A group of six people went to this birdless planet after untold hardships, hoping to find something. Not to mention whether this kind of satellite-type aircraft is suitable for human space carrying equipment, it is not difficult to see whether it is in terms of equipment, psychological quality and pre-planning, just for the team members to deal with various emergencies. How poorly prepared the crowd was.
1. Why does it take until the last moment to think of a recovery method for a communication failure, and why does the next step of exploration take place if the basic communication is not restored?
2. Why did the spacewalkers not repair it according to standard operating procedures, but forcibly demolish it? Why can't space isolation be carried out after pollution? Why aren't there any auxiliary actions for drifting workers?
3. Since it can take off twice, why start drilling at the deviated landing point in the first place? Why are there no landing vehicles or other non-living exploration aids or equipment? Why is a single person allowed to leave the warehouse to log in? Why not tie a lifeline when leaving the warehouse for a short distance?
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It seems that too many coincidences are actually the incentives that lead to the final failure. If the real extraterrestrial exploration is as hurried, flimsy and unprepared as the film shows, it is simply a death sentence and a waste of money.
The last thing I want to say is that the screenwriter is a fan of the alien species on Mars. In fact, he sent these people to feed and test the performance of the extraterrestrial biological weapons raised on Europa.
It is suitable for otaku diaosi with fresh girlfriends and girls to watch together, and the little thriller is just right to cuddle. . .
BTW, Daniel is getting old, and there is fat on his face, but Minato can still watch it alive. . .
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