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What’s one inaccuracy in a science fiction movie that drives you crazy?

It’s not obvious: Space.Yes, the one thing that annoys me most in SF movies is the space inside the spaceships.Take Enterprise (OS):Or ST: Into DarknessOr Star Wars, bridge of Star Destroyers,…Event Horizon’s (1997) causeway…(note scale of other structures, including the Eiffel Tower, on the plan)…USS Discovery (2017)…(I’ve seen hotels with narrower corridors)…the Bridge of USS Cygnus of The Black Hole (1979)…Look at all that fookin’ head roooooom! It’s like ‘yuuuuuge tracts of land! The crew could roller-skate from station to station.Seriously, that’s nonsense. All that open space needs air. Air has mass, air needs heating, cooling, humidifying (air has water in it—water with mass!), filtering, accelerating…and did I mention the sheer mass? All that void is bad design, wasteful of materials and energy.I don’t mind roomy; roomy is good. But we’re talking command and engineering spaces with enough space to play Olympic volleyball and not risk hitting any of the machinery.(OK, Star Wars is more fantasy than SF. But you feel me here, right?)More believable space vessels are more like WWII submarines, characterized by efficiency and tight f’n quarters, rare showers and knowing passing someone in a hallway will involve some kind of physical contact.Here’s the bridge from Dark Star (1974):Here’s a ship that’s going places. Well…sorta. Watch the movie. Oh, that happy guy in front? Dan O’Bannon. Look him up.But meanwhile, even the bridge of Discovery-1 from 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)……is so absurdly wide. How do you reach the buttons from your seat under acceleration?Seriously folks. Bigger is not better.Next peeve: lifeboats!UPDATE: Holy crap. Over 500 upvotes, more than 24K views! Thanks Quora!

Which movies contain the worst science?

The Day After Tomorrow:Geological records maintain that even the fastest descending ice ages took about a decade.While in the movie it was only a matter of days before the world gets covered in ice.What's more ridiculous is that the sudden ice age is accompanied by tornadoes in L.A and floods in Manhattan!And when the flooded Manhattan froze over,i.e when flood water turned to ice it should expand(unique property of water),thus crushing the buildings resulting in ultimate collapse and death of all dwellers inside.X-Men:Scientifically,evolution doesn't work that way!The sole goal to evolution is survival.Even though evolution chose to follow such path,it should happen in tiny increments.But what we witnessed in all of X-Men movies is some humans have all of a sudden developed super powers and beaming lasers,controlling metals and minds of other humans(and even weather-Storm).That' simply hilarious.Matrix:No doubt,the idea of conversation of energy shatters throughout the Matrix movies.But one of it is pretty disturbing.The movie is based on the idea that humans are kept alive as a sort of electricity generator-which is fundamentally impossible.It would need more energy to stay alive than to produce.It's like one wants to power his car with batteries,and intends to charge the batteries with dynamo from wheels.Avengers:The S.H.I.E.L.D owned a flying aircraft carrier called Helicarrier.And 4 giant rotors managed to lift it.I read this article where Physics professor Rhett Allain crunched the numbers to see what it would take to lift the Helicarier.Assuming 110000 tons,each rotor should have diameter of 1500 feet and need to push air at nearly speed twice that of sound.It is unlikely that any known material would survive the tension exerted by each rotor.Batman:In Batman:The Dark Knight at the end batman throws joker off the building and then fires one of his gun and a rope entangles around joker's leg bringing him to sudden stop.Now the joker has been falling for quite a time and such deceleration would result in immediate amputation.Also in all the batman movies Gordon summons batman by casting a bat shadow on clouds with the help of  spot light.I mean why didn't batman simply gave him his phone number.And what if Gordon wants to call him during day.And what if the night is clear.And even after all such possibility,does batman always keep an eye for the signal from windows and roof.

What were the plot inconsistencies/holes in The Dark Knight Rises (2012)?

Here are my observations:He was knifed pretty bad, still he is able to fly his bat, take that bomb to sea and somehow escape to safety as it explodes. Lead container is used to mask the bomb and yet they use radio detonators to  explode the bombBane puts physicist's blood to mask his death. Won't the CIA do a DNA test ? What kind of blood test would be used match people ?Bane robs the stock exchange and executes trades there in plain sight. Why were those trades allowed and not rolled back immediately ?That pit has a TV with reception ? Where does the electricity come from ? How do they survive ? who gives them food ?If the American army cannot take back their own city from a bunch of intruders then god save the world!With only a few trucks with probable nuclear weapon on the move, why aren't they all taken out simultaneously and you know neutralize the treat forever!Commisioner of Gotham goes inside sewer and nobody tries to go and save him ?Sewers of Gotham are really clean and water without shit. It seems Gothamites shit is pure.All the Gotham cops go into the sewers at once! wow!When Bane and Batman are fighting in the last then all others are fighting their respective junior artists! Nobody gives a shit if Batman and Bane are fighting at an arms length and nobody wants to kill one of them would tilt the fight in their favour ?Catwoman sells the batman to the enemy and still when he comes back he comes back to her! May be because she's so fucking hot!"Batman's aircraft has a large  fan underneath it. The placement of this fan is wrong as there's not  enough empty space above it from where it can get input air."Bat has been kept atop a not so tall building and still nobody tries to steal it ?"Notice how the cops come out after three months of being stuck and they are all clean shaven?"Special forces come to the city and not airdrop and try to take the bombs out. Govt. does a deal with them ? Where did they meet ? What did the deal say ? Screw our main city and we will bow ?Why can't they just kill all the sewer cops and get rid of that threat forever.

In general, what is the cost of road construction per kilometer in India?

Road Construction Costs are dependent on several factors like - Width of the Road, Load Factor, Traffic Handling capacity, weather conditions in the region etc. All these factors are essential for deciding the technical specifications of any road.Essentially you have to understand that a road is only 30% of what you see (the black portion on the top), rest of the costs & road elements are hidden below the black top. There are several elements below the black-top portion which keeps the road stable while you drive car or while it rains.In India, roads have been categorized into several buckets depending on several things…Single Lane Roads (Usually those rural roads which connects villages to the nearest highways or towns), these are usually the ones which have very low traffic and they need to bear the load of lighter vehicles. Hence these are the really cheaper ones. And one can assume them to be somewhere around Rs 30 ~ 35 Lac Per KM.Double Lane Rural Roads, which is essentially double of the single lane roads.Urban Roads, with double lanes which are capable of handling heavier weights (~ 33 tonnes) would cost somewhere near 1 Crore per KM (+/- 10%). The costs would also fluctuate based on the geographical uniqueness, like if the region has Back Cotton Soil, then the whole soil needs to be replaced and filled with some other soil or create an alternate arrangement to prepare the base of the road. Or if the road is adjoining a river stream or a canal, the base needs to be prepared by putting more soil and compress it before laying the black top. In such cases the costs may run upto twice the usual costs. (Technical specification is the key)The Expressways and the highways, where you usually drive your cars at 100+ KMPH. They have multiple lanes (usually 3–8 each side), and usually they have the best of the time technology being used. Such roads have usually a concrete base upon which rests the black top. And all this is done using the best available machines. Usually the cost of building such roads will start from 6~7 Crores Per KM and goes in the range 20 ~ 25 crores per KM. [Keep in mind that these costs are separate from the cost of acquiring the land to build these roads].[I have avoided the technical jargons assuming that this question has been asked with an intent to understand the approximate costs, rather than getting into the technicalities of building roads.]