"This world's a treasure, Donald. But she's been telling us to leave for a while now. Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here."
INTERSTELLAR by Greg Keyes
Set in a futuristic world where food shortage is the primary global crisis, Cooper, a farmer and an ex-astronaut, gets the chance to travel to another galaxy and find a new planet.
To save humanity from extinction.
Amidst numerous betrayals and the universe f**king them up in every way possible, would our team of astronauts be able to find a planet in a galaxy far, far away?
"It caught Cooper, then, in his gut- they were on another world."
The official novelization of the movie, this is one roller coaster of a ride. Keyes does a phenomenal job of matching the pace of the book with the movie, while also explaining the several astrophysical phenomena.
The book brought back all those childhood memories of me going through space encyclopaedias, full of awe and wonder. Some feelings are better off unsaid, and this perhaps is one of those.
"My world," he said softly. "Yes. Our world, we hope. Our world is cold, stark, but undeniably beautiful..."
Keyes knows the art of writing in a manner which is elaborative and well-sketched, and yet keeps you hooked throughout.
After all, turning the complicated script that Interstellar had (all thanks to the ingenious Jonathan Nolan) into a very accessible, and yet a thrilling and mesmerizing book is no small feat.
Black holes, time non-linearity, wormholes, gravity, penta-dimensional reality: there's a bunch of things kept in store for ya here.
And if you think it's all "science-y", you couldn't be more wrong! At its core, the story is about love. Love between a father and his daughter.
Love which transcends time and dimensions.
Love which isn't bound by physical laws.
Love which makes sure you never give up.
"They weren't trying to squeeze the last remaining drops of life from the dirt.
No, instead of looking down, they were looking up.
They had turned back to the stars."
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Reviewed in India on 11 January 2021
"This world's a treasure, Donald. But she's been telling us to leave for a while now. Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here." INTERSTELLAR by Greg Keyes Set in a futuristic world where food shortage is the primary global crisis, Cooper, a farmer and an ex-astronaut, gets the chance to travel to another galaxy and find a new planet. To save humanity from extinction. Amidst numerous betrayals and the universe f**king them up in every way possible, would our team of astronauts be able to find a planet in a galaxy far, far away? "It caught Cooper, then, in his gut- they were on another world." The official novelization of the movie, this is one roller coaster of a ride. Keyes does a phenomenal job of matching the pace of the book with the movie, while also explaining the several astrophysical phenomena. The book brought back all those childhood memories of me going through space encyclopaedias, full of awe and wonder. Some feelings are better off unsaid, and this perhaps is one of those. "My world," he said softly. "Yes. Our world, we hope. Our world is cold, stark, but undeniably beautiful..." Keyes knows the art of writing in a manner which is elaborative and well-sketched, and yet keeps you hooked throughout. After all, turning the complicated script that Interstellar had (all thanks to the ingenious Jonathan Nolan) into a very accessible, and yet a thrilling and mesmerizing book is no small feat. Black holes, time non-linearity, wormholes, gravity, penta-dimensional reality: there's a bunch of things kept in store for ya here. And if you think it's all "science-y", you couldn't be more wrong! At its core, the story is about love. Love between a father and his daughter. Love which transcends time and dimensions. Love which isn't bound by physical laws. Love which makes sure you never give up. "They weren't trying to squeeze the last remaining drops of life from the dirt. No, instead of looking down, they were looking up. They had turned back to the stars."
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INTERSTELLAR by Greg Keyes
Set in a futuristic world where food shortage is the primary global crisis, Cooper, a farmer and an ex-astronaut, gets the chance to travel to another galaxy and find a new planet.
To save humanity from extinction.
Amidst numerous betrayals and the universe f**king them up in every way possible, would our team of astronauts be able to find a planet in a galaxy far, far away?
"It caught Cooper, then, in his gut- they were on another world."
The official novelization of the movie, this is one roller coaster of a ride. Keyes does a phenomenal job of matching the pace of the book with the movie, while also explaining the several astrophysical phenomena.
The book brought back all those childhood memories of me going through space encyclopaedias, full of awe and wonder. Some feelings are better off unsaid, and this perhaps is one of those.
"My world," he said softly. "Yes. Our world, we hope. Our world is cold, stark, but undeniably beautiful..."
Keyes knows the art of writing in a manner which is elaborative and well-sketched, and yet keeps you hooked throughout.
After all, turning the complicated script that Interstellar had (all thanks to the ingenious Jonathan Nolan) into a very accessible, and yet a thrilling and mesmerizing book is no small feat.
Black holes, time non-linearity, wormholes, gravity, penta-dimensional reality: there's a bunch of things kept in store for ya here.
And if you think it's all "science-y", you couldn't be more wrong! At its core, the story is about love. Love between a father and his daughter.
Love which transcends time and dimensions.
Love which isn't bound by physical laws.
Love which makes sure you never give up.
"They weren't trying to squeeze the last remaining drops of life from the dirt.
No, instead of looking down, they were looking up.
They had turned back to the stars."
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"This world's a treasure, Donald. But she's been telling us to leave for a while now. Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here." Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 January 2021
INTERSTELLAR by Greg Keyes
Set in a futuristic world where food shortage is the primary global crisis, Cooper, a farmer and an ex-astronaut, gets the chance to travel to another galaxy and find a new planet.
To save humanity from extinction.
Amidst numerous betrayals and the universe f**king them up in every way possible, would our team of astronauts be able to find a planet in a galaxy far, far away?
"It caught Cooper, then, in his gut- they were on another world."
The official novelization of the movie, this is one roller coaster of a ride. Keyes does a phenomenal job of matching the pace of the book with the movie, while also explaining the several astrophysical phenomena.
The book brought back all those childhood memories of me going through space encyclopaedias, full of awe and wonder. Some feelings are better off unsaid, and this perhaps is one of those.
"My world," he said softly. "Yes. Our world, we hope. Our world is cold, stark, but undeniably beautiful..."
Keyes knows the art of writing in a manner which is elaborative and well-sketched, and yet keeps you hooked throughout.
After all, turning the complicated script that Interstellar had (all thanks to the ingenious Jonathan Nolan) into a very accessible, and yet a thrilling and mesmerizing book is no small feat.
Black holes, time non-linearity, wormholes, gravity, penta-dimensional reality: there's a bunch of things kept in store for ya here.
And if you think it's all "science-y", you couldn't be more wrong! At its core, the story is about love. Love between a father and his daughter.
Love which transcends time and dimensions.
Love which isn't bound by physical laws.
Love which makes sure you never give up.
"They weren't trying to squeeze the last remaining drops of life from the dirt.
No, instead of looking down, they were looking up.
They had turned back to the stars."
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