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Regarding the perceived gravity on a cube planet, the movie Sunshine tries to portray accurate physics for a similar situation. It has great sci-fi visuals, th
by georgieporgie 15y ago
Regarding the perceived gravity on a cube planet, the movie Sunshine tries to portray accurate physics for a similar situation. It has great sci-fi visuals, though the end gets a bit... silly.
- tsunamifury 15y agoI don't understand why everyone thinks the horror aspect of the film was silly. The captain of the other ship was driven mad by pure light and retreats into the darkness. He then tries to sabatoge the attempt to restart the sun so he (and all of the human race) can be forever encased in the night. These effects were illustrated in some of the characters on the second ship as well. And the final moment of the film was merely playing with the idea that the intense gravity of the sun would alter time to the point where Capa would experience each nanosecond before his death, observing the nuclear reaction as it occured. Pretty cool story, at least thats what I thought.