火星一代 The Mars Generation Movie Script

杰瑞发布于25 Nov 17:59

《火星一代人》结合纪录片采访手法和剧情片的结构，讲述了人类自把火星作为最理想的探索星球以后，NASA美国航天局组织太空夏令营，其中的青少年们如何钻研和探索火星秘密的故事。据介绍，影片的核心围绕着一群青少年炽热的梦想和乐观精神展开。 Aspiring teenage astronauts reveal that a journey to Mars is closer than you think.

It was the weapon that resulted from a tantrum, in this case the tantrum of the fhrer.
He wanted to lash back, as all losing causes do.
They flail at the end.
[announcement music] [newscaster] The President of the United States.
General Eisenhower informs me that the forces of Germany have surrendered to the United Nations.
The flags of freedom fly all over Europe.
[Jacobsen] At the end of World War II, the Cold War had, in essence, already begun.
It was clear to the Allies that we could not coexist with the Soviets.
[siren] If we didn't get von Braun, then the Soviets would.
We had to have him.
[Neil deGrasse Tyson] Oh my gosh!
How soon we forget how evil the communist empire was perceived to be in that day and in that time.
And how much of a motivating factor that was to do anything we could to not be bested by our arch enemy.
[Bolden] Not a lot of Americans know that we took a...a Nazi, someone who helped designed rockets that were intended to kill us, relocated him and his team eventually to Huntsville, Alabama, where they became founding fathers of the spaceflight program.
[Jacobsen] He became such a vocal figurehead for space, for exploration, for the red planet.
In the early to middle '50s, von Braun became famous.
He began writing long magazine articles about travel to the Moon and to Mars.
And he even signed a deal with Disney.
[von Braun with strong German accent] When the day arrives for construction to begin, the thousands of parts for the space station will be transported to the orbit by our multistage rockets.
It's a real moment in American history when 42 million Americans tune in to watch von Braun talk on a Disney television program about space travel.
[von Braun] If we were to start today on an organized and well supported space program, I believe a practical passenger rocket could be built and tested within 10 years.
[beeping] [newscaster] Today, a new moon is in the sky, a 23 inch metal sphere placed in orbit by a Russian rocket.
500 miles up, the artificial moon is boosted to a speed counterbalancing the pull of gravity, and released.
[beeping] The whole applecart was overturned when the Russians put Sputnik into orbit, causing a national nervous breakdown as a consequence.
The Soviets had Sputnik up in the sky and you could hear the beeping going by.