Aerospace science popularization giant screen movie, sparked heated discussions, revealing the life of astronauts?
"Mission to Mars" is the first domestic science popularization giant screen film with the theme of aerospace science and technology. The film is jointly produced by the China Science and Technology Museum and the "Our Space" New Media Center, and directed by Song Taijia. The film is based on the mainland's booming aerospace industry, with China's manned space flight entering the space station era as the main line, telling the story of Chinese astronauts in the process of selection, training, training and mission. The blueprint for the creation of the film comes from the large-scale experimental project "Green Aviation Interstellar" of the China Astronaut Training Center and the "Feizhou Diary" written by astronaut Tong Feizhou. The leading actors include astronaut instructor Tong Feizhou, retired astronaut Pan Zhanchun, etc.
"Mission to Mars" realistically reproduces the whole process of astronaut selection, training and mission. The film begins with the selection of astronauts, showing the rigorous screening and high-intensity training they have experienced. In the selection process, countless aspiring young people passed layers of assessment and finally stood out and became highly anticipated astronauts. Next is the long and arduous training stage, in which the astronauts are trained in various complex scenarios in the simulation cabin, and are proficient in piloting techniques and emergency response capabilities. They also have to learn a lot of theoretical knowledge and understand how spacecraft operates.
In order to carry out space missions, astronauts have undergone countless high-intensity and high-pressure simulation training. They live for months in a confined simulation chamber and experience life in space. They need to learn how to survive in small spaces and how to deal with emergencies. During the training process, astronauts often encounter some dangerous situations, such as weightlessness and oxygen loss, which is to allow them to calmly deal with them when they encounter them in real space.
Through layers of selection and hard training, the outstanding astronauts finally embarked on a journey to space. In space, they have to complete various complex operations, such as spacewalks, space station docking, etc. They will also conduct scientific experiments and contribute to mankind's exploration of the mysteries of space. Living in space, astronauts must learn to be self-sufficient and make rational use of limited resources. They need to maintain good physical fitness and mental condition to cope with the long life in space.
The premiere of "Mission to Mars" sparked heated discussions. As the first popular science giant screen film with astronauts as the theme in China, it has attracted much attention. The film realistically reproduces the life and work of astronauts, allowing the audience to feel their extraordinary up close.
Many viewers said that by watching the film, they learned for the first time that the selection process for astronauts is so rigorous. To become an astronaut, you need to pass layers of screening, including physical fitness, psychological quality, theoretical knowledge and other assessments. Even after being selected, it will take up to several years of intense training before it can qualify for a space mission.
The audience also gained a deeper understanding of the life of an astronaut in space. They were amazed at the difficulty of astronauts surviving in space, with small spaces, limited resources, and weightless environments, all of which brought great challenges to life. However, through professional training, astronauts are able to skillfully deal with various unexpected situations.
Many viewers were impressed by the tenacious perseverance and professionalism of the astronauts in the film. For the sake of the country's aerospace industry, they are willing to stay away from their families and persist in fighting during the long space journey. Even when they encounter danger, they are able to respond calmly and decisively. This spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice and having the courage to fight is worth learning from.
The film also shows the latest scientific and technological achievements of the mainland's aerospace industry, such as the space station and Mars exploration, making the audience proud of the country's scientific and technological strength. Many viewers said that through watching the movie, they not only increased their aerospace knowledge, but more importantly, ignited their enthusiasm for science, and their pride in the motherland spontaneously emerged.
"Mission to Mars" is not only an excellent popular science movie, but also highlights the importance of the aerospace industry to the development of the country.
The film helped popularize the knowledge of aerospace and sparked the interest of the public, especially young people, in science. The film vividly shows the work and life of astronauts, allowing the audience to have a new understanding of the aerospace industry. After watching the movie, many viewers said that they had a strong interest in aerospace and hoped to engage in related work in the future.
"Mission to Mars" truly reproduces the struggle of generations of astronauts. They have paid too much for the country's aerospace industry and experienced unimaginable hardships for ordinary people. Through the film, we saw their hard work, perseverance, professionalism, and felt their patriotism. This spirit will forever inspire future generations to make unremitting efforts to realize the dream of becoming a space power.
The film shows the outstanding achievements of China's aerospace industry, such as manned spaceflight and Mars exploration, which fully demonstrates the national strength. This will not only make the people of the whole country proud, but will also further enhance the confidence of the international community in China. It is believed that in the near future, China's aerospace science and technology will continue to lead the world trend.
The hot screening of "Mission to Mars" will also promote the development of the mainland's aerospace science popularization. Through such popular science works, more people will understand aerospace knowledge, thus generating strong interest and continuously sending fresh blood to the aerospace industry. We can expect more excellent aerospace science works to come out.