Europa Report Page #3
Data sync is live.
- Get something to drink.
- Dude, why...
why would you put garlic
into a space dish?
It's very rich.
- It's delicious.
- I have to say, though...
Okay, look look...
I've got another mile to go.
Not bad, eh?
When are you gonna
actually call someone?
None of your business.
Hey. It's time.
I should have learned
mandarin before we left.
- He's probably talking about me.
- Gun it.
One, two, one, two, one, two, one...
- How did you feel?
- I said yes
before the question
even sunk in.
They had to ask me four times
before I could even respond.
No trouble
on the ping requests.
We see a sticking valve
in v-tech.
Andrei is already working on a fix.
If it leaks anymore,
we'll isolate the manifold.
Oh, and we have a series
of fuse events
in Rosa's station.
Can you have the team on
duty investigate? Over.
Copy that.
But you might have it fixed
before we finish
the review.
You're making us feel
two steps behind.
Over.
You'll make him blush. Over.
Mission control, can you hear me?
Andrei is in the shower
right now,
so I want to take
this opportunity
to tell you that your shower
system is totally inadequate.
And I don't buy
your theories about
the body adjusting
to the new hygiene regime.
You know what
I can't adjust to?
The drinking of
the distilled urine.
Oh! James!
I'm just saying...
you're worried
about my smell
and you're
drinking my urine?
You know what I think
they're really pissed off about?
You guys only gave them
four outfits.
So sometimes they wake up
in the morning,
they find out they're wearing
the same thing the entire day.
They get
totally pissed off.
And the shoes...
You gave
them two pairs of shoes
for women.
I'm just saying.
Rosa, dinner!
Where is she?
- Coming.
- Who's the lasagna?
- Yeah.
- That's you?
- Oh God.
- Who's the pod macaroni and cheese. Ish?
- I guess I'll take that.
- To six months!
- Okay, eyes. Eyes.
- Wait, you're not looking into my eyes.
Oh, sorry.
- Can I see?
- Did you see any polar bears?
No, really.
We pooled our astronauts
from the very best space
programs across the globe.
I think this mission
will show people that
we're still capable
of achieving impossible things.
Dr. Daniel Luxembourg.
has been dedicated
to exploring
extreme environments.
I became an astronaut
specifically
to have the opportunity
to do something like this.
Dr. Katya Petrovna.
ocean, so in some ways
this mission will be like
taking a trip back in time.
My background is in marine
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