan Nolan. The first draft of this movie sounds so much better than the final version we got even though I love the final version too.
Still remember I had a severe anxiety attack while watching this scene in the theatre...😥
I love Chris Nolan's films. Thanks Richard Parker
The best score of ALL TIME!
Well made
she left me i didnt regret i failed in high school i didnt regret I lost my job in Corona i didnt regret But now i Feel toooo much regret that i miss this movie to watch in Theater in 4DX..
I had a stroke reading that
@@Chr0matic777 hahaha
Watching this in IMAX, you could feel the theatre rumbling from the sound. It felt like you were actually going through the wormhole.
Wormhole இருபது எது போன்று திரைபடத்தில் மூலமாக அறிந்து கொள்ளும் அளவுக்கு நல்ல திரைப்படம்
Unmai
This might not the best movie
In the history but it is the best for me so far.
Wormholes are incredible...i wish i went through a wormhole.
I realized that I missed a masterpiece by without buying a 6 US dollar ticket to see this movie
The idea that something like a worm-hole exists is beyond any human's mind
i think ghost are future of our selfs visiting our past.😭
This movie made me want to be an astronaut but after I saw 1:05 I was like nahhhhhh I'm good
lol
Lets just drop some acid instead, gets you where you wanna be without actually being there
Wormholes don't exist IRL. There's nothing to be worried about with spaceflight, except for extreme claustrophobia and extended periods of time in small spaces with no gravity.
I need to watch this fucking movie, alot of this shit looks so cool and trippy.
I hope by now you've watched this film, cause it is so cool and trippy.
I was already trained and had her flawlessly deprogged and feeling great. Then came CanaCopy
You "pull" the point of arrival towards yourself and just walk on through and arrive looking back at your departure, close the wormhole.....and you're there.
No turbulence, no apparent distortion while travelling in that instant.
i want to watch this in theatre smoking moonrocks
makes two of us
Brendon Krahn
Make that 3
4
5
6
The Ride Of A Lifetime! :D
This is pretty crazy, because as can be seen in the scene, it takes them around 90 seconds to go from Saturn to Gargantua. This distance is about 22,300,000,000,000,000 miles, or 3792.52 light years. This means that they traveled at about 42.14 LIGHT YEARS EVERY SECOND relative to the distance they skipped 🤯
It's still our Galaxy
@@gabrielalejandrodoldan4722 True. The Milky Way Galaxy measures about 100,000 light years. The Hercules A Galaxy is a whopping 1.5 MILLION light years in diameter.
And it's not the biggest one we know of...
@@largol33t1
Yep
Its just a movie bro😂😂 . What kinda weed are you smoking?
where they come out?
Naj top film koji sam gledao i molim da ga pustite na jutub
Just imagine watching this movie when your high. Man. What a trip that would be.
0:40 When the THX logo shows up
Nolan was such a stickler for getting the science right that the script went through a noticeable delay. During that time, he was having a long argument with Dr. Kip Thorne, his science advisor, about whether light speed was possible!
0:04 subtitle:- no one knows
what I heard: Nolan knows🤷🏻♂️
Lmao, I never realized that the music in this scene is really similar to 2001 A Space Oddysey.
Wait, so what was happening with her? What was she seeing/doing?
MM is one of the greatest actors ever
No doubt
Not even close.
@@santibbrana name your top 25 actors then
@@thomasrobinette3227 25 is too much are you kidding me. If you say "He's one of the best ever" you must mean something like a top 10 or something
@@santibbrana hahahaha
Amazing movie
I read the book novelization first,then took my 3 kids to see it in the theater-the movie stayed with me for days...........
Fuck you asshole
@@mandeepsekhon ....
Could someone explain to me why the image of space seems to bend outward as they travel towards the inside of the wormhole? What's the phenomena behind that? Or is it just Hollywood gimmicks to reflect some 3D physical effect by the wormhole?
It should be illegal to not have this in 1080 or up
Real master piece missing theatre experience
May Einstein and Stephen Hawking soul rest in peace ❤
Soul? These scietist doesn't believe in that.
@@galacticscoundrel6390 not my balls of semen
wtf
''I regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail. There is no heaven or afterlife for broken down computers; that is a fairy story for people afraid of the dark.''
-Stephen Hawking
@@thygreekgod i regard your balls of semen as.... mediocre
Let this Happen in future
it probly is already known. we re just left in the dust without a clue. they are capable of more than you and me can imagine bro. tons of intergalactical secrets are kept from us. why we cant go back to the moon, why we havent built a base there yet. you dont wanna know, but you should know. investigate for yourself dude. tons of secrets
@@deathrager2404 **Conspiracy theory intensifies**
@@ciapaty1995 there is no conspiracy bro. how the fuck can we go to the moon in the late 60s, but we cant go back now? and as reason nasa say: we dont ahve the tech anymore.
lmao, are you really that gullible? and with you i mean people in general, not specifically you. but also you. common man xD
@@deathrager2404 Not sure where you get your sources from but okay.
They don't go because it no longer serves a greater purpose. Back then it was a race between USA and USSR and acted as a show of strength, finances and advancement.
Also, it doesn't offer a scientific purpose anymore either. Not ones big enough to justify the costs. We've been there, took photos and samples, time to go.
It is now time to move on to parts of space that have a greater potential for the future.
Tldr: Moon is a dead end.
@@ciapaty1995 ahhahahahhaha typical bluepilled shill believing all the lies they tell you. very sad, sincerely hope you will wake up and realize how hard they are fooling you.
We may see this scene in a few minutes, but not everyone knows that it took 100 hours to render each single frame of the black hole by the Interstellar team...🔥🔥🔥
Its a wormhole
thats a lie, if it did take 100 hours for each frame that means they would have to have been rendering the film since 1956
@@ummeko enlighten me? How could it take that long to make a scene like this? Is this like a really hard thing to capture in a scene?
@@jvrdan6 i was poking fun at the person, it didnt take 100 hours for each frame, it took 100 hours to render the entire scene because its very cgi heavy and they were doing it on multiple computers
@@ummeko oh okay, I didn’t quite understand how it could take that long, until I re-read it, now I see that you were just poking fun haha
Watching this on an iPod nano was freaking insane.
really trippy effects
Best movie ever made from Apollo 13 to Mission MARS on SPACE.
This movie is so cool
I watch this movie 😊 in theaters .
I mean at some point, someone's gonna have to go through one eventually. I wonder what we will find out when we do?
I just realized the 2 of them magically switched seats at 1:26 😅
Can anybody explain to me?
What different beetween Blackhole and wormhole?
Black holes are made when stars collapse under there own gravity
Wormhole are mysterious portals I think
Wormholes are science fiction shortcuts to different places in the Universe. Black holes are created when stars collapse under their own gravity and pulls everything around. Also time near blackholes moves a lot slower because even time is pulled by the gravity of the black hole.
The biggest question is what is on the other side of the black hole. If the Universe is a sheet of paper, gravity curbes everything around the object in space (planet, satelite, star, etc.). So black holes you could say that are holes to that sheet of the Universe.
That hand thing proves that they were in an infinite loop like dark series where everything keep happening and one dimension is keep interacting with another...but the first reality is lost in infinite loop where first accident happened and did create branch in realitites.
What I still don't understand is how they come out near the planets that they need to instead of empty space.
Anyone else notice that they didn’t fly straight into the center of the wormhole? It looked like they were orbiting it first and then dipped down into the orb!
Why did they do so?
That’s how you enter a planet….
At 1:32 when she says "it's them" what is she referring to? what phenomena is happening that she's reaching for? and why does the other guy says "don't"?
@Jäger 5 thanks for your reply. Saw it a while ago and can't remember all details. Just loved! the movie
She was referring to the people that put the wormhole in space. But she was wrong, it was the 5D Cooper who touched her. The reason why we can’t see him is because we can’t observe dimensions higher than us (3D).