This week, we take a look at one of the most ambitious space movies of the past year, The Wandering Earth. Joined by Sarafina Nance, astrophysics PhD student at UC Berkeley, we discuss the film’s idea of moving the Earth out of our solar system to find a new home four light years away. Would that undertaking be possible?
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Another great and thought provoking video
Now for the BUT
I’ve been a member of tested now going on for 4 years and a viewer for much longer and I have seen most aspects of your operation and production standards grow over that time. The one thing that hasn’t changed is your lack of ability ( perhaps it’s interest or care factor ) to be able to record a discussion without having microphone in and dominating your shots.
Now that I have that out of my system I will get on with my life.
Have a great new Decade
Sandy
I just found the science of this movie so full of holes I turned it off after 20 minutes.
I have never heard of The Wandering Earth, much less try to understand it. I enjoy learning all sorts of new tricks, especially recipes that I don’t even know exist. topcv here also did not know at one time. now regretted that she had not used before