Hydrazine


Could they not have put that spacesuit in a bag? Or inside another spacesuit?

Why were they voting? Was there no captain? That Asian guy seemed to be the captain.

Why were six people going on a manned mission to another planet and not planning to go outside on the surface?

Why was no one on the orbital ship? to react to unexpected events. What if something unexpected happened like say it was attacked by fairy lights, wouldn't it be good to have someone up there just in case?

Why were these astronauts so shook up by loosing a crew member? Aren't astronauts meant to be pretty tough? Aren't they pretty well tested before they go on these missions, to react well in stressful situations?



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The Russian guy proposed to get the other one out of the suit before going into the airlock, but then he lost consciousness. It was worth a try though, but the hydrazine guy lost his cool.

There was no need for someone on the orbital ship. Now explain to me how the communications are only on the descent module and how they could send tons of data from the surface of Europe, oriented towards Jupiter, partially buried in ice and next to an ice cliff ?

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Did you think perhaps they uploaded to the orbiting module?

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And why did he catapult himself out into space?
All he had to do was touch the luke with one hand, and use his other hand to toss in his colleague. Then later they'd find a way to bring him back inside.

Just watching this, pretty pissed off about the plot merely developing on the back of completely out-of-place character stupidity.

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