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A science fiction novel by Andy Weir framed as the journal of Mark Watney as he attempts to survive alone on Mars after being abandoned there in an emergency. In 2015 it was adapted into a film starring Matt Damon.
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Does Mark Watney's pirate line make sense in the film?
According to one person it does:
Mark Watney’s mission is the third manned expedition to Mars, where he
resides in a NASA-built “Hab” and drives a NASA rover on the planet’s
surface. In a desp …
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