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Think Movie Visual Effects Are Just Digital CGI Tricks? Think Again.

In Interstellar, the black hole Gargantua was not created with shortcuts or guesswork. Each single frame of the black hole took around 100 hours to render. At 24 frames per second, that adds up to roughly 2,400 hours of computing, or nearly 100 days, to create just one second of footage.

What made it even more extreme was the science. Every frame tracked around 800 billion individual light-beam calculations, using real physics equations to simulate how light bends and warps around a spinning black hole. This level of accuracy pushed visual effects technology beyond anything seen before and even contributed to real scientific research.

Do search more and break down why Gargantua was so computationally demanding, how real relativity shaped its appearance, and why Interstellar remains one of the most scientifically accurate space films ever made.

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