A pair of uncrewed vehicles transmit images from Mars.
Director:
George Butler
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A pair of uncrewed vehicles transmit images from Mars.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 January 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Mission to Mars See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$412,337 (USA) (27 January 2006)Gross:
$10,399,670 (USA) (19 June 2009)Company Credits
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Walt Disney Pictures, Lockheed Martin, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) See more »
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Introduction by: [voiceover] Space exploration began with dreaming. Thousands of years of humans staring into the heavens and wondering, how did this begin? What else is out there? The earliest answers were given in myth and poetry. Now they are sought by space age technology. And while each mission increases our knowledge, it also leads our imagination further and further. How did life begin? Did it happen more than once in the universe? The answer may lie on Mars.
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[first lines]Introduction by: [voiceover] Space exploration began with dreaming. Thousands of years of humans staring into the heavens and wondering, how did this begin? What else is out there? The earliest answers were given in myth and poetry. Now they are sought by space age technology. And while each mission increases our knowledge, it also leads our imagination further and further. How did life begin? Did it happen more than once in the universe? The answer may lie on Mars.
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this documentary about the mars Rovers mission to Mara is very interesting and well done.we learn just what it takes to build these machines and then how much is involved in making sure they are not going to malfunction while in space or once they are on the planet.the animation sequences are very well done.the only drawback for m,is that the film is too short,at just under 40 minutes.otherwise,this a really engaging documentary.one thing that struck me though was that the scientists all believe there will be manned mission to Mars in the foreseeable future.i think that is being overly optimistic.anyway,for me Roving mars is an 8/10