Movie vs. science: Neil deGrasse Tyson on "Interstellar"

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Published 2014-11-10

The movie is being called one of the most realistic science fiction films ever, thanks to its visual effects and story line. It came in second at the U.S. box office with $50 million in ticket sales. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson of the Hayden Planetarium in New York and the TV series "Cosmos" joins "CBS This Morning" to talk about the science behind the blockbuster.

All Comments (21)

@XDarkF3arX 9 years ago

These reporters were lost at "wormhole"
"What does a hole full of worms have to do with space!?"
@tachikoma747 9 years ago

Notice how whenever Neil goes off on a tangent and tries to explain something cool, the anchors redirect and ask him about his favorite scifi movie or something entertainment related? God, let the man speak for a second. The HoneyBoo Boo crowd could learn a few things from him.
@Vuxxy 9 years ago

2:06 this dudes mind is blown lmfao
@MrTwhispers 9 years ago

I am embarrassed to say that I am an American. These hosts make OUR country look mentally challenged.
@swolenews 6 years ago

2:06 me in every algebra class ever
@970954894NG09 9 years ago

Interstellar is a memorable, philosophical and emotional film experience on the grandest scale!
@TheCornbeefsoup 9 years ago

2:05 his face is priceless
@CLBOO6 8 years ago

People can accept Science FICTION in star trek but not in Interstellar? It's called a science FICTION movie for a reason. It's not a scientific documentary. Interstellar is one of most beautiful film I've seen in a long time and it's nice to have a movie that can shake up your brain a little bit and turn you curious about the universe we live in and what a fresh break from all these superheroes movies fatique.
@Lineage2ErtheiaPvP 9 years ago

humanity has no chance. big hero six was more watched then interstellar.
@RowanJColeman 9 years ago

"What's the difference between a wormhole and a blackhole?", Am I alone in thinking that was a stupid fucking question?
@Studio2770 9 years ago

I don't really feel good that an animated children's movie beat such a movie like Interstellar at the domestic box office. I wonder what that says about us as Americans. Globally, Interstellar dominated, thankfully. I don't have anything against animated movies. They are witty and very entertaining. I just wonder why Interstellar came in second to a movie like that.
@hockyjocky4 8 years ago

Of all the things she can't believe it's the tidal wave? Lol
@Markus-xm4zv 9 years ago

just the simple fact that so many People dont know anything about relativity makes me wonder what they have heard in School.. isnt that general knowledge? Young children know every app on their phones and celebrity shit but nothing about science, thats frightening... at least i hope such a good film like interstellar inspires Kids to read books and educate themselves
@boxingbox5649 9 years ago

"Whats the difference between a wormhole and a black hole"...

..gotta love this countrys education..smh
@quintonthevillain2745 8 years ago

Is it just me, or is Neil`s Tie the greatest thing about this invterview?
@jotabeas22 9 years ago

No offense, but it seems you needn't be very intelligent and educated to be a so-called reporter on the USA...
@Vicvines 9 years ago

A wormhole vs a blackhole? Seriously? WTF?! SERIOUSLY?! A CHILD KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE!
@bubbalover71 9 years ago

2:05 just classic
@BigstickNick 9 years ago

Dude @2:06 looked so confuses he was nauseated.
@yondaehun12 9 years ago

2:07 his eyes are like: what the hell is he talking about?
lol