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Vinterix on Instagram: "Every second of the black hole in “Interstellar” wasn’t just CGI. It was 24 frames, each rendered for 100 hours — one second of screen time took 100 days of calculations. That’s how far Nolan went for realism. He didn’t hire an artist — he brought in Nobel Prize-winning physicist Kip Thorne. Together, they used Einstein’s equations and gravitational lensing formulas to model the black hole Gargantua. The result was so accurate, it was published in a scientific journal — a

BIG LIFE JOURNAL on Instagram: "These documentaries open kids’ eyes in a way no rule or lecture ever could: 1. Arthur – “The Smartest House in the World” (PBS Kids) Age recommendation: 6–9 Arthur’s family gets a super-smart home, and the kids learn about healthy tech boundaries, dependence on devices, and the importance of real-life interaction. 2. Sesame Street – “When You’re Connected, You’re Protected” (Internet Safety Mini-Episodes) Age recommendation: 4–7 Short segments that teach basic dig