Earth Luna space industry first interplanetary spacecraft for transit & establishing outposts on the Mars surface and in orbit. NASA’s Sojourner-1, USSR Mapc-94, Helios Aerospace Phoenix, N Korea PRK-1483 space race to land the first human on the Red Planet during season 3 of For All Mankind.
1994-1996 four primary missions & five support missions for Happy Valley Base and Phoenix Stations combined international 23 crewmembers surviving the first years of humanities effort to become a duel planetary civilization.
Mars Spacecraft 1994-1997
Sojourner-1 NASA Interplanetary Shuttle, Crew 5
Mapc-94 Soviet Interplanetary SSTO Vehicle, Crew 7
Helios Interplanetary Colonial Ship / Station, Crew 18
N Korea PRK-1483 Soyuz Mars Module, Crew 2
OV-200 Series Support Shuttles x3
N1 Soyuz Mapc Supply Vehicle x2
Sojourner-2 Crew 4 / Sojourner-3 Crew 5
For All Mankind Video Episode Links
Earth Geography & Fusion Power https://youtu.be/3IjOop98x9E
Earth Mars Trade Network https://youtu.be/iyFyF8rwv2c
Nasa Heavy Launch Systems https://youtu.be/lhWZ-MV5dwY
Shuttles & Spaceplanes https://youtu.be/JCPvEURDK_U
For All Mankind Community Tab Pole https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxJ8RhmPu7GKyuX5z_er9whEyqG2gL8RWA
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Love your videos a lot,I had absolutely assumed that DPRK's first manned mars mission was going to be a one way suicidal mission,it was a real head scratcher with the moral implications and the national pride.
I keep saying many of these things with your videos. They are very clear but feel more handmade than simply edited. I know that this is a very different show to Star Trek but even though I am a massive Star Trek fan, other people who do videos like this can become too geekish. Someone quoting that a ship has a 3.76 megacochrane warp core and or has 15x 9 megawatt phasers isn't that appealing to me. This is much more relatable, great work.
This guy does know that it's been hinted at (officially) that this could be the predecessor to battlestar galactica? Ronald D. Moore having written several episodes for the show and its spin-off Caprica.
I love the background for the DPRK ship would love more info about it.
North Koreans?? South or china would be more realistic.. NK wouldnt even allow parachutes for return, as long as human remains came back to Earth it would be considered a success in Kims eyes.. you know the 'supreme leader, he ain't got s*** on a taco supreme..'
Beautiful alternate reality.
3:12 "Map-ka 94?" Really?
Nice video, but you didn't say anything about the Sea Dragon heavy lift SLV.
Excellent compilation of information, but the narrator's intonations are artificial and hard to listen to. It sounds like he's addressing a group of toddlers and not adults. Recommendation: Find a new narrator or teach your current narrator proper diction.
I would say this lines up more with the expanse series
Excellent video – but the narration reminds me of agent X20 from the puppet series "Stingray" !
So, For All Mankind is a prequel to The Expanse, and The Expanse is a prequel to Star Trek.
IMHO, For All Mankind is NOT a predecessor to Trek, at least not the Original Series, nor the Discovery/Strange New Worlds timeline. In the Original Series, DY-100 interplanetary ships (like the Botany Bay) were active in the 1990s, and bear no resemblance to the ships in For All Mankind. In Strange New Worlds, we see how time-traveling Romulans held back technological development on Earth, preventing interplanetary crewed missions until sometime after 2023 (based on this, I would argue that the Strange New Worlds timeline is OUR timeline). 😉
6:53 does this guy know what "unmitigated" means?