The Interstellar ending has been explained by Nobel Prize winning theoretical physicist Kip Thorne, who also worked on the ...

The OL Science & Tech Fest 2025, held in Lviv to promote science and Ukrainian technology, attracted more than 3,000 visitors ...

Logan-born Kip Thorne has won a share of the Nobel Prize in physics for his role in the historic detection of gravitational waves, which gave scientists something like an ear to deeper ...

Its cowriter, director, and producer was Christopher Nolan, and an executive producer was none other than Kip Thorne, the celebrated Caltech astronomer. Kip also acted as the film’s science ...

His name was Kip Thorne: future scientific consultant on the movie Interstellar, future Nobel Prize winner, and all-around geek. While he was a respected and innovative theoretical physicist ...

At least one thing! Yes, really and actually. This connection has everything to do with Kip Thorne, a Nobel prize-winning theoretical physicist, who has met them both in his lifetime and been a ...

Hundreds packed Science Center Hall B to watch Kip S. Thorne, a professor of theoretical physics at Caltech and a 2017 Nobel Prize laureate, discuss black holes and wormholes during the inaugural ...

Released in 2014, the film is hailed for its commitment to scientific accuracy and emotional depth, brought to life through collaboration with physicist Kip Thorne, whose research on black holes ...

Time Travel and Gravitational Waves,” a collaborative book project by Kip Thorne, a physicist at the California Institute of Technology, and Lia Halloran, a visual artist and chair of the art ...

They were not successful in convincing Thorne, but it made for some fun comedy moments for the physicist to get involved in. Kip [Thorne] attended Princeton, among other institutions, and while at ...