His career did

This comment is the only thing that made me laugh this hard in the past 2 weeks🤣

@@tohirjonusmanov866 glad I could help cheer you up!

@@tohirjonusmanov866 hahah

Would be taken off if if didn’t do that. Agreed it’s annoying

@@bms77 oh yeah? So what about the tens of thousands of full scenes on KZfaq that aren't chopped up like this? This is some moron pretending in his head he's an editor and slicing up a movie already meticulously edited.

Nah, no way they could screw up that bad

@James Marlon the subtitles are literally in Chinese (I'm pretty sure it's Chinese)

It's cut as of a computer just took a chunk out every few minutes.

This is because of copyright law. Has to skip every 5 seconds.

You should read the book. I read it, and I think a year later it was optioned for the movie. When I heard it was Ridley Scott, and Matt Damon I knew it would be great. It was, and it followed the book 99 percent.

True. Not what is going on these days.

But that's the challenge isn't it ... working together. Works in movies but not necessarily in real life. Homelessness, famine, war, drug abuse, mass shootings ... and on and on. Only one answer ... can you guess what it is?

It's a movie, that means fantasy. Wake up and stop believing this horse sh*t. When the Chinese attack us, you might have time to understand that they and Communism are the enemies of freedom and all you hold dear.

I read the book long before the movie came out. I thought they did a great job of it. By the way, have you read Project: Hail Mary. That one is almost as good as The Martian.

@@censorshipsucks9493 I loved the movie, just wanted more. :-)

@@chrissmith7669 I personally don't know how much more we could have gotten. The Aquaman/whale line should have been included, not in the deleted scenes. His book right after, about the moon base, I only found to be okay. I thought he was a one hit wonder. And then I read Project: Hail Mary. I can't wait for that to be a movie. Have you seen any adaptations of The Egg? If you're a sci-fi geek, or even just love a good read Old Man's War by John Scalzi is a must. They'll need Avatar level CGI to make that a movie.

@@censorshipsucks9493 I would have loved to see the complete sequence from him shorting out communication, communicating with rock outline ms, figuring out what they hadn’t yet sent him plans for, trekking into and avoiding the storm, righting then repairing the rig. Even how to get back to the hab from a popped off airlock with a damaged suit. Or talking about the hab fabric and NASA duct tape used to repair the hab, build a tent /rover work room, or how he came up with racks to hold the solar cells and such. So many really good challenges he worked through.

Which 2 films

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the skips are super annoying and cause so many parts to miss.. ive seen this stupid trend of making videos of movies/tv shows/anime scenes and its absolutely annoying af. at least skip at the right times come on

A lot of these were addressed VERY detailed in the book. Its been a little since I saw the film, but I think it also addressed them, except for the RTG item. For the plastic sheeting point... I believe that the sheeting was only there to block, to a small extent, the friction of what air exists in Mars atmosphere as the ship ascended. A very very thin nosecone. You can see in the other scenes that the whole interior cabin was open to the outside, so... he would have had no cabin atmosphere generated by the ship. Delta difference between his interior cabin and outside were negligible (except whatever effect the air in the cabin had as it escaped out all the side open window portholes. As for the RTG (the nuclear radioisotope thermal generator, the "reactor"), the book REALLY explained it well, but the movie didn't. The RTG was on the Mars ascent vehicle keeping it in standby mode until the crew arrives to setup the HAB (habitat). It works by radiating out 1500W/hr of heat (about the same as a home electric space heater), and can turn that into 100W of electricity. Its not very efficient at creating electricity. The rover batteries... they could hold 9000w each, and he scavenged from the second rover, so he had 18,000w. The heater inside the rover was 400w. So, if he wired the RTG 100w into the rover, and turned on the additional 400w space heater in the rover... he would have been using more than he was providing. As for driving? It was barely enough to even nudge the rover batteries upward. It could give some power... but even better for heat. In fact, in a small, super insulated cabin, designed to be sufficiently heated off a 400w space heater, the 1500w heat the RTG put off was so much he had to strip down to T-shirt and even rip some insulation off the rover as it was too hot inside. And the orbital transfer... the mathematics goal was for him to take off so that he was at the same speed, same orbital velocity, same altitude, same heading as the Hermes on its Hohmann Transfer cycler orbit. With that, he (or rather the pilot, Martinez, remotely operating the Ares) would have been able to dock with a deltaV as close to zero on all aspects as possible... and then, yes, step over as his velocity would have been, effectively, the same as the Hermes. The problem became... well, everything was NOT ideal conditions, at all. It was not the same conditions as a normal takeoff, hence the reason he had to strip as much mass from the Ares4 MAV as possible to get more delta V to get to escape velocity... rather than merely low orbit to reach where the Hermes would have usually been in a parking orbit on normal missions. He threw out paneling, insulation, instrumentation panels, food, medical supplies, spare suits, airlock doors... he even had to throw out all the chairs. In short, he had to get it light enough for what fuel it had to be enough. The math was borderline as to if it would be enough... and as you saw... the math didn't quite match up to real world conditions.

The sheeting was explained in the book as being developed for such unforeseen repairs and was reinforced but supplied in big sheets. It was a smart idea I hope NASA filed away for their Ares flights some day. The RTG didn’t have wires. It generated heat. He could use the heat to power his cabin heat and the oxygen CO2 scrubber he packed in the cab of rover 2. there is a very cool downloadable version of the orbital mechanics models that show his numbers would work. the book version was better in explaining and in the actual rescue.

I don’t understand why people just can’t be entertained by a movie and enjoy it. Instead of trying to tear it into pieces and analyze it’s technical•factual accuracy. IT WAS A GREAT MOVIE…it was entertaining. Who care if it is technically accurate. Schitt man…just burn one and relax. It’s going to be okay if it’s not perfectly accurate by NASA’s standards.

It's called fiction

I'm just glad it was CGI and not that they made him get that skinny

@@kayleemartin9043Christian Bale totally would

@@nondescriptbeing5944 oh definitely, him and Hugh Jackman

Air on mars.

KZfaq has a copyright algorithm that automatically detects movies and then takes some sort of action (removal, add advertisements, etc). If X number of seconds are shown consecutively, it gets triggered. The way around that is to cut out sections so the trigger is never activated. That's why the editing was done this way. Else, no video.

@@goatcheese4methere should be no video then, this is unwatchable

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His EVA suit would have run out of oxygen long before gravity would cause his body to burn up in the atmosphere.

@@spaceflight1019 wouldnt burn up. hed just fall and get pretty hot while he did.

Lmaoooooo 😂😂😂

Retrieving someone from a desolate planet we haven't even set foot on yet would be unprecedented. We have no idea how the world would react.

@@BOOSETO Facts, your right, Shit because The Martian I think they pushin for Mars IRL for real now lol

As an American why would everyone be celebrating they don’t even know the guy

@@magnusthered4973 they aren't cynical and devoid of humanity like yourself.

There is no god. Just a made up fairy tale to keep people under the thumb of religious zealot ministers.

Amen.