Mars (2016)

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.

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Dr. Leslie Richardson may be overseeing Olympus town's

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I know.

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and in fact the dust can get charged

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dust would cover them almost instantly,

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

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

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The hybrids, how are they coming along?

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I couldn't save them.

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is not going to be easy for people.

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to a Mars mission, so that means we put

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than a Mars mission, and that's ok.

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

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And no one anticipated a storm of this magnitude?

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Did you know sometimes I feel as if people are not

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between Olympus and the reserve power station.

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All right, good luck.

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China is talking about pulling out.

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Interference detected in all navigational systems.

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

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couldn't even remember what the ocean sounded like.

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You are so strong.

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This is going to be a treat just for you.

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I'm not worried about you.

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

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

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

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I can't hear you.

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Okay, Robert.

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Robert, Robert, do you copy?

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and they occur in other analogs.

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activity levels and were psychologically healthy.

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Solar power back online.

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