The synopsis is not good enough, let me rewrite it.
At the beginning, in the form of a documentary, it talked about a dull day for the space agency.
Because some of the instruments on the space station or the satellite had some minor problems, an astronaut was sent to remove the obstacles. As a result, the astronaut disappeared in an unknown situation similar to a solar storm.
Subsequently, a wormhole similar to a black cloud appeared on the earth, which was regarded as the number one threat by human society. The Ministry of National Defense and the Space Agency cooperated to create Robot-Human 2.0.
The spacecraft was sent to go deep into the wormhole. I thought I saw the return of the spacecraft after only five days of the indefinite return journey. After research, it was discovered that several years had passed since the time on board the spacecraft.
It was at a time when humans were at a loss that they discovered that the black cloud, regarded as the number one threat, helped the earth withstand damage. After protecting the earth, the black cloud disappeared.
Later, people discovered that there was an extra Earth 2.0.
In my opinion, this film is anti-scientific, it talks about agnostic fatalism, and the research does not understand everything. No matter how humans are tossing, a brand new earth and a brand new archive will appear when they die. Well, God has made his own arrangements.
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