"Whatever you dream of is fiction"
"And whatever you achieve is science."
"The whole history of mankind
Nothing but science fiction."
* Midnight with stars and you *
"This is a small step for humans .."
"One giant leap for humanity."
1-4-0-7.
Down 81
Minus 0-0
Damn.
We are stranded in the middle of nowhere.
I can't believe this is happening.
The crew is split. The food is almost gone.
Maybe we have gone too far.
Why do we explore?
Why expose ourselves to danger?
I have to blame my childhood.
All dreams, all fantasies
Books, movies...
All of them flap to our small, easily affected heads.
I can still hear these distant voices
That has inspired my life
What I want is get the answer
This elusive mystery.
"Are we alone?"
I always think we will find the truth there
It's small
Deep red luster in the night sky.
"Landing a man in months and returning it
Safe to earth. "
" Then Orson Welles and Mercury Theater
broadcast... "
" Professor Morse from McMillan University "
" The report observes in total three explosions "
" on the planet Mars between the hours "
" at 7:45 and 9:20 noon Eastern Standard Time. "
" Professor Indelkoffer expressed his opinion
"That explosion on Mars is undoubtedly
" No more than a severe volcanic _ disorder On the surface of this planet. "
" How far is Mars from the Earth? "
" About 40 million miles. "
" A red disk swimming in the blue sea
With a line across the disk. "
" Do you think
What is the meaning of the transverse , professor? "
" Not a channel, I can assure you, Mr. Phillips
"Even though that is a popular guess Of those who imagine Mars will be inhabited."
Mars...
Red Planet
My mysterious island, with not just one
But two small months.
Deimos and Phobos.
The world that I have studied and loved since I was little.
We have looked at the ball this reddish red
Since the dawn of humanity.
Our main fear of Mars grows wild during the initial telescope
Reveal engineered surfaces.
The strange waters that we see evoke our imagination.
Some people believe that Martians are waiting
In the ruins of the world they are fading
To launch an invasion of earth.
Others say they just stare at us ..
Waiting for their own _ extinction.
"We know now that in the early years
" 20th Century
"This world is watched closely
By greater intelligence than human abilities."
We send robots first.
Their report, quiet quiet everywhere.
Only red dust.
Red from rust.
A barren world, frozen in time.
Windswept.
lifeless.
Or so it seems.
If there is something alive in there, where is he hiding?
Our search to find life on Mars has begun with a robot
But it will bring humans to make steps.
How do you prepare humans for such exploration?
You send them to the Arctic
To be stranded when tries to cross
Northwest part.
Everything is here in this journal
Our polar expedition records
To prepare Mars.
This records our effort to be a step closer
To another world
For thousands of years, Inuit and their ancestors
Have lived here, on land and sea
On the edge of ice and life.
A few years ago, we founded NASA
research posts On Devon Island
the largest uninhabited island in the world.
Mars-On-Earth, we call it.
Every summer, when the island is free of snow
We go there for preparing for Mars exploration.
We test spacecraft, robots, rovers, and strategies.
We learn how to explore Mars.
This year, we have a special payload
To deliver it to Devon
HMP Okarian.
Our newest concept vehicle to get around on Mars.
Our mission is not simple delivery
But the first expedition of its kind.
During the following weeks, the Arctic will become our foreign world.
- Let's go. - I can't see...
Do you think we can get this item up there?
- more than that? - Yeah.
Landing, of course, but we won't get it back.
I don't know if I can do this.
I feel a little nervous.
Five metric tons of steel and Kevlar.
Spartan comfort. Diesel Guzzles.
Okori was designed
For remote drives on Mars
And we will test it maximally
Take him to Devon Island
By driving 2000 kilometers
Arctic sea ice
This has never been done before.
I think you can call it first Mars trip
in the world.
According to our calculation, rover five tons
Can be supported by thick sea ice
But if we experience a crack
It doesn't matter how thick is the ice
Okori will change to yellow submarine.
- Ready? - ready
* Dear please don't go
* Baby please don't return to New Orleans *
* Dear please don't go
* Dear please don't go *
Kugluktuk is our starting point.
Here, everything comes together for the first time.
Equipment, food, emergency supplies
Our sled and fuel, a lot
And of course, our crew.
John Schutt
Veterans over 50 polar expeditions.
His task now makes us stay on track and live.
Why don't you want talk to me?
I just want to stay at home in bed.
Actually, we want to leave the city as fast as possible.
The weather will arrive at here a little...
Everything I know about persists on ice
I learned from John.
Jesse Weaver
Jesse is only 18 years old.
Ace and mechanical racer.
He must always take care of our machines at all times.
Why do you want so much on ice?
I am only ready to issue the Humvee there.
To complete everything
Words and finishes, and safe
And I am ready for to see this.
I am ready to see it in action.
If it can be fixed, Jesse will fix it.
Joe Amarualik.
Joe is Inuk from Resolute Bay and Canadian Ranger
In the High Arctic.
A man with a little words, but everything is important.
The task is to find a safe path for us
Through ice that is cracked and mixed.
Ice continues to build my lens.
Mark Carroll.
He was filmed in the most remote corner of our planet
And that is what I have to do now Continuously filming doesn't matter what happens
The energy is very impressive Jean-Christophe Jeauffre.
He has led many expeditions around the world
Make the first polar cruise with us.
A naturalist and sharp adventurer.
He is here to tell our story.
So we will go in a few minutes.
How do you feel?
Oh, this is a good moment.
Once this explorer is in Devon
We will be able to use it with other rovers we have
Mars-1, and, and learn how do Mars exploration.
For me, that is the most exciting thing.
As for me, my job, basically, is making everyone in trouble.
Our route, West Line Famous sea.
Maze seaways
Connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans Which lures many explorers into their havoc.
We only have a few weeks to reach Devon
Before sea ice breaks.
All ready?
We continue to see the camera right?
Yes.
Daddy will be back soon.
Saa, a boy aged five years, has seen his father
Often go ashore.
Saa has become an expert on Mars.
The fingers pass, he will get there someday.
Inuit was born as an explorer.
At 1 pm, we officially enter the Northwest Passage.
Somewhere below us, in the dark Arctic gorge
Lying crew and ship
The destined John Franklin expedition.
One hundred and twenty seven men and two powerful ships
Disappeared here in 1846
They are looking for Northwest Passage.
John grew up reading about Northwest Passage.
He will find out what the fuss is.
We have chosen to leave our normal life Without regret, and many hopes.
As we progress to the unknown
This also radiates to me, more than before
That my friend lives
It's in my hands
I have their trust.
I have to live according to that.
You know that saying about how failure is not an option?
In fact, failure is always an option.
Midnight.
Almost as bright as day.
The sun will not sink for months.
The arctic is hypnotic.
Mars is also beautiful.
But outside is dangerous, is like deadly.
8:30 a.m.
We make progress better today
But our fuel consumption is still too high.
On Mars, the expedition will stop many times
To collect and analyze data.
At 11 am, we stopped to study sea ice.
The climate of our planet has changed rapidly With large effects in the Arctic.
Our observations capture a snapshot in time
Of ice thickness in along the Northwest Passage.
Sea ice is now not thinner than in previous years
But wait a minute
Its properties have changed...
Dramatically.
That no longer contains old ice sheets
What is used to survive live several summers.
There is only new ice, the ice will disappear
In late summer
The ice sheet is everywhere backwards.
This will be an example.
Here, the polar bear population is in a dangerous decline.
When we look at another world
I see our own planet struggling.
Ecology of the Earth is shifting.
Are there shifts similar to Mars?
A global change which forces low tide
And turn the entire planet into a desert?
If we want to find life on Mars
We must chase hidden water.
On Earth, where there is water, there is life...
Always.
Even here, under our sea ice, life churns out all sides.
This place can be so quiet.
Same as Mars.
Complete silence can be frightening.
Even though now, no is more signal...
This is really fussy.
Bad news.
Our electrical system seems to fail.
We lose our ability to rule
On-board computers and instruments.
Yes, so I have 12 volts here.
Even worse, we won't be able to turn it off
The Okarian engine again, may not restart.
- Getting started. - Thin ice. Thin ice.
Retreat. Thin ice. Back off Okay, we are good.
We get ice thickness, current ice thickness, here.
- 5.38 meters? - Uh, uh, yup
- good - which one is wrong
1.5, that's a lot.
Yes, this is quite thick, so...
And this is the capper
A big storm approaches.
We can't stop. The clock is ticking.
4 afternoon. There is no choice now
We have to squat down.
Waiting is the name of the game.
On Mars, we also need to be patient.
Dust storms can last for weeks and swallow the entire planet.
Still, uh, really white.
Complete whiteout, uh, we can't can see anything around us
Except, uh, white and a few pieces
Blue ice, uh, around us.
Uh, and we are getting snow drifting a little here.
But, uh, everything is fine only, high spirits
And people try to sleep well
And, uh, read.
Mars winds fly red dust.
These are fine grained, abrasive
And toxic.
Dust will grind to the joints Your spaceship
And gnawing at hardware.
If inhaled, it will clog and burn pores
From your lungs
The art of living on Mars will become art
Manage dust
This intense heat, they project in parallel beams
Against whatever objects they select, by polished
Parabolic mirror from unknown composition ..
That is my guess about the origin of heat rays.
Not even shooting.
Just wait.
That makes you not want to be jailed, huh?
Oh yeah.
Despite the fact that you might be a few, you know
Six feet eight, you know, guys
Toy boy guy 285 pounds.
What will be worse?
This weather sucks.
"Cables have been received from English, French
" And German scientific bodies offer help.
"Astronomers report gas explosions continue
Periodically on the planet Mars."
8.00 am.
Okori people survive well. He is a real cop.
Our electrical system, is not so much.
We have a dying alternator. This can't be fixed.
From here, there is no more any refill.
We will continue to advance now, but I have to reject it
Encouragement without thinking for keeps on running no matter what.
What they call "Go fever."
Too many before we die from it.
For the first time, I think
We may not arrive at to Devon before the ice breaks.
But for now, I will not share thoughts with the crew.
We have to go through the , it passes there
And then make it wider.
5 p.m.
When we step deeper into the Arctic
Feeling around in Mars is getting stronger.
How far on Mars, how many _ far into the planet
Will our search for water and life bring us?
Where should we look first?
I keep thinking about these giant scars
On the surface of Mars.
The origin is still a mystery.
It was once coated with glaciers and contained lakes.
All have been gone
Any surface water that might be owned by Mars has disappeared.
But a few mornings, the sound is full of mist.
How are you doing mist without water?
Will we make our first contact with another life form
Under the mist of Mars?
Stay right. Stay right.
Yes, yes.
Arctic is difficult.
We lack sleep.
Our faces and hands are dry and wrinkled.
* Midnight with stars and you *
* Midnight and meeting
* Your eyes... *
We wash and rub with hard snow.
We melt fresh snow for drinking water.
Yes, boiling water.
We move sideways to take as a small space
On the rover maybe I sleep on the floor.
- What is that, Jesse? - Uh, cheese burger?
No, it's Tang.
Mars rovers will be as crowded
But you won't be able to move out for fresh air.
- Jesse, you go outside? - Uh, yeah, I'm
More snow?
We are now like family members.
All these different people get along well
Despite fatigue and closed space.
Each one feels responsible.
We will not have it in other ways.
We are disturbed by our work, by living a simple life
and Jean-Christophe playlist
But we can't help but wonder what happened at home...
And what's in front.
I can only imagine we are lonely on Mars.
Two hundred million kilometers from home.
6 a.m.
A beautiful wake up surprise.
We lose power steering fluid.
To check the liquid level, we have to cut the machine
Which may not restart.
Rancid time.
Without power steering, we can't drive
But if the machine we don't restart
We die in water.
Well, I think we need to warm up first And continue a little.
Good. Power...
If we will lose power steering
I will let it stop and rest.
Let it break
Before you lose altogether, and you...
Yes, what is it, what does rest do for it?
Well, I don't know.
Rest will give... give a break.
- Then what? - And then, you know...
- Then what? - And then keep going.
Will it be cured?
That... should be. I don't know what did this.
The liquid is smooth, tie the waist smooth.
It doesn't make sense for to give it a break, Jesse.
We will fix it or we have to keep going.
I don't even know whether it's doing something...
I will rest alone!
Now that's different, it's okay.
Good.
That is why we say why do you not jump in?
- Yeah. - Good.
I hear the clock Our mission beats
But I need to give Jesse some space.
We rest
Then it's time for MECO.
NASA-speak for Main Engine Cutoff.
Hey, uh, power steering fluid is in the box right?
Well, we might not need them to return.
We can join them there.
- are we low - I don't know
Just give me something.
Well, I... I can keep going forward and tell you
I don't think we are cecause I can see it.
We are fine.
This is correct on the phone. We're okay.
Ready?
Good?
Transfer cases are not problems, but...
No problem.
When we leave Jamesons, we see fog.
Ice has broken up in front.
But where?
John is looking for open water.
Joe is far ahead. Maybe it's too far.
I don't like
Yes, Joe, Joe!
Can you slow down, and, uh, wait for us there?
We are losing your vision.
Slow down.
Thin ice. Thin ice.
Retreat. Thin ice.
Thin ice. Back off
Hey, John, I think the back part of it is mud.
Joe! Joe! Yes, we are really stuck, Joe.
We will need your help Come back. Come back.
at 4 pm
Our worst dream
We have led. Okori is sinking.
Every time I add strength, the explorer goes deeper.
We lost him.
- Have we made progress? - No.
Bring the cable back! More cables! More!
More!
Hey, John, ride with a winch.
I'll be back a little, John.
Good? Continue?
John, tell me what you are doing!
This will go down. This will enter
No. I... I will be slow
The battery voltage is pulled to zero.
John, you are that man.
I understand.
We save Okarian.
That is a close call, is too close to comfort
But it could be much worse.
When I see nothing except the sky penetrates the windshield
I think we will go down forever.
I can see Okori settling on the seabed
Next to the ships concave Franklin.
We passed this time
But how many more instructions are there before us?
One minute, you keep going , unstoppable
Next, you are in survival mode.
Thin lines crossed without warning.
Now I face the most critical decision
Faced by the expedition leader.
To continue or stop
before it's too late.
How many explorers died because they chose the wrong one?
Because they don't cancel the mission
While it can still be saved?
This is where we stand.
We need an alternator new, new battery
A new power steering system and more time.
This section starts breaking up.
Devon is out of range this year.
April 17.
We arrived at Cambridge Bay at 2:00 a.m.
We can't reach Devon. It hurts.
Plan B, the Okarian will be flown to Resolute Bay
To be fixed and inserted into hypersleep
Until next spring
Then, we will wake him up for other attacks on Devon Island.
We succeed.
Does Humvee dream about diesel sheep?
5 May.
Okarian's has her beauty sleeps.
We start again at the east end of the Northwest Path
In the Gulf of Resolute.
Persistence.
That's what exploration needs.
It's not about smooth sailing.
It's about exploring to unknowns Push the limit where you can go
And what can you do
To meet what's out there
I know where our little steps take us.
This makes us ready for the greatest adventure
All the time
For us, Northwest Passage
Not just a relationship between two oceans.
This is part between the two worlds.
Our crew is reunited We are very happy.
But this is our last chance to reach Devon.
- Beware. - We are on our way.
6 May. 1:00 a.m.
Okori enters Eleanor Valley.
We hope we can reach the beach tomorrow.
Okay, Jesse, here it is.
Hey, Jesse, eh, we hear enough
Large knocking sound.
Uh, looks like, it seems
It came a little from the front right.
It looks like one of the components
Who is holding the path, uh, loose there.
Okay, I think we must stop.
Are everyone safe now?
Hey, Bill?
Hey, Bill, this is Pascal.
We have a situation in here with, uh, Humvee.
Everyone is safe, we already have...
A, uh, the back right gear is broken.
Come on, uh, let's connect.
Release the track and see what is going on here.
This happens in Africa for me once.
We do 50 miles per hour
On the road, south to Khartoum
And looked at the side mirror
And the tricycle legs come out
Where it should be
We'll see later. We will see later.
We'll see, we'll see.
We also need Joe's sled? Yes, we need...
Yes. Yes. Yes.
This is not an easy way.
If that is... If it can be fixed.
We need to dig all the snow
So we have a solid surface...
Sure. So okay, guys
We will... we will stay here
We will stay silent
We need trains launch with spare, um...
- Track - Track
And the inflatable jack too.
Hey, uh, call AAA.
All of these sections will go in there
But there is a keeper...
Can you see where the guard should be there?
- Yeah, it's shot - Dan ..
Yes, it came out.
Houston, we have a problem.
Critical parts that connect drive train
To the matching path has broken.
Hubs are usually very strong so we don't have a backup for that.
The replacement part must be flown
To Teluk Tegas from the south.
We are 70 kilometers away from Teluk Tegas But Joe knows the way well.
He will go back there alone to wait for that part.
This will take days.
Trash.
Eh, so, let me introduce you to our cook.
This is our cook. His name is Jesse.
And, uh, the expedition head
Uh, Pascal looks for comte
Excellent French cheese.
There, sausages, cheese, everything you need to be happy.
John seems to be fun. I know him well.
It's not like him.
Something is wrong, but I can't say it from him.
A little sunshine here.
Camera Roll.
OK, Pascal. So, where are we?
On Mars, you might be stuck somewhere
Eh, with a dust storm for several days.
And that's what happened to us
Eh, on the first two days our trip here.
Or you might get stuck in a place because of a mechanical problem.
This is what happened to us here for three days.
Mars is really a complicated place and interesting to explore.
But for us, because we are on Earth.
Mars is the closest planet where we can find some answers
Regarding the origin of life
And the possibility of alien life.
This is a series of discoveries that are very humbling.
We try to understand why we exist.
As usual, if is left alone
My thoughts turn to Mars and our search for life there.
Finding signs ancient life on Mars
Will be interesting.
But the Holy Grail is find a living organism.
For that, we must look for liquid water first.
Maybe where is the planet still warm?
What about the volcano?
They are not extinct. Just fall asleep
Nearly midnight.
Our slow and cold sunsets look like
That is captured on Mars by a robot.
* In New York this morning
* Around nine-thirty!
It's been five days now.
Joe still experiences a storm in the Gulf of Resolute.
John has spent more than a lot of time alone.
But he opened the door this morning.
What surprised me, she said it was time
To cut our losses and to return.
End a trip that cannot be treated.
I was surprised.
John's words carry loads years of experience
Survival and wisdom.
In this mission, he is my anchor and guide.
He now recommends an abort.
If I decide to go ahead
I will fight the best decision.
My beliefs are shaken.
For the first time, I feel full weight
From the expedition on my own shoulder.
Anyway, hardlock is if you have a tire and you need...
- Yeah. - go through sand or snow but...
Jesse regroups.
He knows that when the replacement part arrives
He will do his work for him.
He is tired but happy.
Jean-Christophe, as often as that
It seems like it's missing in his mind.
Maybe he is dreaming about Mars like me.
We often chat in French
Not for exclude the rest of the crew
But to exchange our childhood memories.
Mark tells a lot about his family at home.
He knows he won't return for his son's birthday.
He is still a movie without stopping
Although we are not everywhere.
Okay, I just want to invite you tour around my igloo.
This is the fuel sled.
John is sleeping there.
That is the Humvee.
Here.
Enter inside.
There are, uh, my sleeping bag.
Have a little snow on it.
And, uh, I finally, uh...
Close the chimney with a GORE-TEX jacket.
That keeps me warm. Rather.
It's definitely blowing pretty good here.
Even though it's not as bad as these two days.
Let's look at John's tent.
Good.
Tent John He is fine.
You can see snow rather deep.
It's up to me to kneel.
There is Pascal ..
And Jean-Christophe.
What
These are all camera equipment. It is okay.
The sauce is delicious, it feels cold.
Maybe, uh, I don't know, zero.
But with cold wind
Humans, it's just that, uh, take your breath away.
So that's how it is.
Uh, will rise again in the Humvee
And get hot chocolate or something.
Good.
So when do you go, uh, firm? At what time?
- 4:00 - 4:00?
8:00 a night.
Joe returns tonight with the part we need.
Yes. That is it.
How do you feel?
Oh, relieved.
Very relieved.
A broken hub is not going to take off.
It freezes in place.
We turn on the camping stove we become emergency torches.
Where will all my tools go, man?
Right, Joe today
Drive four hours
Eh, in this whiteout
Interesting in snowmobiles and... and sledges.
Uh, this one part that we need to replace.
Uh, that's heroic.
Only for him to get... get to us
In the evening at... at 8:00 p.m.
Uh, Jesse, uh, piling up all the exercises
He got it from the factory AM General in the Humvees
And doing an extraordinary job replaces that part
Eh, with the help of John
John, of course, uh, very fantastic as always
And make us live for the last five days.
Uh, and, uh
And you are from the Jules Verne team
Also fantastic, you're very patient
Only, uh, no complaints.
So that's amazing.
I am here to make everyone in trouble.
7:00 p.m.
Okori is fully operational again.
We are good at food and fuel.
Weather forecast looks okay
We go
I know I am against John's recommendations.
But the way I see it
We still have a safe abort option in front.
11:00 WIB
We have arrived at Eleanor Lake.
There is life under us
Panting under _ a faint midnight sun.
There was once a frozen lake on Mars.
Maybe like here, is full of life.
I have spent years in my life
Study images of planes Mars space
Try to understand this alien planet.
Everywhere fire, water and ice have left their mark.
A planet that is rich in will be water, which may exist
For a short time, Earth's sister.
I dream of going to Mars
Not only through space, but over time.
"Martians are there"
"On the canal, reflected in the water."
"Martian people look back at them.
" For a long and long time
From rippling water. "
* Here
* So far
* Other times and places *
* On the edge of breaking through *
* Again
* I found my wonder **
1:00 in the morning.
Beach.
Sea ice looks scary as if the sea is raging
Has frozen in the middle of a surge.
Devon has been seen for the first time.
We are very close but so far.
We will go here.
We are here now.
We will go down like this...
To the sea here
And then traverse ice smooth this way.
1:45 a.m.
We followed Joe very slowly.
Under snow, sea ice might have broken.
Seventeen.
Joe said that sea ice almost collapsed.
The time to slow down is over.
We have to run fast to Devon.
We are at the point of being unable to return.
If something stops us, we won't have enough time
To get part flying from the south again.
We must leave Okori for his fate
Like ice finally gives way.
On Mars, rover will die in sand.
We are approaching Mars on Earth.
10:00 night
In an instant, my dreams for years
Has arrived suddenly.
Obviously not good.
Oh, merde.
- Hub and half shaft. - Hah?
Which hub and half shaft... which one?
Hub and half shaft...
Hidden ice blocks have been ripped off
The left rear track and destroy the gear hub.
Our rover is history
This expedition is breast.
Maintaining the safety of the crew is the only thing that matters now.
We have to leave Okarian and bring everyone to the beach.
Sea ice begins to break around us.
When we started evacuating critical equipment
Jesse mentioned our camp in Devon.
- We need a new gear hub. - Yeah.
- And you have half the shaft? - Yeah.
A glimmer of hope arises in my mind.
Hope Okori only
Mars-1, our twin Humvees, are based on Devon
At camp, 50 kilometers away.
If we can get to Mars-1
Maybe we can scavenge hub left behind And tell Okori.
Mechanical organ transplants.
We must act now.
This is a long and risky journey.
We have two snowmobiles.
Only two of us can leave.
Jesse is best trained to take part
John has a treks experience long snowmobiles in Antarctica.
Positive results.
- Drive safely. - Oh, yes.
Return one by one.
This is gambling.
Separating is never good.
Especially if the team is small.
9:00 a night
John and Jesse have arrived on the island.
We try to stay connected via telephone sat.
There was an accident. This is John.
Ride through heavy snowfall with poor visibility
He plunges on a steep cliff.
Jesse told me that John's left foot was badly damaged.
He is suffering from pain.
Damn.
We are stranded in the middle of nowhere.
I can't believe this is happening.
The crew is split, the food is almost gone.
Maybe we have gone too far.
Jean-Christophe tells _ her concern to me.
He feels that we are now running very smoothly.
Everything can be wrong very quickly.
He is right.
He also said that my decision reminded him
From Shackleton in Antarctica a century ago.
When the ship, Endurance is locked on ice
And sinking, he divided his crew
And go find help with a small party.
After a journey that is not possible, he returns as promised And save them all.
One of the biggest achievements in exploration history.
I'm not Shackleton, but he inspired us all.
Mars will also have a hero.
11:00 WIB
We are not alone.
The life of aliens in the alien world.
Joe thought he'd been spinning for two days.
For this amazing creature , we have dinner.
Thankfully, we are not like tastes as we think.
Somehow, this beautiful
Ghost meeting
Brings us luck
After three days, this is the most beautiful view.
John and Jesse have managed to return
A very important _ hub from Mars-1.
We greet them as heroes. They are really
We have a good route on the ground.
- Jesse, you succeed - Yes, I succeeded.
Jesse shows a photo he took from the camp With Mars-1.
On Mars, we definitely don't just need one, but two rovers.
One to save another.
Hello, Pascal, can you take the nuts? The back of the ball joint in behind you in the cooler?
This time, we have to keep going quickly.
Spare parts are no longer possible.
We almost run out of fuel.
Immediately we will utilize our survival allotment.
Just follow the path.
Okay, repeat that, John?
Just follow the path.
You want... Do you want us to stay with the track?
We will do the right path.
Obstruction on your left.
John and Jean-Christophe decide to walk
In front of the rover as close scouts
To find buried obstacles.
There are many, too many.
Arctic grip continues continues to approach us.
It feels like is being played.
The closer we get to the beach, the farther the range.
We are stuck in snow, again and again.
Devon Island, I love you.
Land of sweet land
Good.
11:30 a.m. On May 16
More than a year after launch the first time from Kugluktuk
Finally we arrived at the coast of Devon Island.
And Mark is shooting. Hi, Mark.
This is a bottle of Dom Perignon
From Reims, France.
- good... - Here it is in Devon.
To the northwest
- The best crystal - Si, si.
- John. - Cheers.
* Here
* So far
* Other times
* Other places *
The Okarian HMP has landed.
Edgar Rice Burroughs writes about Martian Yellow people
Who escaped from drought and war
To reach this planet far north.
They are safe
Ice Knights and Explorers.
They are called Okarians.
Stand up, fly.
Going to Mars is exploration challenge
From our time
We should not be afraid or postpone it
But embracing it and makes it work.
This will bring humanity together and strengthen our character.
As we get older, my dreams of going to Mars slowly fade away.
I might not succeed.
But I have a new dream.
I want to pass the torch for you
next generation.
We dedicate our polar adventure to you
Who will stay and witness his trip to Mars.
Makes us feel proud become an explorer again
And make humanity become more peaceful
And promising species.
"Houston
We have, uh, if you give us data, we have a few..."
"Surface of Mars!"
Will you find life
What kind of life will it be?
If it's a truly alien life
With your own DNA
That might tell us that there is a possibility
Life in the entire universe.
Saa, your video
The earth will be in five minutes.
What if you find life on Mars
Similar to life on Earth?
Maybe life starts on Mars and comes to plant the earth.
We are all probably Martian children.
Maybe all this time
Call tempting Mars
Has been a call to return home.
This is the last entry in our expedition log.
Tonight, Okori's children Will sleep on Mars-On-Earth
Dreaming under stars today
You will see back to Earth
From the quiet Olympus Mons.
I am Pascal Lee.
Signature.
Apollo 11, Houston, we go for undocking, end.
On the month
I have seen incredible destruction.
Now humans reach this new world
This time, to stay
And then go further far into space.
Before us now
Is a giant jump to Mars and its surroundings.
Imagine
* World
* Soon
Truth and the invisible
* Time in dreams
* Reach
* Breathe in
* I am ready to trust again
* Hold
* Depart
* Searching for a path
* Home
* During the day
* Fall
* Outside the last horizon
* A section that you know
* Across the endless sea
* Reach
* Breathe in
* I am ready to trust again *
* Hold
* Depart
* Find your way
* Walk home * Home
* Your word will reach out
* And you will survive
* Searching for a path
* Leading home
* I said I would reach out
* And then you will survive *
* Searching for a path
Go home
* Reach
* Breathe in
Are you ready to believe again?
* Good
* Hold
* Depart
* I know you will find it
* I said yes
I said I would be strong
* Said I will continue
* For you
* For you and me
Faith Resistant
* Release * A little love *
"Before the cylinder falls, there is general persuasion
" That through all deep space
"There is no life being outside the small surface
" Our minute field.
"Now we look further.
"Dim and wonderful is the vision I made
" In my mind about life spreading
"Throughout space sidereal that is lifeless.
Dreaming remotely That's possible."