It appears that Interstellar inadvertently vindicated

One of the things that impressed me about the film "Interstellar" was the
fact that most of the planets the crew of the Endurance visited were not
really suitable for human habitation except the on which the character
Amelia Brand crashed on towards the end of the film. I had the distinct
impression that humanity eventually found refuge in O'Neill Space Colonies
such as "Cooper Station" The great thing about O'Neill Space Colonies is
they can be tailor made to the needs of humans.

It appears that "Interstellar" inadvertently vindicated Gerald K. O'Neill's
space settlement vision.

One of the things that impressed me about the film "Interstellar" was the fact that most of the planets the crew of the Endurance visited were not really suitable for human habitation except the on which the character Amelia Brand crashed on towards the end of the film. I had the distinct impression that humanity eventually found refuge in O'Neill Space Colonies such as "Cooper Station" The great thing about O'Neill Space Colonies is they can be tailor made to the needs of humans.

It appears that "Interstellar" inadvertently vindicated Gerald K. O'Neill's space settlement vision.