Interstellar!

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Across
  1. 3. A fundamental theory in physics developed by Albert Einstein, encompassing both Special and General Relativity, explaining how motion and gravity affect space and time
  2. 5. A plant disease, typically one caused by fungi such as mildews, rusts, and smuts
  3. 8. Anomaly An irregularity or disturbance in the gravitational field, often indicating the presence of a massive object or phenomenon
  4. 10. Horizon The boundary surrounding a black hole beyond which no light or other radiation can escape
  5. 14. The name of the spacecraft used by the main characters to travel through the wormhole and explore new planets
  6. 16. One of the robotic assistants accompanying the Endurance crew, characterized by a blocky, modular design and a distinct personality
  7. 17. Planet A water-covered planet near a black hole where time dilation causes significant differences in the passage of time
  8. 18. Mann A scientist and astronaut who leads one of the Lazarus missions and becomes a key character in the story's exploration of ethics and survival
  9. 19. A smaller spacecraft used by the crew of the Endurance for surface landings and exploration
Down
  1. 1. Another robotic assistant on the Endurance, similar to TARS but with its own unique personality and functions
  2. 2. A point in space-time where gravitational forces cause matter to have infinite density and zero volume, often found at the center of black holes
  3. 4. A hypothetical tunnel connecting two different points in space-time
  4. 6. B A contingency plan involving the use of frozen human embryos to ensure the survival of the human race if Plan A (finding a habitable planet) fails
  5. 7. Missions The series of exploratory missions sent through the wormhole to find habitable planets
  6. 9. Dilation A difference in the elapsed time measured by two observers, due to a relative velocity between them or the presence of a gravitational field
  7. 11. In the film, a four-dimensional space that allows time to be viewed as a physical dimension, helping to illustrate the concept of higher dimensions
  8. 12. Sleep The practice of freezing and preserving humans or other organisms to slow down biological processes, theoretically allowing for long-duration space travel
  9. 13. In theoretical physics, refers to higher-dimensional space beyond the familiar three dimensions
  10. 15. Station A space habitat named after the protagonist, where humanity seeks refuge and survival
  11. 17. Law A play on Murphy's Law ("anything that can go wrong, will go wrong"), referring to Murph, a key character whose insights are pivotal to the plot