Adapted from the disaster of the former Soviet Union's Salyut-7 space station, the fighting nation's way of solving the crisis is simple and rude but effective, forming its own faction. Drinking alcohol in space, rotating and docking, freezing, flooding, and fire in the space station, choosing one to survive, hitting the sensor cover with a hammer, and watching hormones soar. At the beginning and the end, supernatural phenomena are vaguely described, implying the existence of miracles. After all, it is more reliable to admit human ignorance than to arrogantly think that the truth is always at hand. The only shortcoming is that the salute of the crew of the Challenger in the last scene is a bit of nonsense, and it seems that the fighting nation of no one can escape the huge shadow of the United States. Four stars.
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