"That's Why They Don't Put Me In Charge Of Writing Movies": The Scientific Details & G-Force Visuals In Michael Bay's $553M Disaster Movie Baffles Real Astrophysicist, Who Gives Low Accurate Score

In 2007, Bay directedTransformers, a franchise-starter that would come to define the next decade of his career.

But this is space, theres no air, theres nothing to bank against.

you could just go with it.

Youre going to go around the moon, its all good.

This is generally going to be miserable.

So, launching from the surface of the Earth, we can do this.

Weve done rendezvous missions with moving asteroids and comets.

Theres no reason for them to experience g-forces during a slingshot maneuver.

The whole time youre doing a slingshot maneuver, youre in space.

Theres hardly any gravity.

You dont feel any gravity when youre in space.

And when youre doing this slingshot maneuver around the Moon, or any object, the Moon is big.

So its a very slow and gentle process, so you dont feel anything extra.

Affleck himself, who plays A. J.

Clearly, though,audiences were and are generally willing to forgiveArmageddon’s inaccuracies and weaker story elements.

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