One Thousand Six Hundred and Forty-Five Down to Earth

"Phew. Vomit."

There is no special sound, it is the simplest and most trivial breathing sound, but it shows the expression of emotion and state vividly in plainness, and before I know it, I think again of Renly's despair and pain just now, which makes the onlookers look up. His mouth was full of bitterness, but he didn't know how to comfort him.

The sound engineer couldn't help holding his breath, and then Christopher noticed such a subtle change. At this moment, they realized that it wasn't that Renly didn't perform, but that they were too careless, and the anxiety that was deep in despair and could not be shaken was conveyed bit by bit through the sound of breathing.

Christopher immediately raised his hand, and Bill-Irwin, who voiced TARS, got the signal and started his performance.

"Cooper, Cooper. Please call back. Cooper."

Cooper's breathing suddenly stopped, as if his throat was being strangled. After a pause, the sound of breathing appeared again, and hesitantly and hesitantly called out, "Tas?"

"Received." Tas said.

Cooper slowly let go of his hands, floated up in the five-dimensional space, and looked up and down the entire hypercube space. Looking for signs of Tas, and looking for the laws of space.

"You survived?" Cooper asked cautiously.

Tass's voice came out of the headphones, "I'm in some corner of their fifth dimension. They saved us."

Cooper frowned slightly, showing a puzzled look, "Ah? Who are the 'they' you're talking about?" His voice was full of deep tiredness, and even more confusion in the process of floating , "Why did they save us?"

"I don't know," Tass replied, "but they created this virtual real three-dimensional space in their five-dimensional space, and the purpose is to let you understand why."

Cooper's eyebrows became more tangled, and he said irritably, "That didn't work."

"No, it works." Tass's voice was very firm. "You have seen that here, time is only a physical dimension; you also already know that you can exert force across time and space."

"Gravitational waves." Cooper responded immediately, but instead of continuing, he recalled everything that had just happened:

As he taught Murphy before, the so-called science is the need to use evidence to prove the unknown.

He needs to strip all the negative emotions just now and return to the truth. It's not an easy task, but he believes he can do it. More importantly, he must do it!

Gradually, the focus of Cooper's eyes gathered again, from helplessness and panic to focus and seriousness, and then he saw the truth through the fog, "Transmitting news through gravitational waves?"

"That's right!" Tas answered in the affirmative.

Cooper's eyes became more condensed, and all the details of the whole process just now recalled in his mind: Morse code, affecting the past across time and space, and transmitting information to Murphy... So, this means - "gravitational waves can Across dimensions, including time!"

"Yes!" Tass gave a positive answer again.

what does that mean?

what does that mean!

Cooper's eyes brightened little by little!

"Gravitational waves can cross dimensions! Including time!" He could not help repeating it again carefully, as if he was chewing the stormy waves behind this sentence. What does this mean? What can this change? This is definitely not just a scientific discovery, it may even be the key to his home.

Gradually, the thoughts in my mind became clearer and the eyes became brighter, the sadness and pain quietly dissipated, the fragility and confusion slowly dissipated, and determination and firmness burst out from the depths of my pupils. The torch of hope was rekindled in the depths, no longer regretted because of the past, but chose the present, and used my own hands to change the reality and change the future.

It was just a change in the eyes, and the whole mentality was reversed, and the temperament that burst out from the whole body was also completely different. The focus and devotion in the five-dimensional space restores reason and objectivity. The only thing that remains unchanged is the belief hidden between the eyebrows——

Faith to go home.

...

The whole set can really feel the delicate and profound transformation. It is clear that Renly is still hanging in the air, completely losing control of his body, but in the faint, it is obvious that Renly's temperament has been turned upside down. The change, it can even be said to be reborn, the whole person is different.

To be more precise, Cooper was still the same Cooper. He picked up his emotions again and became the Cooper who went to space exploration without hesitation, but the belief in returning home was burning like a fire. The whole world was lit up; and Renly was still the same Renly—the Renly who was still able to be reborn after countless vicissitudes and ups and downs, and his unshakable faith was shining brightly.

This delicate but real transformation, in one look, vividly shows the turmoil and vicissitudes in the heart, conveying a down-to-earth firmness and determination, which is subtle and profound.

Unconsciously, the atmosphere of Studio No. 18 has quietly changed.

...

All the chaos and agitation around Cooper settled down and calmly thought for a moment, "Tas, have you collected the data on quantum theory?"

"Received. I collected it." Tas replied. Cooper waited patiently. Tass continued, "I'm trying to send on every frequency, but none of it, Cooper."

Cooper is still not in a hurry, his eyes are quietly watching the hypercube space in front of him, the linear time is still condensed on one point by one point, connected like a pearl necklace, there is no special expression on his cheek, but he can clearly feel it. His eyes are slowly brightening.

"I can do it."

Cooper said this, a stern affirmation flashed in his eyes, and repeated, "I can do it!" The simple three phrases made up a short sentence, but his belief was revealed.

Tas immediately understood, "Transmitting such complex data to a child?"

Cooper decided to send all the data to Murphy via Morse code.

"She's not a random child." Cooper didn't waver.

"Even if you send the data to her now, she will have to wait for years to understand." Tas expressed his concern.

Cooper shook his head gently, "I understand, Tas. But we have to figure out a solution, otherwise all humans left on Earth will die. Think! We need to think!" Cooper's tone was a little anxious, but Soon he calmed down again, and his mind worked quickly.

Tass still said calmly, "Cooper, they brought us here, not to change the past." Tass could still sense Cooper's obsession with returning to Murphy.

Cooper, however, caught a different inspiration, with a little eagerness in his calm, "Say it again?"

"They didn't bring us here to change the past," Tass repeated word by word.

Cooper remained still, suspended quietly in mid-air. In the interweaving of countless lights in the entire space, the sparkling waves were faintly flickering, but Cooper seemed to be completely still, and the passage of time could not be felt, only The expression in the bottom of his eyes is flowing, and it is obvious that the calculation of the brain is running fast. The calmer the appearance, the more active the thoughts.

"They didn't bring us here at all." Cooper keenly captured the crux of the matter, and said softly to himself, after saying it, Cooper was a little surprised, and he didn't seem to believe the conclusion he came to. But he still calmed down, chewed on the sentence carefully, and then the whole thought became coherent, "We brought ourselves here."

A flash of light!

Cooper connected all the clues, but he still needed more evidence to further confirm his conjecture, "Tass, send me the NASA position coordinates in binary form."

"Binary, received. Data transmission." Tass replied.

At the same time, Cooper raised his head and looked around, and then according to his memory, he drifted towards the coordinates of another point in time, and then he could see the image of the light hanging in Murphy's room in his memory. , each line of light is like a dangling straight line. When he walks through it with his hands and starts to fiddle, just like playing a harp, the flashing of those lights can simulate Morse code.

The girl Murphy noticed the abnormality. She could vaguely guess what secrets were hidden in it, but she couldn't say exactly why; then Cooper, who was once, rushed into the room, and he also noticed the light flashing. The secret in between, staring at the light in front of him and pondering for a long time.

This is a paranormal phenomenon that violates the principles of optics.

Before Murphy told his father that there was a ghost in the room, Cooper didn't take it seriously, but after all, he patiently advised his daughter to gather more information to prove her conjecture; now, the lights in the room are falling like a waterfall. It even flickered faintly according to a certain law, which also violated scientific principles, and Cooper saw it with his own eyes——

According to Cooper's own thinking, this also means that this is a scientific phenomenon, and he needs to interpret the principle.

Cooper, who was in the fifth-dimensional space, finally confirmed his conjecture, "Don't you understand yet, Tass? I led myself here. We are here to communicate with the three-dimensional world, we are two worlds bridge between!"

Looking at himself and Murphy in the past images, Cooper became more and more certain, "I thought they chose me, but they chose not me, but her."

Murphy.

They chose his daughter Murphy! That's why he joined the space expedition!

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