Gravity was well made

ksp expert here too

kessler syndrome there doesn't make a whole lot of sense

and they ignore orbiting speeds

aaa

I imagine Black Science man tweeting smug shit about every scene about those movies

but also who cares, shit gets blown up in orbit so now you have to dodge flying debris

works for me

that was the level of creative license they had to take to weave a compelling story

If you can stomach some shitty political pushing, there is a show called The Expanse. It's the most scientifically accurate show in regards to space travel I have seen

so I'll take it

>liking any space movie that isnt 2001: a Space Odyssey

@Astro black science man told me you’re gay so?

it's not like sats are in GEOSTAT and a missile wouldn't even make it there

I also liked Event Horizon

They take creative liberties obviously, but it's good

that one was wacky as fuck though

two things

a giant ship persisting unpowered in the upper Neptunian atmosphere for years

was that the one with brad pitt?

niggas just watch Aliens

The only one I've legit seen was The Martian

@NokiaLord yeah, space marines shooting an ant like alien species

also the black guy who got blown away at probably a couple % of c making his way back by venting his oxygen supply

Depending on how fast it was going it couuuuuld work. But that's a lot of gravity to contend with

ah yes, when François Pienaar goes to Mars

seriously, can you guys imagine how fast that black guy was moving away from Neptune in Event Horizon?

that shit was insane

that one did break my immersion

Gotta go fast.

i mean its basically a 40k prequel

tbh, you shouldnt expect immersion

The one issue I have with The Expanse is the way gravity on ships works.

@Acrumen do you expect immerson from 40K you retard?

They have downward gravity when moving forward. When the gravity should technically make them walk upright on the back of the ship

>40K
>Immersion

I'm still thinking of Event Horizon

long live the Martian Congressional Republic, DEATH TO EARTH

WW1 movies gang

fuck sci fi

That's something that interstellar got kinda right, except the spinning on that ship wasn't fast enough to actually have gravity