However, as revealed in Interstellar's final act, what NASA postulated was a single alien race is actually two separate but related entities: In this scenario, the Endurance team would settle down on the most habitable planet and raise the first generation of embryos - with each subsequent generation helping to raise a new set of embryos (as well as reproduce naturally). To ensure genetic diversity, NASA procured DNA from a wide range of sources - so that future generations would not be limited to reproduction between Endurance crew members. Plan B) Should Brand fail in his calculation and/or the Endurance take too much time investigating potential homeworlds, NASA has harvested a bank of fertilized human embryos that can be used to ensure humanity's survival - after everyone on Earth is wiped out.The very facility that Cooper and Murph stumble upon at the beginning of the film isn't just a NASA research station - it's a construction site for humankind's space-traveling ark. Should Brand succeed, NASA will be able to defy the traditional understanding of physics and launch an enormous space station (carrying the remainder of Earth's surviving population) into space. Plan A) While the Endurance team is away, Brand will continue to work on an advanced equation that, if solved, will allow humans to harness fifth-dimensional physics - specifically gravity.Should the Endurance team find a habitable planet, Brand claims that NASA has two plans for humanity's survival: As a result, it is up to Cooper and the rest of the Endurance crew to uncover the fate of the other three astronauts - and collect any subsequent data that can be used to make an informed decision regarding which planet provides the best hope for humanity. NASA cannot communicate directly with the astronauts, but has been able to track their beacons for nearly a decade - of which only three remain active. Upon arrival at their planet, each of the astronauts was to set up a beacon - indicating that their planet was a candidate for human colonization. Brand, NASA has already sent thirteen humans through the wormhole - each one on a mission to determine whether nearby planets (on the other side of the wormhole) can sustain human life. By the time that Cooper reunites with Prof. For that reason, the wormhole essentially functions as a bridge connecting two points in space by taking advantage of imperceptible fourth dimensional space. This is above what most types of steel would withstand.As explained by Romilly (David Gyasi) in his impromptu paper hole example, humanity's understanding of distance is based in three-dimensions - whereas theoretical physics suggests that space is a place of multi-dimensional interplay. I did some back of the envelope calculations to estimate the shear stress it would have to withstand. The first time I watched the scene, I couldn't stop thinking the docking mechanism would have to be massively strong to resist the shear stress caused by the torque applied to Endurance. The protagonist slows its angular velocity down by docking his smaller craft (Ranger) to Endurance and using Ranger's retro thrusters for about 30 seconds until their (Ranger+Endurance) angular velocity is reduced to zero.
#INTERSTELLAR ENDURANCE SHIP INTERIOR MOVIE#
The movie Interstellar has a scene where a huge spaceship (64 meter diameter ring) called Endurance is spinning out of control after an explosion.
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