"Interstellar"

Interstellar, released in 2014, is another masterpiece directed by Christopher Nolan. The film tells the story of NASA’s mission to save mankind. "Operation Salu", by sending scientists to use the wormhole in Saturn's Fujian Province to find a new home suitable for human habitation. With its outstanding visual effects and touching soundtrack design, the film won the 87th Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, as well as nominations for Best Score, Best Sound Effects, Best Sound Editing, and Best Production Design. .

Through the autobiography of the elderly Murphy, the film sets the stage for the background that in the mid-21st century, due to environmental degradation, the earth has gradually become unsuitable for human habitation. The camera then cuts back to when Murphy was ten years old, when she accidentally discovered gravity anomalies after a sandstorm. Cooper determined from the dust on the ground that the coordinates were transmitted in Morse code, so the two drove to the address and discovered that the coordinates pointed to NASA.

There Cooper met the head of the "Lazarus Project", Professor Brand Sr., and also learned about Plans A and B of "Operation Lazarus". Plan A is a theory created through gravitational anomalies, using the entire space agency as a spaceship to break away from the earth. Plan B is a super population bomb that uses 5,000 fertilized eggs and gradually hatches them through surrogacy to achieve exponential growth in the number of people. In order to save his daughter from the earth, Cooper decided to accept the professor's suggestion and drive the Eternal to the outer galaxy. After nearly two years of flight and a thrilling passage through the wormhole, Cooper and his team first chose Miller's planet to land. Unfortunately, due to gravitational tides, Miller's spacecraft was shattered by a huge wave a few minutes ago. In order to rescue the data, Brand was unfortunately trapped by the wreckage of the spacecraft and could not escape. At the critical moment, Keyes successfully picked up Brand, but Doyle, who was waiting outside the hatch, was blown away by a huge wave. As a result, the spacecraft was delayed for more than an hour, which is equivalent to seven years on earth.

By the time Cooper and Brand returned to the space station, Romilly had turned gray.

After a brief rest, Cooper piloted the spacecraft and landed on Dr. Mann's planet, but was almost killed by the selfish Dr. Mann. In order to prevent Cooper from returning to Earth, Dr. Mann forcibly docked with the space station, causing the spacecraft to explode and the space station to be severely damaged. In order to save the last glimmer of hope, Cooper struggled to complete the docking with the damaged space station, but he could no longer escape the gravitational attraction of the black hole Gargantua.

At this moment, Cooper no longer cares about the time effect. Through the acceleration and detachment of the lander, the Ever Given was pushed away from Gargantua's gravitational constraints, while Cooper and Tars fell toward the black hole.

Inside the black hole, Cooper discovered that time exists in the form of entities. By moving the second hand of the physical time trigger watch to vibrate, the quantum data in the black hole was transmitted to his daughter Murphy in the form of Morse code. A few minutes later, the tesseract was opened, and Cooper was picked up by the NASA space station that had successfully escaped from the earth. At this time, Cooper's daughter Murphy was already a centenarian.

After a brief reunion, Cooper and Tas embarked on a new journey. They were going to Dr. Brand's planet, a new home that could accommodate human beings again.