Project Hail Mary Passes Neil deGrasse Tyson's Science Test

0:00It's March 24th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Project Hail Mary has hit theaters, and it's earning praise not just from critics, but from astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson for getting the science. Spot on. The film's directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, shared the good news during a recent serious XM interview. They ran it to Tyson at a party and straight up asked for his verdict on the movie's accuracy. Fans know Tyson loves calling out sci-fi flicks that have been physics too far, and movie goers are thrilled this one passes tests with flying colors. Unlike films such as Armageddon or Moonfall, which Tyson ripped for their science blenders, Project Hail Mary nails the details without shortcuts. You can catch it in theaters across the United States right now. Proving smart sci-fi can thrill without sacrificing facts.