Mars (2016)

In 2037, a devastating tragedy in the colony forces everyone on Mars and Earth to question the mission; in present-day, commercial space company SpaceX again attempts to pioneer the rocket technology that would help mankind reach the red planet.

And always with that look on his face,

felt turned into anger, rage.

There is a bulletin from ABC news.

as the political will petered out and was gone.

Of course it means something to me.

because ever since he's a little kid,

This closes a golden chapter

So Nixon chooses the Space Shuttle

Possible the metal catalyzed

the support of the Russian people is fading.

neither did Paul.

I tried to go back to that feeling,

Hana, I told them to bring you home.

Yeah.

And I think a lot people felt a certain amount of betrayal.

space and go to new worlds.

what really is important to you about this mission;

3, 2, 1.

so I barely got to see him.

So how did he figure it out?

extra-vehicular activity is now prohibited.

On these elevated bedrock outcrops just to the west.

People being able to see with their minds

the spacecraft, and then they'd walk down the gangway,

VC verify F9 is in startup.

is the reusability of rockets.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0.

Shortly after main engine cut off,

ever in human history.

There's everything out there!

In 2037, the psychological pressures of life on Mars reveal themselves while the crew is trapped inside the habitat; in present-day, scientists study the effects of extreme isolation in various long-term analog missions.

The days seem like they go on forever,

Dr. Leslie Richardson may be overseeing Olympus town's

I know.

and in fact the dust can get charged

dust would cover them almost instantly,

You told us that we were sending the best minds on earth,

and I'm here in the meantime whenever you need me, okay?

The hybrids, how are they coming along?

I couldn't save them.

is not going to be easy for people.

to a Mars mission, so that means we put

than a Mars mission, and that's ok.

I, I know that I haven't been around a lot.

And no one anticipated a storm of this magnitude?

Did you know sometimes I feel as if people are not

between Olympus and the reserve power station.

All right, good luck.

China is talking about pulling out.

Interference detected in all navigational systems.

You'll have plenty to do when we find that junction box

couldn't even remember what the ocean sounded like.

You are so strong.

This is going to be a treat just for you.

I'm not worried about you.

We don't think it's a trivial thing to send

get to South Georgia island, 800 miles in heavy seas.

when it experiences them, but in a quite different way.

I can't hear you.

Okay, Robert.

Robert, Robert, do you copy?

and they occur in other analogs.

activity levels and were psychologically healthy.

Solar power back online.

A new crew arrives on Mars four years after the Daedalus landed to help execute plans for expansion and search for life; McMurdo Station in Antarctica serves as a modern example of how humans will settle Mars.

the supplies and personnel we needed to begin expanding

HANA SEUNG: My sister Joon's work at MMC was recognized by

MARTA KAMEN: Search for evidence of martian life.

over the last four years, we at MMC feel that we're

our power efficiency from nuclear fission will double.

entering Mars atmosphere as we speak,

MARTA KAMEN: Listen, good luck with the welcoming committee,

expansion, focused on his own hybrid plant technology that

Both of you, we all have.

the reality of Mars would've never had a chance.

ROGER LAUNIUS: Let's take some stages in terms of how we

and murderous winds howl at 200 miles an hour across a

I think it's a good model for how policy and engineering and

DAVID DINGES: What happens in the Antarctic is what will

Medical examinations reveal only expected

offline to complete this?

and I know you've been through a lot up here.

hundred years has been the understanding that the

widespread acceptance that there's probably life on Mars.

something there, anything there.

but there's a lot of red sand to sift.

LESLIE RICHARDSON: We can make that happen.

MARTA KAMEN: The spores were hitching a ride after an

LESLIE RICHARDSON: If the right conditions were waiting

Well?

what kind of permanent presence we're talking about.

CHARLES BOLDEN: On the International Space Station

Um, what wasn't ideal was the, uh, was the trip.

so please take notes of some concerns.

First crops raised in ancient Mesopotamia and now look...

Base Commander Seung put Javier Delgado and his

but you gotta have them to know, you know what I mean?

OLIVER LEE: Javier!

exploration as Antarctica is to human science and the

It's that combination of cold, dry,

surface of Mars?

JENNIFER TROSPER: As I think about the understanding of our

suffered terrible hardships, and great loss of life.

kind of extreme swings.

take back to Texas to answer is that soil habitable,

the first people to colonize.

expedited expansion orders as directed when

In 2033, the Daedalus crew struggles to find shelter that can provide protection from radiation; in present day documentary, European Space Agency and Roscosmos partner to launch an orbiter that will help future Mars missions prepare for settlement.

They say twins have one mind.

The sun makes this pattern on the ground,

lava tubes for ice and the geology we need to

Robert.

Lavender.

Even in those rare moments of quiet,

water, shelter and a particular protection

Mars and what the features are that we can use

some of the basics.

the resource is, where we would send humans.

The first element is the trace gas orbiter,

across the surface, dust devils running around the place,

this workshop habitable until we can find the place

If I push these modifications any

There's a pilot in charge of a

Ophelia was doing just fine in the satellite business

You know what they don't know about?

we sent them there to do.

There are just too many of us.

What is she doing?

That's not a great track record.

Mars is hard to do.

but we're still waiting to hear about structural damage.

about the moon.

100 hours of breathable air.

IMSF sent me here to determine whether or not

clogged with breakdown debris and too far from the nearest

and the ice is there, we can justify deployment.

Hey Marta, I hope you're not scared

Can't see, I can't see anything.

Marta, what do you see?

the world's biggest ever mission to the red planet.

Maybe it's a false impression that Mars

Building the instruments is hard and maybe if you haven't

We have to wait a little bit while things

a peaceful way and give our species a goal.

25 meters, 20 meters remaining.

D d

There's no ice here, there's nothing here.

Bear with me.

The Daedalus crew battles across the harsh Martian terrain to reach their base camp; in the present-day documentary, NASA astronaut undergoes a yearlong mission on the International Space Station to understand hardships of space exploration.

In 2033, the first human mission to Mars enters the red planet's atmosphere but the crew of the Daedalus faces a life-threatening emergency when the ship's landing system goes offline.

To bring humanity into a new era.

Amelie durand: Not even in a dream.

Some of us if not all of us will almost certainly

The right to hold it against you.

Jennifer trosper: If there was water on mars,

Now nasa has given launchpad 39a to spacex to use.

They have a contract from nasa to deliver very essential

Elon musk: In order for me to be excited and inspired

Amelie durand: Becoming an interplanetary species is,

And an optical feed from the daedalus itself,

At the base camp, we are docked and we're ready to begin

Ben Sawyer: You ready for this?

Ben Sawyer: Know that we went into the darkness

Ben Sawyer: No, this is mine.

Ah, wow.

Roger that.

Mars has an atmosphere,

Go to mars and actually physically land

Joon seung: Communications are in and out.

Ben Sawyer: Listen!

He's not getting enough blood to his head.

Fore and aft jets firing.

Much of a concept of what home meant.

I have a feeling I would trade my last thermos-stabilized

I'll go save the ship.

Javier, hurry!

And we may have to do it in stages.

And don't damage the ship.

Ben Sawyer: Ugh.

Sam: 75.3 kilometers.

Fuel won't make a difference anyway.

Marta kamen: Engines are still offline.

Access to candidate lava tubes.

Control to daedalus.

Ben Sawyer: Great, I'll see you down there.

There was only awe that we had arrived.

Mission control: T-minus 1 minute.

The talent of these people is evaluating the risk

Hana seung: I ran the numbers, the odds are we won't make it.