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You can go and see the stars. Very nice. My world view has been subverted.

Introduction to the story of interstellar

This film takes place in the near future. The earth's climate is no longer suitable for food growth, water resources are exhausted, famine is rampant, and human beings are threatened with extinction. At this time, scientists discovered a mysterious "gap in time and space", through which they could go to outer space to find opportunities and extend the hope of life. An expedition traveled outside the solar system, and their goal was to find a planet suitable for human migration. On this spaceship named "Endurance", the expedition members are faced with unprecedented challenges, which are unprecedented in the human mind. However, when they passed through the wormhole, they found that one hour on the spaceship was equivalent to seven years on earth. Even if the task of the expedition team can be completed, the rescue they can provide will be too late for the living on the earth. Pilot Cooper must choose between reuniting with children and saving the future of mankind.

How did the protagonist of the star come back?

This movie is really lazy, and it is also the place that many people don't understand the most. He didn't return to earth. If you remember, he met Dr. Brand when he was released from the five-dimensional space. In fact, this is what Brand said about the handshake when they entered the wormhole. Therefore, it is speculated that he was released from the five-dimensional space and was released to a place close to humans through a wormhole. Murphy received information from higher dimensions, worked out a formula to overcome the gravity of the earth, established a space station, and later found Cooper. Of course, the middle film doesn't explain it. The place where Cooper woke up was not the earth, but the space station built by Murphy on Saturn.

The end of the interstellar is what human beings look like.

The ending is very open. When the hero wakes up, it directly shows the situation inside the space station. The space station on Saturn is inhabited, and the heroine smiles at the planet where her ex-boyfriend died, which indicates that she has found a planet to live on. Plan B can be realized, and the goal is to find a planet suitable for survival. Plan a is to transfer people before the extinction of human beings on earth. Plan B is to take 500 fertilized eggs to another planet to start civilization, and the hero will continue to look for the heroine at last. The film is over. There is no mention of what happened to people on earth, whether the only people left in the space station died or continued to linger, and whether humans began to multiply on another planet. In fact, besides science, the core of movies is that "it is not science but love that saves mankind".

Some doubts about interstellar space

Many people don't understand after seeing Interstellar, and there are many doubts. The fact is that this movie has kip.

Thorne, the giant of physics, is surprisingly familiar with people. Even if I want to write a high-profile film review and analyze the plot, I don't know where to start. Simply put, when the earth was dying, NASA found a wormhole near Saturn, which could only be made artificially. Although it is not clear who did it, it can greatly shorten the distance of space travel, so human beings have the possibility of finding a new home. Three of the first explorers sent back positive signals, so the protagonist group crossed the wormhole and found these three planets. After the exploration of the first two planets, the fuel was not enough to support the return journey, so Cooper used the gravity of the black hole to let Brand find the third one, and he took the separation module into the black hole himself. Later, it was found that the world inside the black hole was made by five-dimensional creatures (future humans), who guided the past humans to save themselves. After realizing this, Cooper began to be a librarian to guide himself and send signals to his daughter, which finally solved the gravity problem and saved everyone.

There is no concept of seriously damaging this film. Jonathan nolan's explanation of some "bugs" in the plot will be put at the end of the film review after my translation. Here are some details that you may be interested in:

1, transportation

The revolving spaceship is the carrier Endurance, which is equivalent to the space station in the first phase of lazarus's mission, constantly sending back information from the wormhole. It has 12 capsules (3 groups), including 4 engines, 4 permanent capsules (such as living quarters for laboratories and scientists) and 4 capsules carrying colonial materials that can be separated from the mother ship.

There was more than one ranger spaceship, and the protagonists boarded the Endurance on Ranger 1, which has been used ever since. On Dr. Mann's planet, Mann cheated the protagonist of 1 and robbed 1, forcing them to dock with patience, but failed. 1 Near the black hole, Cooper pushed himself into the black hole with Ranger2, which kept endurance going.

Lander is a landing ship used to carry a space capsule carrying colonial materials. It's as big as a transport plane, the one that Brand drove to save Cooper. Later, this behemoth caught up with the rotating rhythm of Endurance and docked with it after it reached a relative standstill. When endurance glided through the black hole, it left the mother ship with Ranger2, which TARS was riding, in order to reduce weight/save fuel.

2. Tus and Keith

These two are military robots, and their appearance seems to pay tribute to the ubiquitous black stone tablet in 200 1. They have four main blocks assembled by magnetic hubs, and each main block can extend more magnetic cuboids, so they can not only run and hug the princess, but also extend their dexterous little fingers to "manually" operate the spacecraft docking. Nolan designed something cute like Tetris to avoid the random design concept of robots in science fiction films in the past (try to be as anthropomorphic as possible), and maybe he can do it in the future.

Although it looks like a black stone tablet, its sense of humor and absolute obedience make it particularly lovely. After 200 1 HAL, what do you want from artificial intelligence?

On the set, these two robots were made by comedian Bill.

Owen's manual manipulation is like manipulating a marionette, and his figure will be erased later. The robot is so alive and kicking, which makes a great contribution. At the same time, he is also the voice of tar.

3. Black holes and wormholes

Kip is a good teacher and can explain complex ideas clearly. Wormholes are vividly explained in the film. It is a fast passage connecting extremely long distances through space folding, so it can greatly shorten the time of space travel, which is also the most critical part of lazarus's mission.

Black holes absorb everything. When the fuel is running out, the protagonists use the super gravity of the black hole to approach the last planet. If you play an app that matches the movie release, you will know that you only need to control the direction at this time, and don't let the spacecraft get too close to the black hole (it will be sucked away) or get off track (it will lose space). Finally, the reaction force generated by the partial separation of the spacecraft should be used to provide forward power for the endurance.

Black hole and wormhole are two completely different concepts, and people are interested in the horizon of black hole.

I know nothing about things on the horizon. Because I don't know anything, in theory, the screenwriter can act as he wants.

The key to Plan A is gravity. I guess this is how to send everyone on earth to a colonial planet. However, human science and technology can't reach this level now, because our research on gravity is not thorough enough, and we need all the information about the Richter scale point of black holes. This seemed hopeless to Brand's father, so Plan A was just a cover for fooling people at first, and the 500 fertilized eggs in Plan B were more real.

4. What happened in the black hole/What is our future?

The shots of Matthew's surprised faces, coupled with the strange internal scene of the black hole, quite clearly reflect the director's girlish heart in paying tribute to Kubrick. What happened here has gone beyond the cognition of three-dimensional human beings, which is to break the wall of dimension and confuse the existence of time and space. Layers of nested time and space are reminiscent of Inception and Nolan's first novel Doodlebug. It seems that folding, rotation and the change of gravity/physical laws are really his dishes.

For all this confusion, the script is pushed to the five-dimensional creature-future mankind. It is the future human beings who created wormholes to save themselves in the past, and the future Cooper, after understanding this truth, sent a signal to guide himself to board the ship.

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Thorne's play does not explain the specific principle, which obviously does not need us to understand. We just need to know that this is the case. According to Jonathan's explanation, there is a mailbox in the horizon of the black hole that can receive letters from the future. You can only find this mailbox when you are in a black hole, and this mailbox can only be placed in a black hole, and the purpose of information transmission can be achieved through gravity and some special conditions (such as love). All kinds of time and space are superimposed in black holes. In the future, human beings will tell Cooper all the needed data and equations through the mouth of TARS, and Cooper will use the perseverance of grinding the pestle into a needle to turn the information into Morse code and send it to his daughter's watch.

Simply put, at some point in the future, human beings will do something to save their ancestors. If they don't do this, they won't exist. Does this sound like a weapon of causality? First achieve the result of "human survival", and then derive the process of saving yourself. Because space-time in a black hole can be manipulated at will, everything is easy to say.

Cooper, spirit, is the causal weapon of the world's treasure: the watch I gave my daughter that year.

After this task was completed, the mailbox was closed and Cooper was thrown near Saturn (where the wormhole appeared) through the fast track. The concept of time is irrelevant to a black hole, so you don't have to care how long this moment has passed. In a word, because everything is possible (genuine Murphy's Law), the man can also be saved in the vast universe. The space station where he woke up is a new home for human beings to live temporarily, based on the gravity problem solved by Murphy. Brand was lucky to find her boyfriend's (dead) planet suitable for living, so that planet became a human colony.

After the technical talk, I felt a little calmer and didn't feel disappointed at first. Next, my personal feelings. I know this movie is controversial. Some people will call it a masterpiece, others will be disappointed, so please reserve your opinion. Now think about interstellar. It seems that Interstellar only pays attention to crossing the wormhole (in fact, it is not that important in the movie, just a basic setting), but Interstellar pays attention to distance and connection, which is memorable.