The Rich Left Earth to Move to a New Planet But Got Scammed by The Government

A special team is on an eight-year trip to Station 24, but when crew members begin dying, an investigation will reveal many secrets behind their real destination.

[FHL-Devils]

The concept of leaving ONE person in charge of the whole ship for months at a time is lunacy. Even with no ill-intent, accidents and illness still happen. Flawed premise right from the start.

[mckinleymalbrough]

If humans can terraform a new planet then they have the ability to terraform earth back into earth.

[kompatybilijny]

I honestly expected the Earth to have been habitable all along and the space stations to be a ruse made by the rich to get rid of the rest of the population

[marc-io]

Lately all movie recaps are about alien invasion or climate collapse.

[phoenics]

I love how the ship still has its engines on upon arriving at the planet. The filmmakers never learn. A ship has to deccelerate to orbit another planet. Nothing makes it stop. If It builds up momentum, there is nothing that makes it go slower. No friction, no air, no nothing. Its just wrong. It has to fire its engines in the direction it goes to deccelerate, not in the other direction. This just makes me so angry idk why

[paladinsix]

According to the synopses, the Doctor, Yoshida, and the rest of the crew didn't know that Station 42 was in the orbit of planet Rhea; and that the colony on Rhea was merely a simulation.

Agent Decker, Captain Lacroix, and XO (Executive Officer) Lindbergh, were apparently aware of most of the facts.

The crew (and possibly Captain Lacroix too) thought they were delivering supplies, and didn't know that people in cryogenic sleep were the primary cargo.

[UltronImperative]

Limberg was ejected, Limberg was the imposter

[Whatisright]

The title of this video is hilarious. First YouTube video title to make me crack up. Rich getting scammed by the government, never thought I’d read something like that.

[TexanIthorian]

Why even send them all into space, they could just put them in a Vault or some buildings. It seems so much more expensive and dangerous. But, hell you could even just send them to the moon if it has to be in space.

[ef]

Its like a bedtime story nice and peaceful

[iamabushpotato]

Rhea is the name of a Greek goddess who was married to cronus and she had 6 kids and cronus was worried that his kids would over throw him and she is the goddess of the earth/heaven

[abnegazher]

"Finally! We got rid of the degenerates!"
-EarthGov

[The_Daily_Tomato]

I really do enjoy watching these.

I'm a huge stickler for movies, they must be A quality or at least a solid B+ if i am to enjoy them.

This makes me able to somewhat enjoy lesser movies while not spending hours on them.

[brightlife]

Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day.

[uhitskyle]

The music with this narrator's voice is PERFECT! Makes me feel comfortable and cozy. Opens up my imagination please don't change it. DanielCCMovie switched it up on us, don't be like that sellout.

[trenchcoatbandit]

if i learned anything from movies, is never trust a decker

[algator]

When building a spaceship everything must be made of 10 ft wide solid steel structures to help keep the weight down 🤣

[huzaifakhan]

Why are most movie recaps these days 90% about earth being inhabitable?

[eric]

This is intrigue, with the characters and their interactions at the heart of it.

[lovelyscorp]

I knew decker was dirty when he said he was automatically woken up and then 3 minutes later they fillow protocol and wake up the captain. Bs he's more important than the captain. To me it would make more sense to autowake the captain before anybody else.