TEXT: Narrator: Previously on Mars. Hana Seung: I will miss my sister, she's my heart and soul. Grann: For something like this to work, it has to be personal. Hana Seung: We had traveled further than anyone ever had to get to Mars. But before we even entered Mars's atmosphere it was like she was trying to push us away. Robert Foucault: Retro rockets about to fire. [BEN CRASHES] Hana Seung: And once we landed, she pushed even harder. Joon Seung: What is Ben's status? [BEN COUGHING] Marta Kamen: How far did we overshoot? Woman: 75.3 kilometers. Grann: Come on, let's fix this. It's our guys up there. Joon Seung: The workshop module. What if they can make it there? Live in it? Crew: They'd have a chance. Robert Foucault: Wheels 5 and 6 just locked. Mae: Suspension system compromised. Hana Seung: We have to walk. Marta Kamen: It's -35 degree. It will be -70 by nightfall. We'll freeze to death out there. Grann: Jesus. [CRASHING NOISE] Amelie Durand: Ben? Hana Seung: Far off course, we struggle to make our way to a temporary habitat. Amelie Durand: We need to cut the suit. Hana Seung: Fighting just to stay alive. Amelie Durand: Dammit, Ben. Hana Seung: Ben, stay with me. Come on, come on. Still our mission remained, to find a safe haven for the first human settlement on Mars. But getting there had killed the best among us. I was in command now and I knew if we couldn't find a permanent home in this place... the Mars Mission would die. [THEME MUSIC PLAYS] [SCENE_BREAK] Interviewer: When did you first know you wanted to go to Mars? Hana Seung: When we were 6, my sister and I were at the planetarium, and it felt like we were looking at the planets. We had these alien doll
SUMMARY:
In 2033, the Daedalus mission is in jeopardy as the crew struggles to find a permanent shelter that can provide long-term protection from radiation. The team must locate a suitable site for their settlement before their mission is cut short. In the present day documentary, the European Space Agency and Roscosmos, Russia's former federal space agency, partner to launch an orbiter that will help future Mars missions prepare for settlement through advanced imagery.