KIP S THRONE



     

Kip s throne


                                                     -AACHAL BURANDE
 
The American theoretical physicist Kip Stephen Thorn is very well-known for his many contributions to the study of astrophysics and gravitational physics. He is also well-known for having a hand in training a new generation of scientists. Kip S. Thorne was the Feynman Professor who taught Theoretical Physics at Caltech (California Institute of Technology) until the year 2009 and he is considered one of the foremost authorities on Einstein’s theory of relativity. As if all that isn’t impressive enough, he is also a close friend and a colleague of Carl Sagan and the Much of Thorne’s research has been focused on gravitation physics and relativistic astrophysics in general and he placed special focus on gravity, space, and time. However, he really is quite best-known for his theory that wormholes found in space can be used for time travel. This idea is quite controversial but has captured the imaginations of people nevertheless. brilliant Stephen H It was mentioned how Kip S. Thorne quit working in the academic setting to pursue a career in film and Interstellar just happens to be his first ever movie which has Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight) at the helm. It stars Matt Damon (Bourne Series, Good Will Hunting etc.), Matthew McConaughey (Dazed and Confused), and Anne Hathaway (Les Miserables, The Devil Wears Prada.) Interstellar is a science fiction film and deals with the subject of time travel by way of wormholes which is something Kip S. Thorne is really passionate and knowledgeable about.awking who is lauded for his achievements despite his ALS.

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