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NASA's 'insane' simulation of falling into a black hole is 'giving viewers anxiety'

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Published 12:36 11 Feb 2025 GMT

NASA's 'insane' simulation of falling into a black hole is 'giving viewers anxiety'

It's not like Interstellar makes it look

Tom Chapman

Tom Chapman

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