June 19, 2014
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Turns out, Neil deGrasse Tyson hates another science-based movie more than “Gravity.” TMZ caught up with the “Cosmos” host and asked him which space movie is the most scientifically inaccurate. After calling the gossip site “the dark energy permeating the vacuum of space wherever you look,” he awarded the title to the original Disney movie “The Black Hole.”
Tyson is known for his obsession with perfection when it comes to space in movies (James Cameron altered the skyscape in “Titanic” at the astrophysicist’s request), and he called the “The Black Hole” “embarrassing” before going on a rant about all the flubs and liberties Disney took in making the 1979 hit.
“They not only got none of the physics right about falling into a black hole, had they gotten it right it would have been a vastly more interesting movie.”
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April 25, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
Asteroid Mining, Asteroids, cape canaveral florida, Environment, Eric Schmidt, Google Inc, huffingtonpost, James Cameron, Larry Page, Planetary Resources, Planetary Resources Asteroid, Planetary Resources Company, Planetary Resources Inc, rare minerals, Reuters, Science, Technology News, Video
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) – Google Inc executives Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron are among those bankrolling a venture to survey and eventually extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids that orbit near Earth, the company said on Tuesday.
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