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🌀🕳️🪐 Why is the wormhole in Interstellar a sphere instead of a flat circle? ⭕️🕳️🪐* Because a real wormhole wouldn't look like a hole in space. It would look like a sphere. In movies and cartoons, wormholes are often shown as flat portals - like a doorway. But in... real physics, space isn't 2D. It's three-dimensional. So if a wormhole connects two distant points in space-time, its entrance would extend in all directions. That's why in Interstellar, the wormhole appears as a floating sphere. No matter which direction you approach it from... You're still entering the same tunnel through space-time. The filmmakers actually worked with physicist Kip Thorne to make the depiction as scientifically accurate as possible. So that strange sphere in the movie? It might be the most realistic wormhole ever shown on screen. Sometimes science fiction is closer to real science than we think.*show more

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