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Title: Roving Mars (2006)
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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| Paul Newman | ... | Himself - Introduction by | |
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Steve Squyres | ... | Himself |
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Rob Manning | ... | Himself |
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Charles Elachi | ... | Himself (as Dr. Charles Elachi) |
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Wayne Lee | ... | Himself |
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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:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$412,337, 29 January 2006, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$10,399,670, 21 June 2009Company 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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Short documentary, and just good enough to keep the attention of young viewers... great action sequences and as mentioned, the animation from live footage is nearly indistinguishable... the NASA experience shared here both in actual footage and staff interviews makes for great enjoyment for any space buff... well worth seeing as an IMAX candidate! I suppose the only drawback is no green men or any Hollywood fantasies here, you have to actually use your mind to imagine the possibilities of what's out there, given the tidbits of evidence about water and rock material collected from the mission... should be enough for any mortal man, but don't go in expecting to see Tom Cruise battle any aliens. :)