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arturhoo wrote:The one thing that I couldn't understand is how Dr Brand remained the same age in the ending shot, despite the colony having evolved by at least one generation: we seen a handful of houses that reminds me of old wild west cities. Or did she build all of that for a few hundred embryos?
It needed to be Cooper. Love is a tangible entity and it could only be done with Cooper in the tesseract giving it to Murph.UnknownVariation wrote:As was pointed out on another website, was there a reason the future humans didn't just send the gravity equation's solution directly to Dr. Brand?
Great! Yeah, I was wondering if there was going to be some infographics for this film as well; there are tons for Inception. Well I don't mind exposition I'm definitely a more visual learner...BETA. wrote:Got this from another forum
It shows the timeline of events in interstellar, down to each character.
http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg
The reposts came full circle.BETA. wrote:Got this from another forum
It shows the timeline of events in interstellar, down to each character.
http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg
oh it appears it was actually created by stoifics42 from this very forum. lol
You, mister, deserve some applause.stoifics42 wrote:The reposts came full circle.BETA. wrote:Got this from another forum
It shows the timeline of events in interstellar, down to each character.
http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg
oh it appears it was actually created by stoifics42 from this very forum. lol
you have done a great job, sirstoifics42 wrote:The reposts came full circle.BETA. wrote:Got this from another forum
It shows the timeline of events in interstellar, down to each character.
http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg
oh it appears it was actually created by stoifics42 from this very forum. lol
lcbaseball22 wrote:Just did a Google search for other info-graphics and found this as well which might be helpful in explaining some stuff to those of us less aware of the astrophysics at play or if some of the exposition flew by too fast...
http://www.space.com/27692-science-of-i ... aphic.html
Where did they get those figures from? Are those the canon values now?Gargantua, a fictional supermassive black hole with a mass 100 million times that of the sun. It lies 10 billion light-years from Earth and is orbited by several planets. Gargantua rotates at an astounding 99.8 percent of the speed of light.
The film's wormhole is 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) in diameter and 10 billion light-years long.
