Surviving Mars
Brief Synopsis
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The Mars Society built a prototype of a spacecraft habitat that could land humans on Mars and serve as their base in the exploration of the Martian surface. The purpose of this prototype is to study with NASA how astronauts will one day explore and inhabit our neighboring world. This habitat is the
Cast & Crew
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John Lisanti
Narrator
Rick Beyer
Writer
Rick Beyer
Producer
Richard Bock
Audio Mixer
Fred Burnham
Sound
Mario Cardenas
Sound
Film Details
Also Known As
Mars on Earth
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
2001
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
The Mars Society built a prototype of a spacecraft habitat that could land humans on Mars and serve as their base in the exploration of the Martian surface. The purpose of this prototype is to study with NASA how astronauts will one day explore and inhabit our neighboring world. This habitat is the Mars Arctic Research Station (MARS). Constructed at the Haughton meteorite impact crater on Devon Island in northern Canada, the environment is described as a cold polar desert where NASA scientists have been finding an astonishing variety of terrain and natural features resembling those reported on the planet Mars.
Crew
Rick Beyer
Writer
Rick Beyer
Producer
Richard Bock
Audio Mixer
Fred Burnham
Sound
Mario Cardenas
Sound
Jacqueline Diraison
Associate Producer
David Doob
Editor
Nancy Dubuc
Executive Producer
Bryan Duggan
Photography
Seth Englehard
Animator
Bill Finnegan
Production Assistant
Niles Ghormley
Sound
Johanna Kovitz
Transcripts
Gene Mackles
Graphic Designer
Ian Marge
On-Line Editor
Matt Mariano
Music
Steve Mccarthy
Photography
Dilliard Morrison
Director Of Photography
Rebecca A Morse
Production Assistant
Jessica Pearson
On-Line Editor
Michael Pinkney
Production Assistant
Tim Raycroft
On-Line Editor
Jeff Reifinger
Sound
Len Schmitz
Sound
Patrick Sheridan
Production Assistant
Film Details
Also Known As
Mars on Earth
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
2001
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
