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Mars is just a small spot in the sky.
Forty million miles away.
No one lives there.
No one has ever died there,
but I will bring it to life.
= SHARE STAR =
Captain.
Good luck, sir.
Skinny. Hey, are you healthy?
- Of course, you alone? - You bet your ass, right.
Start activating a.P.U.
Six billion people on earth
cheering for me, but most of them wonder why I did this.
Calculates the launch sequence. OSM asks permission to close.
OSM is closed.
Why did I leave life to die on a barren planet?
- Finish cooling one heater - Exit. from SSC
Because I know the planet won't continue to be barren.
- Turn on GLS. - GLS is turned on.
Last confirmation. Houston Flight?
Houston flights are ready.
- Fido? - Fido is ready.
- Gpo? - Gpo is ready.
- Stm? - Stm is ready.
- Spe? - ready.
- Cdr? - Commander is ready.
We are ready for launch.
T-minus ten, nine, eight...
This is a one-time mission, but I'm not there to die.
I go to Mars to live.
Here is captain William d. Stanaforth had climbed on the good Zephyr ship.
We go to Mars.
Understood, captain.
- The gravitational player is turned on. - Understood.
Request permission to take off my shoes to rest on the trip.
Good, captain, it's permitted.
Lights, turned on.
Welcome to space, captain.
Do you hear that?
Lots of people in the parking lot here in Houston.
We are all worried.
Someone said, we want to start
diagnoses in some life support systems that we cannot monitor.
did you hear that, stanaforth?
Yes.
Starting the important first, let's do an air circulation test
and water reactors.
Yes, give me one minute, Skinny.
Hello, little creatures.
How life on earth begins is a mystery,
but maintaining that is a technical problem.
One meter of steel and insulation separate me from nothing.
I can feel the pull of the ship's rotation.
My legs are heavy, my head is light.
This big machine, very small in empty space,
strong but fragile.
This is terrible, but I like it.
Hello, captain? It's time for your first weekly student interface.
Are you ready for an uplink?
It's a bit busy here.
Stanaforth, rest. PR is also important.
Plus a little of your interaction will make you better.
Good morning Captain Stanaforth, I'm Mrs. Wilson,
and I will monitor the student's question and answer
for young Americans in science programs.
The first question comes from Samantha hopps.
Hi, my question is, if you can go to Mars,
how will you be able to withstand the fierce climate?
When I arrived on Mars, we had already sent many items, fuel, food.
But one of the big challenges is water. They can't send it enough.
That's why I have worked in this reactor.
Wow, you made it? What is the function?
This is very similar to a fuel cell on a ship.
Like an electric car, this product is the power,
and the by-product is drinking water.
Like a mine run by dirt.
Dirt?
I found a process to extract hydrogen and oxygen from the soil,
and combine it to make h20.
Anyone doesn't think it will work,
then I went to the Atacama Desert
alone, without water, and only one way to survive.
Making this reactor work.
The first day, I'm making small adjustments. my throat is dry.
The second day, I was still working, but without water, I began to feel dizzy.
I can just call via radio for help,
but I think I can fix it.
On the third day, I did a full reset.
And at that time, I knew that this could work on Mars.
With this step, I leave the earth and move to a new barren planet.
Hmm.
With this step, I leave the earth
move to a new planet.
I leave the earth forever, but I will not be alone.
I leave the earth but I will bring the others with me
Bringing you with me.
Humans have transcended.
Humans have reached new heights... come on.
I go to another planet looking for a new beginning, a new beginning,
new beginning.
Bring me to be your leader.
Houston to Zephyr. It's 8:00. Time to work.
How is the weather at the Mars base camp now?
The maximum temperature is around minus 10 degrees with some moving ice clouds,
and then the temperature will fall to around minus 80 at night.
- Ice clouds? - Yes.
And in Houston?
Hot and humid. Friends weather storm.
My family, we will fly on days like this.
Yes good, that's crazy.
Most people on earth think that what you're doing is crazy enough.
That's a risk.
Are you not worried if something might be wrong?
Of course I'm worried, but I only focus on things I can control.
Like the weather?
Someday.
Yes!
Stanaforth!
Are you okay?
I've tested this. It works.
They will give us a mission.
Wow! I don't know we will be ready for that mission, Stanaforth.
I know.
Over the next five years we can get 1,000 people there.
The planet is calling us.
Civil interviews calculated by ship, edited.
I applied for the second Mars mission because
I want to do something big for humanity.
Earth has so many problems.
Inequality, war, natural disaster, man-made disaster.
I just don't think that this is a good place to live again.
There is so much I like about the earth that we don't have on Mars.
Oceans and forests, animals, insects, rain.
This becomes really difficult to occupy,
but I will give everyone to experience something truly unique.
I know there will only be a few of us but,
will be the most amazing person
on earth, or on Mars.
The most amazing person in the universe.
Captain Stafaforth is like a superhero.
I don't want to be alone, but I think that alone,
being one of only a dozen or hundred people on the whole planet,
like some kind of excitement, which can be really beautiful.
Supply depots come.
last stop for food and fuel for the next 20 million miles.
Captain?
Earth contacts Stanaforth.
Stanaforth?
Yes.
Hey, I think we lost you.
I hope so.
Be careful now. We are approaching the space station.
Because of the initial launch delay, you won't have
a lot of time there to load inventory.
Come on, Skinny, they are the last people I will see again in a long time.
Hey.
Fruit from Zephyr.
Ah!
Mmm!
You know I have nothing and it's delicious.
You don't pick from your garden?
No, it's been dead in two weeks.
So far it's pretty good in mine,
but we will see.
Endurance, this is Houston. Ready payload number two.
Damn, can we greet each other here?
Oh yeah, sorry. Hi Greenstreet, how are you?
Sorry, you're still trapped there, buddy.
Due to the initial launch delay, the new departure time is in eight hours.
Maybe I should keep wearing my clothes.
Where is the captain?
Hey worsley,
Captain Stafaforth here. Can you come and say hello?
Hey worsley, how are you doing?
Hey, worsley.
What is happening?
You have plants.
Yes. For experiment.
Are you hungry?
We have mice.
We conducted a socialization experiment on mice,
to see how they will interact in locked air.
Have you ever seen a mouse in zero gravity?
They all die.
Oh
Geez, I'm sorry.
We think, maybe they will form different habits,
or become depressed or even kill each other,
but they don't.
They just died.
No, I mean it's not that, uh...
No, no, no I just played a song for my daughter who returned home.
I'm surprised the mission controller gives you time.
We have a lot of time.
Nothing but time.
It must be difficult to be away from your child for so long.
Cancel your mission.
- sorry? - You hear me.
Bring all these expensive machines and return to your place of origin.
Sorry, what are you talking about?
I'm just kidding you.
But seriously, I...
You know I came here all cowboys like you.
Looking for adventure and all that,
but I'll be back. I brought this experience back with me.
I... I don't understand you.
I don't want to go back. I have seen enough.
How could you have seen enough?
I mean look at this. I have tears
every time the sun rises.
Yes, that's beautiful.
You have experienced anything,
for three weeks?
You haven't forgotten. Once you forget...
I don't mean to forget, but if you're down there
everything will only be destroyed.
Ah, you're really weird, you think you know everything.
- You think... - Endurancen,
we have a live feed from Captain Maddox's launch for you.
Good Capcom, I want to see it.
Cdoct.
T-minus 10...
... Nine, eight...
- Configure the heater again. -... Seven...
... Six, five, four...
... three,
- Two, one. Start ignition. - Okay, odccdr
- You reach frequency. - And take off.
Understood.
Five thousand meters in mach 1.
Pressing 60%.
LVLH. Run it!
Starting a roll program.
Pitch is being programmed.
Roll finished.
Twenty thousand and mach 2.
Macasimal pressure.
Reduce encouragement.
This is captain Emily Maddox boarding the Boreas ship.
On the way to Mars.
It was heard from Captain Emily Maddox
who boarded the Boreas ship when he left the earth's atmosphere,
just three weeks before captain William Stanaforth left with Zephyr.
Both astronauts have spent the last five years
in training for this nine-month trip
to be the first and second human on Mars
and the citizens...
You don't know, Stanaforth.
Don't think you can go there.
Complete space station departures.
Hi, captain stanaforth.
How does it feel to look back on the earth
when you are the farthest from every human that ever existed?
It's amazing.
If you are at a level from a distance like this,
there is a strange intimacy.
When I watch the earth disappear,
I will remember tonight.
My wife Casey,
now a wife,
he is receiving a gift melville
from some literary societies.
This black tie, and he...
talking to other writers,
brilliant people and...
And they pour their heart's content. First...
very extraordinary.
Then I slipped out.
I don't even take my coat
I'm out on the road, I don't know where I am
and very cold,
but the streets are jammed
with people like me who are against the flow.
I just started walking.
But I don't feel cold at all.
And...
I turn a corner,
and only then go down at the end of the road,
above the river,
month appears.
And it's very big.
Illuminate the road.
It feels like...
I want
walk to it.
But I froze.
No one else seems to be seeing.
And at that time,
I feel...
Really alone.
I walk back for dinner,
and I stand outside and I can see everything...
People celebrate.
I see Casey, she shines.
And I know I have to be there with him.
But I stand outside and now I'm shivering.
And I just can't enter.
Like this, this...
Loneliness... this feeling...
really alone in me.
And if I bring it in...
um...
I should not bring it in.
small problem in the reactor,
but it's my job to fix it.
I'm happy to have a little challenge to break my routine.
This ship will slide 160,000 miles per hour,
but I can't say I'm moving.
The sun comes through the window once a week,
and everything keeps repeating.
At first, I feel normal.
Ships are getting dirty.
It is interesting to see how much matter can be produced by decaying plants and my own skin.
Greenstreet and worsley have lost hope.
I think that's because their experiment failed.
Their family is waiting for them.
A sense of disappointment and longing
can also be experienced on this trip.
"Impossible"
The struggle for survival has been proven...
The struggle in this journey
has brought us further...
And...
One step ahead...
For humanity...
One step ahead...
Calling Maddox.
I just dreamed I fell.
Ironically, isn't it?
That's not a dream.
You did fall.
Do you also dream like that?
It's late, stanaforth.
Yes, okay.
You're right, I'm sorry.
Hey uncle Bill, happy birthday.
Happy birthday.
OK,
Happy birthday, Bill. He said happy birthday.
Happy birthday.
I love you. Bye.
Mucho gusto. My name is Patty
Where did you come from, party?
I'm from méxico,
And you? Where do you come from?
I'm from Mexico? You?
I am from the earth,
I'm from Costa Rica.
Mars.
Mars...
I'm from Mars.
Call Maddox.
I think we're alone here.
Houston,
It seems that I have lost the signal.
Houston?
Skinny, do I have a signal?
What is this?
Houston, did you hear me? This is the stanaforth captain on the Zephyr ship.
It seems that I have lost the signal.
Houston, this is stanaforth captain on the Zephyr ship.
Do you hear mey? I seem to have lost signal.
Hello?
Hello, hello!
Damn! Anyone there?
Skinny, come on.
Can anyone hear me?
Stanaforth, what happened?
Skinny, where have you been?
Is everything okay? What happened?
I'm just... trying to call Maddox,
and then you, and...
No one answers.
Look, we need you to go to radio slowly for a moment
while we face the situation with Maddox.
Good. Wait! Wait.
What happened to Maddox? Sit down.
Skinny?
Call Maddox.
Calling Maddox.
Maddox, this is stanaforth. Did you hear?
What are you after?
It's great to hear you, captain.
I just almost lost you.
I of course.
What?
Maddox, when was the last time you performed maintenance on your gyroscope?
Oh no, no. You're always trying to pin this bullshit on me.
Why doesn't your software detect the problem?
I didn't try to pin anything to you.
We have carried out the diagnosis below
and we think your gyroscope damage is causing this problem.
Houston, I can fix the gyroscope.
Reverse the captain.
Houston will take care of this problem.
And all the time he certainly continues to turn further and further.
Let's face it, okay?
Skinny, I know this ship is top to bottom,
better than anyone.
Now listen to me, Maddox,
You have a problem,
Maybe I also have it.
Skinny, he's right. Try to do your software, and we will try this.
Enter the equipment room, 0-8-2.
Disable your gyroscope.
0-8-2, understood.
Is there condensation on the sensor?
I don't see anything.
Clean it all and restart.
You two, listen to me.
We can handle this from here.
Has it started?
Not yet, but I see my port has a gap in it.
My possession is fine.
That must be your problem.
So what's next?
Okay, this is what we will do.
Go to your sleep monitor.
Drag the E103 cable.
Understood.
Take the connector from the mid-deck junction box.
Understand.
You can't just pull the cable out of the wall
without asking permission from engineering.
Engineering will be happy there are real people here now.
I'm cleaning up their mess.
Stop everything!
Now screw on the four-pin.
Turn on.
Success.
Fantastic.
Damn.
I started getting good readings from below here too.
Thank you, captain. Hopefully, we will end up in the same place.
I've climbed almost every big mountain on earth.
I've been diving in the deepest sea, everything has already.
No one has ever been able to go to Mars.
As an engineer, I am excited about the technical challenges of this mission.
I know that everyone in the world wants humans to get to Mars,
we will find things that we can't even dream now.
the greatest science will come from this mission...
But greater inspiration will come
from a simple attitude to get there.
This discovery has been confirmed with new data,
and seems right.
A cosmic expansion found by Hubble,
is now governed by an acceleration.
The expansion has been faster with time,
and in that scenario, the universe ends in disaster
where space-time on the largest scale is torn apart,
and then in a very short time, maybe minutes or hours,
the material itself is torn apart.
Atom from the universe, everything...
Grass.
"Freshly cut grass."
Space is being explored by ships.
Hi, Houston?
You won't be able to see this now, but I have
solar flare coming.
The particles pass through my eyes.
about two-thirds, that's...
makes me confused.
I shorten the connection to the battery,
contaminated water supply.
Maybe Skinny can help.
I trust him,
but the situation hasn't made me desperate.
I previously survived with 600 milliliters of water a day,
but not long ago.
This is my fault the water has been contaminated.
And I will be the one to fix it.
I have to lie about the reactor,
because if Skinny knows, they will cancel this mission.
Damn condensation.
No one has seen it,
but now I can't even look outside.
Hey buddy,
I haven't talked to you for a few days. How are you?
I'm fine.
Look, all the work you do on the reactor makes people a little worried.
All is well?
Yes.
I want it to still work when I climb it up there later.
You know, if something goes wrong there, we have to take you home.
Go home? No.
Listen, Skinny. All important systems are fine.
I only run some routine maintenance.
Yes, but I get advice from people in this operation,
and they will definitely prefer it if you leave it.
OK?
Ah!
You can't sleep?
Sleeping on a ship like a ghost.
- Sorry what? - Forget it.
Why don't you take sleeping pills?
I don't like that way.
Yes, I'm glad you're still awake.
I have bad news about Maddox.
Really?
The fix you made made the gyroscope not last.
I'm afraid we will make it spin.
Are you okay there, captain?
Look, I just need you to convince me
that you will be able to stay together there.
Come on, what do you mean by that, huh? What is that...
What does that mean?
That means staying sane and staying focused,
so we have no more problems.
Stanaforth, I wait for you to tell me that you will be fine.
It's stupid to keep waiting.
I remember waiting for you to come out of the desert, you know?
When you finally get to the meeting.
You're like snake skin.
Do you remember what you said to me? Do you remember what you said?
What?
You said, "Skinny, I squeeze water from a rock."
Well, that's half right.
Will we really have to cancel the mission?
Yes, we tried everything.
He must go home, captain.
I'm here,
and every other single thing out there.
Condensation.
Here is dry like desert,
but this is a closed system.
Ship,
plants,
they have to make water for me.
I'm sorry.
Come on.
All are connected.
I only need to copy a system that works in nature.
My hope is out there.
Super hot soil, will compress it.
Extract hydrogen and oxygen, and recombine them.
This is how the universe makes water.
This is how life on earth was formed.
And I try to create the process.
I might have enough water to survive during the trip.
But if I can't make the reactor work,
what's the use?
I will die alone on Mars.
Come on.
Ah! Shit!
Damn.
Work with me, damn stupid trash!
Damn, I'm sorry.
Sorry, I'm sorry. Sorry, I didn't mean that. Forgive me.
Geez, captain, what happened?
You look like dirt, the ship is messy.
People worry about you.
Everyone asks what happened to you,
and I don't know how I should tell them.
Huh?
Stanaforth, come on... you have to talk to me here.
Skinny, I'm screwed.
I, uh...
I've posted it to... Yes, I...
my strength is... my water supply is chaotic.
I poison the supply.
What?
How is that possible?
What happened?
I just thought I knew...
what is it like, but I just... I don't know, I...
Okay, listen. The protocol dictates you back to earth now.
Cancel the mission, and go home.
Hopefully we can bring you back safely.
But what have you tried to do?
Are there other ways we can do to make it work again?
We have at least one or two days before turning you back...
I know this ship is better than anyone.
I can't make it work.
It's amazing if we can build this machine to throw us into space.
But in the end we are only fragile little creatures
start learning the universe.
What matters is not the technology,
but humanity.
This technology allows us to experience something truly amazing.
Walking on Mars, to see the sunset from another planet.
This type of emotional experience
really important in this trip.
Ending transmission.
I thought I already knew everything.
I've spent years planning this mission.
I design this machine so we can live on another planet.
I've made this machine work in the desert but...
But that's not my reason, um...
That's not the time.
I've been drinking from the ground.
But when I can make it work,
the time I will take a drink...
my legs, my legs are numb. Bang!
I collapsed.
I try to take a drink, I can't...
I can't hold the bottle. my hands are like...
empty.
I think I yawned.
I lie in the sand,
I roll myself up.
And this obstacle
between me and everything
only dissolved.
And I can die,
because life is very valuable.
And I like the taste of dying,
and then die.
Feelings will die.
I can feel my hand,
my feet. I got up, I walked to the meeting place.
And I make my mind there and then.
Going for a one-time mission to Mars.
Good morning, stanaforth.
It's time to wear your flight clothes.
Houston will take the wheel for turnaround,
but we need you in the cockpit for emergencies.
BBM has been sent to the space station.
that you will get the rest of your way home and...
This mission has failed,
but I can't go back.
I don't care if the machine doesn't work,
if someone else comes.
I know what is waiting for me on earth,
if it doesn't get there (Mars).
What are you doing? What is going on?
Did you just overwrite the controller?
Stanaforth, you will end of course. Do you understand?
You will end of course.
Do you hear me?
I try to help you. Damn you, Stanaforth! Stop it! This is an order, captain!
Stanaforth!
I hope someday, someone will read this journal.
I don't know if I'm on the right track.
My ship doesn't tell me.
If I miscalculate, I will lose Mars with a million miles,
drifting into space forever.
I keep my routine,
but I have lost hope in this mission.
How!
Yes, yes, yes How, how, how.
How!
So many people want to be part of this trip,
and send me a message along the way.
I have disappointed you.
Maddox trusts me,
and then I failed.
I hope you will someday get another mission.
To continue what we start.
And Skinny...
I can almost hear you out there,
who tries to contact me.
Now I realize that I won't succeed,
You have to feel the way I feel.
Desperate.
Hollow.
For me, I'm trapped inside my own machine.
Pressed by gravity.
Squeeze the last water drop,
and disappear.
What is the difference if I live another day,
another week, dry up in this little box?
These are all I can give.
I want to get out there.
I want to be torn apart by space.
Why don't I open the pan and step out?
Stanaf...
I'm trying to...
If you...
Stana... Skinny, you're there...
Houston, trying to contact you...
If you are alive... Let us know...
Can you hear...
If you... get a signal...
Get through...
Stanaforth, are you...
Magnetic storm...
You're close to...
A safe storm... you will be there...
Near...
We are rooting for you...
Skinny...
The whole world...
Here I am.
Stanaforth, come in.
Yes, I'm here. I'm...
Skinny... so...
You're so close.
Here it is.
our body needs more space than material.
There is an unexpected distance between each atom,
each particle.
What makes us strong?
Why do we not dissolve?
This is why I came here.
To give everything.
For one moment of pure magic.
I don't know if anyone can hear me, but here I am.
Houston, Zephyr will land.
Zephyr released.
Three minutes.
Two minutes, the fuel light is turned on.
One minute.
There is a place!
Thirty meters, two down.
Ten meters, three forwards.
Five meters.
Down.
Houston, this is captain William d. Stanaforth on the surface of Mars.
No one has ever lived here.
No one has ever died here.
Maybe I will live forever.