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Innerhalb von nur zwei Jahren hat sich die deutsch-französische Underdog-Visionärin Hélène Huby mit ihrem Start-Up bei München zu Elon Musks größter Konkurrentin gemausert. Der Film erzählt ihre Geschichte.
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00:04Wenn ich 80 oder 90 Jahre alt bin, dann bin ich zurückgekehrt.
00:07Was ist wichtig für mich ist, was ich einen Schaden hat.
00:11Ich würde gerne nach Space fahren, nach der Erde fahren.
00:15Ich bin sehr glücklich, die Helene Hübby zu erheben,
00:17die einzige Frau in der Welt zu machen.
00:24Manche sagen, warum wir uns überlegen, weil wir Probleme haben.
00:27Wir sind auf der Erde.
00:27Eigentlich, Space ist unsere Zukunft.
00:29Wir haben eine bessere Zukunft für uns, hier auf der Erde.
00:33Ein kleiner Schritt für Mensch, ein größer Schritt für Mensch.
00:37Ein größer Schritt für Mensch.
00:37Ein größer Schritt für Mensch.
00:44Ein größer Schritt für Mensch.
00:46Es gibt jetzt die Unternehmen, die jetzt versuchen, die gleiche Sache zu machen.
00:49Ja.
00:50Und ich muss mich sehr darauf achten, nicht zu lachen.
00:52Aber dann.
00:56One of the risks is that we forget the constraint
00:59or haven't thought about a specific use case.
01:01That's potentially the end for the company.
01:04Here's the fundamental problem.
01:05If you're trying to catch up with SpaceX,
01:07doing this for 35 hours a week will not.
01:10If you look at the way people speak about space today,
01:13you have Occupy Mars.
01:15People speak about conquest.
01:17People speak about wars.
01:19That's not the kind of world I want to build for my children.
01:24I think we are always kind of between two loyalties.
01:28The family loyalty and the work loyalty.
01:30Both are very demanding.
01:32You just destroy yourself actually.
01:35We may need your support to convince the German government to move forward.
01:39Germany is really a pain in the ass right now.
01:42I'm getting nervous if launch is January.
01:52One person makes a very small failure.
01:54This can end up in a loss of mission basically.
01:58It's never had luck.
01:59It's always something went wrong.
02:01Somebody made a mistake.
02:04I want to play with the laws of physics,
02:06the limits of our minds, the limits of our bodies
02:08and to play together because it's very clear in space.
02:11I mean we're not going to paint a picture like alone.
02:17When is your capsule ready?
02:19When can it fly?
02:21Yeah, so we are launching the S2 capsule in Dry Monad.
02:24Three, two, one.
02:43Three, two, two, two, one, important.
02:44Final form of
02:44the nephew with my Penalry 2.
02:44These are the two consecutive traveling space They're going to fly.
02:45Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
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