WEBVTT 00:00:03.033 --> 00:00:09.065 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:01:08.570 --> 00:01:22.420 THE MARTIAN 00:01:47.758 --> 00:01:50.782 MARS 00:01:57.457 --> 00:02:03.240 ACIDALIA PLANITIA 00:02:03.265 --> 00:02:05.762 NASA - ARES III - LANDING SITE 00:02:05.787 --> 00:02:07.902 Alright team, stay in sight of each other. 00:02:07.924 --> 00:02:10.504 Let's make NASA proud today. 00:02:10.529 --> 00:02:12.027 How's it looking over there, Watney? 00:02:12.061 --> 00:02:14.594 Well, you'll be happy to hear that in 00:02:14.619 --> 00:02:19.407 grid section 14 to 28, the particles were phenomenally coarse, 00:02:19.432 --> 00:02:22.860 but in 29, they're.... they're much finer, 00:02:22.885 --> 00:02:25.038 which should be ideal for chemical analysis. 00:02:25.063 --> 00:02:26.627 Oh, wow. Did everybody hear that? 00:02:26.652 --> 00:02:29.549 Mark just discovered dirt. Should we alert the media? 00:02:29.574 --> 00:02:31.405 It's alright. What're you doing today, Martinez? 00:02:31.430 --> 00:02:33.336 Making sure that the MAV is still upright. 00:02:33.361 --> 00:02:35.722 Well, I like you know that visual inspection of the equipment 00:02:35.754 --> 00:02:37.502 is imperative to mission success. 00:02:37.527 --> 00:02:40.815 I also like to report that the MAV is still upright. 00:02:40.840 --> 00:02:42.996 Watney, you're keep leaving your channel open, 00:02:43.021 --> 00:02:45.110 which leads to Martinez responding, 00:02:45.135 --> 00:02:48.226 which leads to all our listening, which leads to me being annoyed. 00:02:48.251 --> 00:02:51.122 Roger that. Martinez, the captain would like you to please... 00:02:51.147 --> 00:02:53.121 shut your smart mouth. 00:02:53.406 --> 00:02:56.844 We prefer to use a different adjective to describe Martinez's mouth. 00:02:56.869 --> 00:03:00.880 - Oh, did Beck just insult me? - Dr. Beck, and, yes. 00:03:00.905 --> 00:03:03.395 I'll be happy to turn the radios off from here, commander. 00:03:03.436 --> 00:03:04.832 Just say the word. 00:03:04.857 --> 00:03:07.511 Hey, Johanssen. Constant communication is the whole... 00:03:07.536 --> 00:03:09.307 Shut him off. 00:03:11.893 --> 00:03:14.362 Apologise for my countrymen, Vogel. 00:03:14.387 --> 00:03:17.802 Accepted. How many samples do we need, commander. 00:03:17.827 --> 00:03:20.862 7, a hundred grams each. 00:03:23.232 --> 00:03:26.303 [ EMERGENCY ] MISSION STATUS UPDATE 00:03:26.328 --> 00:03:28.865 We have a mission update. Storm warning. 00:03:28.890 --> 00:03:31.748 Commander, you should come inside. You're going to want to see this. 00:03:31.773 --> 00:03:33.981 - What is it? - Storm warning. 00:03:34.006 --> 00:03:37.786 I saw that in this morning's briefing. We'll be inside before it hits. 00:03:37.811 --> 00:03:40.559 Yeah. They-They upgraded their estimate. 00:03:40.584 --> 00:03:42.923 The storm is going to be a lot worse. 00:03:48.690 --> 00:03:51.366 Martinez, how's it look? 00:03:51.806 --> 00:03:53.470 Not good. 00:03:54.962 --> 00:03:58.812 1200 km in diameter bearing 24.41 degrees 00:03:58.837 --> 00:04:00.313 That's trekking right towards us. 00:04:00.338 --> 00:04:05.066 Base on current estimation, estimated force of 8600 Newtons. 00:04:05.091 --> 00:04:08.623 - What's the abort force. - 7500. 00:04:09.269 --> 00:04:11.455 Anything more than that and the MAV will tip. 00:04:11.480 --> 00:04:14.719 - Do we scrub. - Begin abort procedure. 00:04:14.744 --> 00:04:19.057 We are estimating with a marginal error we... could wait it out. 00:04:19.082 --> 00:04:21.119 Let's wait it out. 00:04:22.223 --> 00:04:24.044 Let's wait it out. 00:04:25.091 --> 00:04:26.818 Commander. 00:04:27.200 --> 00:04:29.054 Prep emergency departure. 00:04:29.079 --> 00:04:32.469 - Commander. - We're scrubbed, that's an order. 00:04:42.530 --> 00:04:45.003 Martinez, how long before take off? 00:04:45.028 --> 00:04:46.822 10 minutes. 00:04:49.475 --> 00:04:51.262 Visibility is almost zero. 00:04:51.287 --> 00:04:53.923 Anyone gets lost, home in on my suit's telemetry. 00:04:53.948 --> 00:04:56.282 - You ready? - Ready! 00:04:58.580 --> 00:05:02.272 - Commander, are you okay? - I'm okay. 00:05:25.538 --> 00:05:29.239 Commander, we're at 10 degrees, and the MAV's going to tip at 12.3 00:05:29.264 --> 00:05:32.752 Hey! We might be able to keep the MAV from tipping. 00:05:32.777 --> 00:05:33.979 How? 00:05:34.004 --> 00:05:37.066 Use the cables from the comm mast as guylines! 00:05:37.091 --> 00:05:39.227 Anchor it with a Rover! 00:05:39.252 --> 00:05:40.750 Watch out! 00:05:41.482 --> 00:05:43.448 AAhhhhh! 00:05:43.473 --> 00:05:45.155 Watney! 00:05:46.059 --> 00:05:48.664 WARNING SUIT BREACH DETECTED. 00:05:48.689 --> 00:05:50.356 - What happened? - He was hit. 00:05:50.381 --> 00:05:51.769 Watney, report. 00:05:51.794 --> 00:05:54.471 Before we lose telemetry, his decompression alarm went off. 00:05:54.496 --> 00:05:56.259 - Johanssen, where did you last see him? - He's offline. 00:05:56.284 --> 00:05:58.525 - I can't, I don't know where he is. - What are the vitals on his suit. 00:05:58.550 --> 00:06:00.852 - He's offline. He's offline. - Negative. Complete lost of signal on Watney. 00:06:00.877 --> 00:06:01.995 - Mitch? - Yeah. 00:06:02.020 --> 00:06:04.429 How long can he survive decompression? 00:06:04.454 --> 00:06:06.116 Less than a minute. 00:06:06.141 --> 00:06:08.683 Line up. Walk west. 00:06:08.708 --> 00:06:11.492 He maybe prone, we don't want to step over him. 00:06:12.511 --> 00:06:18.300 Commander, we're at 10.5 degrees, tilting to 11. 00:06:18.325 --> 00:06:19.959 We got a gust of wind. 00:06:19.984 --> 00:06:21.205 Copy that. 00:06:21.230 --> 00:06:23.399 Everyone, home in on Martinez's suit. 00:06:23.424 --> 00:06:26.261 It'll get you to the airlock. Get in, prep for launch. 00:06:26.286 --> 00:06:27.607 What about you, commander? 00:06:27.632 --> 00:06:29.724 I'm going to search a little longer. 00:06:29.749 --> 00:06:32.794 Keep moving. Go! 00:06:35.489 --> 00:06:38.863 Watney. Watney, report. 00:06:38.888 --> 00:06:42.771 The MAV is at 11.6 degrees. One good gust and we're tipping. 00:06:42.796 --> 00:06:44.585 If it tips, you launch. 00:06:44.610 --> 00:06:46.168 You really think I'm going to leave you behind? 00:06:46.193 --> 00:06:48.492 That's an order, Martinez. 00:06:48.517 --> 00:06:49.965 Mark! 00:06:50.485 --> 00:06:53.728 Mark. Can you hear me? 00:06:54.919 --> 00:06:57.508 Martinez, what about the proximity radar? 00:06:57.533 --> 00:06:59.531 Could that detect, Watney's suit. 00:06:59.556 --> 00:07:01.363 Uh. It's made to see the Hermes in orbit, 00:07:01.388 --> 00:07:03.448 not a little piece of metal put in a single suit. 00:07:03.473 --> 00:07:05.001 - Give it a try. - Roger. 00:07:05.026 --> 00:07:08.225 What is she thinking? She knows the infrared can't get through a sand storm. 00:07:08.257 --> 00:07:10.175 She is grasping for anything. 00:07:10.200 --> 00:07:12.811 We got negative contact on the proximity radar. 00:07:12.836 --> 00:07:14.442 - Nothing? - Nah. 00:07:14.467 --> 00:07:16.285 I can barely see the Hab. 00:07:16.310 --> 00:07:19.234 Commander, I know you don't want to hear this but... 00:07:19.259 --> 00:07:21.225 Mark is dead. 00:07:21.796 --> 00:07:23.428 Commander. 00:07:23.453 --> 00:07:25.920 Hey. What the hell is wrong with you, man? 00:07:25.945 --> 00:07:28.249 My friend just died, I don't want my commander to die too. 00:07:28.274 --> 00:07:29.687 [ STABILITY WARNING ] -11.2 degrees 00:07:29.712 --> 00:07:31.018 WE'LL COME BACK ! 00:07:31.043 --> 00:07:34.600 Commander, you need to get back to the ship, now. 00:07:34.625 --> 00:07:35.959 13 degrees. 00:07:35.991 --> 00:07:38.174 If we past balance, we'll never rock back. 00:07:38.199 --> 00:07:41.867 I got one more trick left, and then I'm following orders, commander. 00:07:42.771 --> 00:07:45.000 You're firing the OMS? 00:07:45.025 --> 00:07:46.604 That's right. 00:07:49.872 --> 00:07:51.336 Commander! 00:07:51.361 --> 00:07:53.303 On my way. 00:07:54.671 --> 00:07:56.279 [ -12.9 degree -12.9 ] 00:07:56.304 --> 00:07:58.468 Johanssen, let's go. 00:08:05.013 --> 00:08:06.777 Mark! 00:08:19.409 --> 00:08:21.699 We're 11.5 and holding. 00:08:24.456 --> 00:08:26.581 Ready to go on your command. 00:08:28.123 --> 00:08:29.974 Ready to launch. 00:08:30.387 --> 00:08:31.858 Commander. 00:08:31.883 --> 00:08:33.872 I need you to verbally tell me whether or not to. 00:08:33.897 --> 00:08:35.596 Launch. 00:09:16.348 --> 00:09:19.326 At around 4:30 AM, central standard time, 00:09:19.351 --> 00:09:21.728 our satellites detected a storm 00:09:21.753 --> 00:09:24.704 approaching the Ares 3 mission site on Mars. 00:09:24.729 --> 00:09:28.003 At 6:45, the storm has escalated to severe 00:09:28.028 --> 00:09:31.249 and we have no choice but to abort the mission. 00:09:31.274 --> 00:09:33.881 Thanks to the quick action of Captain Lewis, 00:09:33.906 --> 00:09:37.208 astronauts Beck, Johanssen, Martinez and Vogel 00:09:37.233 --> 00:09:40.088 were all able to reach the Mars ascend vehicle. 00:09:40.113 --> 00:09:44.842 And performed an emergency launch at 7:28 central time. 00:09:45.123 --> 00:09:47.521 Unfortunately during the evacuation, 00:09:47.546 --> 00:09:52.907 astronaut Mark Watney was struck by debris and killed. 00:09:53.010 --> 00:09:56.698 Commander Lewis and the rest of her team were able to intercept safely 00:09:56.723 --> 00:09:59.624 with the Hermes and now are heading home. 00:09:59.649 --> 00:10:02.739 But Mark Watney, is dead. 00:10:02.764 --> 00:10:05.640 - Mr. Sanders. - Dr. Sanders. 00:10:05.665 --> 00:10:08.499 - Mr. Sanders. - Dr. Sanders! 00:10:38.215 --> 00:10:41.214 OXYGEN LEVEL : CRITICAL 00:10:46.760 --> 00:10:49.758 OXYGEN LEVEL : CRITICAL 00:10:55.890 --> 00:10:58.842 OXYGEN LEVEL : CRITI... 00:12:15.698 --> 00:12:18.048 PRESSURE : STABLE 00:12:53.706 --> 00:12:55.613 AWWWW! 00:15:48.818 --> 00:15:50.098 Okay. 00:15:50.123 --> 00:15:52.830 - Okay. [MISSON DAY : SOL 19] 00:15:52.957 --> 00:15:57.258 Hello, this is Mark Watney, astronaut. 00:15:57.856 --> 00:16:00.968 I'm entering this log for the record, 00:16:01.015 --> 00:16:03.443 because, in case I don't make it. 00:16:03.997 --> 00:16:08.595 It is 06:53 00:16:08.620 --> 00:16:11.868 on Sol 19, and 00:16:12.064 --> 00:16:13.944 I'm alive. 00:16:14.644 --> 00:16:16.844 Obviously. But... 00:16:16.869 --> 00:16:21.676 I'm guessing that's going to come as a surprise to my crew mates and to NASA. 00:16:21.776 --> 00:16:25.463 And to the entire world, really. So... 00:16:27.726 --> 00:16:29.874 Surprise. 00:16:30.589 --> 00:16:34.827 I did not die on Sol 18 and best I can figure. 00:16:34.852 --> 00:16:38.721 This length of our primary communication antenna broke off 00:16:38.746 --> 00:16:40.884 and threw it through my bio-monitor. 00:16:40.909 --> 00:16:44.029 and ripped a hole in me as well. 00:16:44.236 --> 00:16:47.320 But the antenna and the blood really 00:16:47.345 --> 00:16:51.056 managed to seal the breach in my suit which kept me alive, 00:16:51.081 --> 00:16:54.034 even though the crew must have thought I was dead. 00:16:54.253 --> 00:16:56.914 I have no way to contact NASA. 00:16:56.939 --> 00:16:59.236 And even if I could, it's going to be... 00:16:59.261 --> 00:17:03.126 4 years until a manned mission can reach me. 00:17:03.339 --> 00:17:05.711 And I'm in a Hab designed to last 31 days. 00:17:05.736 --> 00:17:08.118 If the oxygenator breaks, I'm going to suffocate. 00:17:08.143 --> 00:17:10.628 If the water reclaimer breaks, I'll die of thirst. 00:17:10.668 --> 00:17:14.908 If the Hab breaches, I'm just kind of... implode. 00:17:15.410 --> 00:17:18.657 And if by some miracle none of that happens, 00:17:19.054 --> 00:17:21.359 eventually I'm going to run out of food. 00:17:22.744 --> 00:17:24.344 So. 00:17:25.486 --> 00:17:26.956 Yeah. 00:17:30.393 --> 00:17:31.877 Yeah. 00:17:51.738 --> 00:17:56.126 [hab] 00:19:20.501 --> 00:19:22.849 I'm not going to die here. 00:19:26.945 --> 00:19:29.733 SOL 21 00:20:02.562 --> 00:20:04.343 32. 00:20:05.127 --> 00:20:06.871 33. 00:20:08.365 --> 00:20:10.139 34. 00:20:10.827 --> 00:20:16.035 35, 36. Sweet & Sour chicken. 00:20:27.800 --> 00:20:29.808 [ VAC FLUSH ] 00:20:41.089 --> 00:20:43.860 DO NOT OPEN UNTIL THANKSGIVING !! 00:20:47.779 --> 00:20:49.497 Oh my god. 00:20:55.698 --> 00:20:58.229 - Alright. Let's do the math. [SOL 21] 00:20:58.254 --> 00:21:01.043 Our service mission here was suppose to last 00:21:01.068 --> 00:21:04.249 for 31 Sols. For redundancy they sent 68 Sols worth of food, 00:21:04.281 --> 00:21:05.559 that's for 6 people. 00:21:05.584 --> 00:21:08.242 So for just me, that's going to last 300 Sols. 00:21:08.267 --> 00:21:11.637 Which I figure I can stretch to 400 if I ration. So... 00:21:11.662 --> 00:21:14.725 I got to figure out a way, to grow 00:21:14.750 --> 00:21:17.012 3 years worth of food here. 00:21:17.405 --> 00:21:19.782 On a planet where nothing grows. 00:21:20.358 --> 00:21:22.046 Luckily. 00:21:24.191 --> 00:21:26.340 I'm a botanist. 00:21:26.365 --> 00:21:29.076 ARES III Exploration of Biological Processes on Planet Mars 00:21:29.101 --> 00:21:32.296 Mars, will come to fear 00:21:32.321 --> 00:21:34.584 my botany powers. 00:21:34.609 --> 00:21:38.062 ORGANIC WASTE 00:21:38.087 --> 00:21:41.369 BIOHAZARD HUMAN - WASTE 00:21:48.579 --> 00:21:50.522 [ M. WATNEY ] 00:22:16.715 --> 00:22:18.907 SOL 22 00:22:18.932 --> 00:22:21.237 PRESSURE : STABLE 00:22:31.209 --> 00:22:33.473 Staple came out. 00:22:34.304 --> 00:22:36.776 SOL 24 00:23:22.767 --> 00:23:24.649 Fuck you, Mars. 00:23:25.017 --> 00:23:28.257 SOL 31 00:23:39.429 --> 00:23:41.882 Johanssen, Jesus. 00:24:29.723 --> 00:24:32.317 SOL 36 00:24:42.950 --> 00:24:45.252 The problem is water. 00:24:45.822 --> 00:24:50.987 I have created 126 square meters of soil. 00:24:51.112 --> 00:24:54.716 And every cubic meter of soil requires 40 liters of water 00:24:54.741 --> 00:24:56.445 to be farm with. 00:24:56.470 --> 00:24:59.932 So, I'm got to make a lot more water. 00:25:00.463 --> 00:25:02.473 Good thing is I know the recipe. 00:25:02.498 --> 00:25:05.575 You take hydrogen, you add oxygen, you burn. [ SOL 37 ] 00:25:05.600 --> 00:25:11.475 Now, I have hundreds of liters of unused hydrazine at the MDV. 00:25:11.500 --> 00:25:14.423 I run the hydrazine around an iridium catalyst 00:25:14.448 --> 00:25:17.096 It will separate into N2 and H2. 00:25:17.121 --> 00:25:23.585 And if I just direct the hydrogen into a small area and burn it, 00:25:23.845 --> 00:25:26.735 likely remake history of humanity. 00:25:26.760 --> 00:25:32.175 Nothing bad has ever happened from lighting hydrogen on fire. 00:25:32.200 --> 00:25:33.995 NASA hates fire 00:25:34.020 --> 00:25:38.285 because of the whole, fire makes everybody die in space thing. 00:25:38.310 --> 00:25:42.134 So, everything they sent us up here with is flame retardant, with... 00:25:42.159 --> 00:25:45.601 the notable exception of... 00:25:46.288 --> 00:25:49.180 Martinez's personal items. 00:25:49.205 --> 00:25:51.822 I'm sorry, Martinez, if you didn't want me to go through your stuff, 00:25:51.847 --> 00:25:55.273 you shouldn't left me for dead on a desolate planet. 00:25:55.412 --> 00:25:57.820 By the way, I'm figuring you're going to be fine with this, 00:25:57.845 --> 00:26:00.315 given my present situation. 00:26:01.661 --> 00:26:03.368 Counting on you. 00:26:36.807 --> 00:26:40.454 - So, yeah. I blew myself up. [SOL 41] 00:26:40.479 --> 00:26:42.316 - Best guess. [Sol 41] 00:26:42.882 --> 00:26:45.450 I forgot to... 00:26:45.475 --> 00:26:48.819 account for the excess oxygen that... 00:26:49.183 --> 00:26:53.146 I've been exhaling when I did my calculations, 00:26:53.267 --> 00:26:55.496 because I'm stupid. 00:26:58.092 --> 00:27:00.303 Yeah, I'm going to get back to work here, 00:27:00.328 --> 00:27:03.425 just as soon as my ear stop ringing. 00:27:07.796 --> 00:27:12.076 Interesting side note, this is actually how the jet propulsion lab was founded 00:27:12.101 --> 00:27:14.677 5 guys at Caltec, trying to make 00:27:14.702 --> 00:27:17.624 rocket fuel and they nearly burned down their dorm. 00:27:17.649 --> 00:27:21.765 And rather than expel them, banished them to a nearby farm 00:27:21.790 --> 00:27:23.892 tell them to keep working. 00:27:24.289 --> 00:27:26.691 And now we have a space program. 00:27:29.444 --> 00:27:30.923 Okay. 00:27:50.178 --> 00:27:53.041 [ SOL 44 ] 00:27:53.066 --> 00:27:57.570 [ SOL 45 ] 00:27:57.610 --> 00:27:58.800 [ SOL 46 ] 00:27:58.897 --> 00:28:01.130 SOL 48 00:28:11.386 --> 00:28:14.084 SOL 54 00:28:47.909 --> 00:28:49.635 Hey, there. 00:28:59.729 --> 00:29:03.447 The nation was blessed, to have Mark serving in our space program. 00:29:03.472 --> 00:29:05.734 While his lost will be deeply felt, 00:29:05.759 --> 00:29:08.426 the men and women of NASA will soldier forth, 00:29:08.451 --> 00:29:11.768 onward and upward, in the mission of their agency. 00:29:11.793 --> 00:29:16.460 By doing so they honor the legacy Mark's leaving behind. 00:29:16.485 --> 00:29:20.243 To ensure his sacrifice will not be in vain. 00:29:23.023 --> 00:29:27.226 VINCENT KAPOOR DIRECTOR OF MARS MISSIONS, NASA 00:29:36.145 --> 00:29:39.030 I thought you gave a lovely speech, by the way. 00:29:41.404 --> 00:29:44.779 - I need you to authorize my satellite time. - It's not going to happen. 00:29:44.847 --> 00:29:46.768 We're funded for 5 ARES missions. 00:29:46.793 --> 00:29:49.058 I think I can get congress to authorize a 6th. 00:29:49.083 --> 00:29:51.429 Look, ARES 3 evac'd after 18 Sols. 00:29:51.454 --> 00:29:53.662 There's-There's half a mission worth of supplies up there. 00:29:53.687 --> 00:29:56.237 I can sell it at a fraction of the cost of a normal mission. 00:29:56.262 --> 00:29:58.563 And all I have to know is, what's left of our asserts. 00:29:58.588 --> 00:30:00.401 You're not the only one who needs satellite time. 00:30:00.426 --> 00:30:02.529 We got the ARES 4 supply missions coming up. 00:30:02.538 --> 00:30:04.666 We should be focusing on the Schiaparelli crater. 00:30:04.691 --> 00:30:07.235 Okay, we got 12 satellites up there, surely we can spare a few hours. 00:30:07.260 --> 00:30:09.210 It's not about satellite time, Vince. 00:30:09.235 --> 00:30:11.061 We're a public domain organization. 00:30:11.086 --> 00:30:13.046 - We need to be transparent on this. - Okay. 00:30:13.071 --> 00:30:14.873 The second we point the satellites to the Hab, 00:30:14.898 --> 00:30:18.097 I broadcast pictures of Mark Watney's dead body to the world. 00:30:18.122 --> 00:30:19.579 You're afraid of a PR problem? 00:30:19.604 --> 00:30:22.639 Of course I'm afraid of a PR problem. Another mission? 00:30:22.664 --> 00:30:25.232 Congress won't reimburse us for a paper clip 00:30:25.257 --> 00:30:28.475 if I put a dead astronaut out on the front page of the Washington Post. 00:30:28.500 --> 00:30:31.486 He's not going anywhere, Teddy. I mean, he's not... 00:30:31.511 --> 00:30:33.212 he's not going to decompose. 00:30:33.236 --> 00:30:35.082 You know, he's going to be up there forever. 00:30:35.107 --> 00:30:37.741 Meteorology estimates that he'll be covered in sand 00:30:37.766 --> 00:30:39.792 from normal weather activity within a year. 00:30:39.817 --> 00:30:41.704 We can't wait a year, we got work to do. 00:30:41.729 --> 00:30:45.463 ARES 5 won't even launch for 5 years, we've plenty of time. 00:30:45.488 --> 00:30:46.971 Okay. 00:30:47.669 --> 00:30:49.139 Okay. 00:30:49.766 --> 00:30:51.961 Okay, consider this. 00:30:52.655 --> 00:30:54.292 Right now, 00:30:54.317 --> 00:30:56.071 the world is on our side. 00:30:56.096 --> 00:30:58.093 Sympathy for the Watney family. 00:30:58.118 --> 00:31:00.603 ARES 6 can bring his body home 00:31:00.628 --> 00:31:03.426 Now. We don't say that's the purpose of the mission, 00:31:03.451 --> 00:31:05.318 but we make it clear that would be a part of it. 00:31:05.343 --> 00:31:07.068 If we frame it that way. 00:31:07.093 --> 00:31:11.091 More support from congress, but not if we wait a year. 00:31:11.116 --> 00:31:13.820 We wait a year nobody gives a shit. 00:31:28.590 --> 00:31:33.050 MISSION CONTROL, NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEXAS 00:31:33.549 --> 00:31:35.795 01:30 AM 00:31:38.894 --> 00:31:43.257 MINDY PARK SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS, NASA 00:31:43.282 --> 00:31:45.685 INCOMING: VINCENT KAPOOR MESSAGE RECEIVED 00:31:45.710 --> 00:31:47.911 Vincent Kapoor? 00:31:47.936 --> 00:31:50.490 CHECK THESE COORDINATES: LAT : 46° 42' 0" LON : 22° 0' 0" 00:32:00.468 --> 00:32:03.373 ACIDALIA PLANITIA 00:32:09.351 --> 00:32:10.339 SOL 54 00:32:10.364 --> 00:32:11.546 SOL 18 00:32:11.816 --> 00:32:12.863 SOL 18 00:32:12.888 --> 00:32:13.985 SOL 54 00:32:14.367 --> 00:32:15.770 What? 00:32:30.583 --> 00:32:32.018 Hi, security. 00:32:32.043 --> 00:32:33.707 This is Mindy Park in SatCom. 00:32:33.732 --> 00:32:36.852 I need the emergency contact for Vincent Kapoor. 00:32:36.952 --> 00:32:38.675 Yes, him. 00:32:38.947 --> 00:32:41.183 Yes, it's an emergency. 00:32:41.628 --> 00:32:44.556 02:30 AM 00:32:45.830 --> 00:32:49.051 - How sure? - 100% 00:32:49.076 --> 00:32:51.591 You got to be shitting me? 00:32:51.616 --> 00:32:53.445 Prove it to me. 00:32:55.198 --> 00:32:56.705 For a start. 00:32:57.600 --> 00:32:59.796 Solar panels have been cleaned. 00:32:59.821 --> 00:33:01.922 They could've been cleaned by wind. 00:33:01.947 --> 00:33:03.238 Back it up. 00:33:03.263 --> 00:33:04.462 Look at Rover 2. 00:33:04.487 --> 00:33:07.055 According to the logs, Command Lewis took it out, Sol 17, 00:33:07.080 --> 00:33:09.280 plugged it into the Hab to recharge. 00:33:09.304 --> 00:33:10.675 It's been moved. 00:33:10.701 --> 00:33:12.804 She could have forgotten to log the move. 00:33:12.829 --> 00:33:14.093 No. Not likely. 00:33:14.118 --> 00:33:15.441 Why don't we just ask Lewis. 00:33:15.466 --> 00:33:17.394 Let's get on CAPCOM and ask her directly right now. 00:33:17.419 --> 00:33:19.445 No, no. If Watney is really alive, 00:33:19.470 --> 00:33:21.298 we don't want the ARES 3 crew to know. 00:33:21.323 --> 00:33:23.378 How-How can you not tell them? 00:33:23.403 --> 00:33:25.435 They have another 10 months on their trip home. 00:33:25.460 --> 00:33:28.492 Space travel is dangerous, they need to be alert and undistracted. 00:33:28.517 --> 00:33:29.790 But, they already think he's dead. 00:33:29.815 --> 00:33:33.055 And they'd be devastated to find out they left him there alive. 00:33:33.080 --> 00:33:35.444 I'm sorry but you have not thought this through. 00:33:35.469 --> 00:33:37.776 I mean, what- what are we going to say? 00:33:37.801 --> 00:33:41.967 Dear America, remember that astronaut we killed and had a really nice funeral for? 00:33:41.992 --> 00:33:43.766 Turns out he's alive, and we left him on Mars. 00:33:43.791 --> 00:33:46.082 Our bad, sincerely NASA. 00:33:46.107 --> 00:33:49.161 I mean, do you realise the shit storm that's about to hit us? 00:33:49.186 --> 00:33:51.583 How're we going to handle the public. 00:33:51.738 --> 00:33:54.490 Legally, we have 24 hours to release these pictures. 00:33:54.515 --> 00:33:55.929 We release a statement with them. 00:33:55.954 --> 00:33:58.538 We don't want people working it out on their own. 00:33:58.563 --> 00:33:59.654 Yes, sir. 00:33:59.679 --> 00:34:02.064 But, if my math is right, he's going to starve to death 00:34:02.089 --> 00:34:04.341 long before we can help him. 00:34:06.388 --> 00:34:08.994 You can't imagine what he is going through up there. 00:34:09.019 --> 00:34:11.031 I mean, he's 50 million miles away from home. 00:34:11.056 --> 00:34:14.185 He thinks he's totally alone. He thinks we gave up on him. 00:34:14.567 --> 00:34:17.592 And what does that do to a man, psychologically? 00:34:18.923 --> 00:34:21.030 What the hell is he thinking right now? 00:34:21.055 --> 00:34:24.326 [ SOL 54 ] 00:34:24.623 --> 00:34:27.659 I'm definitely going to die up here. 00:34:27.766 --> 00:34:32.248 If I have to listen to anymore goth hop disco music. 00:34:32.273 --> 00:34:36.781 My god, Commander Lewis, couldn't you have packed anything from this century? 00:34:38.654 --> 00:34:40.882 No, I'm not. I'm not going to turn the beat around. 00:34:40.907 --> 00:34:42.926 I refuse to. 00:34:42.951 --> 00:34:45.698 How-How is he alive? 00:34:46.589 --> 00:34:49.790 What attempts have been made to make contact with Mark Watney? 00:34:49.815 --> 00:34:51.451 We're working on it. 00:34:51.476 --> 00:34:53.515 Does he have enough supplies to survive? 00:34:53.540 --> 00:34:55.258 We'll be looking into that. 00:34:55.283 --> 00:34:58.275 What does this say about the agency? Are you going to resign? 00:34:58.300 --> 00:34:59.219 No. 00:34:59.244 --> 00:35:00.365 Director Sanders. 00:35:01.609 --> 00:35:03.744 SOL 70 00:35:04.966 --> 00:35:07.668 It's time to start thinking long term. 00:35:07.693 --> 00:35:10.049 The next NASA mission is ARES 4 00:35:10.074 --> 00:35:13.043 and it's suppose to land at Schiaparelli crater, 00:35:13.068 --> 00:35:15.515 3200 km away. 00:35:15.540 --> 00:35:19.764 32 hundred kilometers. 00:35:19.796 --> 00:35:22.766 In 4 years, when the next ARES crew arrives, 00:35:22.791 --> 00:35:24.668 I'll have to be there. 00:35:24.693 --> 00:35:27.391 Which means I have to get to the crater. 00:35:29.033 --> 00:35:30.952 Okay, so here's the rub. 00:35:30.977 --> 00:35:36.004 I've got 1 working Rover, designed to go a max distance 35 km. 00:35:36.029 --> 00:35:39.758 Before the battery has to be recharge at the Hab. 00:35:39.783 --> 00:35:41.696 That's problem A. 00:35:41.972 --> 00:35:48.840 Problem B, is this journey is going to take me roughly 50 days to complete. 00:35:48.865 --> 00:35:51.594 So, I got to live for 50 days 00:35:51.619 --> 00:35:56.212 inside a Rover with marginal life support, the size of a small van. 00:35:56.314 --> 00:35:57.717 - So. [ SOL 71 ] 00:35:57.742 --> 00:36:01.675 In the face of overwhelming odds, I'm left with only 1 option. 00:36:02.246 --> 00:36:05.823 I'm going to have to science the shit out of this. 00:36:08.520 --> 00:36:10.809 [ SOL 74 ] ROVER2 DASHCAM 00:36:32.169 --> 00:36:35.232 Okay. So, a success. 00:36:39.524 --> 00:36:44.099 I have double my battery life, by scavenging Rover 1. 00:36:44.802 --> 00:36:48.162 But, if I use the heater, 00:36:48.940 --> 00:36:54.048 I will burn through half of my battery every day. 00:36:55.024 --> 00:36:59.519 If I do not use my heater, I will be... 00:36:59.940 --> 00:37:03.287 slowly killed by the laws of Thermodynamics. 00:37:03.312 --> 00:37:07.346 I would love to solve this problem right now, but... 00:37:07.601 --> 00:37:11.558 unfortunately, my balls are frozen. 00:37:13.064 --> 00:37:15.785 I can't. I'm calling it. I'm calling it. 00:37:27.396 --> 00:37:31.214 Good news, I may have a solution to my heating problem. 00:37:31.239 --> 00:37:36.307 Bad news, it involves me digging up the radioisotope thermoelectric generator. 00:37:36.332 --> 00:37:40.398 Now, if I remember my training correctly, One of the lessons was titled: 00:37:40.423 --> 00:37:43.617 Don't dig up the big box of plutonium, Mark. 00:37:43.642 --> 00:37:48.055 I get it, RTGs are good for spacecraft, But if they rupture around humans, 00:37:48.080 --> 00:37:49.277 no more humans. 00:37:49.302 --> 00:37:51.595 Which is why buried it when we arrived. 00:37:51.620 --> 00:37:52.967 And planted that flag, 00:37:52.992 --> 00:37:56.801 so we would never be stupid enough to accidentally go near it again. 00:37:56.826 --> 00:37:59.518 But, as long as I don't break it, 00:38:00.025 --> 00:38:02.725 Elmo did said 'Everything will be fine.', out loud. 00:38:02.750 --> 00:38:05.307 Look, the point is, I'm not cold anymore. 00:38:05.332 --> 00:38:08.037 And sure, I could choose to think about the fact that I'm... 00:38:08.062 --> 00:38:12.586 warm because I have a decaying radioactive isotope riding right behind me, 00:38:12.611 --> 00:38:15.015 But right now I got bigger problems on my hands. 00:38:15.040 --> 00:38:19.723 I've scoured every single data file on Commander Lewis personal drive. 00:38:19.763 --> 00:38:24.865 This is officially the least disco song she owns. 00:38:25.153 --> 00:38:27.762 ♪ Lookin' for some hot stuff, baby this evenin' 00:38:27.787 --> 00:38:32.068 [ SOL 76 ] 00:38:33.235 --> 00:38:37.731 ♪ I want some hot stuff, baby this evenin' 00:38:37.756 --> 00:38:43.609 ♪ Gotta have some hot stuff Gotta have some love tonight 00:38:45.162 --> 00:38:47.803 ♪ I need hot stuff 00:38:49.082 --> 00:38:51.750 ♪ I want some hot stuff 00:38:53.180 --> 00:38:56.512 ♪ I need hot stuff 00:38:58.931 --> 00:39:00.515 - Yeah. - Where is Watney going? 00:39:00.540 --> 00:39:03.110 Well, we believe that he is preparing for a journey. 00:39:03.135 --> 00:39:05.206 He's been conducting incremental test . 00:39:05.231 --> 00:39:08.101 Taking the Rover 2 out for longer and longer trips each time. 00:39:08.126 --> 00:39:09.959 - Sir. - Mr. Kapoor. 00:39:09.984 --> 00:39:10.555 Yep. 00:39:10.580 --> 00:39:13.431 To what end? Why would he leave relative safety of the Hab? 00:39:13.456 --> 00:39:16.485 Well, we think he plans to travel to the Ares 4 launch site, 00:39:16.510 --> 00:39:19.796 in order to make contact with us, but it would be a dangerous gamble. 00:39:19.821 --> 00:39:22.615 But, if we could talk to him, we would tell him to stay put. 00:39:22.640 --> 00:39:27.469 And to trust that we're doing everything in our power to bring him home alive. 00:39:27.494 --> 00:39:29.525 - Thank you very much. - Sir, one more question. 00:39:29.550 --> 00:39:31.453 - Vincent. - Mr. Kapoor. 00:39:31.820 --> 00:39:33.918 Don't say 'Bring him home alive', Vincent. 00:39:33.943 --> 00:39:36.155 You know what, these interviews aren't easy. 00:39:36.180 --> 00:39:39.754 So, God forbid, I try to say something proactive and positive. 00:39:39.779 --> 00:39:40.695 Annie! 00:39:40.720 --> 00:39:43.279 No more Vincent on TV. Copy that. 00:39:43.304 --> 00:39:46.799 76 kilometers. Am I reading that right? 00:39:46.824 --> 00:39:48.273 Are you asking me? 00:39:48.298 --> 00:39:49.323 I am. 00:39:49.348 --> 00:39:50.651 Yes, sir. 00:39:50.676 --> 00:39:53.775 Mark drove 2 hours straight away from the Hab, 00:39:53.800 --> 00:39:55.712 Did a short EVA and then drove for another 2. 00:39:55.737 --> 00:39:58.655 We think the EVA was to change batteries. 00:39:58.680 --> 00:40:01.571 He didn't load up the oxygenator or the water reclaimer? 00:40:01.596 --> 00:40:03.996 Every 41 hours, there is a 17 minute gap. 00:40:04.021 --> 00:40:06.533 It's just the way the orbits works, so... 00:40:06.558 --> 00:40:09.356 it's possible that we missed something. 00:40:09.381 --> 00:40:11.363 I want that gap down to 4 minutes? 00:40:11.388 --> 00:40:15.608 I'm giving you total authority over satellite trajectories and orbital adjustments. 00:40:15.633 --> 00:40:17.293 Make it happen. 00:40:17.318 --> 00:40:18.695 Okay. 00:40:18.720 --> 00:40:20.746 Let's assume Ms. Park didn't miss anything. 00:40:20.771 --> 00:40:24.531 So, Mark is not going to Ares 4, yet, 00:40:24.556 --> 00:40:27.948 But he's smart enough to figure out that is his only chance. 00:40:27.973 --> 00:40:30.916 Bruce, what's the earliest we can get a pre-supply there? 00:40:30.941 --> 00:40:33.968 Well, with the positions of Earth and Mars, 00:40:33.993 --> 00:40:36.151 - It'll take 9 months. BRUCE NG Director, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 00:40:36.176 --> 00:40:38.708 And it'll takes 6 months to build them in the first place. 00:40:38.733 --> 00:40:40.228 3 months. 00:40:40.253 --> 00:40:41.279 3? 00:40:41.304 --> 00:40:43.724 You're going to say it's impossible, and them I'm going to make a speech 00:40:43.749 --> 00:40:46.512 about the abiding capabilities of the JPL team, 00:40:46.537 --> 00:40:49.140 And then you're going to do the math in your head, And say something 00:40:49.165 --> 00:40:51.111 like, "The overtime alone will be a nightmare." 00:40:51.136 --> 00:40:53.155 The overtime alone will be a nightmare. 00:40:53.180 --> 00:40:56.281 Get started. I'll find you the money. 00:40:56.306 --> 00:40:58.649 - We need to tell the crew. MITCH Henderson, HERMES FLIGHT DIRECTOR, NASA 00:40:58.674 --> 00:41:01.655 - Mitch, we've discussed this. - No, you discussed this. 00:41:01.680 --> 00:41:05.152 I'm the one who decides what's best for the crew. 00:41:06.306 --> 00:41:08.351 They deserve to know. 00:41:09.056 --> 00:41:11.054 Once there's a real rescue plan, we'll tell them. 00:41:11.079 --> 00:41:12.823 Otherwise, it's moot. 00:41:12.848 --> 00:41:15.106 Bruce has 3 months to get the payload done. 00:41:15.131 --> 00:41:17.425 That's all that matters right now. 00:41:17.450 --> 00:41:19.071 We will do our best. 00:41:19.096 --> 00:41:21.565 Mark dies if you don't. 00:41:21.590 --> 00:41:23.015 SOL 79 00:41:23.040 --> 00:41:26.466 It's been 48 Sols since I planted the potatoes, so... 00:41:26.491 --> 00:41:28.842 Now it's time to reap and re-sow. 00:41:28.867 --> 00:41:31.246 They grew even better than I expected. 00:41:31.271 --> 00:41:34.789 I now have 400 healthy potato plants. 00:41:34.814 --> 00:41:38.049 I dug them up being careful to leave their plants alive. 00:41:38.074 --> 00:41:42.215 The smaller ones are reseed, the larger ones are my food supply. 00:41:42.240 --> 00:41:45.935 All natural, organic, Martian grown potatoes. 00:41:45.960 --> 00:41:48.354 You don't hear that everyday, do you? 00:41:48.916 --> 00:41:50.690 And by the way, none of this matter at all 00:41:50.715 --> 00:41:54.477 If I can't figure out a way to make contact with NASA. 00:42:04.335 --> 00:42:06.490 CHRYSE PLANITIA 00:42:10.670 --> 00:42:14.514 [ SOL 79 ] 00:42:15.531 --> 00:42:17.558 I know what I'm going to do. 00:42:45.609 --> 00:42:47.007 Oh, he's moving again. 00:42:47.032 --> 00:42:49.547 Where the hell is he going? 00:42:49.572 --> 00:42:51.969 He hasn't change course for 13 days. 00:42:51.994 --> 00:42:54.383 He's no where near the Ares 4. 00:42:54.408 --> 00:42:56.068 Problem is he's not taking a direct route. 00:42:56.093 --> 00:43:00.507 I mean, he might be trying to avoid some obstacle. 00:43:00.532 --> 00:43:02.215 What obstacle? 00:43:02.240 --> 00:43:05.847 It's Acidalia Planitia. There is nothing out there except the... 00:43:07.988 --> 00:43:09.419 What? 00:43:12.572 --> 00:43:14.448 I need a map. 00:43:15.602 --> 00:43:18.727 Okay. Okay. 00:43:20.831 --> 00:43:22.237 Yeah. 00:43:22.680 --> 00:43:23.906 Hey. Come on, man. What's are you doing? 00:43:23.931 --> 00:43:26.507 It's alright. It's alright. Can I borrow this? 00:43:26.532 --> 00:43:28.929 Okay. So, where's the Hab location? 00:43:28.954 --> 00:43:31.539 31.2° north, 28.5° West. 00:43:31.564 --> 00:43:33.574 Okay. And, where is Watney? 00:43:33.599 --> 00:43:36.094 Uh. There. 00:43:36.119 --> 00:43:37.528 Okay. 00:43:38.260 --> 00:43:40.160 Okay, okay. 00:43:43.318 --> 00:43:46.444 Okay. I know where he's going. 00:43:46.469 --> 00:43:48.575 I need to get on an airplane. 00:43:52.677 --> 00:43:55.099 [ SOL 94 ] WATNEY > SUITCAM 00:44:10.900 --> 00:44:14.260 JPL Jet Propulsion Laboratory 00:44:14.285 --> 00:44:17.770 Hi, nice to meet you. Please follow me. 00:44:18.472 --> 00:44:20.465 The Jet Propulsion Laboratory PASADENA, California 00:44:20.490 --> 00:44:23.323 - Vincent. How are you? - Good to see you. 00:44:23.356 --> 00:44:26.391 - Good flight? - Uh. Yeah. 00:44:26.632 --> 00:44:29.785 It's in storage, just around the corner. 00:45:03.424 --> 00:45:04.939 Hey, Vincent, nice to see you. 00:45:04.964 --> 00:45:05.983 Nice to see you. 00:45:06.008 --> 00:45:08.439 What are the chances Mark can get it working again? 00:45:08.464 --> 00:45:12.147 It's hard to say. We lost contact in 97'. 00:45:12.172 --> 00:45:14.483 We think it was battery failure. 00:45:14.507 --> 00:45:18.040 But I like to point out, it last 3 times longer than we expected. 00:45:18.065 --> 00:45:19.654 Hey. Nobody is criticizing JPL's work, Bruce. 00:45:19.679 --> 00:45:21.655 I just need to speak with everybody that was here in 97'. 00:45:21.680 --> 00:45:23.751 Don't worry, they're here. Guys. 00:45:23.776 --> 00:45:27.185 I would like to introduce, Vincent Kapoor, Director of the Mars missions, NASA. 00:45:27.210 --> 00:45:29.023 - This is our current team, - Morning. 00:45:29.048 --> 00:45:31.787 - and original project members. - How ya doing? Alright? 00:45:47.132 --> 00:45:48.610 - Is this the replica. - This is her. 00:45:48.635 --> 00:45:50.808 Okay. Let's see it. 00:45:51.523 --> 00:45:53.518 Pathfinder. 00:45:58.424 --> 00:46:00.231 Pathfinder. 00:46:20.769 --> 00:46:22.877 SOL 109 00:47:10.744 --> 00:47:12.935 Come on. Come on. 00:47:33.460 --> 00:47:36.137 Holy shit. Okay. 00:47:36.162 --> 00:47:39.711 Broadcasting Status. Listening for telemetry signal. 00:47:40.702 --> 00:47:43.935 Okay. Signal acquired. 00:47:44.475 --> 00:47:45.922 - Alright. - Okay. 00:47:45.947 --> 00:47:47.519 Camera. 00:47:51.852 --> 00:47:54.249 [≡camera≡] 00:48:36.489 --> 00:48:38.237 Incoming. 00:48:40.080 --> 00:48:43.304 Are you receiving me? 00:48:43.631 --> 00:48:46.776 Yes. No. 00:48:47.549 --> 00:48:50.063 Okay. Point the camera, yes. 00:48:50.088 --> 00:48:52.498 32 minutes round trip communication time. 00:48:52.523 --> 00:48:54.342 All he can do is ask, yes, no, questions. 00:48:54.367 --> 00:48:56.101 All we can do is to point the camera. 00:48:56.126 --> 00:48:59.042 This won't exactly be an Algonquin Round Table of snappy repartee. 00:48:59.067 --> 00:49:00.764 - Are you kidding me? - Tim. Tim. 00:49:00.789 --> 00:49:03.311 - Just point the camera. - Roger that. 00:49:03.336 --> 00:49:05.948 Pointing the camera. 00:49:16.754 --> 00:49:18.238 Woo! 00:49:20.225 --> 00:49:21.781 Yes! 00:49:22.765 --> 00:49:24.284 Yes! 00:49:25.181 --> 00:49:27.391 So, here's the rub. [ SOL 109 ] 00:49:27.416 --> 00:49:32.868 Somehow, we have to have complex astrophysical engineering conversations. 00:49:32.893 --> 00:49:39.147 Using nothing but a still frame camera, from 1996. 00:49:41.664 --> 00:49:43.340 Luckily 00:49:44.788 --> 00:49:47.319 The camera does spin. 00:49:47.344 --> 00:49:49.670 So, I can make an alphabet. 00:49:49.742 --> 00:49:51.579 It can't be our alphabet. 00:49:51.604 --> 00:49:56.471 26 characters plus a question card and a 360 gives us 13 degrees of arc. 00:49:56.496 --> 00:49:58.043 That's way too narrow. 00:49:58.068 --> 00:50:00.965 I'll never know where the camera is pointing at. 00:50:13.149 --> 00:50:15.216 Hexadecimal. 00:50:18.798 --> 00:50:20.846 Hexadecimals to the rescue. 00:50:20.871 --> 00:50:24.712 I figured one of you guys would kept an ASCII table lying around, 00:50:24.737 --> 00:50:25.954 I was right. 00:50:25.979 --> 00:50:30.363 Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Super nerd, Beth Johanssen. 00:50:30.388 --> 00:50:33.555 Who also have copies of Zork II 00:50:33.580 --> 00:50:37.382 and Leather Goddesses of Phobos on her personal laptop. 00:50:37.764 --> 00:50:39.150 Seriously, Johanssen. 00:50:39.156 --> 00:50:42.115 Who thought this Miss Sonian of loneliness, 00:50:42.140 --> 00:50:43.375 Not that I'm complaining. 00:50:43.400 --> 00:50:46.361 - Yes! - Who am I to talk about loneliness? 00:51:06.491 --> 00:51:09.217 I know where he's going with this. 00:51:11.051 --> 00:51:12.454 Alright. 00:51:29.943 --> 00:51:31.573 That's it. 00:51:56.640 --> 00:51:58.907 F, O. 00:51:58.932 --> 00:52:01.438 7, W. 00:52:08.862 --> 00:52:14.985 HOW ALIVE? 00:52:18.986 --> 00:52:20.764 Vincent. Vincent. 00:52:20.789 --> 00:52:22.298 Wake up. 00:52:26.409 --> 00:52:27.936 I'M OKAY 00:52:27.961 --> 00:52:30.487 IMPALED BY ANTENNA BIOMONITOR DESTROYED 00:52:30.512 --> 00:52:33.701 CREW HAD REASON TO THINK ME DEAD NOT THEIR FAULT 00:52:33.726 --> 00:52:36.405 Now that we can have more complicated conversations, 00:52:36.430 --> 00:52:40.423 The smart people at NASA have sent me instructions on how to hack the Rover 00:52:40.448 --> 00:52:42.961 so that it can talk to Pathfinder. 00:52:42.986 --> 00:52:45.848 If I hack, a tiny bit of code, just 20 instructions 00:52:45.873 --> 00:52:47.565 in the Rover's operating system, 00:52:47.590 --> 00:52:52.016 NASA can link the Rover to Pathfinder's broadcasting frequency 00:52:52.041 --> 00:52:54.084 and we're in business. 00:53:08.096 --> 00:53:09.319 Mark, 00:53:09.344 --> 00:53:11.480 this is Vincent Kapoor. 00:53:11.586 --> 00:53:15.505 We've been watching you since SOL54. 00:53:16.102 --> 00:53:19.165 The whole world is rooting for you. 00:53:19.273 --> 00:53:22.897 Amazing job, getting Pathfinder. 00:53:22.922 --> 00:53:25.346 We're working on rescue plans. 00:53:25.371 --> 00:53:28.528 Meantime, we're putting together a supply mission 00:53:28.553 --> 00:53:34.545 to keep you fed until Ares 4 arrives. 00:53:53.113 --> 00:53:56.172 Glad to hear it. 00:54:01.194 --> 00:54:02.551 Okay. 00:54:02.576 --> 00:54:06.531 Glad to hear it. Really looking forward to not dying. 00:54:06.877 --> 00:54:08.448 - Oh. - Whoa. 00:54:08.473 --> 00:54:09.984 Yeah! 00:54:14.108 --> 00:54:17.451 How's the crew? 00:54:17.697 --> 00:54:18.897 How's the crew? 00:54:18.922 --> 00:54:22.318 What did they say when they found out I was alive? 00:54:38.304 --> 00:54:42.356 RU receiving? Mark. 00:54:43.022 --> 00:54:45.598 Guys, can we get some space, please. 00:54:45.939 --> 00:54:48.018 - Me? - Yeah, you. 00:54:48.049 --> 00:54:50.042 Just give me a second. 00:54:55.928 --> 00:54:57.688 You should tell him. 00:55:06.104 --> 00:55:12.923 We haven't told the crew you are alive yet. 00:55:13.401 --> 00:55:18.467 We need them to concentrate on the mission. 00:55:27.500 --> 00:55:29.031 (What?) 00:55:30.720 --> 00:55:32.664 (What the fuck!) 00:55:33.785 --> 00:55:35.803 (What the fuck!) 00:55:42.332 --> 00:55:43.728 He says. 00:55:43.753 --> 00:55:45.210 They don't know I'm alive? 00:55:45.238 --> 00:55:47.017 What the F* word. 00:55:47.043 --> 00:55:50.938 F* word in gerund form. F* word again, is wrong with you? 00:55:52.508 --> 00:55:56.287 Mark, please watch your language. 00:55:56.288 --> 00:56:03.155 Everything you type is being broadcast live all over the world. 00:56:05.106 --> 00:56:06.514 Yeah? 00:56:14.501 --> 00:56:16.443 Oh, my God. 00:56:18.133 --> 00:56:21.667 Yes, sir. He's under a tremendous amount of stress. 00:56:22.754 --> 00:56:24.758 I understand. We're working on it. 00:56:24.783 --> 00:56:26.744 I'm sure he didn't mean what he said. 00:56:26.769 --> 00:56:28.836 Thank you, Mr. President. 00:56:30.264 --> 00:56:31.639 Problem is, Mark's right. 00:56:31.640 --> 00:56:34.095 The longer we wait, The worse it's going to get. 00:56:34.096 --> 00:56:35.471 We need to tell the crew. 00:56:35.472 --> 00:56:38.045 You're bringing this up while Vincent is in Pasadena 00:56:38.070 --> 00:56:39.545 so he can't argue the other side. 00:56:39.570 --> 00:56:41.559 I shouldn't have to answer to Vincent. 00:56:41.584 --> 00:56:43.547 Or anyone else. 00:56:45.236 --> 00:56:47.215 It's time, Teddy. 00:56:50.025 --> 00:56:54.610 THE HERMES 4 MONTHS SINCE MARS DEPARTURE 00:57:10.770 --> 00:57:12.433 Commander Lewis? 00:57:12.458 --> 00:57:14.157 Go ahead. 00:57:14.443 --> 00:57:16.920 Data dump is almost complete. 00:57:16.945 --> 00:57:19.384 Copy that. On my way. 00:57:31.924 --> 00:57:33.358 You're in a hurry. 00:57:33.383 --> 00:57:36.816 Yeah. My son turned 3 yesterday. 00:57:36.841 --> 00:57:39.175 Should be pictures of the party. 00:57:49.551 --> 00:57:54.530 Got a batch of personals. Dispatching them to your laptop now. 00:57:54.555 --> 00:57:58.130 I don't need to read, Vogel, weird German fetish e-mails. 00:57:58.156 --> 00:57:59.686 They're telemetry updates. 00:57:59.711 --> 00:58:01.610 Hey, whatever does it for you, man. 00:58:01.635 --> 00:58:02.737 TO : ALL CREW VIDEO FILE : RECEIVED 00:58:02.762 --> 00:58:06.525 Oh, there's a video message. It's-It's address to the whole crew. 00:58:06.550 --> 00:58:08.987 Play it. Come on, guys. 00:58:09.012 --> 00:58:11.959 I want to get in on that that telemetry action. 00:58:14.550 --> 00:58:18.131 Hi, hello. It's Mitch, Mitch Henderson. 00:58:18.156 --> 00:58:20.062 I have some news. 00:58:20.087 --> 00:58:23.120 There's no subtle way to put this. 00:58:23.366 --> 00:58:25.222 Mark Watney is still alive. 00:58:25.247 --> 00:58:27.073 Oh my God. 00:58:27.501 --> 00:58:29.066 I know that's a surprise. 00:58:29.091 --> 00:58:31.564 And I know you'll have a lot of questions. 00:58:31.589 --> 00:58:33.267 But here are the basics. 00:58:33.292 --> 00:58:36.839 He's alive and he's healthy. 00:58:36.864 --> 00:58:41.833 We... We found out 2 months ago and... decided not to tell you. 00:58:41.858 --> 00:58:42.940 - What? - 2 months? 00:58:42.965 --> 00:58:44.046 Oh my god. 00:58:44.071 --> 00:58:46.415 I was strongly against that decision. 00:58:46.440 --> 00:58:49.369 We are telling you now, because... 00:58:49.394 --> 00:58:52.092 we finally have communication with him. 00:58:52.117 --> 00:58:54.833 and a viable rescue plan. 00:58:55.176 --> 00:58:59.017 We'll get you a write up of what happened. A full write up of everything. 00:58:59.042 --> 00:59:00.705 But it's not your fault. 00:59:00.730 --> 00:59:04.088 Mark stresses that everytime it comes up. 00:59:04.532 --> 00:59:07.301 So... Yeah. 00:59:08.888 --> 00:59:11.463 Take some time to absorb this. 00:59:11.493 --> 00:59:16.045 And... send all the questions you want, we'll answer. 00:59:17.072 --> 00:59:18.888 Alright, Henderson out. 00:59:18.913 --> 00:59:21.124 Holy shit. He's alive. 00:59:21.620 --> 00:59:22.771 I left him behind. 00:59:22.796 --> 00:59:23.893 - No. - No. 00:59:23.918 --> 00:59:25.834 We all left together. 00:59:25.859 --> 00:59:28.263 You were following orders. 00:59:31.234 --> 00:59:33.398 I left him behind. 00:59:41.695 --> 00:59:42.730 SOL 128 00:59:42.755 --> 00:59:45.879 So, now that NASA can talk to me, they won't shut up. 00:59:45.904 --> 00:59:48.863 They want constant updates on every Hab system, 00:59:48.888 --> 00:59:52.751 and they've a room full of people trying to micromanage my crops. 00:59:52.776 --> 00:59:54.869 Which is awesome. 00:59:54.927 --> 00:59:57.033 Look, I mean, I don't mean to sound arrogant or anything, 00:59:57.058 --> 01:00:02.690 But I am the greatest botanist on this planet, so... 01:00:03.329 --> 01:00:06.631 Oh, one big bonus to this communication with NASA again 01:00:06.656 --> 01:00:08.142 is the e-mail, I'm getting them again. 01:00:08.167 --> 01:00:10.792 A big data dump. It's like when I was on the Hermes. 01:00:10.817 --> 01:00:12.832 I even got one from the President. 01:00:12.857 --> 01:00:15.267 The coolest one now. The coolest one I got 01:00:15.268 --> 01:00:18.379 was from the University of Chicago, where I Alma mater. 01:00:18.404 --> 01:00:21.071 They said that, once you grow crops somewhere, 01:00:21.096 --> 01:00:23.800 You officially "colonized" it. 01:00:23.801 --> 01:00:26.740 So, technically, 01:00:27.328 --> 01:00:29.649 I colonized Mars. 01:00:33.448 --> 01:00:36.157 In your face, Neil Armstrong. 01:00:36.158 --> 01:00:38.255 Oh, another news. There's been a request 01:00:38.280 --> 01:00:42.548 for me to post for a photograph on my next transmission. 01:00:42.994 --> 01:00:47.367 I am trying to figure out whether I should go with high school senior, 01:00:47.399 --> 01:00:50.664 or coquettish ingenue. 01:00:50.714 --> 01:00:55.754 But, I'm not really sure how that's going to look with my spacesuit on. 01:01:21.380 --> 01:01:23.439 Yeahhh. 01:01:25.051 --> 01:01:26.351 What's he doing? 01:01:26.376 --> 01:01:28.947 I asked for a photo, and what, he's the the Fonz? 01:01:28.972 --> 01:01:30.839 Just be grateful we got you something, Annie. 01:01:30.840 --> 01:01:32.793 I can't use this, Vincent, and you know that. 01:01:32.818 --> 01:01:34.395 I need a picture of his face. 01:01:34.420 --> 01:01:35.861 Well, I can tell him to take off his helmet, 01:01:35.886 --> 01:01:38.004 But then he, you know, die. 01:01:38.029 --> 01:01:39.184 So. 01:01:39.209 --> 01:01:41.852 We'll release the photo and we'll detail the rescue operation. 01:01:41.877 --> 01:01:44.907 I want to announce we're launching some supplies to him next year 01:01:44.928 --> 01:01:46.963 during the Hohmann Transfer Window. 01:01:46.988 --> 01:01:49.023 Bruce, your team still on schedule? 01:01:49.048 --> 01:01:51.420 It will be tight, but we'll make it. 01:01:51.445 --> 01:01:55.666 9 months travel time, that puts the probe to Mars on Sol 868. 01:01:55.691 --> 01:01:57.463 Did we get the Botany team's analysis? 01:01:57.488 --> 01:02:01.091 Yeah. They estimate Mark's crops will last till Sol 912. 01:02:01.116 --> 01:02:03.865 They grudgingly admit that he's-he's doing a great work. 01:02:03.890 --> 01:02:04.971 Grudgingly? 01:02:04.972 --> 01:02:07.192 Well, yeah. Mark has the tendency to tell them to have sex with themselves 01:02:07.217 --> 01:02:09.440 whenever they question one of his decisions. 01:02:09.465 --> 01:02:12.548 Get him online, Vincent. We can't afford any miscommunication. 01:02:12.573 --> 01:02:13.804 I hate this margin. 01:02:13.829 --> 01:02:18.425 912 Sols worth of food, we get there in 868. 01:02:18.661 --> 01:02:21.337 That's assuming nothing goes wrong. 01:02:40.548 --> 01:02:43.511 [SOL 134] 01:02:43.536 --> 01:02:45.265 HAB > AIRLOCK 01:02:45.290 --> 01:02:47.630 [ MALFUNCTION ] PRESSURIZING 01:02:51.215 --> 01:02:52.467 Aw! 01:02:52.794 --> 01:02:54.234 Aww! 01:03:06.442 --> 01:03:09.037 SUIT BREACH DETECTED 01:03:16.560 --> 01:03:19.456 OXYGEN LEVEL CRITICAL 01:03:19.620 --> 01:03:20.837 7.4 TEMPERATURE 14.0 % OXYGEN 01:03:20.862 --> 01:03:22.930 6.6 TEMPERATURE 13.5 % OXYGEN 01:03:32.740 --> 01:03:35.832 OXYGEN LEVEL : 10% 01:03:50.056 --> 01:03:53.350 OXYGEN LEVEL : 5% 01:04:02.120 --> 01:04:04.924 SUIT PRESSURE STABLE 01:06:00.090 --> 01:06:02.414 PRESSURE STABLE. 01:06:35.550 --> 01:06:36.433 GONE! 01:06:36.458 --> 01:06:39.094 Gone! Gone, gone, gone! 01:06:57.502 --> 01:06:59.493 Crops are dead. 01:06:59.518 --> 01:07:01.808 Complete loss of pressure boiled off most of the water. 01:07:01.833 --> 01:07:05.006 Any bacteria that survived died in the subzero temperatures 01:07:05.031 --> 01:07:07.107 when exposed to Mar's atmosphere. 01:07:07.108 --> 01:07:09.171 How long has he have? 01:07:10.103 --> 01:07:14.137 Oh. He can still eat the potatoes he has, he just can't grow anymore, so... 01:07:14.162 --> 01:07:17.050 Give him... 200 Sols. 01:07:17.075 --> 01:07:20.818 Rations give him to what? Sol 409? 01:07:20.843 --> 01:07:23.023 So, with potatoes, 609. 01:07:23.024 --> 01:07:25.815 So, by Sol 868, he'll be long dead. 01:07:25.816 --> 01:07:27.855 We're going to have to launch as soon as possible, 01:07:27.880 --> 01:07:30.460 which changes our travel time. 01:07:30.728 --> 01:07:32.761 Yeah, we're working on it. 01:07:33.280 --> 01:07:37.473 Preliminary estimates call for a 414 day trip. 01:07:37.916 --> 01:07:40.207 It's Sol 135 now. 01:07:40.208 --> 01:07:43.549 We need 13 days to mount the boosters, perform inspections 01:07:43.574 --> 01:07:47.139 which gives Bruce and his team 01:07:47.164 --> 01:07:49.938 47 days to make this probe. 01:07:50.727 --> 01:07:54.235 I'll let you call Bruce. Give him the news. 01:07:57.090 --> 01:07:58.697 Okay. 01:08:00.111 --> 01:08:04.427 I'm... I'm going to need a change of clothes. 01:08:07.700 --> 01:08:10.855 SOL 136 01:08:12.480 --> 01:08:14.488 Dear Mark, 01:08:14.884 --> 01:08:19.984 Apparently, NASA's letting us talk to you now. 01:08:20.909 --> 01:08:24.964 And I, drew the short straw. 01:08:27.980 --> 01:08:32.100 Sorry we left you behind on Mars, 01:08:32.125 --> 01:08:35.363 but we just don't like you. 01:08:36.741 --> 01:08:42.539 Also, it's a lot roomier on the Hermes without you. 01:08:42.564 --> 01:08:46.499 We have to take turns doing your tasks, 01:08:46.524 --> 01:08:50.703 but, I mean, it's only botany. 01:08:51.347 --> 01:08:52.740 It's (not real science.) 01:08:52.765 --> 01:08:54.765 Oh, Jesus. 01:08:55.988 --> 01:08:58.000 How's Mars? 01:09:01.650 --> 01:09:06.363 Dear Martinez, Mars is fine. 01:09:06.388 --> 01:09:09.323 I accidentally blew up the Hab, 01:09:09.348 --> 01:09:16.571 but unfortunately all of Commander Lewis' disco music still survived. 01:09:16.596 --> 01:09:21.152 but unfortunately all of Commander Lewis' disco music still survived. 01:09:21.310 --> 01:09:26.615 Every day I go outside and look at the vast horizons. 01:09:26.640 --> 01:09:30.394 Every day I go outside and look at the vast horizons. 01:09:30.419 --> 01:09:32.486 Just because I can. 01:09:32.511 --> 01:09:34.842 Just because I can. 01:09:34.867 --> 01:09:39.052 Tell the others I said hello. 01:09:40.837 --> 01:09:42.645 Will do, buddy. 01:11:12.190 --> 01:11:14.402 PRESSURE STABLE. 01:11:53.902 --> 01:11:56.363 5, 10, 01:11:56.388 --> 01:12:00.299 15, 20, 30, 35, 01:12:00.680 --> 01:12:02.232 40. 01:12:02.669 --> 01:12:04.508 52. 01:12:21.143 --> 01:12:25.131 JET PROPULSION LABORATORY PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 01:12:32.749 --> 01:12:34.217 Rich. 01:12:35.287 --> 01:12:36.454 Rich. 01:12:36.479 --> 01:12:37.726 Wake up. 01:12:37.751 --> 01:12:40.031 RICH PURNELL ASTRODYNAMICS 01:12:40.032 --> 01:12:42.403 Sorry, but they're asking for the probe courses. 01:12:42.428 --> 01:12:44.055 What time is it? 01:12:44.080 --> 01:12:46.637 It's... 03:42 01:12:51.542 --> 01:12:53.879 I know we're coming at this backwards, 01:12:53.904 --> 01:12:57.753 but we can't commit to a firm launch date with this many unknowns. 01:12:58.288 --> 01:12:59.894 It's alright. 01:13:00.167 --> 01:13:02.963 All 25 models for launch will take 414 days to reach the Mars. 01:13:02.988 --> 01:13:04.754 They varies slightly in thrust duration and 01:13:04.779 --> 01:13:07.490 fuel requirement isn't nearly as identical. 01:13:07.933 --> 01:13:09.863 Not a good time to launch, is it? 01:13:09.864 --> 01:13:13.025 Yeah. Earth and Mars are really badly positioned. 01:13:13.050 --> 01:13:15.873 Heck, it'd almost be easier if you... 01:13:17.729 --> 01:13:19.725 Almost easier to what? 01:13:20.314 --> 01:13:22.224 I need more coffee. 01:13:23.780 --> 01:13:26.188 - Are you alright? - It's fine. 01:13:30.558 --> 01:13:32.726 Almost easier to what? 01:13:43.521 --> 01:13:46.206 You do understand I'm your boss, right? 01:13:46.483 --> 01:13:47.925 Uh-huh. 01:13:51.188 --> 01:13:55.425 Alright. Let's ask the very very expensive question. 01:13:55.575 --> 01:13:57.261 Is the probe going to be ready on time? 01:13:57.286 --> 01:13:59.294 - We are behind. - Give me a number. 01:13:59.319 --> 01:14:02.353 15 days. 15 days and I can get it done. 01:14:02.378 --> 01:14:05.739 Alright, let's create 15 days. 13 days to mount the probe. 01:14:05.740 --> 01:14:07.071 Can we reduce? 01:14:07.096 --> 01:14:09.447 It actually takes 3 days to mount the probe. 01:14:09.448 --> 01:14:11.392 And we can get it down to 2, right? 01:14:11.417 --> 01:14:12.967 I can get it down to 2. 01:14:12.992 --> 01:14:14.815 10 days are for tests and inspections. 01:14:14.840 --> 01:14:17.945 How often do those inspections reveal a problem? 01:14:18.162 --> 01:14:20.331 Are you suggesting we don't do the inspections? 01:14:20.356 --> 01:14:22.815 Right now, I'm asking how often they reveal a problem? 01:14:22.840 --> 01:14:24.043 1 in 20. 01:14:24.068 --> 01:14:25.731 But that's grounds for countdown halt. 01:14:25.756 --> 01:14:26.963 We can't take that chance. 01:14:26.964 --> 01:14:30.215 Anyone else know a safer way to buy more time? 01:14:33.871 --> 01:14:36.287 Dr. Keller, stretch Watney's rations 4 more days. 01:14:36.312 --> 01:14:38.404 He's not going to like it, but that will get us to 15. 01:14:38.440 --> 01:14:40.395 - And we'll cancel the inspections. - Teddy. 01:14:40.420 --> 01:14:42.588 - Sir, If that ever got out. - It's on me. 01:14:42.613 --> 01:14:43.971 You got your 2 weeks. 01:14:43.996 --> 01:14:45.831 Get it done! 01:14:46.380 --> 01:14:50.437 So, now, I have to hold out until the probe gets here with more food. 01:14:50.462 --> 01:14:53.087 You want to see what minimum calorie count looks like? 01:14:53.088 --> 01:14:54.689 Standard issue ration. 01:14:54.714 --> 01:14:58.855 But instead of 3 of these every 1 day, 01:14:58.880 --> 01:15:03.464 I'm now eating 1 of these every 3 days. 01:15:04.224 --> 01:15:06.687 And now they've asked me... 01:15:07.130 --> 01:15:08.632 to do that. 01:15:08.657 --> 01:15:11.360 [SOL 154] HAB > KITCHEN 01:15:13.064 --> 01:15:14.716 The point is, 01:15:15.688 --> 01:15:19.079 stretch the rations 4 more days. 01:15:19.725 --> 01:15:22.019 These are real dick punch. 01:15:23.499 --> 01:15:25.121 I'm... 01:15:25.458 --> 01:15:28.860 I'm going to dip this potato in some crashed vitacarn. 01:15:29.891 --> 01:15:32.901 And there's nobody who can stop me. 01:15:42.309 --> 01:15:45.946 It has been 7 days since I ran out of ketchup. 01:15:48.892 --> 01:15:52.255 JET PROPULSION LABORATORY IRIS PROBE 01:15:52.576 --> 01:15:54.497 4 WEEKS LATER 01:15:57.541 --> 01:15:59.556 Up. Up, up. 01:16:00.272 --> 01:16:01.744 Come up here. 01:16:01.769 --> 01:16:03.480 . 01:16:03.517 --> 01:16:07.728 CAPE CANAVERAL IRIS PROBE LAUNCH 01:16:08.872 --> 01:16:11.911 This is the Flight Director (Flight). Begin launch status check. 01:16:11.912 --> 01:16:14.663 Roger that, Flight. Beginning launch status check. 01:16:14.664 --> 01:16:16.924 Do you believe in god, Vincent? 01:16:18.061 --> 01:16:19.541 Yeah. 01:16:19.964 --> 01:16:24.288 Yeah. My father was a Hindu, My mother's a Baptist, so, yeah. 01:16:24.314 --> 01:16:26.379 I believe in several. 01:16:28.440 --> 01:16:30.441 We'll take all the help we can get. 01:16:30.466 --> 01:16:32.364 Launch status check complete. 01:16:32.389 --> 01:16:33.895 This is Flight. 01:16:33.896 --> 01:16:35.563 We are go for launch. 01:16:35.564 --> 01:16:36.708 Proceeding with the count. 01:16:36.733 --> 01:16:37.816 10. 01:16:37.841 --> 01:16:39.687 9, 8, 01:16:39.688 --> 01:16:41.238 7, 6, 01:16:41.263 --> 01:16:42.731 Main engines start. 01:16:42.732 --> 01:16:44.709 4, 3, 01:16:44.734 --> 01:16:45.745 - 2, - Ignition. 01:16:45.770 --> 01:16:47.141 1. 01:16:47.980 --> 01:16:49.750 Liftoff. 01:16:51.661 --> 01:16:53.504 Good thrust. 01:16:57.024 --> 01:16:59.248 Performance is normal. 01:17:12.235 --> 01:17:14.493 The payload is giving good data. 01:17:15.467 --> 01:17:18.701 She's rock solid at this point, Flight. PTC looks good. 01:17:18.726 --> 01:17:20.470 - My god. - Yes! 01:17:20.495 --> 01:17:22.910 - Yoo hoo! - Yeah. 01:17:27.252 --> 01:17:30.222 We have an extra TDCS duration. 01:17:30.247 --> 01:17:32.495 We're getting a little shimmy, Flight. 01:17:32.883 --> 01:17:34.431 Say again? 01:17:34.669 --> 01:17:37.031 We're getting a very large precession. 01:17:37.056 --> 01:17:38.694 Are we good? 01:17:39.348 --> 01:17:40.776 Flight, it's hitting the red line. 01:17:40.801 --> 01:17:44.384 Spinning on the long axis with a 17° precession. 01:17:44.685 --> 01:17:46.434 Launch, what's happening? 01:17:46.459 --> 01:17:48.739 Force on Iris is at 7 g's. 01:17:48.764 --> 01:17:51.086 We've lost the readings on the probe, Flight. 01:17:52.307 --> 01:17:54.208 - Oh. - Oh! 01:17:54.233 --> 01:17:57.027 - Oh, Jesus Christ. - Jesus. 01:18:00.354 --> 01:18:02.278 We lost it, Flight. 01:18:05.645 --> 01:18:06.857 SatCon? 01:18:06.882 --> 01:18:09.612 No satellite acquisition of signal. 01:18:09.974 --> 01:18:11.591 Lost data. 01:18:11.888 --> 01:18:13.202 L.O.S. 01:18:13.227 --> 01:18:14.478 L.O.S here too. 01:18:14.503 --> 01:18:18.272 US Destroyer, Stockton, reporting debris falling from the sky. 01:18:18.297 --> 01:18:20.902 Everyone in the LCC maintain your positions. 01:18:20.927 --> 01:18:23.660 GC. Lock the doors. 01:18:26.585 --> 01:18:29.524 HOW'D THE LAUNCH GO? 01:18:29.549 --> 01:18:34.396 HOW'D THE LAUNCH GO? ~ WATNEY 01:18:39.572 --> 01:18:42.522 SOL 186 01:18:51.764 --> 01:18:53.805 Commander Lewis, 01:18:53.830 --> 01:18:58.145 I may need you to do something for me. 01:18:59.010 --> 01:19:04.652 If I die, I need you to check in with my parents. 01:19:05.138 --> 01:19:09.274 They will want to hear all about our time here on Mars. 01:19:10.004 --> 01:19:12.155 I know that sucks, 01:19:12.156 --> 01:19:16.322 and it will be hard talking to a couple 01:19:16.347 --> 01:19:19.139 about their dead son. 01:19:19.736 --> 01:19:21.927 It's a lot to ask. 01:19:24.140 --> 01:19:26.603 Which is why I'm asking you. 01:19:27.267 --> 01:19:29.271 I'm not giving up. 01:19:29.296 --> 01:19:34.093 I just need to prepare for every outcome. 01:19:36.042 --> 01:19:38.048 Please tell them. 01:19:40.010 --> 01:19:42.460 Tell them I love what I do, 01:19:46.212 --> 01:19:48.466 and I'm really good at it. 01:19:50.212 --> 01:19:53.783 And I'm dying 01:19:54.609 --> 01:19:57.558 for something big 01:19:58.588 --> 01:20:00.652 and beautiful, 01:20:04.588 --> 01:20:06.625 and greater than me. 01:20:08.464 --> 01:20:11.388 Tell them I said I can live with that. 01:20:12.220 --> 01:20:14.144 And tell them, 01:20:14.790 --> 01:20:19.151 thank for being my mom and dad. 01:20:20.067 --> 01:20:21.029 CNSA - CHINA NATIONAL SPACE ADMINISTRATION BEIJING 01:20:21.054 --> 01:20:24.499 We substituted protein cubes with the standard rations. 01:20:24.524 --> 01:20:28.467 The thrust of the launch combine with the simultaneous lateral vibration 01:20:28.492 --> 01:20:33.123 liquified the cubes and created an imbalance load. 01:20:33.148 --> 01:20:36.271 Vincent, why wasn't this address from the inspection phase? 01:20:36.296 --> 01:20:40.802 In order to make our launch window, we were forced to accelerate our schedule. 01:20:41.639 --> 01:20:44.384 Their astronaut is going to starve to death. 01:20:44.409 --> 01:20:45.755 GUO MING CHIEF SCIENTIST, CNSA 01:20:45.756 --> 01:20:47.984 Of course. There are other ways. 01:20:48.009 --> 01:20:49.157 ZHU TOO DEPUTY CHIEF SCIENTIST, CNSA 01:20:49.182 --> 01:20:52.788 Our engineers have ran the numbers of the Taiyang Shen's boosters. 01:20:52.813 --> 01:20:56.401 It has the fuel capacity to reach Mars orbit. 01:20:56.426 --> 01:20:58.127 Why didn't NASA approach us? 01:20:58.152 --> 01:20:59.988 Because they don't know. 01:21:00.013 --> 01:21:03.166 Our data is classified information. 01:21:04.673 --> 01:21:06.594 That's to say. 01:21:06.619 --> 01:21:08.625 If we do nothing... 01:21:08.650 --> 01:21:13.805 The world will never knew, actually we could have helped. 01:21:13.830 --> 01:21:16.982 So. For the sake of argument, 01:21:17.007 --> 01:21:19.036 let's say we decided to help them. 01:21:19.061 --> 01:21:23.900 We give them the boosters, that means the cancellation of Taiyang Shen's program. 01:21:24.215 --> 01:21:27.594 Then let us, among Aerospace scientists, try to solve this problem. 01:21:27.619 --> 01:21:29.579 Find a way to cooperate. 01:21:32.352 --> 01:21:33.953 Yes. 01:21:34.909 --> 01:21:37.177 Yes, I understand. 01:21:39.812 --> 01:21:41.320 Thank you. 01:21:44.641 --> 01:21:46.164 Yes! 01:21:47.064 --> 01:21:48.187 Alright! 01:21:48.188 --> 01:21:51.939 Thanks to my uncle Tommy in China, We got another chance at this. 01:21:51.940 --> 01:21:54.873 Now we finished the Iris probe in 62 days, 01:21:54.898 --> 01:21:59.309 we're now going to attempt to finish it in 28. 01:21:59.849 --> 01:22:04.640 PLEIADES NASA ADVANCED SUPERCOMPUTER 01:22:11.285 --> 01:22:13.615 CALCULATIONS CORRECT 01:22:23.526 --> 01:22:25.463 We can jettison any kind of landing system. 01:22:25.488 --> 01:22:29.594 We're only sending rations. We can crash land on Mars. 01:22:30.348 --> 01:22:31.820 You should hang up the phone. 01:22:31.856 --> 01:22:33.615 - I'm sorry, who are you? - My name is Rich Purnell. 01:22:33.640 --> 01:22:37.165 I work in Astrodynamics, and you should hang up the phone, right now. 01:22:38.543 --> 01:22:40.281 Alright. Alright. 01:22:40.383 --> 01:22:42.162 I'm going to call you back. 01:22:42.569 --> 01:22:44.947 I know how to save Mark Watney. 01:22:45.779 --> 01:22:48.371 Your probe plan won't work. Too many things can go wrong. 01:22:48.396 --> 01:22:49.627 I got a better way. 01:22:49.652 --> 01:22:52.274 - Astrodynamics? - Yeah. 01:22:52.548 --> 01:22:55.483 What the hell is Project Elrond? 01:22:55.508 --> 01:22:56.671 I had to make something up. 01:22:56.672 --> 01:22:58.523 Yeah, but, Elrond? 01:22:58.548 --> 01:23:00.601 Because it's a secret meeting. 01:23:00.626 --> 01:23:03.404 How do you know that? Why does Elrond mean secret meeting? 01:23:03.429 --> 01:23:06.147 The Council of Elrond. It's from the "Lord Of The Rings." 01:23:06.148 --> 01:23:07.523 - It's the meeting where they - The Lord Of The Rings. 01:23:07.548 --> 01:23:09.587 decide to destroy the One ring. 01:23:09.588 --> 01:23:11.423 If we are going to call something Project Elrond, 01:23:11.424 --> 01:23:13.766 I would like my codename to be Glorfindel. 01:23:13.791 --> 01:23:15.831 Okay. I hate everyone of you. 01:23:15.856 --> 01:23:18.219 Wait, Teddy doesn't even know about this yet? 01:23:18.244 --> 01:23:19.339 I'm sorry. Who are you? 01:23:19.364 --> 01:23:22.563 This is Rich Purnell, Astrodynamics. 01:23:22.588 --> 01:23:24.339 Tell them what you just told me. 01:23:24.340 --> 01:23:28.189 I can get the Hermes back to Mars by Sol 561. 01:23:29.207 --> 01:23:30.696 How? 01:23:34.446 --> 01:23:37.233 Would you stand right there for me, please? 01:23:38.701 --> 01:23:41.056 Thanks. Right there, great. 01:23:41.081 --> 01:23:45.736 And could you, stand right there? Right there. 01:23:49.656 --> 01:23:53.653 Okay. Let's pretend that this stapler is the Hermes, 01:23:53.678 --> 01:23:56.255 And you are... 01:23:56.256 --> 01:23:57.631 I'm sorry. What's your name again? 01:23:57.632 --> 01:24:01.308 Teddy. I'm the director of NASA. 01:24:01.340 --> 01:24:03.596 Cool. Teddy, you're Earth. 01:24:03.608 --> 01:24:06.023 And right now, the Hermes is heading towards you, 01:24:06.048 --> 01:24:08.671 starting it's month long deceleration intercept, 01:24:08.672 --> 01:24:12.267 but instead, what I'm proposing is, 01:24:15.216 --> 01:24:19.376 They start accelerating immediately, to preserve velocity and gain even more. 01:24:19.401 --> 01:24:22.129 They don't intercept with Earth at all, but would come close enough... 01:24:22.154 --> 01:24:24.455 to get a gravity assist and adjust course. 01:24:24.480 --> 01:24:26.872 While we're doing that, 01:24:28.624 --> 01:24:31.464 - we resupply with the probe. - The Taiyang Shen. 01:24:31.524 --> 01:24:33.166 Pick up whatever provisions we need. 01:24:33.191 --> 01:24:36.380 And now we accelerating towards Mars. 01:24:38.054 --> 01:24:39.549 You're Mars. 01:24:39.550 --> 01:24:42.583 Now, we are going too fast at this point to fall into orbit, but... 01:24:42.608 --> 01:24:44.107 we can do a flyby. 01:24:44.108 --> 01:24:47.221 What good is a flyby if you can't get Watney off the surface? 01:24:47.246 --> 01:24:50.375 Watney would intercept using the MAV. 01:24:50.400 --> 01:24:51.759 Ow. 01:24:54.544 --> 01:24:56.371 And then they'll just head home. 01:25:01.056 --> 01:25:04.283 I done the math. It checks out. 01:25:05.370 --> 01:25:06.915 - Rich. - Yes, sir. 01:25:06.940 --> 01:25:09.392 - Get out. - Alright. 01:25:15.377 --> 01:25:17.371 - Is he right? - Yep. 01:25:17.396 --> 01:25:19.915 Bruce, what do you think? 01:25:19.940 --> 01:25:22.236 Well, If Vincent say so. 01:25:22.855 --> 01:25:26.371 - We need to use the Taiyang Shen? - Uh-huh. 01:25:26.396 --> 01:25:28.479 Wha-What am I missing? Why is that important? 01:25:28.480 --> 01:25:29.738 Because we can only do one. 01:25:29.763 --> 01:25:32.271 Send Watney enough food to last till Ares 4, 01:25:32.296 --> 01:25:34.179 or send Hermes back to get him right now. 01:25:34.204 --> 01:25:38.404 Both plans require the Taiyang Shen. So, we have to choose. 01:25:38.405 --> 01:25:40.039 But, what about the Hermes crew? 01:25:40.040 --> 01:25:45.026 It would be asking them, to add 533 extra days to their mission. 01:25:45.027 --> 01:25:47.441 And they wouldn't hesitate, not for a second. 01:25:47.466 --> 01:25:51.207 Can the Hermes function for 533 days beyond the scheduled mission? 01:25:51.232 --> 01:25:52.355 Should. 01:25:52.366 --> 01:25:54.365 Built to last the full Ares mission. 01:25:54.390 --> 01:25:57.075 So, technically, it's only half way through it's lifespan. 01:25:57.100 --> 01:25:59.764 - But, if something goes wrong. - Then, we lose the crew. 01:25:59.765 --> 01:26:03.954 So, what? We, either have a high chance of killing 1 person, or 01:26:03.979 --> 01:26:06.479 low chance of killing 6 people. 01:26:06.480 --> 01:26:08.122 How do we make that decision? 01:26:08.147 --> 01:26:10.197 We don't have to make it, Bruce. 01:26:10.222 --> 01:26:11.291 He does. 01:26:11.316 --> 01:26:12.723 Yeah. But, bullshit. 01:26:12.724 --> 01:26:15.015 Should be Commander Lewis' call. 01:26:15.040 --> 01:26:18.206 We still have a chance to bring 5 astronauts home safe and sound. 01:26:18.231 --> 01:26:21.020 I'm not risking their lives. 01:26:21.045 --> 01:26:23.591 Let them make that decision. 01:26:23.616 --> 01:26:27.141 Mitch, we're going with option 1. 01:26:28.080 --> 01:26:30.610 You god damn coward. 01:26:48.332 --> 01:26:50.971 - Johanssen? - Yeah. 01:26:50.996 --> 01:26:53.663 I know it's your private time. Can I bother you for a second? 01:26:53.664 --> 01:26:54.787 Yeah, go ahead. 01:26:54.788 --> 01:26:57.171 - Where are you? - The gym. 01:27:18.213 --> 01:27:19.338 What's up? 01:27:19.363 --> 01:27:20.875 I just got an e-mail from my wife, 01:27:20.900 --> 01:27:24.347 and the subject line says, "our children." 01:27:24.372 --> 01:27:27.252 My computer won't open the attachment. 01:27:27.829 --> 01:27:31.144 Okay. Let's take a look. 01:27:36.762 --> 01:27:38.604 Let's see. 01:27:39.673 --> 01:27:41.947 This isn't a jpeg. 01:27:42.649 --> 01:27:45.947 It's a-It's a plain ASCII text file. 01:27:47.870 --> 01:27:50.328 I don't really know what we're looking at. It's... 01:27:50.353 --> 01:27:51.798 RICH PURNELL MANEUVER PARAMETERS 3-IMPULSE TRANSFER ORBIT 01:27:51.823 --> 01:27:54.064 That make any sense to you? 01:27:54.416 --> 01:27:56.747 Rich Purnell maneuver. 01:27:56.748 --> 01:28:00.891 It's a course maneuver for the Hermes. 01:28:02.870 --> 01:28:04.883 My god. 01:28:05.087 --> 01:28:09.991 The mission concludes with Earth intercept 211 days later. 01:28:10.284 --> 01:28:11.867 Would it work? 01:28:11.892 --> 01:28:13.948 We ran the numbers. They checked out. 01:28:13.973 --> 01:28:15.805 It's a brilliant course. 01:28:15.830 --> 01:28:18.450 So, why all the cloak and dagger? 01:28:18.475 --> 01:28:20.737 Because it goes directly against NASA's decision. 01:28:20.762 --> 01:28:24.961 Yeah. If we do the maneuver, they have to send the supply ship or we die. 01:28:24.986 --> 01:28:28.470 We have the opportunity to force their hand. 01:28:29.413 --> 01:28:32.591 So, are we going to do it? 01:28:33.195 --> 01:28:35.255 If it's up to me, we'll already be on our way. 01:28:35.280 --> 01:28:37.867 But it is, no, isn't it? Up to you? 01:28:37.933 --> 01:28:39.195 Not this time. 01:28:39.220 --> 01:28:42.578 This is something NASA expressly rejected. 01:28:43.167 --> 01:28:46.414 We're talking about mutiny here, which is not a word that I take lightly 01:28:46.439 --> 01:28:49.245 So, we do this together, or not at all. 01:28:49.270 --> 01:28:52.223 And, before you answer, consider the consequences. 01:28:52.224 --> 01:28:55.559 If we mess up the supply rendezvous, we die. 01:28:55.584 --> 01:28:58.299 If we mess up the Earth gravity assist, we die. 01:28:58.324 --> 01:29:00.544 If we do everything perfectly, 01:29:00.569 --> 01:29:04.872 We add 533 days to our mission. 01:29:04.897 --> 01:29:09.173 533 more days, before we see our families again. 01:29:09.198 --> 01:29:15.303 533 days of unplanned space travel where anything can go wrong. 01:29:15.304 --> 01:29:19.491 If it's mission critical, we die. 01:29:19.516 --> 01:29:20.634 Sign me up. 01:29:20.659 --> 01:29:22.387 Alright, cowboy, slow down. 01:29:22.388 --> 01:29:24.124 You and I, we're military. 01:29:24.149 --> 01:29:26.155 Chances are, we go home, they'll court martial us. 01:29:26.180 --> 01:29:28.204 - Oh yeah, there's that. - And for the rest of you guys, 01:29:28.229 --> 01:29:31.366 I guarantee they will never send you back up here again. 01:29:31.391 --> 01:29:35.943 Good. So, if we go for it, how would it work? 01:29:35.968 --> 01:29:37.706 I'll plot the course and execute it. 01:29:37.731 --> 01:29:39.115 Remote override. 01:29:39.140 --> 01:29:42.403 They can take over the Hermes from Mission Control. 01:29:42.864 --> 01:29:44.966 Can you disable it? 01:29:44.991 --> 01:29:47.239 Hermes has 4 redundant flight computers, 01:29:47.240 --> 01:29:49.784 each connected to 3 redundant comm systems. 01:29:49.809 --> 01:29:52.678 We can't shut down the comms, because we'll lose telemetry and guidance. 01:29:52.703 --> 01:29:56.173 And we can't shut down the computers, because we need to run the ship. 01:29:56.198 --> 01:29:59.569 I'll have to disable remote override on each system. 01:29:59.594 --> 01:30:01.724 It's part of the OS, I have to jump over the code. 01:30:01.749 --> 01:30:04.959 Okay, but like in English, like what would that mean? 01:30:06.639 --> 01:30:08.370 I can do it. 01:30:08.857 --> 01:30:10.311 Okay. 01:30:11.464 --> 01:30:13.691 But, it has to be unanimous. 01:30:13.716 --> 01:30:18.933 If we do this, it will be over 900 days of space. 01:30:20.716 --> 01:30:24.689 It's more than enough space for 1 life, so... 01:30:25.216 --> 01:30:26.556 Yes. 01:30:26.581 --> 01:30:28.297 I vote yes. 01:30:30.337 --> 01:30:32.177 Let's go get him. 01:30:34.942 --> 01:30:36.718 Johanssen? 01:30:36.889 --> 01:30:38.076 Yes. 01:30:38.111 --> 01:30:40.009 - Yeah. - Yeah! 01:30:41.541 --> 01:30:44.091 Got an unscheduled status update from Hermes. 01:30:44.116 --> 01:30:45.481 Roger, read it out. 01:30:45.482 --> 01:30:47.645 Message reads: 'Houston, please be advised: 01:30:47.670 --> 01:30:50.009 Rich Purnell is a steely-eyed missile man.' 01:30:50.034 --> 01:30:51.195 What? 01:30:51.220 --> 01:30:52.868 Flight, Guidance. 01:30:52.893 --> 01:30:54.499 Hermes is off course. 01:30:54.500 --> 01:30:57.801 CAPCOM, advise Hermes they're drifting. Guidance, get a correction ready. 01:30:57.826 --> 01:31:00.980 Negative, Flight. It's not adrift. They adjusted course. 01:31:01.005 --> 01:31:02.145 What the hell? 01:31:02.170 --> 01:31:05.086 Telemetry, any chance this is instrumentation failure? 01:31:05.111 --> 01:31:06.278 Negative, Flight. 01:31:06.303 --> 01:31:07.992 Guidance, work out how long they can stay 01:31:08.017 --> 01:31:10.071 on this course before it's irreversible? 01:31:10.096 --> 01:31:12.187 Working on that now, Flight. 01:31:12.212 --> 01:31:13.884 Who's Rich Purnell? 01:31:13.909 --> 01:31:15.273 I don't know. 01:31:15.298 --> 01:31:18.388 And somebody find out who the hell Rich Purnell is! 01:31:18.464 --> 01:31:20.346 Annie will go before the media this morning 01:31:20.371 --> 01:31:25.273 and inform them of NASA's decision to reroute the Hermes to Mars. 01:31:25.316 --> 01:31:27.478 Sounds like a smart move. 01:31:27.980 --> 01:31:30.677 Considering the circumstances. 01:31:30.731 --> 01:31:35.534 Whoever gave them the maneuver, only passed along information. 01:31:35.559 --> 01:31:38.014 The crew made the decision on their own. 01:31:39.093 --> 01:31:41.518 You may have killed them, Mitch. 01:31:43.140 --> 01:31:45.015 We're fighting the same war. 01:31:45.040 --> 01:31:48.331 Every time something goes wrong, the world forgets why we fly. 01:31:48.356 --> 01:31:50.201 I'm trying to keep us airborne. 01:31:50.226 --> 01:31:53.008 It's bigger than 1 person. 01:31:54.028 --> 01:31:55.623 No. 01:31:55.648 --> 01:31:57.273 It's not. 01:31:57.980 --> 01:32:02.129 When this is over, I'll expect your resignation. 01:32:05.024 --> 01:32:06.448 I understand. 01:32:06.480 --> 01:32:09.116 Bring our astronauts home. 01:32:10.625 --> 01:32:11.900 SOL 219 01:32:11.925 --> 01:32:14.839 Okay. Every Ares mission requires 3 years of pre-supplies. 01:32:14.840 --> 01:32:17.587 So NASA decided a long time ago it's a lot easier to 01:32:17.588 --> 01:32:20.339 send some of this stuff beforehand rather than bring it with us. 01:32:20.364 --> 01:32:24.031 So, as a result, the MAV for Ares 4 01:32:24.056 --> 01:32:27.297 is already there, at the Schiaparelli Crater, just waiting. 01:32:27.322 --> 01:32:31.271 So, the plan is for me to use that to go into orbit 01:32:31.296 --> 01:32:34.379 just as the Hermes is passing, 01:32:34.409 --> 01:32:38.239 And I guess they catch me 01:32:38.894 --> 01:32:40.971 in space. 01:32:42.888 --> 01:32:45.979 So, I've got 200 Sols to figure out 01:32:45.980 --> 01:32:48.815 how to take everything here that keeping me alive: 01:32:48.816 --> 01:32:52.646 The oxygenator, the water reclaimer, the atmospheric regulator. 01:32:52.671 --> 01:32:54.599 Bring that all with me. 01:32:54.624 --> 01:32:58.455 And luckily I have the- the greatest minds on planet Earth, 01:32:58.456 --> 01:33:01.707 really, all of the brain power of the entire planet, 01:33:01.732 --> 01:33:03.647 helping me with this endeavor. 01:33:03.648 --> 01:33:05.347 And so far they've come up with, 01:33:05.372 --> 01:33:07.955 "Hey, why don't you drill holes in the roof of your Rover 01:33:07.980 --> 01:33:10.747 and hit it as hard as you can with a rock." 01:33:11.278 --> 01:33:13.158 We're going to get there. 01:33:25.745 --> 01:33:28.456 [SOL 220] 01:33:28.481 --> 01:33:29.965 Identification. 01:34:05.380 --> 01:34:08.780 Goodbye Mars 01:34:12.708 --> 01:34:15.123 533 days longer? 01:34:15.124 --> 01:34:17.203 And you said yes to this? 01:34:17.228 --> 01:34:19.964 He would have done the same for me. You know that. 01:34:25.604 --> 01:34:26.676 Cheese. 01:34:26.701 --> 01:34:28.979 Cheese. Cheese. 01:34:30.282 --> 01:34:33.003 He didn't do cheese. Did he do cheese? 01:34:40.664 --> 01:34:41.955 Hey, baby. 01:34:41.980 --> 01:34:44.692 - Hey. - I got something for you. 01:34:44.717 --> 01:34:46.508 I found it in a flea market. 01:34:46.533 --> 01:34:48.678 Original pressing. 01:34:48.969 --> 01:34:51.407 No. [ABBA GREATEST HITS] 01:34:51.432 --> 01:34:52.679 Not a scratch. 01:34:52.704 --> 01:34:54.079 I love it. 01:34:54.104 --> 01:34:57.084 With all due respect to your CNSA protocols, 01:34:57.109 --> 01:34:59.286 but-but we haven't done things that way 01:34:59.312 --> 01:35:02.149 since-since... Apollo 9. 01:35:03.332 --> 01:35:05.890 - Did he get that? - (Do you understand?) 01:35:26.994 --> 01:35:28.517 Oh! 01:35:40.849 --> 01:35:41.849 5. 01:35:41.874 --> 01:35:42.894 4. 01:35:42.919 --> 01:35:43.922 3. 01:35:43.946 --> 01:35:44.963 2. 01:35:44.988 --> 01:35:47.596 1. Ignition. 01:35:49.403 --> 01:35:51.736 PTC operation, normal. 01:36:23.491 --> 01:36:26.064 [SOL 227] 01:37:32.963 --> 01:37:36.368 7 MONTHS LATER 01:37:40.194 --> 01:37:43.236 SOL 461 01:38:14.529 --> 01:38:17.234 I've thinking about laws on Mars. 01:38:17.259 --> 01:38:19.984 There's an international treaty saying no country can lay claim 01:38:20.009 --> 01:38:21.699 to anything that is not on Earth. 01:38:21.724 --> 01:38:25.073 And by another treaty,, if you're not in any countries territory, 01:38:25.098 --> 01:38:26.899 Maritime law applies. 01:38:26.924 --> 01:38:30.478 So, Mars is "international waters." 01:38:30.588 --> 01:38:33.751 Now, NASA is an American nonmilitary organization, 01:38:33.752 --> 01:38:35.187 it owns the hab. 01:38:35.212 --> 01:38:38.087 But, the second I walk outside, I'm in international waters. 01:38:38.088 --> 01:38:39.587 So, here's the cool part. 01:38:39.588 --> 01:38:41.295 I'm about to leave for the Schiaparelli Crater 01:38:41.296 --> 01:38:43.339 where I'm going to commandeer the Ares 4 Lander. 01:38:43.364 --> 01:38:45.492 Nobody explicitly gave me permission to this, 01:38:45.517 --> 01:38:48.321 and they can't until I'm on board the Ares 4. 01:38:48.346 --> 01:38:50.055 So, that means I'm going to be 01:38:50.080 --> 01:38:53.628 taking a craft over in international waters without permission. 01:38:53.653 --> 01:38:57.998 Which, by definition, makes me a pirate. 01:38:58.588 --> 01:39:02.632 - Mark Watney, space pirate. [SOL 461] 01:39:04.144 --> 01:39:07.062 systems shutdown 01:39:07.087 --> 01:39:08.879 shutdown complete 01:39:31.796 --> 01:39:33.878 Space pirate. 01:40:34.281 --> 01:40:38.308 Everwhere I go, I'm the first. 01:40:38.832 --> 01:40:41.040 It's a strange feeling. 01:40:41.125 --> 01:40:42.674 Step outside the Rover, 01:40:42.699 --> 01:40:44.778 first guy to be there. 01:40:45.073 --> 01:40:48.586 Climb that hill, first guy to do that. 01:40:49.412 --> 01:40:51.769 4.5 billion years, 01:40:51.794 --> 01:40:53.632 nobody here. 01:40:53.657 --> 01:40:56.983 And now, me. 01:40:57.692 --> 01:41:01.343 I'm the first person to be alone on an entire planet. 01:41:16.402 --> 01:41:18.020 How's he doing? 01:41:19.456 --> 01:41:21.331 So far so good. 01:41:21.332 --> 01:41:23.505 He's... sticking to schedule. 01:41:23.530 --> 01:41:26.420 Drives for 4 hours before noon, 01:41:26.623 --> 01:41:29.834 Lays the solar panels, waits 13 hours for them to recharge, 01:41:29.859 --> 01:41:34.887 and sleeps somewhere in there and then, starts again. 01:41:36.580 --> 01:41:38.224 How's he doing? 01:41:39.738 --> 01:41:42.870 He asked us to call him, Captain Longbeard. 01:41:44.557 --> 01:41:46.683 Well, technically, Mars would be under maritime laws. 01:41:46.708 --> 01:41:48.788 I know, I know. He explained it to us. 01:41:50.230 --> 01:41:52.008 Where is he? 01:41:52.496 --> 01:41:54.121 - There. - Okay. 01:41:54.146 --> 01:41:55.641 Here. 01:41:55.711 --> 01:41:57.312 Okay. 01:42:02.190 --> 01:42:05.753 SOL 494 01:43:36.012 --> 01:43:40.051 SOL 517 01:43:40.945 --> 01:43:42.967 Okay, we're going to start by stating, 01:43:42.992 --> 01:43:45.046 for the record, that you're not going to like this. 01:43:45.071 --> 01:43:46.685 Oh, yeah? 01:43:46.982 --> 01:43:49.456 Yeah. The problem is the intercept velocity. 01:43:49.481 --> 01:43:54.318 The Hermes. Well, it, it can't enter Mars orbit. 01:43:54.343 --> 01:43:57.786 Otherwise, they will never have enough fuel to, make it home. 01:43:57.811 --> 01:44:02.596 The MAV was only designed to get to low Mars orbit. 01:44:02.621 --> 01:44:06.755 So, in order for Mark to escape Mars gravity entirely, 01:44:06.780 --> 01:44:08.200 and to intercept the Hermes... 01:44:08.225 --> 01:44:10.020 - He has to be going fast. - Exactly. 01:44:10.044 --> 01:44:12.459 Which means we need to make the MAV lighter. 01:44:12.484 --> 01:44:15.115 A lot lighter. 5000 kg lighter. 01:44:15.140 --> 01:44:16.432 But, you can do that, right? 01:44:16.457 --> 01:44:18.440 Well, there's some gimmes right off the bat. 01:44:18.465 --> 01:44:21.988 The design presumes 500 kg of Martian soil and samples. 01:44:21.989 --> 01:44:23.691 Obviously we won't do that. 01:44:23.716 --> 01:44:27.423 And there's just 1 passenger instead of 6. 01:44:27.448 --> 01:44:30.138 With suits and gear, that's another 500? 01:44:30.163 --> 01:44:32.223 Ditch the support of life. We don't need it. 01:44:32.224 --> 01:44:34.650 And I'm going to make Mark to wear his EVA suit for the whole trip. 01:44:34.675 --> 01:44:37.387 Wait a second! If he's in his EVA suit, How's he going to operate the controls? 01:44:37.412 --> 01:44:39.723 Well, he won't. 01:44:39.724 --> 01:44:43.515 Martinez will pilot the MAV remotely from the Hermes. 01:44:43.516 --> 01:44:47.363 We've never had a manned ship controlled remotely before. 01:44:48.764 --> 01:44:52.313 But I am excited about the opportunities that I forged. 01:44:52.338 --> 01:44:57.062 If we go remote, we can lose the control panels, the secondary, tertiary comm systems. 01:44:57.087 --> 01:44:58.876 Wait. Wait a second. You want to what? 01:44:58.901 --> 01:45:02.930 You want to remotely controlled ascent with no backup comms? 01:45:03.848 --> 01:45:06.408 He's not even got to the bad stuff yet, Vincent. 01:45:06.433 --> 01:45:08.403 Well, let's get to the bad stuff! 01:45:08.428 --> 01:45:13.916 We need to remove the nose airlock, the windows and Hull Panel 19. 01:45:14.455 --> 01:45:16.277 You want to take the front of the ship off? 01:45:16.302 --> 01:45:17.465 Sure. 01:45:17.490 --> 01:45:20.550 The nose airlock alone is 400 kg. 01:45:20.575 --> 01:45:22.907 You want to send a man into space without the front of his ship? 01:45:22.932 --> 01:45:24.396 Well, no. 01:45:25.175 --> 01:45:29.138 We're going to have him cover it with Hab canvas. 01:45:30.001 --> 01:45:32.935 The hull's mostly there to keep the air in. 01:45:32.960 --> 01:45:36.106 Mars atmosphere is so thin, you don't need a lot of streamlining. 01:45:36.116 --> 01:45:39.615 By the time the ship's going fast enough for air resistance to matter, 01:45:39.616 --> 01:45:42.239 it'll be high enough that there's practically no air. 01:45:42.240 --> 01:45:45.100 You want to send him into space under a tarp. 01:45:45.125 --> 01:45:46.781 Yes. 01:45:47.243 --> 01:45:48.989 Can I go on? 01:45:49.014 --> 01:45:50.398 No. 01:45:51.448 --> 01:45:54.164 Are you f---ing kidding me? 01:45:56.568 --> 01:45:58.762 You think he means it like, 01:45:59.211 --> 01:46:01.209 Are you kidding me? 01:46:01.234 --> 01:46:02.516 - You know? - Um-hum. 01:46:02.548 --> 01:46:06.073 Or like, "Are you kidding me?" 01:46:06.476 --> 01:46:08.412 I think it might be the second one. 01:46:08.446 --> 01:46:10.018 - Really? - Uh-huh. 01:46:10.043 --> 01:46:12.104 Could be the first one. 01:46:12.256 --> 01:46:14.331 Are you kidding me? 01:46:14.356 --> 01:46:16.567 Yeah, it could be the first one. 01:46:23.989 --> 01:46:27.234 SOL 538 01:46:29.134 --> 01:46:34.014 SCHIAPARELLI CRATER Ares 4 LANDING SITE 01:46:40.225 --> 01:46:42.473 I know what they are doing. 01:46:43.554 --> 01:46:46.117 I know exactly what they are doing. 01:46:46.216 --> 01:46:48.087 'Cause they're keep repeating, 01:46:48.088 --> 01:46:51.379 Go faster than any man in the history of space travel. 01:46:51.404 --> 01:46:52.671 Like that's a good thing. 01:46:52.696 --> 01:46:55.750 Like it would distract me from how insane their plan is. 01:46:56.340 --> 01:47:00.047 Yeah. I get to go faster than any man in the history of space travel. 01:47:00.048 --> 01:47:03.087 Because you're launching me in a convertible. 01:47:03.088 --> 01:47:06.919 Actually, it's worse than that, because I won't be able to control that thing. 01:47:06.920 --> 01:47:12.411 And by the way, physicists, when describing things like acceleration, 01:47:12.436 --> 01:47:15.632 do not use the word 'fast'. So... 01:47:15.657 --> 01:47:20.550 They're doing that, in the hopes that I won't raise any objections. 01:47:21.036 --> 01:47:23.329 It's a lunacy. 01:47:23.842 --> 01:47:25.308 You think, because I like the way, 01:47:25.333 --> 01:47:28.490 'The fastest man in the history of space travel.' sounds. 01:47:30.088 --> 01:47:32.432 I do like the way it sounds. 01:47:33.376 --> 01:47:35.376 Yeah, I like it a lot. 01:47:37.650 --> 01:47:39.889 I'm not going to tell them that. 01:47:45.746 --> 01:47:47.227 Okay. 01:47:48.464 --> 01:47:50.156 Let's do this. 01:48:25.586 --> 01:48:27.246 Come on. 01:48:57.170 --> 01:48:59.048 [EJECT] 01:49:03.037 --> 01:49:05.097 [EJECT] 01:49:36.376 --> 01:49:39.898 (400 kg nose airlock?) 01:50:21.291 --> 01:50:23.797 Beck and Vogel. I want you guys in airlock 2. 01:50:23.822 --> 01:50:26.091 With the outer door open before the MAV even launches. 01:50:26.116 --> 01:50:26.781 Okay. 01:50:26.782 --> 01:50:30.723 Martinez flies the MAV, Johanssen sysop the ascent. 01:50:30.748 --> 01:50:34.703 Once we hit intercept, it's Beck's job to go get Watney. 01:50:34.704 --> 01:50:35.829 We're ready. 01:50:35.854 --> 01:50:37.863 What's the intercept plan? 01:50:37.888 --> 01:50:40.343 We finished attaching the tethers into 1 long line 01:50:40.372 --> 01:50:42.539 It's 214 meters long. 01:50:42.540 --> 01:50:45.265 And I'll have the MMU, so moving around should be easy. 01:50:45.290 --> 01:50:48.323 How fast a relative velocity can you handle? 01:50:48.348 --> 01:50:51.076 I can grab the MAV at 5 meters per second. 01:50:51.077 --> 01:50:52.955 Ten is like jumping onto a moving train. 01:50:52.980 --> 01:50:55.436 So, any more than that, I might miss. 01:50:55.461 --> 01:50:57.903 Well, we may have some leeway. 01:50:58.848 --> 01:51:00.848 The launch takes 12 minutes, 01:51:00.873 --> 01:51:03.844 and it will be 52 minutes before intercept. 01:51:03.869 --> 01:51:05.576 Once Mark's engines shut off, 01:51:05.601 --> 01:51:09.239 we'll know our intercept point and velocity. 01:51:09.264 --> 01:51:10.942 Vogel, you're Beck's backup. 01:51:10.967 --> 01:51:13.739 Everything goes well, you pull them on board with the tether. 01:51:13.764 --> 01:51:16.569 If anything goes wrong, you go out after him. 01:51:16.594 --> 01:51:17.931 Yep. 01:51:17.956 --> 01:51:19.483 Okay. 01:51:21.180 --> 01:51:23.178 Let's go get our boy. 01:51:25.590 --> 01:51:30.801 SOL 561 01:51:57.442 --> 01:52:02.732 To whom it may concern, take care of this Rover. She saved my life. Watney. 01:52:24.785 --> 01:52:28.261 There's a mood of tension and anxiety here, outside Johnson Space Center. 01:52:28.286 --> 01:52:30.827 As you can see, many people have gathered here, 01:52:30.852 --> 01:52:36.115 To see whether or not, the mission to retrieve Mark Watney will be a success. 01:52:36.140 --> 01:52:38.069 Remember, they had some kind of contact with him. 01:52:38.094 --> 01:52:39.504 but it hasn't been very much. 01:52:39.529 --> 01:52:43.358 We have to remind our viewers that we're watching this as it unfolds 01:52:43.383 --> 01:52:47.111 and we'll try to keep you up to date as to what exactly is going on. 01:52:47.136 --> 01:52:51.107 Let's listen in to NASA, making contact with Mark Watney. 01:52:51.132 --> 01:52:52.690 Let's listen in. 01:52:59.051 --> 01:53:01.715 If something goes wrong, What can Mission Control do? 01:53:01.740 --> 01:53:03.945 Not a damn thing. 01:53:04.374 --> 01:53:06.363 It's all happening 12 light minutes away, 01:53:06.388 --> 01:53:08.045 which means it takes 24 minutes for them 01:53:08.070 --> 01:53:10.682 to get the answer to any question they ask. 01:53:11.108 --> 01:53:13.736 Our launch is just 12 minutes, so... 01:53:14.846 --> 01:53:16.681 They're on their own. 01:54:07.963 --> 01:54:08.976 CNSA HEADQUARTERS BEIJING 01:54:09.000 --> 01:54:11.790 Today, people have gathered in front of the TVs in Beijing and all over the world, 01:54:11.815 --> 01:54:15.058 watching attentively at the rescue mission which have caught the attention of the whole world. 01:54:15.083 --> 01:54:20.093 This rescue made possible, is due to China NSA's selfless.... 01:54:20.118 --> 01:54:23.668 ... just how long Mark has been completely alone on Mars. 01:54:23.693 --> 01:54:27.030 We're talking to a psychology expert later to discuss... 01:54:49.747 --> 01:54:51.631 Fuel pressure green. 01:54:51.656 --> 01:54:53.987 Engine alignment perfect. 01:54:53.988 --> 01:54:56.710 Communications 5 by 5. 01:54:56.803 --> 01:55:00.356 We are ready for preflight checklist, Commander. 01:55:00.381 --> 01:55:04.687 Mission Control, this is Hermes Actual. We will proceed on schedule. 01:55:04.712 --> 01:55:09.098 We are T minus 2 min 10 sec to launch, by the mark. 01:55:09.532 --> 01:55:11.947 About 2 minutes, Watney. How are you doing down there? 01:55:11.948 --> 01:55:13.456 I'm good. 01:55:13.988 --> 01:55:16.299 I'm anxious to get up to you. 01:55:16.324 --> 01:55:17.823 Thanks for coming back for me. 01:55:17.824 --> 01:55:18.903 Yeah. We're on it. 01:55:18.904 --> 01:55:20.669 Remember, you'll be pulling some serious g's. 01:55:20.694 --> 01:55:22.531 So, it's okay to pass out. 01:55:22.532 --> 01:55:24.453 You're in Martinez's hands now. 01:55:24.478 --> 01:55:27.991 Well. Tell that asshole no barrel rolls. 01:55:28.669 --> 01:55:30.522 Copy that, MAV. 01:55:30.547 --> 01:55:31.753 CAPCOM. 01:55:31.778 --> 01:55:32.711 Go. 01:55:32.736 --> 01:55:33.817 Remote Command. 01:55:33.842 --> 01:55:34.812 Go. 01:55:34.837 --> 01:55:35.923 Recovery. 01:55:35.924 --> 01:55:36.888 Go. 01:55:36.924 --> 01:55:38.563 Secondary recovery. 01:55:38.588 --> 01:55:39.711 Go. 01:55:39.712 --> 01:55:41.360 Pilot. 01:55:42.148 --> 01:55:43.007 Go. 01:55:43.032 --> 01:55:44.376 Pilot. 01:55:44.401 --> 01:55:45.695 Go. 01:55:45.696 --> 01:55:47.585 Copy. We're a go. 01:55:47.864 --> 01:55:51.047 Mission Control. We are go for launch. 01:55:51.072 --> 01:55:52.945 T minus 10, 01:55:52.970 --> 01:55:54.787 - 9. - Main engine start. 01:55:54.812 --> 01:55:56.329 8. 01:55:56.354 --> 01:55:57.514 7. 01:55:57.539 --> 01:55:59.022 Mooring clamps released. 01:55:59.047 --> 01:56:00.890 About 5 seconds, Watney. Hang on. 01:56:00.915 --> 01:56:02.855 I'll see you in a few, Commander. 01:56:02.880 --> 01:56:04.512 4. 01:56:04.669 --> 01:56:06.074 3. 01:56:06.319 --> 01:56:07.908 2. 01:56:07.933 --> 01:56:09.342 1. 01:56:45.100 --> 01:56:47.639 Velocity, 741 meters per second. 01:56:47.664 --> 01:56:49.534 Altitude, 1350 meters. 01:56:49.559 --> 01:56:52.440 - It's too low. - I know. It's fighting me. 01:56:56.109 --> 01:56:59.978 Watney, do you read? 01:57:05.133 --> 01:57:06.811 Booster separation complete. 01:57:06.812 --> 01:57:09.670 Velocity, 850. Altitude, 1843. 01:57:09.709 --> 01:57:11.221 He's way below target altitude. 01:57:11.245 --> 01:57:13.081 How-How far below? 01:57:13.107 --> 01:57:14.647 Checking. 01:57:14.830 --> 01:57:18.059 Watney, do you read? 01:57:18.084 --> 01:57:19.285 He's probably passed out 01:57:19.310 --> 01:57:21.894 He pulled 12 g's on the ascent. Give him a few minutes. 01:57:21.919 --> 01:57:23.387 Copy that. 01:57:25.493 --> 01:57:27.622 Main shutdown in 3, 01:57:27.647 --> 01:57:28.668 2, 01:57:28.693 --> 01:57:29.800 1. 01:57:29.825 --> 01:57:31.371 Shutdown. 01:57:32.396 --> 01:57:34.507 Back to automatic guidance. 01:57:34.532 --> 01:57:36.586 Shutdown confirmed. 01:57:38.714 --> 01:57:40.933 Fuel reserve depleted. 01:57:42.402 --> 01:57:43.790 Watney, 01:57:44.095 --> 01:57:46.400 do you read? Watney? 01:57:46.434 --> 01:57:49.430 There seems to be some sort of problem with the transmission. 01:57:56.167 --> 01:57:57.855 I have interval pings. 01:57:57.856 --> 01:58:00.063 Intercept velocity will be 11 meters per second. 01:58:00.064 --> 01:58:02.191 I can make that work. 01:58:02.540 --> 01:58:05.307 Distance at intercept will be... 01:58:05.332 --> 01:58:07.431 We'll be 68 km apart. 01:58:07.456 --> 01:58:09.518 68 km? 01:58:09.543 --> 01:58:12.150 Did she just say 68 km? 01:58:12.579 --> 01:58:15.431 Come on, guys, keep it together. Work the problem. 01:58:15.456 --> 01:58:17.789 Johanssen, time to intercept? 01:58:17.814 --> 01:58:20.462 39 minutes 12 seconds. 01:58:20.487 --> 01:58:23.555 Martinez, what if we point our thrusters in the same direction? 01:58:23.580 --> 01:58:26.072 Well, it depends on how much fuel you want to save 01:58:26.097 --> 01:58:28.203 for the altitude adjustments for the trip home. 01:58:28.204 --> 01:58:29.470 How much do you need? 01:58:29.495 --> 01:58:34.127 I can get by with about 20% of what we have left. 01:58:34.360 --> 01:58:38.179 If we use 75.5% of remaining altitude adjust fuel, 01:58:38.204 --> 01:58:40.614 That'll bring the intercept range to zero. 01:58:40.639 --> 01:58:42.192 Do it. 01:58:42.217 --> 01:58:44.659 Hang on. It brings the range to zero, 01:58:44.684 --> 01:58:48.263 but the intercept velocity will be 42 meters per second. 01:58:48.288 --> 01:58:50.279 And it's way too fast. 01:58:50.460 --> 01:58:54.329 Then, we have 39 minutes to figure out how to slow down. 01:58:57.043 --> 01:58:58.977 Martinez, burn the jets. 01:58:59.002 --> 01:59:00.558 Copy that. 01:59:22.748 --> 01:59:24.955 Mav to Hermes. 01:59:24.956 --> 01:59:26.031 Watney? 01:59:26.056 --> 01:59:27.827 Affirmative. 01:59:31.005 --> 01:59:32.820 What's your status? 01:59:32.845 --> 01:59:34.847 My chest hurts. 01:59:34.872 --> 01:59:37.086 I have broken my ribs. 01:59:37.111 --> 01:59:38.307 How are you? 01:59:38.332 --> 01:59:41.163 We're working on getting to you. There was a complication during launch. 01:59:41.164 --> 01:59:42.884 Copy that. 01:59:43.080 --> 01:59:44.703 Well, how bad is it? 01:59:44.704 --> 01:59:48.521 Well, we corrected the intercept range, but we got a problem with intercept velocity. 01:59:48.546 --> 01:59:49.911 How big a problem? 01:59:49.912 --> 01:59:51.902 42 meters per second. 01:59:51.927 --> 01:59:53.584 Well, 01:59:54.080 --> 01:59:55.840 shit. 02:00:00.556 --> 02:00:02.636 Commander, I have an idea. 02:00:02.646 --> 02:00:04.135 Go ahead, Mark. 02:00:04.160 --> 02:00:07.331 Well, If I can find something sharp in here 02:00:07.332 --> 02:00:10.331 and poke a hole in the glove of my EVA suit. 02:00:10.332 --> 02:00:12.955 I could use the escaping air as a thruster 02:00:12.956 --> 02:00:14.495 and fly towards you. 02:00:14.496 --> 02:00:17.831 It would be easy to control, because it would be on my arm. 02:00:17.832 --> 02:00:19.966 I can't see you having any control if you did that. 02:00:19.991 --> 02:00:24.275 You'd be eyeballing the intercept using a thrust vector you can barely controls 02:00:24.300 --> 02:00:28.217 Yes. Yes. Those are all very good points. 02:00:28.242 --> 02:00:31.620 But, consider this: 02:00:33.008 --> 02:00:36.124 I'd get to fly around like Iron Man. 02:00:37.164 --> 02:00:38.663 Commander, 02:00:38.688 --> 02:00:40.840 let's go Iron Man. 02:00:43.373 --> 02:00:45.051 This is unexpected, L.O.S. 02:00:45.076 --> 02:00:47.594 Communication lost. Standby. 02:00:47.888 --> 02:00:50.599 Maybe it's not the worst idea. 02:00:50.624 --> 02:00:52.623 No, it is the worst idea. It's the worst idea ever. 02:00:52.624 --> 02:00:53.989 Not what he said. 02:00:54.014 --> 02:00:57.164 Using atmosphere as thrust. 02:00:58.370 --> 02:01:00.469 What happens if we blow the VAL? 02:01:00.494 --> 02:01:02.501 What? You want to open the vehicular airlock? 02:01:02.526 --> 02:01:03.698 It'd give us a good kick. 02:01:03.699 --> 02:01:05.309 Yeah, but it will also blow the nose off the ship. 02:01:05.334 --> 02:01:08.517 And all the air will leave, and we need air to not die. 02:01:08.542 --> 02:01:11.072 We'll seal the bridge and the reactor room. 02:01:11.097 --> 02:01:13.318 Everywhere else will go vacuo. 02:01:13.345 --> 02:01:15.788 - Vogel. - Ja. Go ahead, Commander. 02:01:15.813 --> 02:01:18.792 I need you to come inside and make a... bomb. 02:01:18.817 --> 02:01:20.214 Uh. Again, Commander? 02:01:20.239 --> 02:01:21.354 You're a chemist. 02:01:21.379 --> 02:01:23.968 Can you make a bomb with what you have on board? 02:01:24.760 --> 02:01:26.352 Probably. 02:01:27.086 --> 02:01:30.409 But I feel obliged to mention that setting off an explosive device 02:01:30.434 --> 02:01:33.651 in a spacecraft is a terrible terrible idea. 02:01:33.676 --> 02:01:36.589 Hang on. You guys making a bomb without me? 02:01:36.614 --> 02:01:39.471 Copy that. Can you do it? 02:01:41.070 --> 02:01:42.505 Ja. 02:01:44.655 --> 02:01:48.146 Houston. Be advised we're going to deliberately breach the VAL 02:01:48.171 --> 02:01:50.906 - to produce some reverse thrust. - What? 02:01:50.931 --> 02:01:53.545 Beck, leave your suit on, meet Johanssen in airlock 1. 02:01:53.570 --> 02:01:54.857 We'll open the outer door. 02:01:54.882 --> 02:01:56.979 I need you to place the charge on the inner door. 02:01:57.004 --> 02:01:59.226 Climb back to airlock 2 along the hull. 02:01:59.251 --> 02:02:01.766 Copy. I'm on my way. 02:02:08.325 --> 02:02:10.050 I'm in, Commander. 02:02:10.075 --> 02:02:11.677 Copy that. 02:02:20.240 --> 02:02:22.057 Vogel, where are you? 02:02:22.082 --> 02:02:24.901 - I'm in the kitchen. - Okay. 02:02:28.196 --> 02:02:29.409 Commander, 02:02:29.434 --> 02:02:31.407 I can't let you go through with this. 02:02:31.408 --> 02:02:33.279 I am prepared to cut the suit. 02:02:33.280 --> 02:02:34.487 Absolutely not. 02:02:34.488 --> 02:02:37.115 Well, see. The thing is, I'm selfish. 02:02:37.116 --> 02:02:40.155 I want all the memorials back home to be about me. 02:02:40.156 --> 02:02:41.195 Just me. 02:02:41.196 --> 02:02:43.751 I should have left this guy on Mars. 02:02:43.776 --> 02:02:45.158 Hey. 02:02:47.729 --> 02:02:50.107 - Sugar? - Yeah. 02:02:53.908 --> 02:02:55.479 Can you hold this? 02:02:55.884 --> 02:02:57.755 Liquid oxygen. 02:02:57.780 --> 02:03:01.876 And some stain remover that contains ammonia. 02:03:04.546 --> 02:03:06.357 This thing here, 02:03:06.590 --> 02:03:09.740 is 5 times stronger than a stick of dynamite. 02:03:09.765 --> 02:03:11.113 How do we activate it? 02:03:11.144 --> 02:03:13.878 Can you connect this to one of your lighting panels? 02:03:17.663 --> 02:03:19.347 Careful. 02:03:25.196 --> 02:03:27.245 Open airlock 1. 02:03:32.532 --> 02:03:34.569 I'm on the way to Beck. 02:03:37.988 --> 02:03:40.210 Let's just hope this is a good idea, guys. 02:03:40.235 --> 02:03:42.809 - It is. - Open A1. 02:03:47.542 --> 02:03:48.842 Hi. 02:03:52.446 --> 02:03:53.986 You have it? 02:03:59.596 --> 02:04:02.824 Make sure you're not in here when this thing goes off. 02:04:04.107 --> 02:04:05.450 Hey. 02:04:05.451 --> 02:04:07.315 Be Careful out there. 02:04:07.340 --> 02:04:09.089 In space. 02:04:12.568 --> 02:04:14.639 Don't tell anyone I did that. 02:04:24.895 --> 02:04:26.578 Bomb set. 02:04:34.658 --> 02:04:37.491 Leaving airlock 1. 02:04:41.924 --> 02:04:44.778 Guys, I'm running the numbers, even with optimum VAL blow, 02:04:44.803 --> 02:04:46.432 We're going to be off on our angle. 02:04:46.464 --> 02:04:49.271 What's the intercept distance? Johanssen? 02:04:49.296 --> 02:04:51.795 260 meters to approximate. 02:04:51.796 --> 02:04:53.804 It's too far. 02:05:02.232 --> 02:05:03.647 Commander? 02:05:03.648 --> 02:05:06.031 Martinez, close the door. 02:05:08.491 --> 02:05:10.422 Open D3. 02:05:11.017 --> 02:05:12.759 Leave it open. 02:05:41.382 --> 02:05:43.278 Open B2. 02:05:47.369 --> 02:05:48.607 Johanssen, 02:05:48.632 --> 02:05:51.107 Time to VAL blow after initiate? 02:05:51.108 --> 02:05:52.560 15 seconds. 02:05:52.585 --> 02:05:55.149 We sure know how to cut it close. 02:05:55.587 --> 02:05:56.671 Commander. 02:05:56.696 --> 02:05:59.483 The distance is too far, I'm going out. 02:05:59.508 --> 02:06:01.456 - I can do this. - It's not a debate. 02:06:01.481 --> 02:06:03.514 I'm not risking another crew member. 02:06:03.539 --> 02:06:05.040 Beck's returned. 02:06:05.065 --> 02:06:07.204 Johanssen, initiate the bomb. 02:06:07.229 --> 02:06:08.545 10 seconds. 02:06:08.570 --> 02:06:10.196 Strap in. 02:06:10.221 --> 02:06:11.588 5. 02:06:11.783 --> 02:06:13.270 4. 02:06:13.295 --> 02:06:14.063 3. 02:06:14.064 --> 02:06:16.628 - Brace for deceleration! - 2. 02:06:16.739 --> 02:06:19.690 1. Activating panel 41. 02:06:40.893 --> 02:06:42.407 Bridge seal holding. 02:06:42.432 --> 02:06:44.687 - What's the damage? - Worry about that later. 02:06:44.688 --> 02:06:46.395 What's the relative velocity? 02:06:46.396 --> 02:06:47.951 12 meters per second. 02:06:47.976 --> 02:06:49.592 Copy. 02:06:51.978 --> 02:06:53.594 Hook me up. 02:06:54.333 --> 02:06:55.914 Done. 02:07:05.479 --> 02:07:07.563 I've visual on the MAV. 02:07:08.660 --> 02:07:10.457 What's the intercept range? 02:07:10.482 --> 02:07:12.192 I'm checking. 02:07:12.779 --> 02:07:14.166 312 meters. 02:07:14.191 --> 02:07:16.933 Did you say 312? 02:07:16.958 --> 02:07:19.541 Great. I'll wave at you guys as I go by. 02:07:22.632 --> 02:07:24.005 Oh. 02:07:28.456 --> 02:07:30.750 I can't get to you, Mark. You're too far. 02:07:30.775 --> 02:07:32.771 - I'm not going to make it - I know. 02:07:32.803 --> 02:07:34.847 Beck, unhook me. I'm going after him. 02:07:34.872 --> 02:07:37.848 Commander, I got this. 02:07:51.166 --> 02:07:53.117 Mark, report. 02:07:53.143 --> 02:07:55.144 On my way, Commander. 02:07:55.169 --> 02:07:56.715 Damn it. 02:08:05.916 --> 02:08:08.415 Johanssen, what's my relative velocity to Mark? 02:08:08.416 --> 02:08:10.455 5.2 meters per second. 02:08:10.456 --> 02:08:12.964 Copy. Adjusting course. 02:08:17.927 --> 02:08:20.454 3.1 meters per second. 02:08:22.237 --> 02:08:24.966 Distance to target 24 meters. 02:08:26.281 --> 02:08:28.788 11 meters to target. 02:08:31.110 --> 02:08:32.717 6 meters. 02:08:43.164 --> 02:08:44.922 Hold on, Mark! 02:09:05.768 --> 02:09:07.310 Come on. 02:09:12.565 --> 02:09:14.180 I got him! 02:09:16.434 --> 02:09:17.982 I got him. 02:09:18.797 --> 02:09:19.947 I got him. 02:09:19.972 --> 02:09:22.076 Way to go, Iron Man. 02:09:24.619 --> 02:09:26.750 Beck, pull us in. 02:09:29.077 --> 02:09:31.117 It's good to see you. 02:09:32.470 --> 02:09:33.898 You... 02:09:35.385 --> 02:09:37.784 have... terrible taste 02:09:37.809 --> 02:09:39.422 in music. 02:09:48.353 --> 02:09:50.709 Houston, this is Hermes Actual. 02:09:50.734 --> 02:09:51.807 We got him. 02:09:51.832 --> 02:09:53.191 YEAH! 02:09:53.216 --> 02:09:55.086 Watney is secure. 02:09:55.111 --> 02:09:58.572 YES! YES! YES! 02:10:00.292 --> 02:10:02.625 Contact in outer space, with Mark Watney. 02:10:02.650 --> 02:10:04.552 After a very long time, they have done 02:10:04.577 --> 02:10:06.979 what many people thought was impossible. 02:10:07.004 --> 02:10:10.795 Mission confirmation. Mark Watney has been successfully rescued. 02:10:10.820 --> 02:10:14.415 Mark Watney has been rescued. This has been an incredible mission. 02:10:14.440 --> 02:10:16.354 Get a hold of him. 02:10:18.137 --> 02:10:19.414 Hey-Hey, handsome. 02:10:19.439 --> 02:10:21.460 Beck, close the hatch. 02:10:24.304 --> 02:10:26.158 Hey, guys! 02:10:30.064 --> 02:10:33.693 Houston, 6 crews safely aboard. 02:10:37.017 --> 02:10:40.036 This is a huge moment for this nation, for the world 02:10:40.061 --> 02:10:43.738 and, in deed, for international space travel. 02:10:43.763 --> 02:10:46.338 I can't believe anything you do works. 02:10:46.363 --> 02:10:48.260 - Hey. - Hey. 02:10:49.654 --> 02:10:51.456 Oh god! 02:10:53.242 --> 02:10:55.223 There's a little smell going on over there, bud. 02:10:55.248 --> 02:10:58.587 I know. I haven't had a shower in a year and a half. 02:10:59.007 --> 02:11:01.952 Don't make me laugh. I have broken ribs. 02:11:35.413 --> 02:11:36.983 Hey, there. 02:11:45.164 --> 02:11:46.473 Good day, sir. 02:11:46.498 --> 02:11:48.729 - It's an honor, sir. - Sir. 02:11:48.988 --> 02:11:50.839 - Sir. - Sir. 02:11:50.864 --> 02:11:52.548 Good morning, sir. 02:12:02.120 --> 02:12:04.729 DAY 1 02:12:14.007 --> 02:12:16.811 Welcome to the Astronaut Candidate Program. 02:12:16.836 --> 02:12:20.843 Now pay attention, because this could save your life. 02:12:20.868 --> 02:12:23.279 Trust me. I know what I'm talking about. 02:12:23.637 --> 02:12:25.916 Alright. Let me get a few things out of the way, right off the bat. 02:12:25.941 --> 02:12:32.535 Yes, I did in fact survive on a deserted planet by farming in my own shit. 02:12:32.922 --> 02:12:35.369 Yes, it's actually worse than it sound. 02:12:35.394 --> 02:12:38.038 So, let's not talk about that ever again. 02:12:38.520 --> 02:12:41.678 The other question I get most frequently is. 02:12:41.715 --> 02:12:44.320 When I was up there stranded by myself, 02:12:44.345 --> 02:12:46.650 Did I think I was going to die? 02:12:47.296 --> 02:12:49.524 Yes, absolutely. 02:12:49.915 --> 02:12:53.286 And that's when you need to know going in, because it's going to happen to you. 02:12:53.311 --> 02:12:56.956 This is space. It does not cooperate. 02:12:56.988 --> 02:12:59.968 At some point, everything's going to go south on you. 02:12:59.993 --> 02:13:02.946 Everything's going to go south and you're going to say "This is it. 02:13:02.971 --> 02:13:04.860 That is how I end." 02:13:06.060 --> 02:13:08.007 Now you can either accept that, 02:13:08.032 --> 02:13:09.950 or you can get to work. 02:13:11.204 --> 02:13:13.011 That's all it is. 02:13:13.036 --> 02:13:15.390 You just begin. 02:13:15.773 --> 02:13:18.940 You do the math. You solve one problem 02:13:18.965 --> 02:13:21.712 and you solve the next one, and then the next. 02:13:21.752 --> 02:13:24.529 And if you solve enough problems, you get to come home. 02:13:25.400 --> 02:13:28.096 Alright. Questions? 02:13:32.564 --> 02:13:35.246 Once Mission Control complete their preflight checks, 02:13:35.271 --> 02:13:37.334 we'll begin launch procedures. 02:13:37.361 --> 02:13:40.028 The Ares 5 team will rendezvous with the Hermes 02:13:40.053 --> 02:13:43.228 approximately 48 minutes after launch. 02:13:43.253 --> 02:13:47.010 From there, they'll have 414 days of space travel ahead of them. 02:13:47.035 --> 02:13:50.995 Have the goals changed from the previous mission to the Ares 5 program? 02:13:51.020 --> 02:13:53.299 And what do you hope to achieve this time around? 02:13:53.340 --> 02:13:57.490 Well, no. The goals has always been the same for the Ares Program. 02:13:57.793 --> 02:14:01.662 This time, of course we hope to bring all the astronauts back at the same time. 02:14:01.687 --> 02:14:05.023 - Flight, Guidance check complete. - Copy, Guidance. 02:14:05.048 --> 02:14:09.202 This is Flight. We are go for launch on schedule. 02:14:19.262 --> 02:14:21.721 Final Aerosurface Check are complete. 02:14:21.756 --> 02:14:25.478 As everything remains a go. for the launch of the Ares 5. 02:14:25.503 --> 02:14:27.138 20 seconds. 02:14:28.048 --> 02:14:29.855 Proceeding with the count. 02:14:29.880 --> 02:14:31.575 T minus 10. 02:14:31.600 --> 02:14:32.675 9. 02:14:32.700 --> 02:14:33.998 Main engine start. 02:14:34.023 --> 02:14:37.975 7, 6, 5, 4, 02:14:38.000 --> 02:14:41.355 3, 2, 1. 02:14:41.380 --> 02:14:42.822 And liftoff. 02:14:42.847 --> 02:14:45.137 As the crew of the Ares 5 02:14:45.162 --> 02:14:49.148 begin the next chapter of America's space exploration. 02:14:49.173 --> 02:14:50.967 Pressures look good. 02:14:52.315 --> 02:14:53.752 Woo! 02:15:09.050 --> 02:15:10.671 Wow, good shot. 02:15:10.672 --> 02:15:14.423 There you have it. 5 years after the rescue of astronaut Mark Watney, 02:15:14.424 --> 02:15:18.155 the Ares 5 is on it's way to Mars. 02:15:58.610 --> 02:16:03.652 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.