火星一代 The Mars Generation Movie Script

I wound up doing all the work.

-[camper] Oh, that's not good.

-That's not good.

When I would ask her about something, she would just be like, "Don't fail me and I'll be fine." [murmurs of uncertainty] No. That's how much we've gone.

-I was like-- -It's only been 46?! Wow!

-Wow!

-[Victoria] Wow!

But then I come here and I just meet these people and it's like you can just be yourself and be goofy and be funny, while still learning about space.

[Ferdowsi] I am definitely a space nerd.

It's just this weird love and excitement and, you know, geeking out about certain details of space exploration.

You know, being impressed and excited by it.

I think that's what being a space nerd means to me.

It's a real honor to be recognized by your peers.

And, honestly, to be recognized by this group of people and the entire Space Camp community is... It's pretty awesome.

So I went to Space Camp in the summer of 1995 and it was, you know, definitely a life changing experience.

So I'll begin with a story.

I had my first kiss at Space Camp.

[laughter] One of the amazing things about Space Camp was finding all these other space nerds, finding my, you know, my group, my people.

Honestly, you know, like so many things, being here helped open the path for me to do things that I really wanted to do, to be, you know, the engineer that I am today, to work with the amazing team of people that I get to work with.

To have this community is great, and so thank you so much.

And to that girl that I kissed, I'm a lot better kisser and engineer nowadays, so thank you.

[laughter and applause] [campers] Eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one!

[camper] Parachutes deploy! Reentry!

Success!

-We didn't land in the swamp!