While the plot of the hit Hollywood film "Gravity" is fictional, the United States must bolster efforts to address the alarming amount of space junk surrounding Earth, or risk potentially ...

While the plot of the hit Hollywood film "Gravity" is fictional, the United States must bolster efforts to address the alarming amount of space junk surrounding Earth, or risk potentially ...

The movie follows the disastrous spaceflight of two astronauts whose space shuttle is destroyed by some fast-moving space junk.

Warning: Spoilers for the movie "Gravity" follow.Space travel can appear enchanting, as astronauts drift among the stars, marveling at sights never seen before by anyone, gazing down on Earth as a ...

Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity has been favorably compared to the Kubrick and Clarke's masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey since its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. But the two are ...

The movie 'Gravity' is a visual spectacle, in no small part due to director Alfonso Cuarón's desire to pay tribute to real space exploration.

And the Kessler effect – in which a piece of hypersonic space debris smashes into a spacecraft, starting a chain reaction that generates still more debris – is well shown, too.

Gravity is a space disaster and survival movie that never happened in real life—though in smaller and surely less cinematic ways it could.

At PopMech's screening of the new film Gravity, Tom Jones reminds use that the increased use of space means that some kind of "conjunction" or accident is inevitable.

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“Gravity” is definitely an experience – an event – and whether or not that lasts, as of right now, there’s just nothing else like it. And that is a rare treat at the movies.

“Gravity” director Alfonso Cuarón’s movie starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as two astronauts having an especially bad day in space is a hit with film critics and audiences ...