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In this episode:Einstein's General Relativity explained simply, Gargantua and extreme time dilation, the science behind Miller's planet, why Kip Thorne called it the most accurate black hole ever filmed, and how narrative turns physics into grief.
Created and Mixed By: Alexander Garay
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Produced by Time Field Collective
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USA
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