interstellar - Why are TARS and CASE named as such? - Science …
The Interstellar wiki explains . TARS is a former marine robot with angular limbs and a sarcastic attitude. and that. CASE is one of three former marine surplus robots, alongside TARS and KIPP, CASE first appeared within an alcove onboard the Endurance mission. Is there a significance to the names of the robots, or why were they named as such?
What is the significance of the robot names in Interstellar?
2017年7月25日 · In Interstellar, robots are quite unconventional looking (which I have discussed already here), but they all have quite catchy names like TARS, KIPP, CASE and PLEX (in game). So what is the significance of these names? Nolan doesn't seem like a guy who will name the robots randomly and it seems there should be a meaning behind those names.
Why did Mann's base explode? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange
2014年11月13日 · (The robot at the end jokes about self-destructing, and as seen by the race to the main-ship - no weapons were ever taken, since it wasn't assumed there would be hostile life-forms - I would think they wouldn't have had explosives with them - it wasn't a mining/ prospecting mission, just analysing livability/ sustaining of life.)
Why the Robots were so unconventional? - Movies & TV Stack …
The robot can have as much of a human voice, it still remains a useful tool, nothing more. Even if the robot simulates emotions and behaviour (and goes out of his way to parodize 2001 with his humorous comments), those emotions are still freely configurable and primarily there for the humans' comfortability.
In Interstellar, did TARS or CASE ever lie?
2014年11月13日 · @RESPAWN We are told that the robots can lie. TARS is introduced as Cooper's interrogator and former military robot, and Cooper remarks that the model has a history of faulty programming. Dr. Mann says that he disassembled KIPP because he had begun malfunctioning. I think you were supposed to be suspicious. –
Book about an effort to destroy an interstellar robot that inspires ...
2022年3月26日 · It was written 20 or 30 years ago. The premise was that religion and religious thought was the result of an interstellar robot that passed by Earth every 1000 years or so. The characters in the book were humans who were on a warship that was going to go try to destroy that robot. As they got closer to it, they started experiencing religious ...
plot explanation - Was the "Dr Mann" they meet on the planet a ...
2015年1月9日 · Now bringing a human-robot hybrid into the mix would only dillute that message about humans and Dr. Mann in particular, I think. It would be a rather lame excuse for Mann's actions, justifying them with a mere "but he was not himself". No, he was very much himself, reduced to his pure self by this desolate place and this hopeless situation, and ...
plot explanation - Why is the “STAY” message sent in Interstellar ...
2015年1月1日 · In the movie Interstellar, why does Cooper send the “STAY” message? When Cooper winds up in the tesseract (event Z), there are two related events that are in his past that he knows about: the reception of the coordinates of the NASA base (event A) and the goodbye scene in which Murph tells him that the “ghost” told her “STAY” (event ...
interstellar - How are TARS and CASE powered? - Science Fiction ...
2018年3月14日 · Humans can last for weeks without food but can only do so many push-ups. It's not certain that the robots can maintain high powered motion for long. Theoretically a slower source could charge a secondary storage that can be depleted rapidly for emergencies. I claim they run on electrolytes. It's got what your robot craves. –
production - Why was the Chinese drone replaced with an Indian …
2016年11月25日 · In the beginning of Interstellar Cooper follows an Indian drone. There are claims all over the internet that the drone was supposed to be Chinese in the initial scripts, but was changed to an Indian