For All Mankind is a science fiction television series on Apple TV+. It depicts an alternate history where the Soviets complete the first manned Moon landing and the Cold War-era space race never ended.
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I’ve been working on the Mars Surface Access Module for my LEGO For All Mankind build. Its unusual shape is pretty tricky to recreate at such a small scale, so I’d really like your opinion. Do you think I captured it well enough? Anything you’d change to make it more accurate? submitted by /u/AOTEAROA44onXbox [link] [comments]
I just finished yesterday and I cannot stop thinking about it. As a mom, I really cannot imagine just being okay to die. Like, it feels crazy to me leaving your child ALONE on MARS where a war just broke out being that it’s a place he has to stay due to medical issues. He needs her! I understand that she basically lived her last 20+ years searching for life and i’m sure it would be an amazing…
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Three spacecraft are headed toward Mars. NASA and the Soviets prepare for launch, but meanwhile a commercial spaceflight company shocks the world when they announce that they will be the first to reach Mars. The race to land first brings surprise maneuvers, desperate measures, and unexpected allies. Sources: Game Changer, All In, Happy Valley, Seven Minutes of Terror, with brief scenes from He…
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Why do they insist in showing that oxygen + spark = boom when oxygen is not a combustible but an oxidizer? You need something else for the oxygen to oxidize for it to be dangerous. Oxygen + spark: not dangerous Fuel + spark: not dangerous Fuel + oxygen + spark: boom Happens several times in the main series and once in Star City. In the Star City case the russians supposedly used a mix of gases and…
I’ve been thinking a lot about the tension between Ellen and Pam in S3, especially the fact that Pam leaves Ellen even though she still loves her because she believes being with Ellen would ultimately hurt Ellen’s career. What really interests me is the idea of loving someone enough to let them go because you genuinely believe that being together would prevent them from becoming the person they…
Ever since that guy in the first season, they keep going with this ridiculous trope that Soviets look like disheveled bums who don't know how to smile. Have the writers never seen a picture of Yuri Gagarin? Soviets were just as crazy over the international image of their space program as Americans, if not more so! Soviet Socialist ideology revolves around the ideal of "the Soviet Man", a person…
I'm rewatching the show and i'm at season 4 now, and i had forgotten just how horrible the noise from her alarm clock is. A constant blaring tone straight from the devil himself. Was anyone here alive in Russia at that time and could confirm that alarm clocks blared like that, or did Margo just go insane choosing that? I'm having a blast rewatching the show in general, that little prop just really…
I’m (very!) late to the party, but I just finished Star City and loved it, so now I’m going back to watch FAM for the first time. I’m on the hunt for a good companion podcast, but the ones I’ve found (the official podcast, NASA Vending Machine, and Bald Move) all seem to start at season 2 or 3. Are there any you’d recommend that cover S1? submitted by /u/Potential_Twist3640 [link] [comments]
