What might happen if the first manned mission to Mars crashes hundreds of miles from the rocket that would take them back home* Could they survive the crash, and travel across the brutal Martian surface to their home ship* Well show what the astronauts would have to do to survive dust storms and space radiation, while extracting vital resources like water from the Martian soil itself. Its a dramatic vision of the very near future, where survival can depend on pre-industrial technology and human ingenuity

What might happen if the first manned mission to Mars crashes hundreds of miles from the rocket that would take them back home* Could they survive the crash, and travel across the brutal Martian surface to their home ship* Well show what the astronauts would have to do to survive dust storms and space radiation, while extracting vital resources like water from the Martian soil itself. Its a dramatic vision of the very near future, where survival can depend on pre-industrial technology and human ingenuity.

August 6, 1997 Korean Flight 801 departed from Seoul. He received permission to land at an airport in Guam, Agana, but fell to the ground about 5 km south-west of the airport.

Celebrity Take Down is, at heart, a companion piece to the debut Gorillaz album, offering closure to the first chapter in the band's existence as well as teasers of what's to come and hints of what might have been. Each of the faux-group's first four videos are featured in their entirety, from the still-life anti drama of "Tomorrow Comes Today" to the goofy, horror satire of "Clint Eastwood," and the audio is mixed brilliantly in Dolby 5.1 surround.

Chilled Out Grooves Volume 1 Down-Tempo is another fantastic selection of electric piano grooves, performed by top session keyboardist Steve "bertie" Burton. Ultra laid-back and groovy, this collection ranges from dreamy soundtrack vibes thru to icy cool chill-out club style riffs.

Celebrity Take Down is, at heart, a companion piece to the debut Gorillaz album, offering closure to the first chapter in the band's existence as well as teasers of what's to come and hints of what might have been. Each of the faux-group's first four videos are featured in their entirety, from the still-life anti drama of "Tomorrow Comes Today" to the goofy, horror satire of "Clint Eastwood," and the audio is mixed brilliantly in Dolby 5.1 surround.