Interstellar movie blackhole vs real blackhole. Interstellar's depiction of blackholes and their surrounding features closely resemble real photographs procured by the Event Horizon Telescope years later, although its color tone differs slightly from reality for aesthetic reasons. | Science Of The Universe

In the film "Interstellar," the visual effects team faced significant challenges in accurately depicting a black hole. Each frame of the black hole simulation took approximately 100 hours to render, totaling around 100 days for each second of footage. This level of detail and accuracy was achieved through collaboration between theoretical physicist Kip Thorne and the visual effects team, who developed new CGI rendering software based on deeply sourced theoretical equations. The high-resolution I