The Mars Underground
2007 · 52 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 556 VOTES · DIR. Scott J. Gill
Overview
The Mars Underground is a landmark documentary that brings to life, through the use of state-of-the-art 3D animation, the daring first human mission to the red planet and explores the challenges of surviving on Mars.
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00:09:17 We were moving out, and I wanted to be part of that. And so I got myself a scientific
00:11:47 evidence of a second genesis on Mars, I think we can conclude that the universe is full of
00:14:36 this is the enormous payback. And we can get it if we set the kind of challenge that will
00:17:22 had been engaged in designing Mars missions, when we saw the monstrosity of complexity of the
00:19:39 large Martin company. >> One team member whose thinking was closely aligned
00:21:48 propellant from Mars. The other 5%... the hydrogen... we'll just bring from earth."
00:25:12 It places a radar transponder to help guide the astronauts in. The long journey to land a human
00:29:09 Such a discovery could tell us whether our solar system has seen more than one genesis and
00:32:15 A week later, the story was in newspapers around the country.
00:34:40 NASA would take another look at Mars direct, they wanted zubrin to prove that producing rocket
00:36:32 architecture. First, Weaver wanted three launches for every mission
00:39:21 the moon within a decade. So NASA was forced to sit down, design a plan for how to do
00:41:42 Dr. zubrin, in your testimony, you were very passionate, but you also were
00:44:23 much involved, and he was willing and interested in forming a society, forming a
00:46:43 - They have to de-pressurize. - When we go outside, they're.
00:49:14 this should stop any harmful dose of radiation from reaching the astronauts.
00:51:21 I mean, it would be, to me, abnormal for a person to not feel the fear of getting on a
00:53:21 moon, used to say that he could cover the earth by just lifting his thumb up to it.
00:55:56 home planet, and it's extremely important, and we have to protect it.
00:59:06 For if life arose separately on a planet so close to our own
01:02:07 these won't only be scientists, but settlers... people who plan to stay.
01:04:32 fatal. The first step to terraforming Mars and bringing it back to
01:07:14 any indigenous martian organisms lying dormant will begin to grow, and Mars will be full of
01:09:09 and that's our gift. Earth's gift to the universe, I think, is the gift of life.
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Lines indexed1,719
Dialogue density33.1 lines / min
First line00:09:17
Final line01:09:09
Production Record
DirectorScott J. Gill
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes556