WEBVTT 00:00:00.812 --> 00:00:10.508 ..:: Presented by ZarFilm website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:00:11.551 --> 00:00:13.571 please verify ready to resume count and go for launch. 00:00:13.595 --> 00:00:14.682 Its? 00:00:14.725 --> 00:00:15.551 We're a go. 00:00:15.595 --> 00:00:16.335 Ttc? 00:00:16.378 --> 00:00:17.117 Go. 00:00:17.161 --> 00:00:18.030 Cbc. 00:00:18.074 --> 00:00:18.812 Orbit group, go. 00:00:18.856 --> 00:00:19.551 Btc? 00:00:19.595 --> 00:00:20.856 Btc go. 00:00:20.900 --> 00:00:22.595 Btc, your pole is go? 00:00:22.638 --> 00:00:23.943 Is that affirmative? 00:00:23.987 --> 00:00:24.943 It is affirmative. 00:00:24.987 --> 00:00:25.856 Btc, is a go. 00:00:25.900 --> 00:00:27.595 Copy that, ops? 00:00:27.638 --> 00:00:28.508 We're a go. 00:00:28.551 --> 00:00:29.378 Electrical? 00:00:29.421 --> 00:00:30.117 Go. 00:00:30.161 --> 00:00:31.682 Sro? 00:00:31.725 --> 00:00:33.464 Sro is go, we are clear to launch. 00:00:33.508 --> 00:00:34.378 Guidance? 00:00:34.421 --> 00:00:35.161 Go flight. 00:00:35.204 --> 00:00:36.378 Tito? 00:00:36.421 --> 00:00:37.440 Kingfisher is ready to launch. 00:00:37.464 --> 00:00:38.291 And cdr? 00:00:38.335 --> 00:00:39.464 Cdr is go. 00:00:39.508 --> 00:00:40.943 Okay, commander barnett, 00:00:40.987 --> 00:00:42.682 on behalf of the hyperion team 00:00:42.725 --> 00:00:43.919 and the millions of people watching around the world, 00:00:43.943 --> 00:00:45.638 good luck, god speed, 00:00:45.682 --> 00:00:48.682 and we'll see you back here in two years. 00:00:48.725 --> 00:00:49.812 - Thank you, Jim. 00:00:49.856 --> 00:00:51.378 Our thanks to the launch team 00:00:51.421 --> 00:00:52.725 and everyone at the mts program. 00:00:52.769 --> 00:00:54.943 The crew is go for launch. 00:00:54.987 --> 00:00:56.248 Copy that. 00:00:56.291 --> 00:00:58.595 We have a go for auto-sequence start. 00:00:58.638 --> 00:01:00.030 T-minus 15 seconds. 00:01:00.074 --> 00:01:02.464 Stand by for terminal count. 00:01:04.725 --> 00:01:05.725 Ten, 00:01:05.769 --> 00:01:06.508 nine, 00:01:06.551 --> 00:01:07.291 eight, 00:01:07.335 --> 00:01:08.074 seven, 00:01:08.117 --> 00:01:09.117 six. 00:01:09.161 --> 00:01:11.725 We have main engine start. 00:01:11.769 --> 00:01:12.508 Three, 00:01:12.551 --> 00:01:13.291 two, 00:01:13.335 --> 00:01:14.030 one, 00:01:14.074 --> 00:01:15.204 zero. 00:01:31.464 --> 00:01:34.856 First-stage separation in three, two, one. 00:01:37.030 --> 00:01:38.029 Good break. 00:01:49.378 --> 00:01:50.508 Roger roll mts. 00:02:04.682 --> 00:02:07.030 We should have a good forward link now, mts. 00:02:07.074 --> 00:02:09.508 - Copy that, I'm seeing the same thing here. 00:02:13.421 --> 00:02:14.464 We're coming up 00:02:14.508 --> 00:02:15.571 on second-stage separation. 00:02:15.595 --> 00:02:17.291 - Copy, second-stage separation. 00:02:25.551 --> 00:02:27.682 Altitude is 70 kilometers. 00:02:27.725 --> 00:02:29.856 170 kilometers downrange. 00:02:38.943 --> 00:02:40.788 - Hyperion, the main engines are underperforming slightly. 00:02:40.812 --> 00:02:43.074 Copy, main engines underperforming. 00:02:43.117 --> 00:02:44.638 - Good read. 00:02:44.682 --> 00:02:46.001 Stand by, we're consulting flight. 00:02:49.856 --> 00:02:51.682 - Flip your visors down. 00:02:59.812 --> 00:03:01.378 We're past return to landing. 00:03:01.421 --> 00:03:03.551 Abort complete reaching the end of oceanic, abort? 00:03:12.769 --> 00:03:13.768 Hyperion? 00:03:16.161 --> 00:03:17.725 That's a negative abort, mts. 00:03:17.769 --> 00:03:19.638 There's enough fuel to handle the discrepancy. 00:03:19.682 --> 00:03:21.378 Negative abort. 00:03:21.421 --> 00:03:23.595 - Copy, negative abort. 00:03:28.595 --> 00:03:29.464 Mts, you're leaving 00:03:29.508 --> 00:03:30.638 for Mars transfer orbit. 00:03:30.682 --> 00:03:32.551 Final systems nominal check. 00:03:34.987 --> 00:03:36.638 - Are we a go? 00:03:36.682 --> 00:03:38.117 - Go. 00:03:38.161 --> 00:03:39.160 - Go. 00:03:40.812 --> 00:03:43.074 - Roger, hyperion, we're ready. 00:03:43.117 --> 00:03:44.812 Go for mto burn. 00:03:44.856 --> 00:03:46.682 Roger that, enjoy the ride, everyone. 00:03:46.725 --> 00:03:48.161 Mto in three, 00:03:48.204 --> 00:03:49.204 two, 00:03:49.248 --> 00:03:50.638 one. 00:04:05.725 --> 00:04:07.856 That's negative return, mts. 00:04:17.248 --> 00:04:18.247 Past Max q. 00:04:26.812 --> 00:04:29.812 Main engine cut-off three, two, one. 00:04:31.551 --> 00:04:32.550 - We go. 00:05:47.204 --> 00:05:48.291 There she is. 00:06:05.161 --> 00:06:06.204 Mts, we're approaching. 00:06:06.248 --> 00:06:07.595 Kingfisher separation. 00:06:07.638 --> 00:06:09.204 - Copy, kingfisher separation. 00:06:16.987 --> 00:06:19.900 Separation is nominal. 00:06:34.769 --> 00:06:36.161 The kingfisher is auto-docked 00:06:36.204 --> 00:06:37.204 to the mts. 00:06:37.248 --> 00:06:39.030 I'm moving to taxi in now. 00:06:39.074 --> 00:06:40.943 Copy that. 00:06:56.638 --> 00:06:58.595 Must occur in closure rate. 00:06:58.638 --> 00:06:59.682 Closure rate is nominal, 00:06:59.725 --> 00:07:01.421 five centimeters per minute. 00:07:08.856 --> 00:07:10.421 Mts in free-drift. 00:07:13.943 --> 00:07:14.942 Hang tight a bit. 00:07:17.769 --> 00:07:19.204 Tethered gravity is starting. 00:07:19.248 --> 00:07:21.161 You're a go, hyperion. 00:07:32.161 --> 00:07:34.943 Artificial gravity is climbing. 00:07:39.900 --> 00:07:42.204 Looks like we'll hit close to five gs. 00:07:48.291 --> 00:07:51.595 Tether's unspooling. 00:08:23.682 --> 00:08:24.856 Solar array separation. 00:08:37.291 --> 00:08:39.769 Tds nominal and at full speed. 00:08:43.291 --> 00:08:45.030 All right, plugs out. 00:08:45.074 --> 00:08:46.551 Impeccable work as usual. 00:08:46.595 --> 00:08:48.682 - Thank you for the launch, Jim. 00:08:48.725 --> 00:08:50.074 See you again at the first check. 00:08:50.117 --> 00:08:51.856 - Are you kidding me? 00:08:51.900 --> 00:08:54.464 That was incredible, that was incredible! 00:08:57.421 --> 00:08:58.551 How are you feeling? 00:08:58.595 --> 00:09:00.464 - I'm good, good. 00:09:27.378 --> 00:09:28.377 - Let's go. 00:09:44.638 --> 00:09:45.900 - Got it. 00:09:45.943 --> 00:09:46.942 - Thanks. 00:10:28.508 --> 00:10:29.832 - All right, okay Zoe, you take this one. 00:10:29.856 --> 00:10:31.267 David, you start working in the back. 00:10:31.291 --> 00:10:32.812 - This one? - Yeah. 00:11:10.595 --> 00:11:11.725 - I'll be in the last wing. 00:11:11.769 --> 00:11:12.768 - Copy that. 00:11:28.987 --> 00:11:30.464 - Hey. - Hey. 00:11:30.508 --> 00:11:32.291 - How are you feeling? 00:11:33.987 --> 00:11:36.161 You need anything? 00:11:36.204 --> 00:11:36.943 - I'll be all right. 00:11:36.987 --> 00:11:38.378 - A beer? 00:11:38.421 --> 00:11:39.551 - So thoughtful. 00:13:22.204 --> 00:13:23.291 - This will help. 00:13:23.335 --> 00:13:24.551 - Thanks, zo. 00:13:46.421 --> 00:13:47.943 - Come on, zo. - What? 00:13:47.987 --> 00:13:49.682 - Really? - What are you? 00:13:49.725 --> 00:13:51.421 I'm not. 00:13:51.464 --> 00:13:53.267 - Commander, how did she get payloads to allow this? 00:13:53.291 --> 00:13:55.725 - I don't even know anybody at payloads so how will I... 00:13:55.769 --> 00:13:58.725 - You wasted what? 00:13:58.769 --> 00:14:03.074 800 grams of your allowable, personal effects on these? 00:14:03.117 --> 00:14:04.682 You don't even care about the rival. 00:14:04.725 --> 00:14:07.856 - No, but you do David. 00:14:07.900 --> 00:14:09.551 I don't know, it's so easy. 00:14:10.812 --> 00:14:11.900 - Okay, 00:14:13.464 --> 00:14:14.595 five hours down 00:14:15.682 --> 00:14:17.248 two years ago. 00:14:19.074 --> 00:14:21.248 - As your doctor, i'm telling you to drink that. 00:14:32.030 --> 00:14:32.856 Applicable? 00:14:32.900 --> 00:14:34.725 Applicable? 00:14:34.769 --> 00:14:35.595 - Applicable is British. 00:14:35.638 --> 00:14:36.595 - Is it? 00:14:36.638 --> 00:14:37.769 - How do I look? 00:14:37.812 --> 00:14:39.248 - Stunning. 00:14:39.291 --> 00:14:40.943 - Look, I'm serious, this is a big deal. 00:14:40.987 --> 00:14:42.204 - You look good. 00:14:42.248 --> 00:14:46.595 You look fine, seriously, you're good. 00:14:46.638 --> 00:14:49.638 - Yes we do, we read you loud and clear. 00:14:49.682 --> 00:14:51.595 Welcome to mts-42. 00:14:56.856 --> 00:14:58.638 Oh yeah, we did. 00:14:58.682 --> 00:15:01.117 It's not uncommon to experience a few hiccups during launch, 00:15:01.161 --> 00:15:05.117 but due to the preparation and thanks to our ground team, 00:15:05.161 --> 00:15:08.464 we had a smooth rendezvous with the mts cycler. 00:15:13.900 --> 00:15:15.117 That's true. 00:15:16.030 --> 00:15:18.030 It's bittersweet. 00:15:18.074 --> 00:15:20.595 I've had the honor of participating in two missions to date 00:15:20.638 --> 00:15:23.291 and I couldn't be working with a more talented crew 00:15:23.335 --> 00:15:25.900 on this, my final and third mission. 00:15:29.682 --> 00:15:31.508 - Well it's only been a few hours, 00:15:31.551 --> 00:15:33.856 but it's already a life-changing experience. 00:15:33.900 --> 00:15:35.595 I'm thrilled to be here. 00:15:40.638 --> 00:15:42.745 To be honest, this isn't where I thought I would end up. 00:15:42.769 --> 00:15:46.030 To me, my career was gonna be researched on earth. 00:15:46.074 --> 00:15:48.682 I guess you never know where life's gonna take you. 00:15:50.464 --> 00:15:52.030 Yes, I applied to the harp program 00:15:52.074 --> 00:15:53.571 because I thought it would be a funny story 00:15:53.595 --> 00:15:55.943 to be rejected by hyperion. 00:15:55.987 --> 00:15:59.943 But now I realized this is one of those rare opportunities 00:15:59.987 --> 00:16:02.987 that could truly give my life meaning beyond anything 00:16:03.030 --> 00:16:04.508 I could imagine. 00:16:07.856 --> 00:16:09.595 Well, space exploration has always led 00:16:09.638 --> 00:16:11.117 to amazing medical discoveries 00:16:11.161 --> 00:16:13.508 that are applicable to the people on earth. 00:16:17.812 --> 00:16:20.638 - The launch was incredible. 00:16:20.682 --> 00:16:22.812 It does take a little while 00:16:22.856 --> 00:16:25.074 to get adjusted to the artificial gravity. 00:16:31.291 --> 00:16:33.725 Two years is a long time to be away from my wife, 00:16:33.769 --> 00:16:36.595 but this is a once-in-a lifetime opportunity. 00:16:36.638 --> 00:16:38.987 I'm so grateful to have her support. 00:16:41.117 --> 00:16:43.204 My research is integral to maintaining 00:16:43.248 --> 00:16:45.204 and sustaining life on Mars long term. 00:16:45.248 --> 00:16:49.291 We are taking the first steps to being able to call Mars 00:16:49.335 --> 00:16:50.595 a second home. 00:16:53.551 --> 00:16:55.074 - No, no, not at all. 00:16:55.117 --> 00:16:58.117 Out of the thousands of proposals submitted 00:16:58.161 --> 00:17:00.856 from university students and professors 00:17:00.900 --> 00:17:03.900 all around the world, these two definitely Rose to the top. 00:17:03.943 --> 00:17:07.725 I'm more than confident in their ability and their training. 00:17:07.769 --> 00:17:10.595 I know they can handle anything that comes their way. 00:18:13.856 --> 00:18:14.855 Oh shit! 00:18:21.769 --> 00:18:22.768 Oh shit! 00:18:34.725 --> 00:18:35.856 - Commander! 00:18:35.900 --> 00:18:37.987 - Holy shot? - Are you okay? 00:18:38.030 --> 00:18:40.074 - Get him off, get him off. 00:18:40.117 --> 00:18:41.900 - Get him off. - Are you okay. 00:18:41.943 --> 00:18:43.812 - Is he alive? - Just pull him off. 00:18:43.856 --> 00:18:46.204 - Get him off, get him off. 00:18:46.248 --> 00:18:49.551 - Stop, let's get him to the infirmary. 00:18:49.595 --> 00:18:54.551 - I got him! - Ready? One, two, three! 00:19:10.117 --> 00:19:12.595 - Who the hell is this? - Come on. 00:19:33.551 --> 00:19:35.551 David, put some gloves on. 00:19:35.595 --> 00:19:36.594 - Copy. 00:19:49.638 --> 00:19:51.812 - Hold that closed, just hold it as closed as you can. 00:19:51.856 --> 00:19:53.856 - Wow. - That's great. 00:19:56.030 --> 00:19:58.030 - The damage is contained to the functional module, 00:19:58.074 --> 00:20:00.682 a significant amount of atmospheric o-2 00:20:00.725 --> 00:20:02.508 has entered from the mts. 00:20:02.551 --> 00:20:03.987 There's a breach in the hole. 00:20:04.030 --> 00:20:05.291 You're getting all this? 00:20:06.117 --> 00:20:07.551 Good. 00:20:07.595 --> 00:20:10.682 Hey, Jim, who the fuck is on my ship? 00:20:13.030 --> 00:20:16.725 Yeah, he's still unconscious but I mean, is he a threat? 00:20:16.769 --> 00:20:20.595 Do we need to, I don't know, find a way to restrain him or, 00:20:32.421 --> 00:20:33.682 - Any idea if he'll wake up? 00:20:34.943 --> 00:20:36.900 - Honestly, i'm surprise yourself alive. 00:20:47.769 --> 00:20:49.943 - His name is Michael Adams. 00:20:49.987 --> 00:20:52.291 All they know for now is that he's launch support. 00:20:53.595 --> 00:20:55.030 - How the hell was he missed? 00:20:55.074 --> 00:20:56.900 - They looking into it. 00:20:56.943 --> 00:20:58.595 - We don't make mistakes like this. 00:20:58.638 --> 00:21:00.248 - Did he stow away on purpose? 00:21:00.291 --> 00:21:01.682 - Hyperion doesn't know that yet. 00:21:06.291 --> 00:21:08.551 - How are you not screaming in pain right now? 00:21:09.856 --> 00:21:12.595 - It hurts. 00:21:13.682 --> 00:21:14.769 - This is pretty serious. 00:21:15.987 --> 00:21:16.987 - How long? 00:21:18.030 --> 00:21:20.161 - To be safe, six weeks at least. 00:21:29.030 --> 00:21:31.030 - Co-2 is up 3%. 00:21:31.074 --> 00:21:32.378 - How? 00:21:32.421 --> 00:21:34.030 - The cdr array is turned off. 00:21:34.074 --> 00:21:35.812 We shut down the entire functional module, 00:21:35.856 --> 00:21:37.551 including life support. 00:21:37.595 --> 00:21:39.725 Let's get started on the lithium hydroxide canisters. 00:21:39.769 --> 00:21:40.768 - Roger. 00:21:52.812 --> 00:21:54.398 - The breathing masks in the exercise room 00:21:54.421 --> 00:21:56.421 are attached to the cdra as well. 00:21:56.464 --> 00:22:00.508 So let's just hold off on exercise till we sorted this out. 00:22:00.551 --> 00:22:02.508 - Copy. - Copy that, commander. 00:22:09.943 --> 00:22:11.638 - We're good to go. 00:23:21.812 --> 00:23:22.811 - Oh fuck. 00:24:19.464 --> 00:24:21.074 - Hey, sit down. - Did we take off? 00:24:21.117 --> 00:24:22.595 - No, hey sit down. - Did we take off? 00:24:22.638 --> 00:24:24.248 Sit down or you're gonna pass out. 00:24:25.508 --> 00:24:26.943 Hey, you're okay, just listen to me. 00:24:26.987 --> 00:24:28.725 You're fine, you're safe. 00:24:28.769 --> 00:24:31.682 - No, no, no, no, no, no. - You're safe, commander! 00:24:31.725 --> 00:24:32.745 - Did we take off? - Commander. 00:24:32.769 --> 00:24:34.378 - Did we take off? 00:24:36.987 --> 00:24:37.943 - Okay, let's take some deep breaths, 00:24:37.987 --> 00:24:39.508 take some deep breaths. 00:24:39.551 --> 00:24:41.267 In through your nose, out through your mouth. 00:24:41.291 --> 00:24:42.595 Just like I'm doing. 00:24:42.638 --> 00:24:43.745 Great, Michael, it's Michael, right? 00:24:43.769 --> 00:24:45.421 Micheal, I'm Zoe, I'm a doctor. 00:24:45.464 --> 00:24:47.398 I want you to focus on slowing down your breathing. 00:24:47.421 --> 00:24:49.117 Just nice and slow, okay? 00:24:49.161 --> 00:24:50.638 I'm gonna check your stitches. 00:24:50.682 --> 00:24:52.464 - Is that okay? - Stitches? 00:24:52.508 --> 00:24:53.788 - Just nice and slow, you got injured during the launch, 00:24:53.812 --> 00:24:55.074 just on your side here. 00:24:55.117 --> 00:24:56.291 Is that okay? 00:24:56.335 --> 00:24:57.117 Let's take a look. 00:24:57.161 --> 00:24:57.943 Ready? 00:24:57.987 --> 00:25:01.074 Okay, okay. 00:25:01.117 --> 00:25:02.551 That's great. 00:25:03.769 --> 00:25:05.943 Okay, you're good, you're good. 00:25:07.900 --> 00:25:10.943 Nice and slow, slow your heart rate down, okay? 00:25:10.987 --> 00:25:12.117 - Yeah, okay. 00:25:14.551 --> 00:25:15.987 - Sorry. - No, you're okay. 00:25:16.030 --> 00:25:17.943 - Hi Michael, i'm Marina barnett. 00:25:17.987 --> 00:25:19.682 I'm the commander of the ship. 00:25:19.725 --> 00:25:21.769 Do you mind if I ask you a few questions? 00:25:22.987 --> 00:25:24.595 - No, I don't mind. 00:25:26.900 --> 00:25:27.963 - Do you work for hyperion? 00:25:27.987 --> 00:25:29.291 - Yes. 00:25:29.335 --> 00:25:32.725 I'm a launch support engineer, ma'am. 00:25:32.769 --> 00:25:36.638 - Okay, and do you remember what happened on the pad? 00:25:45.378 --> 00:25:47.248 - Yes I was, arming the 00:25:47.291 --> 00:25:49.943 second stage firing pins and 00:25:49.987 --> 00:25:54.987 I thought I was buckled in and no... 00:25:55.987 --> 00:25:57.440 - You've had a concussion, this is normal, this is fine. 00:25:57.464 --> 00:25:59.421 - I thought I was clipped in, yeah okay. 00:25:59.464 --> 00:26:01.725 - It's okay if you don't remember. 00:26:04.117 --> 00:26:05.595 - How long was I? 00:26:05.638 --> 00:26:06.638 How long was I out? 00:26:09.335 --> 00:26:10.900 - We took off about 12 hours ago. 00:26:13.682 --> 00:26:14.681 - 12 hours? 00:26:17.987 --> 00:26:19.551 - I need to get back to my sister. 00:26:19.595 --> 00:26:20.919 I need to get back to my sister, please. 00:26:20.943 --> 00:26:22.222 My sister, she is alone, please. 00:26:22.248 --> 00:26:24.030 I gotta get back, please. 00:26:24.074 --> 00:26:25.614 - Micheal I hear you, Micheal. - But we're not going back. 00:26:25.638 --> 00:26:27.050 - What do you mean we are not going back? 00:26:27.074 --> 00:26:28.856 This is a two-year mission, please, please. 00:26:28.900 --> 00:26:30.508 - I understand, I understand... 00:26:30.551 --> 00:26:32.638 - Micheal. - We're moving too fast. 00:26:32.682 --> 00:26:34.725 We don't have enough fuel to turn around. 00:26:34.769 --> 00:26:35.943 - I gotta get back home. 00:26:35.987 --> 00:26:37.248 - I understand, I do. 00:26:37.291 --> 00:26:38.987 Let me go and relay this hyperion. 00:26:39.030 --> 00:26:40.093 I'm just gonna be a few minutes, okay? 00:26:40.117 --> 00:26:42.074 I'll be right back, okay? 00:26:42.117 --> 00:26:44.161 - Stay here. - Yes, commander. 00:26:44.204 --> 00:26:46.161 - We're gonna figure this out, okay? 00:26:46.204 --> 00:26:48.812 I just need you to keep breathing while we figure it out. 00:26:48.856 --> 00:26:49.987 Can you just do that? 00:26:50.030 --> 00:26:51.638 Slow everything back down. 00:27:03.291 --> 00:27:05.638 He's stable, he just needs some time alone to rest 00:27:05.682 --> 00:27:07.248 and process everything. 00:27:08.638 --> 00:27:09.637 - Copy. 00:27:10.725 --> 00:27:12.638 - Do you need a hand. 00:27:12.682 --> 00:27:13.681 - No, I'm fine. 00:28:01.769 --> 00:28:02.508 - Michael. 00:28:02.551 --> 00:28:03.725 Hey. 00:28:03.769 --> 00:28:05.335 - Let me give you a hand. 00:28:05.378 --> 00:28:07.161 I'm good. 00:28:07.204 --> 00:28:08.551 - You okay? 00:28:08.595 --> 00:28:09.638 - Sit here. 00:28:11.812 --> 00:28:12.943 - Good? - Yeah. 00:28:12.987 --> 00:28:14.248 I'm good thanks. 00:28:14.291 --> 00:28:15.421 - Yeah. - Yes. 00:28:17.421 --> 00:28:19.551 - So Michael, hyperion talked to your sister, 00:28:19.595 --> 00:28:21.074 she's she's okay. 00:28:21.117 --> 00:28:23.421 We're gonna be hiring her a full-time guardian 00:28:23.464 --> 00:28:25.248 and covering every expense. 00:28:27.595 --> 00:28:28.594 - Thank you. 00:28:29.204 --> 00:28:30.987 - These are yours. 00:28:31.030 --> 00:28:33.248 The mission director wants to give you some more details 00:28:33.291 --> 00:28:35.335 when we're up for live comm tomorrow, so. 00:28:38.378 --> 00:28:39.377 - Okay. 00:28:40.682 --> 00:28:41.812 Thank you. 00:28:43.551 --> 00:28:45.812 I actually came down here cause I had a couple of things 00:28:45.856 --> 00:28:46.987 that I wanted to say. 00:28:49.248 --> 00:28:50.074 Do you mind? 00:28:50.117 --> 00:28:51.638 - No, please. 00:28:53.900 --> 00:28:56.248 - First off, I just want to apologize 00:28:56.291 --> 00:28:58.943 for that freak-out I had back there, 00:28:58.987 --> 00:29:03.943 it was just kind of a shock to wake up here. 00:29:07.987 --> 00:29:10.508 - Thank you. - Of course. 00:29:12.335 --> 00:29:14.248 - Also, I'm not gonna just sit around. 00:29:15.595 --> 00:29:17.030 I know the ship is small 00:29:17.074 --> 00:29:18.725 and it's a lot smaller now that I'm here 00:29:18.769 --> 00:29:20.725 and I'm sure there's some grunt work to be done 00:29:20.769 --> 00:29:21.943 and I can learn fast. 00:29:21.987 --> 00:29:26.335 I can do whatever it takes. 00:29:26.378 --> 00:29:28.421 - Thank you, Michael, I appreciate that. 00:29:29.769 --> 00:29:31.856 We're waiting on hyperion to tell us what to do next, 00:29:31.900 --> 00:29:35.943 but, in the meantime if you're up to it, 00:29:35.987 --> 00:29:38.900 perhaps, Zoe we can run you through the safety procedures. 00:29:38.943 --> 00:29:39.942 - Yeah. 00:29:44.335 --> 00:29:47.725 We're sorry that you missed the fillet mignon, 00:29:47.769 --> 00:29:50.943 but, this is the next best thing. 00:29:50.987 --> 00:29:52.682 We think it's spaghetti. 00:29:53.769 --> 00:29:55.204 - I should warn you now that 00:29:55.248 --> 00:29:57.682 Zoe thinks she's the in-flight entertainment. 00:29:57.725 --> 00:29:58.725 - Understood. 00:29:58.769 --> 00:30:01.595 - You're David Kim, right? 00:30:01.638 --> 00:30:03.161 - Just David's fine. 00:30:03.204 --> 00:30:05.943 - Got it, so you're in school? 00:30:05.987 --> 00:30:08.943 - Yeah, working on my masters in instructional engineering. 00:30:08.987 --> 00:30:11.769 - Were you working on proposal for harp? 00:30:11.812 --> 00:30:13.354 - I actually planned on putting something together 00:30:13.378 --> 00:30:14.421 for the next mission. 00:30:16.204 --> 00:30:18.638 - I'm not sure you need to apply anymore. 00:30:21.117 --> 00:30:23.204 - Yeah, I guess not. 00:30:26.291 --> 00:30:28.551 - Cheers, welcome to mts-42. 00:30:28.595 --> 00:30:30.030 - Cheers. - Cheers. 00:30:30.074 --> 00:30:31.900 - Cheers. 00:30:39.335 --> 00:30:40.658 I don't know, it really doesn't feel like 00:30:40.682 --> 00:30:42.030 he's here on purpose. 00:30:42.074 --> 00:30:46.378 Agreed, so what do we do? 00:30:46.421 --> 00:30:47.856 - I think you should keep busy. 00:30:49.725 --> 00:30:51.508 - I don't think I have anything for you. 00:30:55.421 --> 00:30:58.161 - Maybe I could have him do some data entry for me. 00:30:59.812 --> 00:31:01.810 Actually, that should be nice to have some company. 00:31:03.117 --> 00:31:04.116 - Yeah, that works. 00:31:10.551 --> 00:31:11.550 - What? 00:31:13.943 --> 00:31:16.595 - You're gonna have to share credit on whatever you publish. 00:31:17.856 --> 00:31:19.943 - It's not about the credits, zo. 00:31:19.987 --> 00:31:23.248 - Okay, well, you're a better person than I am, David Kim. 00:31:23.291 --> 00:31:24.508 - That's for sure. 00:31:26.248 --> 00:31:28.464 - Okay, that's the plan then? 00:31:28.508 --> 00:31:30.074 - It's a plan. - All right. 00:31:35.725 --> 00:31:37.421 - Try not to snore too loud tonight. 00:31:38.638 --> 00:31:39.788 - For the night, when the lights are dimmed, 00:31:39.812 --> 00:31:40.987 they have to stay dimmed. 00:31:41.030 --> 00:31:42.900 It's a par consumption thing. 00:31:42.943 --> 00:31:45.248 And if there's a catastrophic failure in a single module, 00:31:45.291 --> 00:31:47.725 like fire or rapid, depressurization, watch your head, 00:31:47.769 --> 00:31:49.943 you have to close this hatch. 00:31:49.987 --> 00:31:51.291 So bye-bye David. 00:31:53.117 --> 00:31:55.117 This is the magnetic radiation proofing. 00:31:55.161 --> 00:31:57.900 In case there's a solar storm, come in here. 00:31:59.725 --> 00:32:01.638 I realize your first visit was a little intense, 00:32:01.682 --> 00:32:05.161 but this happens to be my favorite spot on the ship. 00:32:20.900 --> 00:32:24.248 - Wow, pictures don't do it justice. 00:32:24.291 --> 00:32:25.421 - No, not at all. 00:32:38.900 --> 00:32:40.335 What's your sister's name? 00:32:42.161 --> 00:32:43.160 - Ava. 00:32:50.682 --> 00:32:53.812 - And it's just the two of you? 00:32:53.856 --> 00:32:54.855 - Yeah. 00:33:58.030 --> 00:34:01.248 - Okay, well, this is batch 62. 00:34:01.291 --> 00:34:02.508 - Batch 62. 00:34:02.551 --> 00:34:04.725 - And we'll start with row four. 00:34:04.769 --> 00:34:08.378 - Row four. 00:34:08.421 --> 00:34:10.551 - Row four a will be 00:34:12.508 --> 00:34:14.117 10.23. 00:34:18.900 --> 00:34:19.987 Section b. 00:34:24.769 --> 00:34:25.768 What? 00:34:26.769 --> 00:34:28.248 - I'm sorry. 00:34:28.291 --> 00:34:29.595 I've gotta ask? 00:34:31.638 --> 00:34:33.161 What is this? 00:34:33.204 --> 00:34:34.769 What are we listening to? 00:34:34.812 --> 00:34:36.682 - Like you don't listen to jazz at all? 00:34:36.725 --> 00:34:38.900 - No, I mean not really. 00:34:38.943 --> 00:34:41.248 - Actually my wife is the one that got me into jazz, 00:34:41.291 --> 00:34:43.335 but now I love it. 00:34:46.812 --> 00:34:48.900 Section b is 2.16. 00:34:51.987 --> 00:34:52.986 - 2.16. 00:34:54.291 --> 00:34:55.919 - Yeah, research can get a little bit monotonous at times. 00:34:55.943 --> 00:34:59.248 Especially phycology, but these guys, 00:34:59.291 --> 00:35:01.248 they keep me on my toes. 00:35:01.291 --> 00:35:03.725 Sanders, Coltrane, bird. 00:35:06.030 --> 00:35:07.769 - They're like basketball players or... 00:35:07.812 --> 00:35:09.074 - Yeah, the basketball players. 00:35:09.117 --> 00:35:10.595 No, they're not basketball players. 00:35:10.638 --> 00:35:12.267 These guys are the jazz legends of the 60s. 00:35:12.291 --> 00:35:13.812 - Right, I knew that. 00:35:13.856 --> 00:35:17.682 - There, you hear how it's unpredictable? 00:35:17.725 --> 00:35:19.464 But it still has rules. 00:35:19.508 --> 00:35:21.638 That generally playing together, but once in a while, 00:35:21.682 --> 00:35:24.378 a player or two will drift off into their own little groove. 00:35:25.856 --> 00:35:30.856 There, you hear. 00:35:31.943 --> 00:35:33.291 - No, I don't. 00:35:33.335 --> 00:35:35.856 It sounds like a hot mess. 00:35:35.900 --> 00:35:38.638 - Well that's what I like about it, it's not obvious. 00:35:40.508 --> 00:35:43.943 And sometimes, it can be a little bit unpleasant, 00:35:45.421 --> 00:35:46.682 but it's pure expression, 00:35:48.378 --> 00:35:49.812 and it usually finds a balance. 00:35:49.856 --> 00:35:51.943 - Nice, I can dig that. 00:35:54.943 --> 00:35:55.856 - Good. 00:35:55.900 --> 00:35:58.812 Section c 9.86. 00:36:35.987 --> 00:36:37.769 How's it looking in there? 00:36:37.812 --> 00:36:39.856 - The whole left side came loose. 00:36:41.421 --> 00:36:43.638 - There, remove the cover. 00:36:43.682 --> 00:36:44.681 Roger. 00:36:53.464 --> 00:36:54.856 - Carefully. 00:36:54.900 --> 00:36:55.899 - Copy. 00:37:01.074 --> 00:37:03.074 - Oh, shit. - What? 00:37:03.117 --> 00:37:05.856 - There must have been a short. 00:37:05.900 --> 00:37:08.987 Is it looking bad? 00:37:09.030 --> 00:37:13.335 - Yeah, the whole thing is charred. 00:37:13.378 --> 00:37:14.900 - Take another picture. 00:37:38.812 --> 00:37:40.030 - Are we all set? 00:37:44.682 --> 00:37:46.378 - Hyperion, this is mts, come in. 00:37:53.248 --> 00:37:55.725 Yes, we have a damaged life support assembly. 00:37:55.769 --> 00:37:58.682 I need to inspect the incoming images of the cdra. 00:38:02.291 --> 00:38:05.161 It's critical that this gets fixed, Jim, mission critical. 00:38:07.291 --> 00:38:08.682 Yep, going off comm. 00:38:25.856 --> 00:38:27.551 - David, can I speak to you? 00:38:27.595 --> 00:38:29.161 - Of course. 00:38:29.204 --> 00:38:30.745 - And Michael, can you please put on David's suit? 00:38:30.769 --> 00:38:32.267 Zoe will explain what she needs you to do. 00:38:32.291 --> 00:38:33.551 - Yeah, sure, of course. 00:39:05.769 --> 00:39:07.074 - Yes commander? 00:39:10.161 --> 00:39:13.464 - How much O2 does your rack produce? 00:39:13.508 --> 00:39:17.248 - I mean, 90 liters a day, just a negligible amount. 00:39:17.291 --> 00:39:19.551 - Is there any way you can get it up to 950? 00:39:19.595 --> 00:39:20.682 - 950? - Yeah. 00:39:20.725 --> 00:39:23.378 - No, not with microgreens. 00:39:23.421 --> 00:39:25.484 We're testing fluid production here, non scrubbing co2. 00:39:25.508 --> 00:39:27.571 - Yeah, I thought that's what your research was about. 00:39:27.595 --> 00:39:28.943 - Yeah, nut that's with algae 00:39:28.987 --> 00:39:30.943 and that can only be opened on Mars. 00:39:30.987 --> 00:39:33.551 - Well, how much oxygen would your algae produce? 00:39:36.161 --> 00:39:37.161 - Approximately... 00:39:39.204 --> 00:39:40.832 I could come close to what you're looking for 00:39:40.856 --> 00:39:42.551 under the right conditions. 00:39:42.595 --> 00:39:44.311 But all the gear I'd need was already flown to Mars 00:39:44.335 --> 00:39:45.682 on the last unmanned. 00:39:47.074 --> 00:39:50.030 What are we up against here? 00:39:51.117 --> 00:39:52.464 Did we lose the cdra? 00:39:53.508 --> 00:39:56.464 - We don't know for sure yet. 00:39:58.421 --> 00:40:02.812 - Okay, what about the backup canisters? 00:40:02.856 --> 00:40:03.855 - We don't have enough. 00:40:06.291 --> 00:40:08.943 Shit, is there anything else you can try? 00:40:08.987 --> 00:40:10.900 - I could try growing them here, 00:40:10.943 --> 00:40:15.030 but we would risk ruining the entire culture. 00:40:15.074 --> 00:40:16.725 All right. 00:40:18.987 --> 00:40:21.943 Okay, if I use half of the algae 00:40:21.987 --> 00:40:23.398 it could probably still leave me enough 00:40:23.421 --> 00:40:24.820 for a first starter culture on Mars. 00:40:24.856 --> 00:40:26.006 - Okay, good, well, just put everything else aside 00:40:26.030 --> 00:40:27.682 and focus on that. 00:40:27.725 --> 00:40:29.248 - Yes commander. 00:40:29.291 --> 00:40:31.291 I need a little bit to figure everything out. 00:40:31.335 --> 00:40:35.464 - Oka, copy. 00:40:35.508 --> 00:40:38.900 - Oh, David, Zoe and Michael are removing the cdra. 00:40:38.943 --> 00:40:40.725 They don't need to know this yet. 00:40:48.117 --> 00:40:48.987 - Comm check. 00:40:49.030 --> 00:40:50.900 - Yeah, I can hear you. 00:40:50.943 --> 00:40:54.074 No, when I say comm check you say, good check. 00:40:54.117 --> 00:40:55.638 - Okay. 00:40:55.682 --> 00:40:56.856 - Comm check. 00:40:59.551 --> 00:41:01.378 - I'm gonna depressurize the antechamber. 00:41:07.117 --> 00:41:09.074 When we get in there, everything's normal. 00:41:09.117 --> 00:41:10.725 There's gonna be no air, 00:41:10.769 --> 00:41:12.769 but everything's gonna be normal other than that. 00:41:12.812 --> 00:41:14.551 No floating around just... 00:41:15.464 --> 00:41:16.943 - Yeah, yeah I'm good... 00:41:16.987 --> 00:41:17.725 - You're just reading instructions, okay? 00:41:17.769 --> 00:41:22.030 - No worry. 00:41:47.595 --> 00:41:49.943 - What's first? 00:41:49.987 --> 00:41:53.248 - You've got to unscrew the absorbent bed. 00:41:53.291 --> 00:41:55.856 It's those screws on the other side. 00:42:26.508 --> 00:42:29.464 So what does this thing do? 00:42:29.508 --> 00:42:31.812 - It scrubs the carbon dioxide out of the air. 00:42:31.856 --> 00:42:33.030 You take that. 00:42:47.248 --> 00:42:49.769 - Ready? - Yeah, I'm ready. 00:42:49.812 --> 00:42:50.900 - Here we go. 00:42:53.204 --> 00:42:56.335 Be careful with that, very very careful. 00:42:56.378 --> 00:42:57.377 Okay. 00:43:08.856 --> 00:43:11.204 I will never get used to how little materials 00:43:11.248 --> 00:43:13.943 is between us and space. 00:43:13.987 --> 00:43:15.812 - That I know. 00:43:15.856 --> 00:43:17.354 When they started adding a third passenger, 00:43:17.378 --> 00:43:19.117 to make up for the weight, 00:43:19.161 --> 00:43:20.919 they made the functional module almost half the size 00:43:20.943 --> 00:43:23.291 and removed a protective layer of shielding. 00:43:24.421 --> 00:43:26.161 - Hey, that's not helpful. 00:43:26.204 --> 00:43:27.508 - Just facts. 00:43:27.551 --> 00:43:28.876 - That's not a helpful thing to say. 00:43:28.900 --> 00:43:29.899 - Just facts. 00:43:33.943 --> 00:43:35.508 - Oh I'll take that. 00:43:36.769 --> 00:43:39.725 - You guys okay? - Yeah. 00:43:48.074 --> 00:43:49.073 - Micheal? 00:43:49.987 --> 00:43:51.117 - Oh. 00:43:53.291 --> 00:43:54.290 - Ah, shit. 00:44:01.682 --> 00:44:02.681 You got it? 00:44:04.987 --> 00:44:05.986 Yeah, that's great. 00:44:11.856 --> 00:44:14.030 Okay, a little pinch here. 00:44:20.812 --> 00:44:21.811 - Thanks. 00:44:22.725 --> 00:44:23.987 - It's literally my job. 00:44:24.030 --> 00:44:25.464 - Not just for this, I mean like, 00:44:25.508 --> 00:44:26.919 you've just kinda gone out of your way 00:44:26.943 --> 00:44:28.204 to make me feel welcome. 00:44:28.248 --> 00:44:29.248 - Of course. 00:44:32.856 --> 00:44:34.204 Can you take this off? 00:44:35.204 --> 00:44:36.682 - My shirt? - Yeah. 00:44:49.812 --> 00:44:51.117 - Can you put your arm up? 00:44:51.161 --> 00:44:52.161 - Thank you. 00:45:25.551 --> 00:45:27.074 How's it coming? 00:45:27.117 --> 00:45:29.335 - We're still wrapping up, but I'm worried. 00:45:30.682 --> 00:45:32.224 I'm worried we're only going to be able to get to 500, 00:45:32.248 --> 00:45:34.551 maybe 550 liters a day. 00:45:34.595 --> 00:45:35.987 - Oh, no, that's good. 00:45:36.030 --> 00:45:37.856 That's literally half of what we need. 00:45:37.900 --> 00:45:39.701 So let's go ahead and thaw out the second batch of algae. 00:45:39.725 --> 00:45:41.943 - No, I need to rip up the microgreens for that. 00:45:41.987 --> 00:45:43.725 - Then let's do it. 00:45:43.769 --> 00:45:44.812 - Hold on, hold on. 00:45:44.856 --> 00:45:47.725 The algae is far from thriving. 00:45:47.769 --> 00:45:50.291 It's scrubbing only a fraction of what I could get, 00:45:50.335 --> 00:45:51.769 if I had the right equipment. 00:45:51.812 --> 00:45:53.508 Using the second half of the batch, 00:45:53.551 --> 00:45:55.987 doesn't necessarily mean it'll double the output. 00:45:58.248 --> 00:46:00.074 - It's imperative that we try. 00:46:00.117 --> 00:46:02.812 - Commander, this can't be something we rely on. 00:46:02.856 --> 00:46:04.943 These batches can die at any moment 00:46:04.987 --> 00:46:07.117 and I could lose everything I need for Mars. 00:46:12.987 --> 00:46:17.204 Commander, this research is years of my life. 00:46:17.248 --> 00:46:19.378 We both know how important it is. 00:46:20.638 --> 00:46:22.769 Are we sure we want to throw it all away 00:46:22.812 --> 00:46:25.378 while we still have a chance to fix the cdra. 00:46:34.638 --> 00:46:36.812 - There is no chance, David. 00:46:38.943 --> 00:46:39.942 It's gone. 00:46:44.638 --> 00:46:45.725 - Understood. 00:48:04.161 --> 00:48:06.769 - Ava, hey, 00:48:06.812 --> 00:48:08.900 I hope you're treating at hyperion really nicely 00:48:08.943 --> 00:48:12.682 'cause I heard that they are putting closer the school, 00:48:12.725 --> 00:48:14.204 which is nice. 00:48:14.248 --> 00:48:15.987 Really nice. 00:48:16.030 --> 00:48:18.291 Make sure you send me some selfies when you can, okay? 00:48:20.943 --> 00:48:22.595 I'm really getting my groove here. 00:48:23.769 --> 00:48:25.180 You know I thought at first I was probably gonna be 00:48:25.204 --> 00:48:28.769 a burden to crew and everyone here, 00:48:28.812 --> 00:48:31.595 but they're actually putting me to work. 00:48:33.378 --> 00:48:35.856 I hate that it happened this way, 00:48:35.900 --> 00:48:39.812 but I'm thinking that this might actually turn out 00:48:39.856 --> 00:48:43.769 to be best for me and for us in the long run. 00:49:09.987 --> 00:49:13.378 - Correct, unfortunately, none of the second batch survived. 00:49:20.638 --> 00:49:21.900 That was my fear. 00:49:27.551 --> 00:49:28.638 Are you sure? 00:49:39.595 --> 00:49:41.725 And why is the climb up not an option again? 00:49:54.378 --> 00:49:56.335 Okay, you've got to level with me, Jim. 00:50:01.856 --> 00:50:05.725 Is there any way I can take his place? 00:50:05.769 --> 00:50:08.725 Because hyperion can orbit the capsule around Mars 00:50:08.769 --> 00:50:10.421 and send up a pilot from the colony, 00:50:12.464 --> 00:50:14.117 but how do you expect me to... 00:50:25.464 --> 00:50:26.551 Okay well, I.. 00:50:31.812 --> 00:50:34.335 I need you to walk me through every option. 00:50:34.378 --> 00:50:36.161 Every single possibility. 00:51:00.421 --> 00:51:01.900 There's no easy way to say this. 00:51:03.682 --> 00:51:08.161 The carbon dioxide scrubber is damaged permanently. 00:51:08.204 --> 00:51:10.943 The lithium hydroxide canisters were only ever meant to be 00:51:10.987 --> 00:51:12.378 a temporary solution. 00:51:14.856 --> 00:51:17.551 We only have enough oxygen on board for two people. 00:51:22.204 --> 00:51:24.508 I've asked David to accelerate his research 00:51:24.551 --> 00:51:25.987 and he's managed to get his algae 00:51:26.030 --> 00:51:27.769 produce enough for one more. 00:51:34.117 --> 00:51:35.464 - What are you saying. 00:51:38.725 --> 00:51:41.030 - We can't make it to mar on with Michael on board. 00:51:42.638 --> 00:51:44.335 We'll end up asphyxiating on carbon dioxide 00:51:44.378 --> 00:51:46.769 a few weeks before we land. 00:51:47.638 --> 00:51:48.637 I mean, 00:51:50.987 --> 00:51:53.204 this ship was ever built for two, 00:51:53.248 --> 00:51:54.963 and hyperion started to take a chance pushing 00:51:54.987 --> 00:51:58.987 and push it to three, but it just can't handle four. 00:52:00.291 --> 00:52:02.335 - Okay, I've been thinking about this 00:52:02.378 --> 00:52:05.117 and all we gotta do is get to the colony on Mars, right? 00:52:05.161 --> 00:52:06.987 Then co2 isn't the issue. 00:52:07.030 --> 00:52:08.421 We could just vent it out 00:52:08.464 --> 00:52:09.943 and lower the atmospheric pressure. 00:52:11.856 --> 00:52:13.638 What we need is oxygen. 00:52:13.682 --> 00:52:17.943 We could use a pre-breathing oxygen cylinders or water. 00:52:17.987 --> 00:52:20.421 We could just split oxygen out of that. 00:52:20.464 --> 00:52:23.464 - We don't have enough, that would buy him days, not months. 00:52:24.551 --> 00:52:26.638 - Maybe a resupply mission. 00:52:26.682 --> 00:52:28.117 If it was unmanned... 00:52:28.161 --> 00:52:30.943 - We're moving too fast where we supply. 00:52:30.987 --> 00:52:34.378 The kingfisher is the biggest rocket they can build. 00:52:34.421 --> 00:52:36.595 - Okay, but, there's a giant tank up there 00:52:36.638 --> 00:52:38.398 that was full of liquid oxygen for the launch. 00:52:38.421 --> 00:52:40.074 There must be something left. 00:52:40.117 --> 00:52:41.725 - Oh there's no way to tell from here, 00:52:41.769 --> 00:52:43.204 we can't just reel in the tethers 00:52:43.248 --> 00:52:44.311 with the kingfisher attached. 00:52:44.335 --> 00:52:46.421 - So we climb up and check. 00:52:46.464 --> 00:52:47.638 - Climb the tether? 00:52:47.682 --> 00:52:48.788 All the way, that's 450 meters. 00:52:48.812 --> 00:52:50.204 - It wouldn't be full gravity. 00:52:50.248 --> 00:52:51.963 - Look, Michael was on board when we launched, 00:52:51.987 --> 00:52:53.943 so he used our extra oxygen and fuel. 00:52:53.987 --> 00:52:56.551 We barely had enough to make it to here. 00:52:57.900 --> 00:53:00.943 Climbing up would mean risking damaging the solar panels, 00:53:00.987 --> 00:53:03.638 severing the power cables, even falling off the ship. 00:53:03.682 --> 00:53:05.378 Hyperion looked into it. 00:53:05.421 --> 00:53:08.421 I can't risk both of your lives for the possibility 00:53:08.464 --> 00:53:10.117 that you could save him. 00:53:13.464 --> 00:53:14.963 - There must be something we can do, anything. 00:53:14.987 --> 00:53:17.856 - Guys, this is not a call for a solution. 00:53:18.987 --> 00:53:20.769 The entirety of hyperion is down there 00:53:20.812 --> 00:53:21.832 trying to figure this out. 00:53:21.856 --> 00:53:23.335 I'm only telling you this 00:53:23.378 --> 00:53:24.248 because I need you to be mentally prepared 00:53:24.291 --> 00:53:25.290 for what's gonna happen. 00:53:31.248 --> 00:53:34.335 - So how much time does he have left? 00:53:37.900 --> 00:53:38.899 - I'll talk to him today. 00:53:40.769 --> 00:53:42.900 - Give him a few days. - No, hold on. 00:53:42.943 --> 00:53:45.943 You gonna talk to him today? 00:53:45.987 --> 00:53:48.769 What are we gonna do, ask him to walk out of the airlock. 00:53:51.030 --> 00:53:53.291 Okay, exactly. 00:53:53.335 --> 00:53:55.725 How much time do we have before it's too late. 00:53:56.900 --> 00:53:58.943 - Technically, 20 days. 00:53:58.987 --> 00:54:01.117 - Okay, then we should take that time. 00:54:01.161 --> 00:54:03.769 - No, we need as much of that margin of error as possible 00:54:03.812 --> 00:54:04.769 in case of anything else happens. 00:54:04.812 --> 00:54:06.204 - Margin of error? 00:54:06.248 --> 00:54:07.311 What hypothetical situation could be worse 00:54:07.335 --> 00:54:08.812 than the one we're in right now? 00:54:08.856 --> 00:54:10.551 - Worse case scenario is he still dies, 00:54:10.595 --> 00:54:12.204 but we die along with him. 00:54:12.248 --> 00:54:13.248 - How? 00:54:13.291 --> 00:54:14.551 - What's left of the algae 00:54:14.595 --> 00:54:16.117 is hanging on by a thread as it is. 00:54:16.161 --> 00:54:17.943 - So you're fine, just giving up on a person 00:54:17.987 --> 00:54:19.595 because the risk... 00:54:19.638 --> 00:54:20.963 - Zoe, realistically every day he's still here 00:54:20.987 --> 00:54:22.900 it's a danger to all of us. 00:54:22.943 --> 00:54:26.464 I am telling you, hyperion has anyone with a phd down there 00:54:26.508 --> 00:54:27.571 and they're trying to work this out. 00:54:27.595 --> 00:54:29.335 - And they're not here. 00:54:29.378 --> 00:54:31.050 And maybe we can think of something that they haven't. 00:54:31.074 --> 00:54:32.682 - They built the ship. 00:54:32.725 --> 00:54:34.812 They have one-to-one replicas of the mts. 00:54:34.856 --> 00:54:36.248 They know every inch of this place. 00:54:36.291 --> 00:54:37.812 - They didn't know Michael was in here. 00:54:37.856 --> 00:54:39.454 - Come on Zoe, that's not the same thing. 00:54:40.074 --> 00:54:41.769 - 20 days, commander. 00:54:43.074 --> 00:54:45.900 If there's really nothing we can do, 00:54:45.943 --> 00:54:49.464 we have to take someone's life. 00:54:56.725 --> 00:54:58.943 Is it unreasonable to just take that time 00:54:58.987 --> 00:55:00.900 and make sure we've gone over everything 00:55:09.074 --> 00:55:10.508 - 10 days, that's it. 00:55:12.204 --> 00:55:13.248 - Commander, with all... 00:55:13.291 --> 00:55:14.117 - No, we can spare 10 days. 00:55:14.161 --> 00:55:15.900 - Okay, okay. 00:55:15.943 --> 00:55:18.378 And what are we tell Michael in the meantime? 00:55:19.900 --> 00:55:21.900 - Look, we were chosen to be here. 00:55:21.943 --> 00:55:25.030 We've been trained psychologically and otherwise he hasn't. 00:55:25.074 --> 00:55:28.335 He can't contribute to any of this in any meaningful way. 00:55:28.378 --> 00:55:30.030 So I think the best course of action 00:55:30.074 --> 00:55:32.943 is to just keep this between us, understood? 00:55:32.987 --> 00:55:33.986 - Yes commander. 00:55:34.812 --> 00:55:35.811 - David. 00:55:37.987 --> 00:55:39.769 - Yes, understood. 00:56:12.030 --> 00:56:16.900 - So how is your new assignment coming. 00:56:20.421 --> 00:56:21.464 - It's fine. 00:56:28.464 --> 00:56:29.463 - Okay. 00:56:31.900 --> 00:56:36.682 - Jim, for their sanity, they need to try this. 00:56:39.595 --> 00:56:40.769 What are you talking about? 00:56:40.812 --> 00:56:42.161 The mission is shot. 00:56:43.769 --> 00:56:46.335 We have a... 00:56:46.378 --> 00:56:48.248 We have a five-month trip there. 00:56:48.291 --> 00:56:50.074 Plus the trip back. 00:56:50.117 --> 00:56:52.943 I still need this crew to be able to perform critical tasks. 00:56:54.508 --> 00:56:56.900 No, they cannot do that if they are devastated by guilt. 00:57:04.117 --> 00:57:06.725 Well, I'm taking the 10 days. 00:57:38.987 --> 00:57:41.725 - Commander it's been three days. 00:57:41.769 --> 00:57:44.117 Is hyperion still trying to figure something out? 00:57:45.595 --> 00:57:46.594 - Yep. 00:57:54.508 --> 00:57:55.507 Go ahead. 00:58:01.682 --> 00:58:03.551 - Wouldn't they already know 00:58:03.595 --> 00:58:05.900 if there was some way to save him. 00:58:09.291 --> 00:58:10.595 - I know how you feel, 00:58:10.638 --> 00:58:13.204 but it's not the directive at the moment. 00:58:19.943 --> 00:58:21.682 - We're endangering ourselves. 00:58:23.074 --> 00:58:25.551 The longer we take the harder it will be 00:58:25.595 --> 00:58:27.682 when we're forced to take the final step. 00:58:44.204 --> 00:58:45.248 - Put your arms up. 00:58:45.291 --> 00:58:46.290 - Sure. 00:59:17.856 --> 00:59:19.638 I was an apartment fire. 00:59:25.900 --> 00:59:27.551 I was nine years old. 00:59:30.074 --> 00:59:32.682 I guess it had happened in the place below us. 00:59:33.900 --> 00:59:35.900 And I was sharing a room with Ava. 00:59:35.943 --> 00:59:36.942 She was 00:59:37.900 --> 00:59:39.464 just a baby. 00:59:44.161 --> 00:59:45.595 It got pretty bad in there, 00:59:47.595 --> 00:59:51.421 just before our dad managed to get us out. 00:59:54.551 --> 00:59:55.550 - That's brave. 00:59:58.335 --> 00:59:59.334 - Yeah. 01:00:03.943 --> 01:00:05.117 - He didn't make it? 01:00:07.682 --> 01:00:08.681 - No. 01:00:10.812 --> 01:00:15.812 Ava and I, we bounced around a lot after that. 01:00:17.987 --> 01:00:19.682 But we always stuck together. 01:00:19.725 --> 01:00:22.769 She gave me this bracelet. 01:00:22.812 --> 01:00:23.811 - Sweet. 01:00:24.769 --> 01:00:27.421 - That's me and that's her. 01:00:28.508 --> 01:00:29.725 - That's cute. 01:00:30.987 --> 01:00:33.638 - You know I actually became a legal guardian. 01:00:36.291 --> 01:00:40.943 That's why it's like so hard 01:00:40.987 --> 01:00:43.682 for me to not be there for her. 01:02:48.074 --> 01:02:49.074 - Can we talk? 01:02:49.117 --> 01:02:50.116 - Hey. 01:02:51.421 --> 01:02:52.420 Yeah, sure man. 01:02:57.769 --> 01:02:59.856 - I have something very difficult to tell you. 01:03:01.117 --> 01:03:02.116 - Okay. 01:03:03.464 --> 01:03:05.464 - The cdra is destroyed beyond repair 01:03:08.074 --> 01:03:09.812 and even with every safety measure we have, 01:03:09.856 --> 01:03:12.725 there's no way for all of us to survive. 01:03:15.987 --> 01:03:17.638 We've known for three days now. 01:03:19.030 --> 01:03:20.987 Hyperion is that people working around the clock 01:03:21.030 --> 01:03:22.421 on the problem since then. 01:03:24.291 --> 01:03:27.812 Zoe, the commander and I, 01:03:29.943 --> 01:03:32.335 we tried everything we could to figure out a way 01:03:35.204 --> 01:03:36.203 but mathematically, 01:03:39.117 --> 01:03:42.508 because you here everyone on board with suffocate 01:03:42.551 --> 01:03:44.595 before we ever made it to Mars. 01:03:49.248 --> 01:03:52.943 Every day you're with us presents a danger to the crew 01:03:54.987 --> 01:03:56.074 and to the entire mission. 01:03:57.943 --> 01:04:00.900 I have to be honest. 01:04:04.291 --> 01:04:06.812 I was explicitly forbidden to tell you any of this. 01:04:09.987 --> 01:04:10.986 - Why? 01:04:12.943 --> 01:04:16.769 - Zoe convinced barnett to exhaust our safety margins, 01:04:16.812 --> 01:04:18.291 to try and save you. 01:04:21.074 --> 01:04:23.812 To try and figure something out. 01:04:25.856 --> 01:04:27.812 - Isn't there anything we can figure out? 01:04:31.943 --> 01:04:32.942 - Is there? - No. 01:04:37.943 --> 01:04:40.856 Hyperion would already know by now. 01:04:50.161 --> 01:04:51.638 This would be painless? 01:04:57.856 --> 01:05:00.595 And you would just fall asleep. 01:05:08.769 --> 01:05:10.117 I'm sorry Micheal. 01:06:38.378 --> 01:06:39.377 - Hey, Ava. 01:06:43.682 --> 01:06:46.943 I know this transition hasn't been the easiest for you. 01:06:48.900 --> 01:06:51.204 And it's harder for me to know that. 01:06:51.248 --> 01:06:52.987 I gotta face the fact that 01:06:53.030 --> 01:06:56.074 I'm not gonna be there with you every step of the way, 01:06:58.421 --> 01:06:59.856 but you're tough. 01:07:01.204 --> 01:07:02.856 Tougher than I'll ever be. 01:07:06.638 --> 01:07:10.030 You know, I met some really incredible people here. 01:07:10.074 --> 01:07:11.725 I mean, they're smart, 01:07:11.769 --> 01:07:12.856 caring, 01:07:13.987 --> 01:07:15.595 driven. 01:07:15.638 --> 01:07:17.987 They're the best at what they do. 01:07:18.030 --> 01:07:19.900 And I see so much of you in them. 01:07:27.551 --> 01:07:28.900 I gotta go, but... 01:07:31.638 --> 01:07:32.637 I love you. 01:07:46.769 --> 01:07:47.768 - Michael? 01:07:49.204 --> 01:07:50.203 Are you okay? 01:08:08.204 --> 01:08:09.203 Michael? 01:08:24.030 --> 01:08:26.248 You don't have to do this? 01:08:27.987 --> 01:08:30.725 - There's nothing else to do. 01:08:30.769 --> 01:08:32.551 - We don't know that. 01:08:36.508 --> 01:08:40.725 - Look, I know you fought for me, okay? 01:08:40.769 --> 01:08:42.508 But this is different. 01:08:45.335 --> 01:08:47.682 This is hopeless, you know? 01:08:54.030 --> 01:08:55.029 - It isn't. 01:09:12.378 --> 01:09:14.987 Can I tell you something? 01:09:15.030 --> 01:09:18.291 This happened like 12 years ago. 01:09:18.335 --> 01:09:20.595 I had this summer job. 01:09:20.638 --> 01:09:23.856 I was supposed to be just keeping an eye on this beach. 01:09:23.900 --> 01:09:26.943 I wasn't a lifeguard, just a watch. 01:09:26.987 --> 01:09:28.527 'Cause there were signs all over this sand that said, 01:09:28.551 --> 01:09:29.638 "no swimming." 01:09:29.682 --> 01:09:31.421 I mean, "danger, no swimming." 01:09:34.725 --> 01:09:36.812 So I just thought I was gonna read all day. 01:09:38.030 --> 01:09:39.029 And 01:09:40.987 --> 01:09:42.812 there were these drunk guys 01:09:42.856 --> 01:09:45.161 that would always hang out by the bonfire nearby. 01:09:48.987 --> 01:09:50.856 And I see a guy in the water 01:09:51.987 --> 01:09:53.335 and his buddies won't wake up 01:09:53.378 --> 01:09:55.464 and they're passed out on the sand. 01:09:55.508 --> 01:09:56.595 He's just 01:09:58.987 --> 01:09:59.986 quietly drowning 01:10:01.161 --> 01:10:03.161 by himself out there. 01:10:04.900 --> 01:10:08.074 And I immediately, I call it in and I don't get a response. 01:10:08.117 --> 01:10:09.116 And... 01:10:13.248 --> 01:10:15.682 I mean the tides are strong. 01:10:21.595 --> 01:10:25.030 I jump in and when I get to him, I'm already exhausted. 01:10:25.074 --> 01:10:28.378 And I try and to keep his head above the water 01:10:28.421 --> 01:10:32.551 and I'm there for five minutes longer and longer. 01:10:37.030 --> 01:10:38.464 Then I start to lose him. 01:10:40.291 --> 01:10:44.943 And suddenly I felt myself being picked up 01:10:44.987 --> 01:10:49.943 and somebody grabbed both of us before we slipped away. 01:10:49.987 --> 01:10:53.291 And they just row us to the beach and that's it. 01:10:59.117 --> 01:11:02.204 - How did you know someone was coming? 01:11:04.030 --> 01:11:05.029 - I didn't. 01:11:10.856 --> 01:11:11.855 I didn't. 01:11:24.551 --> 01:11:28.335 - We got some time and that's a last resort. 01:11:31.335 --> 01:11:32.900 I'm not giving up on you. 01:11:36.769 --> 01:11:37.768 Yeah. 01:11:43.508 --> 01:11:44.856 - Yeah. 01:11:44.900 --> 01:11:45.900 - Okay. 01:12:14.551 --> 01:12:15.900 What did you do, David? 01:12:15.943 --> 01:12:17.464 - Zoe. 01:12:17.508 --> 01:12:18.638 - What the hell did you do? 01:12:18.682 --> 01:12:20.117 - Whoa, whoa, whoa, to Michael? 01:12:20.161 --> 01:12:21.943 - No, he didn't fuckin' kill himself, David. 01:12:21.987 --> 01:12:23.987 That's what you wanted, isn't it? 01:12:24.030 --> 01:12:25.638 You had no right to disclose anything. 01:12:25.682 --> 01:12:27.137 And you especially had no right to go into my lab 01:12:27.161 --> 01:12:29.204 and steal my medication for something like this. 01:12:29.248 --> 01:12:30.421 - I was trying to protect us. 01:12:30.464 --> 01:12:32.204 - Barnett gave us 10 days. 01:12:32.248 --> 01:12:35.987 - Yes, and using all that time is putting us at risk. 01:12:36.030 --> 01:12:37.900 What don't we get about this, Zoe? 01:12:39.464 --> 01:12:41.943 We are already doing everything we can to try and save him. 01:12:41.987 --> 01:12:43.769 There's nothing else. 01:12:43.812 --> 01:12:45.832 I'm just trying to salvage what's left of this mission 01:12:45.856 --> 01:12:47.161 and that includes you. 01:12:48.421 --> 01:12:52.291 Michael, Michael died the moment we took off. 01:12:53.900 --> 01:12:55.354 - You wanted to get rid of him three days ago. 01:12:55.378 --> 01:12:56.963 You weren't even trying to figure this out. 01:12:56.987 --> 01:12:58.987 - Not even trying. 01:12:59.030 --> 01:13:01.335 I destroyed all of my research. 01:13:01.378 --> 01:13:02.943 This, this right here. 01:13:02.987 --> 01:13:06.074 This is the only thing keeping us alive right now. 01:13:06.117 --> 01:13:09.335 My last three years of training are now meaningless. 01:13:09.378 --> 01:13:12.508 My next two years of experimentation are gone. 01:13:12.551 --> 01:13:13.987 You of all people should know 01:13:14.030 --> 01:13:15.508 how much this work means to me, 01:13:15.551 --> 01:13:17.769 and I gave it all up to try and save him. 01:13:19.204 --> 01:13:20.856 What the hell have you done, Zoe? 01:13:22.551 --> 01:13:23.856 What have you done? 01:13:51.551 --> 01:13:54.291 - How do we know if there's enough oxygen up there? 01:13:54.335 --> 01:13:57.464 - We don't, but we're out of options. 01:14:02.900 --> 01:14:05.943 So these are what we used to climb the tethers. 01:14:05.987 --> 01:14:09.943 Clamp it on, get some leverage. 01:14:11.987 --> 01:14:13.291 You have to keep pressure 01:14:15.074 --> 01:14:16.311 on the handle as you're pulling up 01:14:16.335 --> 01:14:17.769 otherwise it'll just slide down. 01:14:19.987 --> 01:14:21.900 You wanna try it? 01:14:21.943 --> 01:14:23.398 I know it's I know it's counterintuitive 01:14:23.421 --> 01:14:26.030 but you have to lift this leg with this arm. 01:14:26.074 --> 01:14:30.030 Right side, then, yeah. 01:14:30.074 --> 01:14:32.074 You're gonna be feeling less and less gravity 01:14:32.117 --> 01:14:33.484 the closer you get to the solar panels. 01:14:33.508 --> 01:14:35.074 So when you climb the tethers, 01:14:35.117 --> 01:14:37.769 it'll get easier the higher you go, okay? 01:14:37.812 --> 01:14:38.811 - Okay. 01:14:39.943 --> 01:14:41.741 - It's okay, it' okay, it's okay, you're okay. 01:14:41.769 --> 01:14:43.267 Just start over, let's reset, let's start over, we got it? 01:14:43.291 --> 01:14:45.421 - I got it, I got. 01:14:45.464 --> 01:14:47.943 - Yeah, do you want to just reset? 01:14:47.987 --> 01:14:50.769 - No. 01:14:50.812 --> 01:14:51.943 - Fuck. - Are you okay? 01:14:51.987 --> 01:14:53.204 - Yeah, I'm good, I'm good. 01:15:23.030 --> 01:15:24.029 - Commander, 01:15:34.074 --> 01:15:36.508 I understand that your duty is to protect your crew 01:15:36.551 --> 01:15:39.551 and the risks that you've taken by giving Micheal more time. 01:15:45.595 --> 01:15:47.856 We were all put in this situation. 01:15:47.900 --> 01:15:51.725 We have to be willing to expand more than just resources. 01:15:53.204 --> 01:15:56.508 I know that climbing the tether puts us at risk but, 01:15:56.551 --> 01:15:58.551 I think we should put ourselves at risk. 01:16:02.464 --> 01:16:04.161 I wouldn't be able to live with myself 01:16:04.204 --> 01:16:05.963 if I didn't try everything I could to save his life, 01:16:05.987 --> 01:16:07.030 and David, 01:16:09.682 --> 01:16:11.508 I need you to help me. 01:16:11.551 --> 01:16:13.856 Michael, can't be the one that called me tether, he tried. 01:16:14.987 --> 01:16:16.856 - What do you mean? - Michael knows. 01:16:22.812 --> 01:16:24.856 - David, i'm... - I'll do it. 01:16:31.030 --> 01:16:33.595 - What you'll do it just like that? 01:16:44.987 --> 01:16:46.856 - We need enough oxygen for two. 01:16:52.161 --> 01:16:54.595 - Once you're out there, you'll need to tap the lox tank 01:16:54.638 --> 01:16:56.440 and transfer as much as you can into the canister. 01:16:56.464 --> 01:16:58.378 You're not gonna know how much is in there 01:16:58.421 --> 01:17:00.161 until you connect the Gauge. 01:17:00.204 --> 01:17:02.508 Each of the canisters holds enough for one person, 01:17:02.551 --> 01:17:05.682 so obviously the hope is that there'll be enough for two. 01:17:07.117 --> 01:17:08.856 Now when you Pierce the tank, 01:17:08.900 --> 01:17:10.421 the connection's not gonna be perfect. 01:17:10.464 --> 01:17:11.919 So make sure any oxygen that's leaking out 01:17:11.943 --> 01:17:13.421 is pointed towards the back. 01:17:17.900 --> 01:17:19.117 Guys, listen. 01:17:20.769 --> 01:17:22.248 You two, never trained for anything 01:17:22.291 --> 01:17:23.900 with this much complexity. 01:17:25.638 --> 01:17:29.943 So keep your cool, over-communicate and take your time. 01:17:31.161 --> 01:17:32.160 Do not rush. 01:17:36.074 --> 01:17:37.073 - Michael. 01:17:38.856 --> 01:17:39.919 - I want you to know that I... 01:17:39.943 --> 01:17:40.942 - It's okay. 01:17:44.074 --> 01:17:45.073 We're good. 01:19:13.117 --> 01:19:14.725 Ev1, comm check. 01:19:14.769 --> 01:19:16.074 - Comm check. 01:19:16.117 --> 01:19:17.378 Ev2 comm check. 01:19:17.421 --> 01:19:18.464 - Good check. 01:19:18.508 --> 01:19:19.900 Good. 01:19:21.291 --> 01:19:23.378 You're gonna be feeling full gravity on the roof. 01:19:24.421 --> 01:19:26.595 A little over 200 meters to the of panels, 01:19:26.638 --> 01:19:30.161 but the higher you go, the less gravity you'll feel. 01:19:30.204 --> 01:19:31.204 - Roger. 01:19:32.161 --> 01:19:33.595 - Do not touch the tether 01:19:33.638 --> 01:19:34.658 with the clamps is carrying the power down 01:19:34.682 --> 01:19:35.900 from the solar panels. 01:19:35.943 --> 01:19:38.030 Loud and clear. 01:19:38.074 --> 01:19:39.464 Don't climb the power tethers. 01:20:03.161 --> 01:20:06.900 - Wow, the spinning is so much worse out here. 01:20:06.943 --> 01:20:08.378 - You gonna be okay? 01:20:08.421 --> 01:20:12.900 - Yeah, yeah, I'll just focus on the tether. 01:20:45.204 --> 01:20:46.117 Hold on, zo. 01:20:46.161 --> 01:20:47.812 I need a break. 01:20:56.161 --> 01:20:58.030 Status check. 01:20:58.074 --> 01:20:59.595 - We're good. 01:20:59.638 --> 01:21:02.900 It's starting to get easier, theoretically. 01:21:04.682 --> 01:21:05.900 - Speak for yourself. 01:21:09.074 --> 01:21:12.464 - Try not to use your upper body so much, okay? 01:21:12.508 --> 01:21:13.507 - Okay. 01:22:10.987 --> 01:22:12.421 Mts. 01:22:12.464 --> 01:22:14.335 We have reached the half way point. 01:22:14.378 --> 01:22:17.987 Copy ev2, you're coming into view. 01:22:25.291 --> 01:22:26.900 Just take your time. 01:22:28.030 --> 01:22:29.856 Take it really easy. 01:22:29.900 --> 01:22:33.638 It's critical to stay away from the photovoltaic panels. 01:22:33.682 --> 01:22:38.595 We could lose power to the entire ship, permanently. 01:22:38.638 --> 01:22:39.637 - Roger. 01:23:09.421 --> 01:23:12.595 I'm good, David are you ready? 01:23:12.638 --> 01:23:13.637 - Ready. 01:23:16.812 --> 01:23:19.682 Just let go, I'll pull you in. 01:23:48.725 --> 01:23:49.812 You all good. 01:23:50.812 --> 01:23:51.811 - I'm good. 01:23:56.943 --> 01:24:00.291 Mts, we're headed down to the kingfisher now. 01:24:00.335 --> 01:24:01.334 - Copy that. 01:24:28.987 --> 01:24:31.161 Okay, hook yourselves back in, 01:24:31.204 --> 01:24:32.769 before you're moving too fast. 01:25:12.378 --> 01:25:14.943 - Mts, we're on the kingfisher. 01:25:14.987 --> 01:25:18.725 Great, great to hear it, ev1. 01:26:02.595 --> 01:26:03.900 - One, two, three. 01:26:05.769 --> 01:26:08.508 Whoa, whoa, whoa, you're good. 01:26:08.551 --> 01:26:11.335 - Okay, I'm heading down to the kingfisher now. 01:26:11.378 --> 01:26:12.900 - You got this, zo. 01:27:00.682 --> 01:27:01.812 You all right, zo? 01:27:04.248 --> 01:27:05.943 - Fine. 01:27:05.987 --> 01:27:07.421 I'm fine, I'm fine. 01:27:08.812 --> 01:27:09.811 - Okay. 01:27:11.638 --> 01:27:13.248 - All right, I'm inside. 01:27:13.291 --> 01:27:14.900 You're looking for 01:27:14.943 --> 01:27:17.508 the liquid oxygen pipe towards the back. 01:27:17.551 --> 01:27:19.335 - I see it. 01:27:19.378 --> 01:27:21.464 Great, I will lead you every step. 01:27:31.421 --> 01:27:32.943 - Tapping into the line now. 01:27:32.987 --> 01:27:35.421 Copy. 01:27:37.725 --> 01:27:39.682 - Okay, connection's in. 01:27:39.725 --> 01:27:41.987 Okay, how good is the seal? 01:27:44.030 --> 01:27:46.030 - It's definitely not 100%. 01:27:46.074 --> 01:27:48.117 It's hard to tell how much we're losing by sight. 01:27:49.682 --> 01:27:52.030 Let's just lose as little as possible. 01:27:52.074 --> 01:27:56.074 - Roger, I'm ready to check how much oxygen 01:27:56.117 --> 01:27:57.116 we've got up here. 01:28:17.161 --> 01:28:18.856 We're at 250. 01:28:18.900 --> 01:28:21.421 We have enough to fill up at least one cylinder. 01:28:21.464 --> 01:28:25.161 Copy that, good so far. 01:28:40.987 --> 01:28:41.986 - Come on. 01:28:51.943 --> 01:28:55.551 We've more that enough oxygen up here. 01:28:55.595 --> 01:28:56.943 It's climbing. 01:28:56.987 --> 01:28:58.248 Oh, fuck an a. 01:28:58.291 --> 01:28:59.204 - Yes. - Still climbing. 01:28:59.248 --> 01:29:00.725 - Okay, stay focused, 01:29:00.769 --> 01:29:02.137 we've gotta get these cylinders filled. 01:29:02.161 --> 01:29:03.987 David, send the first one down. 01:29:04.030 --> 01:29:05.464 - Copy, coming down. 01:29:14.030 --> 01:29:15.029 On the way. 01:29:55.900 --> 01:29:58.551 You enjoying the view up there, David? 01:29:58.595 --> 01:30:00.595 - Not funny, Zoe. 01:30:00.638 --> 01:30:04.769 First cylinder's full. 01:30:04.812 --> 01:30:05.811 I'm uncoupling it now. 01:30:07.030 --> 01:30:09.812 Still plenty of oxygen left in the big tank. 01:30:09.856 --> 01:30:10.900 - Ready when you're. 01:30:13.161 --> 01:30:14.464 Coming out. 01:30:14.508 --> 01:30:15.507 - Okay. 01:30:29.812 --> 01:30:32.638 Mts, we have the first cylinder. 01:30:32.682 --> 01:30:34.248 Great, copy that. 01:30:35.725 --> 01:30:37.812 Second cylinder is on its way. 01:30:50.030 --> 01:30:52.030 - How's going in there Zoe? 01:30:52.074 --> 01:30:54.638 - The tank's still leaking, but it's all good. 01:30:54.682 --> 01:30:57.117 Second canister filling up. 01:31:00.030 --> 01:31:01.161 What's going on? 01:31:04.161 --> 01:31:06.812 - We're getting a solar storm warning, abort, ev1. 01:31:06.856 --> 01:31:07.855 Abort ev2. 01:31:09.987 --> 01:31:11.074 - Oh god. 01:31:13.987 --> 01:31:15.291 How much time do we have? 01:31:15.335 --> 01:31:17.987 20 ius. 01:31:21.725 --> 01:31:23.769 - Zoe, come on let's go. 01:31:23.812 --> 01:31:25.421 - No, we can't just leave this here. 01:31:25.464 --> 01:31:27.291 This is the oxygen for Micheal. 01:31:27.335 --> 01:31:28.856 - We don't have much time, 01:31:28.900 --> 01:31:30.769 you're gonna have to leave it. 01:31:30.812 --> 01:31:32.335 It's a coronal mass ejection. 01:31:32.378 --> 01:31:34.030 The radiation is just gonna be deadly. 01:31:34.074 --> 01:31:35.769 You need to head back in now. 01:31:37.117 --> 01:31:38.769 Zoe, come on. 01:31:40.900 --> 01:31:42.725 - Zoe. - I'm coming. 01:31:52.464 --> 01:31:55.378 - Come on, Zoe we gotta go. 01:31:55.421 --> 01:31:56.900 - I'm out, I'm climbing. 01:32:00.421 --> 01:32:01.420 - Oh Jesus. 01:32:14.682 --> 01:32:16.248 - Let me clip you in. - All right. 01:32:20.856 --> 01:32:22.464 - Thank you. - Okay, I'm headed up. 01:32:51.335 --> 01:32:53.987 - Zoe, David, status check. 01:32:56.638 --> 01:32:59.248 - We're about a quarter of the way back to the mts. 01:33:06.900 --> 01:33:08.421 - I'm dying here, zo. 01:33:08.464 --> 01:33:11.030 - It's gonna start getting easier, come one. 01:33:11.074 --> 01:33:14.464 Eight minutes to go. 01:33:23.421 --> 01:33:24.725 - Micheal. - Yeah. 01:33:24.769 --> 01:33:25.968 - Close the shutters. - Got it. 01:33:35.161 --> 01:33:36.378 - Stay back there. 01:33:42.421 --> 01:33:44.074 How far are you two. 01:33:44.117 --> 01:33:45.900 - About to cross the solar array. 01:33:56.638 --> 01:33:57.638 - Go ahead. 01:33:57.682 --> 01:33:59.161 I'll be right behind you. 01:34:31.248 --> 01:34:32.900 - Oh shit. 01:34:32.943 --> 01:34:33.942 Zoe, 01:34:35.421 --> 01:34:36.856 Zoe, can you hear me? 01:34:39.204 --> 01:34:40.900 - I can't slow down. 01:34:43.248 --> 01:34:44.943 Clip back into the tether. 01:34:44.987 --> 01:34:46.943 Zoe, you're moving too fast. 01:34:46.987 --> 01:34:49.638 - Clip back in. - I can't, I can't. 01:34:51.769 --> 01:34:52.768 - Zoe. 01:35:35.769 --> 01:35:36.769 - Zoe. 01:35:36.812 --> 01:35:39.378 - David, David, it's gone. 01:35:39.421 --> 01:35:40.900 David, it's gone. 01:35:55.161 --> 01:35:57.508 - Come one, let's go, let's go, I got you. 01:35:57.551 --> 01:35:59.074 Try get up. 01:35:59.117 --> 01:36:00.116 Okay. 01:36:03.117 --> 01:36:04.116 Let's go. 01:36:48.812 --> 01:36:49.811 Look, 01:36:51.551 --> 01:36:55.595 we've still got a full tank leaking up there. 01:36:55.638 --> 01:36:57.335 We're gonna lose it. 01:36:59.682 --> 01:37:01.335 If we can get to it 01:37:06.943 --> 01:37:09.900 The three of us can still make it. 01:37:11.117 --> 01:37:13.987 Right now the storm is lethal out there. 01:37:14.030 --> 01:37:17.421 Maybe we can wait it out. 01:37:17.464 --> 01:37:19.551 How long is the storm gonna last? 01:37:28.769 --> 01:37:29.768 - Hours. 01:37:44.595 --> 01:37:45.594 - I can go. 01:37:47.074 --> 01:37:48.073 - Micheal. 01:37:50.204 --> 01:37:51.291 Why do you wanna mate? 01:37:51.335 --> 01:37:53.204 You don't have the trainings. 01:37:53.248 --> 01:37:55.812 - If you don't make it back, one of us dies too. 01:38:40.987 --> 01:38:43.117 - I'm willing. - I'll go. 01:38:45.030 --> 01:38:46.029 I can do it. 01:38:50.900 --> 01:38:51.943 I can do it. 01:38:59.987 --> 01:39:00.987 Yeah, 01:39:01.812 --> 01:39:02.987 I can do this. 01:39:03.030 --> 01:39:04.335 - Wait. - David, 01:39:06.074 --> 01:39:07.551 I can't let you do this. 01:39:08.987 --> 01:39:10.987 So make it back home. 01:39:12.551 --> 01:39:16.769 Go have a kid and send them to Yale, okay? 01:39:22.812 --> 01:39:24.030 - Wait Zoe, I... 01:39:33.335 --> 01:39:34.943 - No, Zoe, I'm sorry. 01:39:36.291 --> 01:39:37.856 - I know, I know. 01:39:48.161 --> 01:39:50.987 - I wish I could do it. - I know. 01:39:51.030 --> 01:39:52.029 I know. 01:46:28.464 --> 01:46:30.335 I applied to the harp program 01:46:30.378 --> 01:46:31.963 because I thought it would be a funny story 01:46:31.987 --> 01:46:34.161 to get rejected by hyperion. 01:46:35.638 --> 01:46:38.943 But now I realize that this one of those rare opportunities 01:46:38.987 --> 01:46:41.378 that could truly give my life meaning 01:46:41.421 --> 01:47:44.378 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.