Female scientist Elizabeth Hansen (Liz for short) woke up in the dormant cabin and found that there was insufficient oxygen, so she tried to get out of the predicament by relying on the gradually restored memory and the help of the artificial intelligence system. In the process of getting in touch with the outside world, Liz discovered that she was not actually a female scientist herself, but a clone implanted with memory.
In the case of human beings on the earth falling into an extinction crisis due to an insurmountable virus, the government and scientists have implemented an interstellar migration program that clones humans. Ten thousand clones will be sent to a suitable one 14 light-years away from the earth. On the home planet, Omicron267, the heroine, a clone of Liz, is one of them.
Due to the accidental impact of the asteroid, a small number of dormant capsules and clones were damaged, which also caused the loss of oxygen in the dormant capsule of the heroine 267. After understanding the situation, 267 regained oxygen and went to sleep with the help of artificial intelligence, and finally successfully reached the target planet. Hollywood-style enclosed empty space capsules are also easier to create an atmosphere of unknown creatures or spiritual fear. I still think that Wandering Earth is a blockbuster movie. This kind of film is too boring. It's just a small cost and a small production. Doesn't it rely on imagination if there is no sense of technology?
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