25587 Days of Exploration: A Journey to Find a New Earth

🌎The exploration mission lasted for over 25587 days, with the goal of finding a replacement Earth.

🚀The exploration team consisted of one head researcher and an exploration assistance robot.

⏰The expected timetable included landing on a Goldilocks planet in approximately 2055, exploration for two years, and returning to Earth in 2090.

🔌The communication with Earth was lost, and various re-connection attempts were made.

😔During the journey, the head researcher experienced extreme depressive ideation.

How long did the exploration mission last?

—The exploration mission lasted for over 25587 days.

Who was part of the exploration team?

—The exploration team consisted of one head researcher and an exploration assistance robot.

What was the expected timetable for the mission?

—The expected timetable included landing on a Goldilocks planet in approximately 2055, exploration for two years, and returning to Earth in 2090.

What happened to the communication with Earth?

—The communication with Earth was lost, and various re-connection attempts were made.

What challenges did the head researcher face during the journey?

—During the journey, the head researcher experienced extreme depressive ideation.

00:16The video begins with the introduction of an exploration mission that lasted for 25587 days.

01:10A significant moment in the mission is highlighted with the word "Return" appearing on the screen.

01:28The exploration mission started with the purpose of finding a replacement Earth, known as the "Goldilocks planet".

01:45Before entering cryogenic sleep, a vital check is performed, and the last transmission with Earth is made.

02:26The cryogenic sleep ends, and the re-connection attempts with Earth continue.

02:31The exploration of the planet GDL-917 begins.

02:49Several re-connection attempts fail, and the head researcher experiences extreme depressive ideation.

03:20The exploration mission is terminated, and the journey back to Earth begins.