Gravity and Special Effects in the Movie Oscar

I never had seen the movie Gravity, although I have seen the trailer back then. For some reason, films like this always get me a little bit sad, just as the movie Interstellar (for those of you who have seen the movie Interstellar, you know it is sad). On the other hand, I am very fond of the sound design used in the movie. The image and the sound definitely complement each other. In the beginning of the movie, just as a general knowledge, we are aware that the sounds used are somewhat real because of the usual sound used that we already knew what it sounds like. For example, the sound of Dr. Stone talking on the microphone, the sound of the disorienting space shuttle, the sound of the tool wrenching into a screw, the grasping on the screw

The planets are seen orbiting around an enormous black hole, hence the name Gargantua. While there is little known about black holes, the movie accurately displays what our human eyes would see a black hole as. Research from NASA explains that “a black hole is a place in space where gravity pulls so much that even light cannot get out.” Keeping this in mind, the CGI creators show how light bends around the black hole due to the immense gravity. These waves of light are close enough that they are distorted, but far enough away that they don’t get trapped. This creates what is known as an event horizon where light can no longer escape. Beyond the event horizon and into the black hole there is a singularity. The further Cooper got to the singularity, the stronger gravity became, showing how powerful black holes

Seeing areas in space that parallel those on Earth initiates a feeling of comfort and safety in the audience, allowing them to view space as an extension of home rather than something eclectic and foreign. Lucas makes space seem inviting by presenting space and time in outer space to be similar to space and time on Earth. The events are placed in chronological order and due to this the movie feels like it’s in “real time”, unlike Kubrick’s 2001: The Space Odyssey.

Gravity is known all around the world.All things are controlled by it.It keeps all things down.How much do you really know about the force and the founder though?Sir Isaac Newton was born on January 4,1643.Newton discovered the light spectrum and gravity.He published his discovery of gravity in his book in 1687.

Gravity is a constant force that influences nearly every aspect of biological activity, to some extent. The gravitational

Cosmic Horror doesn't have so much to do with space as it does with human emotions. Cosmic

Isaac Newton was an English mathematician. The story goes that Newton was sitting under a tree and an apple fell to the ground next to him. This led him to the theory of gravity. Newton published a book in 1687 called Principia. It explains that the force of gravity holds the entire solar system together by keeping the sun and the planets in orbit.

In 1687 Isaac Newton discover the law of gravity. Sir Isaac Newton was thinking about the forces of nature, when all of a sudden he saw an apple fall off a tree. When that happened he realized that the moon would “fly” away from the Earth in a straight line tangent to its orbit, a force was causing the moon not to fall towards Earth. Newton named that force gravity. He also realized that between each object there was gravitational force. Using the idea of gravity he was able to explain the astronomical observations of Kepler. Using the law of gravity including the work of Galileo and Kepler it proved that the Earth wasn't the center of the solar system.

The theory behind this lab is that, through various calculations, the value of gravity can be accurately calculated. The dropping of two masses on a pulley gives the necessary components needed to calculate the value of gravity. This will help prove the theory that gravitational acceleration should be 9.80 m/s2 due to the gravitational pull of earth on objects. (Jones, 2012)

This week’s movie is entitled Gravity. It was produced by Alfonso Cuaron and David Heyman in 2013. Since this movie came out, it has been controversial in the science community for a plethora of reasons. I will be discussing a few of them in this essay.

Isaac Newton, famous for his equations of the forces of the universe, has been put to the test by Einstein himself. Although Newton has found the numbers and equations to describe gravity and the way nature is, he has not figured out how it really works. Einstein noticed this, and learned that space, gravity, and time work together like a Spiral Wishing Well. He says that space is flat with no matter, but when there is matter, like the earth, the fabric of space warps and curves. One must imagine the hole of the Spiral Wishing Well as the earth and the penny rotating around it is like the moon to see how space warps and how the medium that affects gravity is space itself. With this in mind, many other theorists and physicists began to use Einsteins theory to promote their own.

Why couldn’t the apple go up, or left, or right? Why did it go down? In his experiments, he found that an invisible force is pulling us down and keeping everything on the ground. This explained why the apple fell down and not in any other direction. Newton figured out that the force keeps everything on the earth. He discovered that the force even held the atmosphere around the earth. Newton called this force gravity. For example, when you jump, you come back down to earth. If there was no gravity, you would float up and disappear into space. He also discovered different planets have more or less gravity. For instance, Pluto has almost the same amount of gravity as earth, but the moon has much less gravity than the earth. If you jumped on the moon, it would take you more time to get down. Since there is less gravity on other planets, their atmosphere does not keep in much oxygen, thus it is harder to breathe on other planets. That is why astronauts wear spacesuits, to give them air. Because planets with weak atmospheres cannot hold in much heat, it is cold on the other planets, except for those close to the sun.

Contrary to popular belief, Newton discovered the law of gravity by an apple falling from a tree from a window in his home, which lead him to ponder about this concept for twenty years, but this was only the start of his career.

Since the beginning of time, gravity has been around us. The important things we take for granted like the ability to move our body parts, agriculture or the cultivation and breeding of animals, even the structural support of buildings and roads are all influenced by gravity. Gravity is an invisible force that brings any object with energy and mass to its center and is made of quantum particles called gravitations.

Without physics, there would be no internet, nuclear weapons, airplanes, or advance technology in general. Isaac Newton is one the biggest contributors to the advancement of physics and the understanding of the world. Another contributor to this is Albert Einstein, the greatest physicist of the modern era. In Philip Shane’s highly informative film, Einstein: The Real Story of the Man Behind the Theory, Einstein’s story on his theory of general relativity is brought to the surface through the use of scientific expert analysis, demonstrations of Einstein’s ideas, reenactments, and the creation of the documentary’s atmosphere.