Physics
Concepts in Movie
GRAVITY
Every year there always many genre
of movie coming into the cinema. Most of the
movie coming into the cinema has a good quality of movie but, some have
a bad quality of movie. The purpose that I write in this blog is I want to
share one of my favourite movie that I watch many times which is Gravity in
2013. The actor of this movie is Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. Why I love
so much about this movie is about there are many physics concept that is apply
in this movie which I can watch while learning. The most unforgettable scene
which is when Ryan Stoned that is acted by Sandra Bullock had an hallucination
in the ship when she left alone because all of their friend already lost in the
space. She saw her friend Matt Kowalski acted by George Clooney fly in the
space. She open the spaceship door, when she open it there is nothing sound
that is heard. This scene contains physics concept why there is no sound on the
space because sound travels in waves like light or heat does, but unlike them,
sound travels by making molecules vibrate. So, in order for sound to travel,
there has to be something with molecules for it to travel through. On Earth,
sound travels to your ears by vibrating air molecules. In deep space, the large
empty areas between stars and planets, there are no molecules to vibrate. There
is no sound there. The other scene that contains physics concept is when Sandra
Bullock using her jetpack to travel in the space to repaired the spaceship. The
physics concept involve in this scene is when she using the jetpack. Jetpack
using conservation of momentum to make the person using it to move. The expelling gas from a
pressurized container still results in a force, and according to Newton's Third
Law, there is an opposite force pushing the astronaut away. This can also
theoretically be accomplished by throwing an object to propel yourself away
from the direction of the thrown object. There are many others physics concept
that involve in this movie but that only I can explain from this movie.
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