TEXT: Javier Delgado: Previously on Mars. Hana Seung: We had arrived; yet our journey was just beginning. With Ben gone, I took command. Mars fought us every step of the way. They say science and faith don't mix. Javier Delgado: Open the door! [SCREAMS] Board Member: If they fail, I don't care how much you invested, we're out. Hana Seung: But when everything is telling you you already lost. Ed Grann: If they fail, everyone's out. Hana Seung: There's nothing you can do but believe. Joon Seung: We ignored this horizontal entrance because it was clogged with breakdown debris. Hana Seung: So we made one more leap into the darkness. Marta Kamen: Easy, easy, easy. Hana Seung: Hoping there was some light at the bottom of the abyss. Marta Kamen: The idea that one of the lava tubes could be connected to a tectonic cave is brilliant. We're deploying the dome. Hana Seung: The flag is planted. It's official. Humankind has a home on Mars. <unk>[THEME MUSIC PLAYS] <unk> [SCENE_BREAK] Robert Foucault: Foucault, Robert. Marta Kamen: Kamen, Marta. Amelie Durand: Durand, Amelie. Javier Delgado: Delgado, Javier. Hana Seung: Seung, Hana, personal entry, Phase 2. Hi Joon. [SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE] Phase 1 was complete and Phase 2 had begun. Amelie Durand: Medical lab is now operational. First patient was Javier Delgado. He reported cold symptoms which is funny because I, I didn't see anything wrong with him. [AMELIE LAUGHS] Robert Foucault: Getting things ready for the arrival of Vega crew has been a mission in itself. Hana Seung: A second ship, the Vega had arrived carrying the supplies and personnel we needed to begin expanding our little domed habitat into humanity's first martian
SUMMARY:
Four years have passed since the Daedalus crew landed on Mars and established the first settlement, Olympus Town. A new crew arrives to help execute plans for expansion and search for life. But a dust storm threatens the outpost. In the present-day documentary, the bustling McMurdo Station in Antarctica serves as a modern example of how humans will settle Mars, as scientists look for insights on how to discover life on another planet.