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RE: Spoilers alert... ever more spoilage . ..

Posted by mkuller on November 9, 2014 at 19:36:17:
...the gravity formula correction Murph discovers led to what exactly?

I got all that about Caine faking it, but unless they were going to colonize a planet in the wormhole, I don't understand the relevance of the formula to what they ended up doing just outside Saturn.

I got the part about his hand that Hathaway saw on the ship.

"They" were the beings through the wormhole living in 5 dimensions instead of our 3, who left the wormhole for them to find. Coop passed the ship (in time) as "they" were taking him to the hospital room on the new space station.

Plan B was starting a colonization with the frozen embryos and astronauts on board.

If it wasn't Plan A that happened, how did Murph and her whole family end up there?