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Stephen Petranek: Radiation on Mars is a significant problem; both solar radiation and cosmic rays are both a problem. We don’t have a dense atmosphere on Mars. It’s only about 1/100th the density of the atmosphere on Earth. And therefore there are not a lot of particles in the air for solar rays coming from the sun to collide with and be deflected as there are on Earth. Mars also doesn’t have a Van Allen belt like we have, which deflects a lot of solar radiation. And it does not have a molten core like we have which creates a magnetosphere around the Earth, which also deflects a great deal of radiation.

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A woman at MIT who has actually been nominated to be the number two person at NASA, a woman named Dava Newman has developed a spacesuit that looks more like something you would wear as an exercise clothing in a gym. It’s very tight-fitting, kind of spandexy-like. It has metallic threads in it and it’s fabulous at protecting you from radiation at least in a short period of time. It also does another interesting thing, which is because the atmosphere on Mars is so thin, you would not explode and you would not have nitrogen narcosis like you do with the bends. But you can’t survive long on Mars because just walking outside, if we forget about the radiation problem, because there’s not enough pressure on your skin. On Earth, we have 15 pounds, 14.7 pounds of atmosphere piled up above us that presses on our skin at all times. And as human beings over a long period of time, we have evolved in our bodies to be pushing back. So underneath our skin, essentially, our bodies are pushing out at all times to compensate for that 15 pounds of atmospheric pressure. Now you don’t need...

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If memes are anything to go by, it seems like the Star Wars prequels have gone through a

resurgence in popularity since their initial critical pounding.

So, that leads us to wonder: were we all wrong?

Did we misjudge what are, in fact, cinema classics?

As we talked about in our What Went Wrong on The Phantom Menace, George Lucas had some

Now, in Attack of the Clones, Lucas had epic ambitions.

Like, to create an actual epic romance in the style of classics like ‘Gone With The

He even used one particular romantic movie from the 1960s as a template.

Not quite, but if we dive into his original inspiration, we can discover how the story

of a spoiled brat “It’s not fair!” dating a patronizing princess — “Annie,

you’ll always be that little boy I met on Tatooine.

Welcome to this Wisecrack Edition on Star Wars Episode II: What Went Wrong.

And, of course, spoilers ahead, if you really care about Star Wars prequel spoilers...

It might have been a while since you last saw this movie, so here’s a quick recap.

Set over a decade after The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones follows a now sort of

grown up Anakin Skywalker who is charged with protecting the once Queen, now Senator, Padme

Amidala from multiple assassination attempts.

After staying in a variety of romantic locations, wouldn’t you know it?

Meanwhile, Obi Wan discovers that an army of clones has been created for the Republic.

From this, he uncovers a separatist plot to start a civil war led by former Jedi, Count

After finding his mother dead and performing a casual massacre, Anakin steals a droid and

They get captured, too, and are sent to an arena to die with Obi-Wan.

There’s some stuff about Jar-Jar causing the downfall of society — “Meesa propose

that the senate give immediately emergency powers to the Supreme Chancellor.

Then, it’s your usual last 40 minute extravaganza of lightsabers and explosions as Jedis and

It turns out the war was all because of the dark side, as usual — Everything is going

— and Padme and Anakin get married despite them both knowing it’s a bad idea.

Episode II continues Lucas’ attempt to answer the question: ‘How Does Democracy Slide

into Fascism?’And, to his credit, he does this in a really smart way, by taking inspiration

The film opens with a bombing attempt to kill Padme which sets all the events of the film

in motion and by the end has lead to war.

Lucas seems to be invoking the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, which is often

The film was released not even a year after the 9/11 attacks that would then lead to the

And here we have a blockbuster popcorn movie, written before all that happened, providing

Count Dooku and Darth Sidious manufacture a conflict for their own ends: the threat

of Dooku’s droid army allows Palpatine to gain emergency powers and control the clone

Kinda like how Hitler was made Chancellor of Germany in January of 1933: by manufacturing

conflict and a Bolshevik conspiracy against the state, he was granted dictatorial powers

by the Reichstag in March of the same year.

And, well, we know how that turned out…

The movie is also interested in showing how choices made with even the best intentions

can be manipulated into benefiting the wrong people.

The Kaminoans were simply hired to create an army, they didn’t know that the guy who

“Master Sifo-Dias was killed almost ten years ago.”

They also didn’t know that they were building the stormtroopers that would eventually oppress

Even poor old Jar Jar thinks he’s doing what Padme would have wanted when he presents

the motion to grant Palpatine emergency powers.

“If only Senator Amidala were here…”

You can trace this kind of manipulation back to events like the Munich Agreement.

At the time, this was considered a way of preventing war by appeasing Hitler’s demand

It was a deal struck with good intentions, but turned out to be a major step towards

Now while this analysis of Socio-Political history is going on, Lucas had the smart idea

of using a character drama at the centre of the movie to highlight the personal side of

A love story against the backdrop of a war.

Whether it’s Romeo and Juliet, Robin Hood and Maid Marian, or Neo and Trinity, 'love

in a time of conflict’ is a story that’s as old as drama itself.

But Lucas seems to have settled on one specific movie influence for his doomed lovers: the

An adaptation of the Boris Pasternak novel, Dr Zhivago is the story of doctor and poet

Yuri Zhivago whose life and love for a married woman is dramatically changed by the conflicts

of the first world war, the Russian Revolution, and the Russian Civil war.

It explores, in detail, the historical context and puts him and his beloved Lara Antipova,

From the themes to the posters which Lucas specifically asked artist Drew Struzan to

imitate, the two movies have a lot in common.

Both Zhivago and Anakin are taken from their families at a young age and both bury their

Test your pronunciation!

“hinder”