skip to main content

Rize Update

Discover why documentaries in mainstream movie theatres are gaining attention, thanks to insights from physicist Peter Steinberg.

Written bycjohnson
| 1 min read
Follow on GoogleGoogle News Preferred Source
Placeholder image

Newsletter

Sign up for our email newsletter for the latest science news

Sign Up

Good news. There's at least one other person (a physicist, to boot) I know of who went to see Rize. Hurrah! Peter Steinberg, a scientist at the Brookhaven Lab who is part of the Quantumdiaries blog project has a post on his impressions (see below**) (he also went to see Murderball- I have not seen that), and also notes wisely that it is great to be able to see documentaries in mainstream movie theatres. [**update: Wait - oh no! He gives away one of the suspense details....don't go there if you're planning to see the movie!] -cvj

Meet the Author

More on Discover
a collection of images for this week's top stories

An Update on the Perseverance Rover, a Cold War Satellite Explodes Above Earth, and Gene-Edited Bananas Stay Yellow Longer

Slabs of the Westlothiana fossil

The 345-Million-Year-Old Landmark Fossil “Lizzie” Was Not a Reptile — It Had Gills and a Fish-Like Mouth

Old white cathedral surrounded by purple thistles

Lost Scottish Monastery May Have Been One Of Medieval Britain's Most Important Religious Centers 

Swirling neutron stars colliding

Mysterious Cosmic Flashes Could Be Linked to a Neutron Star Merger

brown and yellow banana comparison

A Gene-Edited Banana Stays Yellow Longer and Is a Step Closer to Grocery Store Shelves 

Historical statue of Thomas Jefferson

DNA from Thomas Jefferson's Hair May Resolve 200-Year-Old Controversy Involving Sally Hemings

Scan of P. robustus skull

Newly Discovered Homo Erectus Fossil Reveals a Time When Our Ancestors Were Outnumbered in South Africa 10 to 1

Illustration of satellites and scattered space debris orbiting Earth, with sunlight glowing along the planet’s edge.

Cold War Spy Satellite Suddenly Shatters in Low Earth Orbit, Creating a Cloud of Debris That Could Threaten Other Spacecraft

Illustration of a Microraptor flying above a forest, with feathered front and hind limbs and a long tail.

Newly Identified Norellraptor Could Reshape What We Know About Feathered Dinosaur Flight Evolution 

Portrait of Meriwether Lewis

The Mysterious Death of Meriwether Lewis Is Debated — Some Say Suicide, Others Suggest Murder

Ruins from ancient Chalcatzingo

Glyphs Painted in Mexican Cave May Reveal Ancient Warrior Rituals and a Lost Writing System 

Mosaic of Alexander the Great on a horse

Newly Discovered Mosaic Floors May Be From the School Where Aristotle Taught Alexander the Great 

Stay Curious

JoinOur List

Sign up for our weekly science updates

View our Privacy Policy

SubscribeTo The Magazine

Save up to 40% off the cover price when you subscribe to Discover magazine.

Subscribe