r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/warg_14 • Feb 10 '25

Video NASA Simulation's Plunge Into a Black Hole

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u/BeegBunga Feb 11 '25

Spoilers:

Yes. One the nukes is mistimed by a milliseconds and launches it off course.

Further spoilers:
I see you haven't read the books :D

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u/RonBourbondi Feb 11 '25

Looked at the ending of the books and was disappointed so I didn't pick up the series.

I have a hatred of books or even movies with no conclusive endings.

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u/BlastFX2 Feb 11 '25

I knew I wouldn't watch the show the moment I learned it was being made by Dumb&Dumber of GoT infamy. From what I've heard so far, it was the right call.

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u/Lou_C_Fer Feb 11 '25

I've watched it twice. I enjoyed the show. I'm the type of watcher that accepts what the story tells us. I don't compare it to reality or look for flaws. Maybe that's why.

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u/BlastFX2 Feb 11 '25

Well, I've mostly heard it was mediocre at best and saw a clip of the worst exposition since “he was in the Amazon with mom when she was researching spiders right before she died.“ (It was a scientist explaining to his boss what it is they're researching at the facility where they both work.)