In the wake of the Space Shuttle program's conclusion, a compelling new era of space exploration has emerged. As the world's space agencies reinvigorate their efforts with an eye firmly fixed on Mars, the documentary captures the spirit and challenges of humanity's ongoing quest beyond Earth's atmosphere. In this context, the film delves into the history of space travel, the achievements that have allowed for current advancements, and the technology designed to carry human explorers further into space than ever before. It focuses on the development of the Orion spacecraft by NASA, destined to take astronauts to new destinations in the solar system, and examines the science and immense collaborative effort involved in these deep space missions.

Parallel to the technological narrative, the documentary also delves into the human aspect of space travel. It highlights the training and preparation required for astral voyages, promoting an understanding of what astronauts must endure physically and mentally. This segment presents the viewer with the real-life experiences of astronauts, providing insights into their rigorous training regimens and the simulation exercises that prep them for the harsh realities of space. The film not only celebrates past triumphs such as the International Space Station but also inspires with the prospect of establishing a future human presence on Mars, setting the stage for the next major leap in mankind’s cosmic journey.