What Happens to Humanity After Interstellar?

[@gangstalker5461]

Ive always thought it wouldve been cool if Brand landed on edmunds planet and found people were already there setting up a colony and preparing for the space stations

[@Sarom335]

that's an interesting take but how would humans already be there? Edmund had no embryos with him to populate the habitable planet.

[@gangstalker5461]

@ it would be the “current” humans after the 51 years lost from the black hole. If they are planning to send these space stations through the wormhole, it would make sense to have some people go through in the meantime and start setting up

[@Young_Dab]

​@@gangstalker5461 I don't quite understand. Who are the current humans? Dr. Edmund lands on the planet and sends back a positive signal indicating its habitability. However, the only people capable of reaching him are only the main characters. At the end of the movie, the character Brand arrives on Edmunds' planet to establish the first human colony. No one on Earth/Cooper station is aware that Edmunds planet is habitable until Cooper leaves the tesseract and sees Murph when she's an old woman. Plus there was a lack of resources and funding due to the blight. Cooper and Dr. Brand mission was most likely the last ship to enter the wormhole.

[@gangstalker5461]

@ why would they not send a mission back through the wormhole? I mean the fact that the entire human race lives in space would make NASA funding a bit more acceptable i think. The space stations are at Saturn already, which means they definitely planned on going through the wormhole even before Cooper showed up. So they wouldve had to send a probing mission at the very least

[@carlosnzer]

No sequel needed! you sir have nailed it. Best explanation video ive ever seen

[@Sarom335]

thanks for the support!

[@Khether0001]

Loved the analisys, it does make a lot of sense!! =)

[@Sarom335]

im happy you enjoyed it :)

[@ronsta]

Wow. What a fantastic video and execution of it.

[@baahcusegamer4530]

Good video. One minor point: there is ALWAYS time dilation. The only questions are relative to what and if it enough to humanly notice. ;)

[@Sarom335]

Great point!

[@gluecksdrache2054]

Are you sure that time is linear? 😊 Arrival 2016 is of a different opinion.

[@Vahnskeyblade]

My problem is that humanity can actual spend forever on the space stations. It's the most secure way of making sure their environment is as Earthlike as possible.

[@Sarom335]

wouldn't resources run out? also how would it be earthlike?

[@Wetcamerainc]

@@Sarom335pretty much

[@geter8924]

@@Sarom335 well i think they have a water cycle, and they grow food, technology has progressed 51 years Edit: also cooper stations main purpose was agariculture to export crops to other stations

[@BigDave58]

@@Sarom335 If cooper station is actively growing crops, trees and have sunlight. There is no reason to leave if they wanted to stay. Theres an unlimited amount of oxygen

[@c.ladimore1237]

that is a very closed environment. imagine if a war broke out. on a single space station that would be the end. humans are volatile. only way to make sure of survival is to spread out as much as possible.

[@Matt_White_VO]

Time Dilation doesn't affect the observer, it would appear that the whole universe experiences a faster motion of time while your perspective would remain the same. Edmund would not have "lost" any time, if he experienced the effects of time dilation everything else (to his relative perspective) would age while he remained the same age. The same way Cooper stayed young while Murphy aged, since he was in close proximity to the black hole and not Murphy.

[@TheTransitmtl]

He didn't experience time dilation, she did

[@TheTransitmtl]

That is exactly what the guy said. Cooper and Bran experience time dilation.

[@neptuneincygnus1257]

Still find it bizarre that most authors think humans will remain biologically human and live on the surface of worlds once we start to spread out across the galaxy.

[@Paradox-k5d]

That was excellent commentary. Thank you for your explanation of Edmonds Planet. I took issue with the ending (time dilation and relativity). Dr. Brand tells Cooper that time is relative and can stretch and squeeze, but it can't run backwards. He also says that gravity is the only thing that can move across dimensions, like time. For example, Cooper and his crew spend about 3 hours and 17 minutes on Miller's planet, but 23 years, 4 months, and 8 days pass for Romily. Cooper is left in space for approximately 51 years due to the extreme time dilation near the black hole Gargantua, meaning that while he experiences only a short time, decades pass on Earth. Now, how many years would it take Cooper to find out the brand on Edmonds Planet? 80 years or more? Now if Doctor Brand goes into some sort of cryo sleep. All Cooper has to do is awaken her when he gets there. Murphy on a bedside did comment I believe. Doctor Brand was settling in for the long nap, which probably means a cryo sleep.

[@AdnanKhan-xq4kh]

Nolan should published Interstellar 2 as a novel, give insights what happened later on

[@Sarom335]

I would love that to happen

[@kiro4279]

They're not stuck in a time loop it's just that to ensure that the present continues they have to setup the past to follow suit

[@yogafrogz]

Please Christopher Nolan, watch this video and make into the sequel!

[@aidanscouter7069]

A sequel will ruin everything

[@Plab1402]

No sequels, movie already had a amazing ending

[@aidanscouter7069]

@Plab1402 agree, like Brand found the real habitable planet as the second home of mankind and Cooper was able to see his daughter again and then his daughter wanted him to go back to brand to keep her company.

[@no3ironman11100]

It'd be what the other comments here describe then hundred years timeskip of humanity learning to bend space itself and becoming unbound by space, time, or energy constraints. Basically immortal and all powerfull, having overcome all odds.

[@Cheez_Doodlezz]

No worries man i really think he wont, Chris Nolan is not the type of guy to ruin a movie with a sequel

[@NYCNAP]

Thanks for the video. Obviously everything worked out well for humanity to evolve into The 5th Dimension

[@WocketInMyPocket_]

Ahhhh the perfect video to wake & bake too at 6 am on Christmas eve 🥺😂

[@Sarom335]

lol that's hilarious. thanks!

[@Aquahutch702]

Props to Nola for casting a old-aged actress to play geriatric Murph instead of trying old age makeup on Jessica Chastain, which often fails. (Prometheus)

[@AdeTri-pu7qi]

in this movie the unknown baren planet is more habitable than earth, absolutely excellent and flawless plot

[@Sarom335]

😂 flawless indeed

[@EpisodeAnon27]

Well explained! Earned a subscriber ❤

[@Sarom335]

thank you!

[@yes-x5t]

very nice video

[@Emanon...]

The cylinder is a dying dream of MM's character. What would they otherwise grow in the cylinder spacestation, if all the plants were dying out on earth? And they dont have enough food on Edmunds planet, especially if she's supposed to raise enough children for a healthy, genetically variable population. The entire ending is all fantasy.

[@Sarom335]

the entire film is all fantasy lol but i try to make some sense of it. There is oxygen on the planet so some lifeform is providing it, meaning the soil may be fertile for seeds to grow food from. just a theory as we don't know the entire planet

[@michaelblazin4093]

Instead of creating space stations, why not use the ginormous energy created from understanding gravity to create stations on earth? Humans could reclaim areas of earth creating the same secure environment, eventually exterminating the fungus

[@JeffersonLane762]

Wouldn’t it be easier to just engineer whatever-disease-they-had resistant crops?

[@AdeTri-pu7qi]

@@JeffersonLane762 then no one get the movie

[@christianhonegger9345]

Great video!!!

[@Sarom335]

thanks for the support!

[@darksideofthemoon19]

I believe it was Tardis that saved humanity. He was stranded alone for eons in the Black hole missing his friend Cooper till one day evolved and managed to be some kind sentient being that longed for his friend. Tardis somehow ending up in a different dimension and made a tesseract for his friend to be able and communicate.

[@Sarom335]

lol that is an interesting theory. Tars might have been the hero

[@ardan5]

Great theory. Subbed

[@Sarom335]

appreciate the sub!

[@DrDoohickey]

Coop and Brand likely did not experience the same time dilation. While they spent a similar period orbiting Gargantua, Coop crossed the event horizon. According to some, he would have descended toward the singularity for infinity while appearing to die almost immediately to the outside observer (see Brian Greene, Janna Levin). Of course, by a flight of fancy, Coop does not die, but is instead transported to the tesseract. Even so, his journey would have involved significant additional time dilation. Hence, Brand should have arrived at Edmunds' planet long before Cooper arrived at the orbital station. While I love the speculative and fantastic elements of this film, including its ending, this one aspect that made it difficult to suspend my disbelief (and perhaps one of the reasons why Nolan did not unify Coop and Brand onscreen).

[@Sarom335]

Thanks for the comment DrDoohickey. you are correct that Coop should have lost way more time than Brand, but for the purpose of Coop reuniting with his daughter Nolan made it so that he lost about the same time but I think your lack of suspension of disbelief for this scene is definitely fair!

[@DrDoohickey]

@@Sarom335 I completely agree. The affecting humanity of the film, together with the scientific grounding and more fantastic elements, is what makes this such a wonderful film. I'd argue that the best sci-fi must have all those elements.

[@justinwall5249]

I just wonder how humans were able to survive in the first place to eventually develop technology to influence the past. I guess plan B worked the first go-around, they evolved, and they built the tesseract to then go for plan A and save the rest of humanity. What a great story. It’s a gamble though. Changing the past creates a different present and future. But if you’re motivated by love, you’ll go for it.

[@Sarom335]

yeah either plan B worked or humans on space stations crossed over the wormhole and landed on Edmund's before evolving. One interesting aspect of stories like this is how did it all begin? Time paradoxes like this one cannot be explained because going back in time to save your species as a fifth dimen species means that the same was done for you in the past. The beginning of the loop cannot be explained lol

[@dozerhernandez6183]

I thought there was contact after the wormhole. The video where Murph ask if brand new was pretty fresh. At least I think

[@kadmii]

an earlier scene establishes that they can receive messages through the wormhole but something was preventing transmissions back through

[@Sarom335]

As Kadmii said, the data could not be transmitted back through the worm hole to earth!

[@therealman5095]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@Sarom335]

100%

[@KareenHoward]

This movie is underrated. One of the best movie made❗️💯💯💯

[@Sarom335]

my favorite of all time

[@SuperChicken666]

Yes! I understood all that! No, I'm lying.😟

[@portmanjohn1]

great video

[@Sarom335]

Thanks!

[@Mr420pan]

How does gravity save everyone?

[@Sarom335]

since Murph solves the gravity equation thanks to Cooper, the human population is able to leave earth in large numbers

[@Queenmiayay]

its crazy how a hole in space. can make we bron agn..

[@Roger_Gustafsson]

This movie is just a big paradox. Doesn't make sense.

[@GreatGooglieWooglie]

That was awesome!

[@Sarom335]

Glad you liked it!

[@c.ladimore1237]

it has lots of oxygen so it has to have bacteria or plant life to produce it, therefore lots of water

[@Sarom335]

thanks for thanking this info

[@ExamineeNumber0052]

The Teserac and 5th dimentional beings made the story outrageous.

[@theyshouldhavenevergivenme5439]

What would Edmond eat on that planet?

[@aliensoup2420]

If the planet was life sustaining, why would she land in the most inhospitable place? She could see the entire planet from orbit, and locate water and forests.

[@Sarom335]

we don't know the entire planet but I assume there would be fertile soil to grow food from

[@Sarom335]

she needed to check why the beacon stopped transmitting and really see Edmunds is dead and see if she can salvage any data collected by Edmunds over the years from the robot unit then she can move around the planet with the ranger I assume

[@aliensoup2420]

@@Sarom335 Fuel isn't unlimited. Unless they had some magical, massless energy source, they couldn't travel far. The Ranger appears to be all cargo space and no fuel storage.

[@Sarom335]

@@aliensoup2420 true! fuel would be limited so she can't roam around anywhere she wants but would probably have some fuel to explore

[@sakib1840]

Humanity is dting on earth. End of discussion. .

[@rollingmancave4547]

She will have deccatuplets?

[@timmo971]

Have you considered the fact that sling shot manoeuvres around a black hole would never achieve a hyperbolic orbital? It’s just not science. The manoeuvres by the voyagers depended upon the speed of the planetary orbit. So doing a manoeuvre around a Star or gravitational centre of any kind won’t release the ship beyond its gravitational influence.

[@TheSushiandme]

dead

[@killerqueenkage]

so what happened to earth

[@ChocolateBear14]

Ded

[@aliensoup2420]

@@ChocolateBear14 Not likely. Earth has survived numerous extinctions, ice ages, and warm periods. It wouldn't just "die" in a matter of a few decades.

[@Sarom335]

The film doesn't specifically show anything on this but the crops on earth are being ruined by blight. After mankind leaves, Earth will be reclaimed by nature and I believe some lifeforms will survive and maybe after many years blight will subside and mankind can return :)

[@Cometcast12]

@@aliensoup2420 If we kill the Ozone layer then yes, Earth will die, very fast. More accurately it will become a dry and barren rock, just like Interstellar portrays. Earth is only successful because of its Ozone layer, no other planet has one and it is the reason our planet is habitable at all

[@aidanscouter7069]

@Sarom335 even nations were saved too?

[@michaelferri6790]

Christopher Nolan should’ve stuck to making Batman movies because this interstellar movie is so complicated to understand that destroys the whole premise a movie cannot be so complicated that you have to get a degree in office in physics to understand it

[@Sarom335]

even with it being complicated it was still very emotional for people like me. I guess you dont have to understand it fully in order to enjoy it.