For Executive Producer Ron Howard, National Geographic’s epic series MARS isn’t just a tale of adventure — it’s a story of hope.
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From executive producers Brian Grazer & Ron Howard, MARS is an epic series following a thrilling quest – in 2032 – to colonize Mars. In a unique blend of scripted drama and feature-film caliber visual effects, intercut with documentary sequences, the series presents what the greatest minds in space exploration are doing to make traveling to Mars a reality, and shows us the world they seek.
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After Bertie Gregory received heartbreaking news that a coastal wolf he had photographed while working as a deckhand off the coast of Vancouver Island had been killed, Gregory returns with the intent of helping to raise awareness for the conservation of the species.
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While working as a deckhand on a bear and whale-watching vessel off the west coast of Vancouver Island after high school, Bertie Gregory fell in love with the coastal wolf. After heartbreaking news that one of the wolves he photographed had been killed, Gregory knew he had to go back to help raise awareness for the conservation of the species. While searching for the elusive wolf, Gregory encounters a diverse array of other species, including bears, sea otters, and raccoons. Gregory takes the stage to share photos and stories from his time in the field shooting his web series “wild_life with bertie gregory.”
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As a mechanical engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, Kobie Boykins has the awesome privilege of building stuff, only to blast it millions of miles away into space at thousands of miles an hour. He goes into work every day with the enviable job of revealing the remarkable mysteries of our universe, and as part of that mission, he’s had a hand in building all of the rovers that have landed on Mars: Sojourner, Spirit, Opportunity, and Curiosity. #bestjobever
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“I love all the rovers because they’ve all done great things on the surface of Mars. Designed to last for 90 days, Spirit lasted almost six years, and Opportunity’s still communicating with us almost 12 years later. It’s like your children. You expected them to go off and get a college degree, but not only did they get a college degree, they got a Ph.D., and then they got the Nobel Prize.”
Not unlike having children, Boykins and the rest of the rover team must invest in the spacecraft for years, only to send them off and hope they do OK. “Mars Curiosity, as part of the Mars Science Laboratory, took about eight years to develop. Then once we launched it, it took about eight and a half months to reach Mars,” Boykins recalls. “Once launch happens, as a mechanical engineer you’re not going to touch the rover anymore. Now what’s going to happen is the vehicle is going to do the thing that you designed it to do, which is explore the surface of Mars and give us information that will tell a story like, there was once water on Mars. There is an inhabitable place. There are places on Mars that, if life started, life would be able to be sustained because all of the biological material, all the fundamental building blocks are there.’
That is in fact the story that Curiosity is beginning to tell. The rover, for which Boykins built the actuators, has found signs of water on Mars. “Wherever we find water, we find life,” says Boykins, believing there’s a good chance we’ll find life on Mars. “We’re probably not going to find high-order life, i.e., you or me. There’s probably not going to be aliens running around. What we’ll most likely find is blue-green algae. Pond scum. This is the stuff that appears in your aquarium or your fish tank. Maybe a microorganism. Maybe.”
So why get excited about pond scum? You don’t have to ask Boykins twice: “We should be excited about finding algae because we would be able to say that life is not unique to Earth. If we found something that started as blue-green algae, that’s the beginning of what happened here on Earth,” Boykins explains. “But for me, a lot of the exploration of Mars is not about having a lifeboat to go and live there, but understanding the evolution of the planet and saying, ‘Can we figure out what happened on the surface of Mars to cause life to not currently be there?’ And how can we apply that knowledge to what’s going on here on Earth so that we understand how to protect our own planet?”
Boykins is currently developing instruments that will be on board the next Mars rover, launching in the year 2020.
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Why are the coastal wolves of Vancouver Island so elusive?
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In Nat Geo WILD’s first digital series, wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Young Explorer grantee, Bertie Gregory journeys to the Pacific Northwest in search of the elusive coastal wolves that inhabit one of the last places on the planet where a wild forest meets a wild ocean.
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The team of scientists attempt to pass along a shear zone where two ice shelves meet.
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At -100 degrees F, you’ll survive for less than 3 minutes and burn 5,000 calories a day, and boiling water can turn to snow instantly. And, at less than 1% humidity, your body will lose water just breathing. This is Station Zero: Antarctica, where close-knit communities of scientists, engineers, and hardened field vets have forged an existence unlike anything on our planet.
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