火星一代 The Mars Generation Movie Script

That, in and of itself, is sad.

I think right now we should be monitoring, cabin pressure, O2, that kind of stuff.

And I'm gonna be needing to do med checks soon, just to see.

All right. And use all the computers to monitor vital systems.

[Rachel] Space is always there.

Space is a constant presence.

When people ask me, "Isn't that not really a thing anymore?

We don't go to space anymore." I'm always taken aback.

It makes me feel like people are losing touch with their human spirit.

Is there any information of what this confidential payload may look like?

The information we have is that it's experimental.

It can pretty much go anywhere, do anything.

It is not contained and it is dangerous.

You need to protect yourselves and be very careful.

We're on the look.

We don't have a shuttle.

We don't have any way to get to space ourselves right now.

But I do believe that the U.S. space system, it's still a force.

[applause] [Obama] I know there have been a number of questions raised about my administration's plan for space exploration, and these questions come at a time of transition.

And in order to reach the Space Station, we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable.

[Bolden] The next President of the U.S., they will have two American companies, Boeing and SpaceX, that will launch from the space coast carrying the first-ever commercial crew vehicles that are gonna carry Americans to the International Space Station.

By buying the services of space transportation, rather than the vehicles themselves, we can accelerate the pace of innovations, as companies, from young startups to established leaders, compete to design and build and launch new means of carrying people and materials out of our atmosphere.

[Bolden] We cannot do deep space exploration, particularly with humans, without these partnerships.

They're carrying our astronauts to the International Space Station.

And all of this is in preparation for, or as a part, of the journey to Mars.