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Garfield 2023-07-21 16:48:02
5 stars directly, because this subject is easily classified as a conspiracy theory. It is not difficult to shoot the finished product, but it has forged a video work with rigorous precipitation thinking. The background music is very Sakamoto Ryuichi style, and the music tool can be expanded infinitely to create infinite sound waves. A lot of incomprehensible formulas pile up the video, the main line has been grasping, leading, leading, and catalyzing the end of the main line of the video, we're...
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Ian 2023-07-21 05:26:05
Fine structure constant! Xueba uses mathematics to calculate UFOs, which is very rare in similar movies. The whole process is very exciting. After all, I have really encountered UFOs in my life. Just like the short 3 seconds at the end, I will remember them for a lifetime. Since "Scully" plays the math professor, it should really let "Mulder" play her husband...
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Nyasia 2023-07-11 07:57:32
The power of mathematics! The reason for the five stars is that the low-budget film is so...
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Darian 2023-06-28 21:09:32
It's very beautiful, if you don't study hard in university, you will definitely see it in a fog (dog...
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Annamae 2023-06-21 03:56:36
It's a boring movie, but I really like the female...
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Kacey 2023-06-07 20:12:23
So American math scientists are not as good as a college...
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Amos 2023-05-26 00:53:05
It fully shows that people should read more when they are ugly! The stubbornness of a math...
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Rubye 2023-05-15 23:26:44
I have always envied people who are very good at math, because they can't do it, or think they might not be able to do it. This film can be said to be unique among many American sci-fi films. There are no thrilling and contrived conflict plots, and no fancy and useless love entanglements. The film tells the story of a genius math student who is not very obedient to the truth about a UFO incident" In a "diabolical" type of investigation, the film uses a lot of knowledge and operations related to...
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Kelvin 2023-05-05 15:46:16
The engineering man should be very...
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Vern 2023-05-02 09:57:13
Personally, I prefer this kind of theme that uses strict basic theoretical logic to analyze mysterious events, and uses rigorous logic to have a much higher idea than those imaginative films with wide-open brains. we are not...
UFO Comments
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Professor Hendricks: [talking to Derek about UFO signal and conspiracy theory] You don't automatically jump to the most extreme explanations. You analyze the reasonable ones first.
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Keith Olbermann: [footage archive in epilogue] And then there's this story you may have already heard about. United Airlines employees who swear it was something other-worldly in the skies above Chicago's O'Hare Airport on November 7th, but neither the FAA, nor indeed their own employer, appears to be taking them seriously. Chicago Tribune, interviewing several people anonymously, including maintenance workers, baggage handlers and pilots, who each have all described a dark gray, saucer-like object that hovered low over Concourse C of the United Airlines terminal just before sunset before shooting off into the sky. Some say it moved so fast, it literally punched a hole in the clouds. United Airlines claims it had no record of the sighting, even though employees say they filled out reports.The FAA initially told the Tribune that it likewise had no information on the UFO. Then, after the newspapers filed paperwork under the Freedom of Information Act, the FAA turned up a call from the United Airlines supervisor to the airport control tower asking whether the object was on-radar. And now, the agency has concluded it was, quote, "weather phenomenon," and it considers this case closed.
