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X-WR-CALDESC:“We began as wanderers\, and are wanderers still” \n ~ Carl Sa
 gan\n\nIn the past half century\, humans have punched through the stratosp
 here\, walked on the moon\, and lived continuously in orbit. In the coming
  decades\, our unquenchable curiosity will take our species beyond the cra
 dle of Earth to touch the face of another world. Strap in for the next gia
 nt leap. Next stop … Mars! Narrated by Patrick Stewart.\n\nNASA’s next era
  will be its greatest yet. That is the clear “roadmap” painted by Journey 
 To Space. The film absolutely annihilates the perception that the space pr
 ogram died with the end of the Space Shuttle Program by showcasing the exc
 iting plans NASA and the space community are working on\, and the challeng
 es they must overcome to carry out audacious missions such as landing astr
 onauts on Mars and capturing asteroids.\n\nBy using extensive interviews w
 ith astronauts Chris Ferguson (Commander of the final shuttle mission) and
  Serena Aunon (a new astronaut chosen for future flights)\, as well as a b
 rilliant narration by film and television legend Sir Patrick Stewart\, Jou
 rney To Space gives a sweeping overview of past space accomplishments\, cu
 rrent activities and future plans.\n\nJourney To Space puts into historica
 l context the magnificent contributions made by the Space Shuttle program 
 and its intrepid space pioneers. It uses the most spectacular space footag
 e – including unique views of Earth and operations in space – such as depl
 oying and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope. It then goes on to show ho
 w the Shuttle launched and assembled the International Space Station (ISS)
 . Together\, these programs have taught us how to live\, build and conduct
  science in space. The ISS will continue operating in space until 2024\, a
 nd the film shows how it is building a foundation for the next giant leaps
  into space.\n\nThe film concludes with a fascinating\, realistic scenario
  of how astronauts will actually get to Mars\, live there for long duratio
 n\, and then return home after a two-and-a-half-year mission. This include
 s the new icons of the next chapter of space exploration:\n\nOrion is NASA
 ’s first spacecraft designed to carry humans on long-duration deep space e
 xploration missions throughout the solar system.\nOlympus\, an inflatable 
 transportation habitat\, is an early concept 45- or 50-feet diameter modul
 e that would provide astronauts the work area and living space necessary f
 or long-duration missions. Smaller versions have already flown in space\, 
 and a full-scale version is shown undergoing ground testing.\n\nThe Space 
 Launch System (SLS)\, a new giant rocket\, will carry spacecraft\, Mars la
 nders and ascent vehicles to place astronauts on the surface of Mars. SLS 
 will generate over nine million pounds of thrust and will launch hardware 
 into orbit equivalent to the weight of 22 elephants.\nJourney to Space wil
 l both inspire a new generation of young people to dream of new horizons i
 n space\, and engender a new appreciation for the accomplishments of the S
 pace Shuttle Program among an older generation who came to take it for gra
 nted.
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DESCRIPTION:“We began as wanderers\, and are wanderers still” \n ~ Carl Sag
 an\n\nIn the past half century\, humans have punched through the stratosph
 ere\, walked on the moon\, and lived continuously in orbit. In the coming 
 decades\, our unquenchable curiosity will take our species beyond the crad
 le of Earth to touch the face of another world. Strap in for the next gian
 t leap. Next stop … Mars! Narrated by Patrick Stewart.\n\nNASA’s next era 
 will be its greatest yet. That is the clear “roadmap” painted by Journey T
 o Space. The film absolutely annihilates the perception that the space pro
 gram died with the end of the Space Shuttle Program by showcasing the exci
 ting plans NASA and the space community are working on\, and the challenge
 s they must overcome to carry out audacious missions such as landing astro
 nauts on Mars and capturing asteroids.\n\nBy using extensive interviews wi
 th astronauts Chris Ferguson (Commander of the final shuttle mission) and 
 Serena Aunon (a new astronaut chosen for future flights)\, as well as a br
 illiant narration by film and television legend Sir Patrick Stewart\, Jour
 ney To Space gives a sweeping overview of past space accomplishments\, cur
 rent activities and future plans.\n\nJourney To Space puts into historical
  context the magnificent contributions made by the Space Shuttle program a
 nd its intrepid space pioneers. It uses the most spectacular space footage
  – including unique views of Earth and operations in space – such as deplo
 ying and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope. It then goes on to show how
  the Shuttle launched and assembled the International Space Station (ISS).
  Together\, these programs have taught us how to live\, build and conduct 
 science in space. The ISS will continue operating in space until 2024\, an
 d the film shows how it is building a foundation for the next giant leaps 
 into space.\n\nThe film concludes with a fascinating\, realistic scenario 
 of how astronauts will actually get to Mars\, live there for long duration
 \, and then return home after a two-and-a-half-year mission. This includes
  the new icons of the next chapter of space exploration:\n\nOrion is NASA’
 s first spacecraft designed to carry humans on long-duration deep space ex
 ploration missions throughout the solar system.\nOlympus\, an inflatable t
 ransportation habitat\, is an early concept 45- or 50-feet diameter module
  that would provide astronauts the work area and living space necessary fo
 r long-duration missions. Smaller versions have already flown in space\, a
 nd a full-scale version is shown undergoing ground testing.\n\nThe Space L
 aunch System (SLS)\, a new giant rocket\, will carry spacecraft\, Mars lan
 ders and ascent vehicles to place astronauts on the surface of Mars. SLS w
 ill generate over nine million pounds of thrust and will launch hardware i
 nto orbit equivalent to the weight of 22 elephants.\nJourney to Space will
  both inspire a new generation of young people to dream of new horizons in
  space\, and engender a new appreciation for the accomplishments of the Sp
 ace Shuttle Program among an older generation who came to take it for gran
 ted.
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