Looking for Life on Mars (2021)
Overview
NASA launches its most ambitious hunt for traces of life on Mars, landing a car-sized rover in a rocky, ancient river delta. The rover will stow samples for possible return to Earth and test technology that may pave the way for human travel to Mars.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.321 |
Directed By
Terri Randall
Crew
Terri Randall
Terri Randall
Terri Randall
Jedd Erhmann
Jedd Erhmann
Avner Tavori
Steven Reich
Dave Linstrom
Thomas van Krugten
Daniel Traub
Mike Coles
Josh Weinhaus
Ben McCoy
Richard Chisolm
Craig Remsburg
Colin Bressler
Yoann Le Gruiec
Ed Bell
Brian Edgerton
Paul Marshall
Kevin Gill
Keith Sikora
Timothy Kitz
Michael Guske
Steve Bores
Willem de Wijs
Jonathan J. Cohen
Jason Pawlak
Dave Wade
Will Short
Thomas Cassetta
Francesco Molaro
Dave Bigelow
Evan Anthony
Leora Randall-Tavori
Kevin Van Stevenson
Chee Wei Tay
TOP CAST
Craig Sechler
Narrator (voice)
Kennda Lynch
Self
Diana Trujillo
Self
Sanjeev Gupta
Self
Jennifer Eigenbrode
Self
Heather Graham
Self
Kenneth Farley
Self
Moogega Cooper
Self
Kenneth Williford
Self
Tanja Bosak
Self
Julie Townsend
Self
Aaron Yazzie
Self
Jessica Samuels
Self
Ian Clark
Self
Elio Morello
Self
Bob Balaram
Self
MiMi Aung
Self
Jeffrey A. Hoffman
Self
Michael Hecht
Self
Albert Haldemann
Self
Kelly Geelen
Self
Alastair Wayman
Self
Sanjay Vijendran
Self
Guido Sangiovanni
Self
Derrick Pitts
Self
Swati Mohan
Self
Allen Chen
Self
Andrew E. Johnson
Self
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