Name: THE MARS UNDERGROUND [HD] フルムービー (THE MARS UNDERGROUND [HD] Full Movie)
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ASTRONAUT: Accessing disconnect. Enable on.

MISSION CONTROL:                                                Copy that E.L. Com.

All systems are 'go' for entry, decent and landing.

ASTRONAUT: We are looking fine, flight. Data is good.

NARRATOR: At the dawn of the 21st Century,

began making plans to land the first humans on Mars.

Others say Mars is too far, too dangerous,

And in a world torn by troubles, some say there is no need,

or will, for mankind to reach into space anymore.

More than 30 years after the last Apollo astronaut walked on the moon,

the American-manned space program seems to have lost its way,

unable to reach beyond even low-earth orbit.

ZUBRIN: We’ve got a problem, NASA has been literally going around in circles

with the space program for the past 30 years.

NARRATOR: Astronautically engineer, Dr. Robert Zubrin,

has been arguing for years that sending humans to Mars

ZUBRIN: It’s time that we set goals for NASA

that were worthy of the risks of the human space flight.

Mars is the next logical step in our space program.

It’s the challenge that’s been staring us in the face for the past 30 years.

It’s the planet that’s most like the Earth,

it’s the planet that has on it the resources needed to support life

and therefore some day technological civilization.

It’s the planet that will provide us with the answer

as to whether life is prevalent in the universe or exclusive to the Earth.

And it’s the planet that will give us the critical tests as to whether humanity,

can breakout out of the planet of our birth

In the early 1990s, Zubrin was the head of the 'Mars Direct' program

His team developed a mission to Mars that could be done at the fraction of Nasa’s projected costs.

Using only existing technology, Zubrin argues that the first steps on Martian soil

ZUBRIN: There is absolutely nothing in this that is beyond our technology.

DR. EDWARD WEILER: We are not ready to send humans to Mars right now.

There are people out there, right now, that say we can go to Mars tomorrow.

One of my requirements, one of NASA’s requirements,

is that if we send humans to Mars we bring them back alive.

For the past 15 years, Zubrin and his colleagues have waged a campaign

to convince society and the political class

that humans-on-Mars should be the goal for NASA now.

This is the story of our cold neighboring planet

and the debate over whether man’s fate it tied to the red world.

It’s the story of an engineer’s journey – and the battle of ideas

over which direction in space will truly benefit mankind.

or we risk the possibility of stagnation and decay.

The victor in this debate could determine the fate of mankind.

In the Winter of 2003, the Chinese put their

The European’s space agency has outlined a plan for humans to the

And the Russians, building on years of experience

are conducting test for long duration Mars missions.

In America, with the impending retirement of the shuttle fleet and

the completion of the International Space Station, the Bush

A plan that would return America to the moon by 2020.

In 2010, the Obama Administration announced it’s

vision for NASA and human Mars exploration.

NARRATOR: With a new timeline for humans to Mars, sometime

after 2035, and with administrations changing every 4 or 8 years,

it is far from certain that such a plan will be realized.

20 years earlier, the first President Bush

also proposed a long-term human exploration program, under great fan-fair.

The program quietly died in Congress a few years later.

ZUBRIN: If you want to go to Mars, you cannot do it

in 30 years, you can't do it in 20 years.

You gotta do it in 10 years or less from program start or

you are more or less guaranteed political failure.

To date, only the Apollo Moon Program - which was announced in 1961

has succeeded in getting astronauts beyond low earth orbit.

And while, to the adults, Sputnik was a terrifying event,

to me, as a child, who was already reading science fiction,

of a space fairing future was going to be real.

And I was 9 when Kennedy gave his speech committing us to the moon...

"We choose to go to the moon in this decade

and do the other thing. Not because they are easy, but because they are hard.

ZUBRIN: I grew up during the 60’s when it was Mercury,

it was Gemini, it was Apollo. Every month NASA was doing something

more impressive than the month before. We were

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