Why the science in the film Salvation fails to add up
In short: In this video, Scott Manley examines the space movie Salvation, exploring why its depiction of asteroid physics and technical details often defies reality.
Manley critiques the film's scientific accuracy, noting that many errors appear to stem from post-production CGI that contradicts physical logic. He also highlights that the film's portrayal of 'hacking' lacks a basis in reality.
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