Find a sci fi film about space travel and find the right title.

Is this one? sunshine Chinese Simplified Chinese name: Sunshine Project.

Director: Danny Boyle

Starring: Rose Byrne Cillian Murphy Michelle Yeoh.

Release year: 2007

Official**: Language: English

Country of Production: UK

Names: Solar Crisis Solar Countdown Sun Havoc.

After just half a century, the sun, the "source of life" on which human beings depend, gradually lost its energy to shine on all things. Gradually entered the terrible period of exhaustion ahead of schedule. For the insignificant human race, this is tantamount to the early arrival of a terrible catastrophe.

So, humans organized a "Sun Rescue Team" consisting of 8 people. Fly aboard a spacecraft called Icarus II, and quickly "rush" to the scorching sun. Its members come from all over the world:

Captain Kananda (Hiroyuki Sanada) is a veteran team leader. At the helm of the ship is the young and beautiful Cassie (Ross Byrne), and her assistant is the co-pilot Chris Evans. There are also the botanist (Michelle Yeoh) in charge of the spacecraft's oxygen supply, Trey the navigator (Benedict Wang), the physicist Capa (Syllian Murphy), the communications commander Harvey (Troy Greti), and the Dr. Cyril (Cliff Curti).

These 8 earthlings with their own "stunts" have taken on the important mission of "saving the sun" and "saving mankind". On board their ship is a powerful bomb that, if done well, will reinvigorate the sun when it goes well. However, as the spaceship travels closer to the sun, unexpected events follow one after another.

First of all, they lost contact with the earth, and they were trapped in the vast universe, and the loneliness of having no one to rely on tormented everyone. And the fear of the road ahead also made the atmosphere more and more tense. Then, they learn that seven years ago, a rescue team with the same mission had embarked on the same journey as them, and had not been heard from since, let alone returned to Earth safely.

The "rescue operation", which was already bleak, cast a thick shadow. How should the players deal with it? Is solar energy coming back to life?

Can humanity be saved......

BBC science fiction documentary, translated in Chinese as Space Odyssey: Voyage to the Planets

The spaceship is called the Pegasus.

It's a BBC documentary, and it's called Interstellar Voyage, and I'm not sure if it's right, but I'm sure the ship's name is Pegasus.

Velocity Trap (1998) is an American science fiction film released in the United States on February 22, 1999.

The movie tells that in the vast universe, there is a desolate and dangerous area called the "Business Speed Zone", and every six months, a spaceship carrying hundreds of millions of cosmic coins passes through this place, responsible for transporting various cosmic colonies and the earth.

Genre: Action Sci-fi.

Country of Production: Region: United States.

Language: English.

Release: 1999-02-22

It sounds pretty good.

1, "The Martian".

How many days can you live if you are left alone on Mars? Matt Damon, a Western science student, lived for nearly 500 days, and talked about what knowledge science student Matt Damon used to survive: chemistry knowledge for making water, biology for potato planting, astrophysics for calculating orbits, Mars meteorology and geography for self-driving travel, engineering knowledge for building signal towers for building space stations, and programming knowledge for connecting with the earth......The wild Mars is a place of despair for liberal arts students.

2, "Solar Havoc".

The story takes place in the distant year 2057, when the gradual decline of the sun has brought humanity to the greatest crisis in history, if it loses the sun, the earth will be plunged into darkness and ice, and there will be no time to see the light of day. To save the planet, an eight-member action team was formed. On the mission of all mankind, eight people flew to the sun in the spaceship "Icarus II".

As their destination approached, problems arose, not only did they lose contact with Earth, but they also received a distress signal from Icarus One, their predecessor.

3. "Gravity".

In the depths of outer space, the blue earth contrasts sharply with the bottomless, pitch-black universe. On a U.S. space station, several astronauts are taking a spacewalk and doing routine inspections of their satellites. At this moment, the horrific news came from the Houston headquarters that the abandoned Russian satellite was destroyed by a missile, and the debris scattered in the Earth's orbit at a speed faster than the bullet, and accidentally hit other satellites, causing a chain reaction to create new debris.

4, "Interstellar".

To put it simply, "Interstellar" is mainly about the protagonist who saves humanity from the brink of the end of the world through a thrilling interstellar adventure, interspersed with a large number of physics concepts, such as wormholes, black holes, time dilation effects, and so on. The film's scientific advisor is Kip Thorne, who just won the Nobel Prize in Physics this year, and he is a master physicist in the field of body physics today, so this is definitely a hard science fiction.

5. "Star Trek 2: Darkness Unbounded".

Overall, this should be a quintessential American heroism movie: the main character goes through a lot of hardships. You think the villain has formed an alliance with him, but you find out that the villain actually has other intentions.

You think they can keep the clouds open and see the moon, but there is another conflict waiting for you. Although there are some ups and downs in the middle, this is actually the kind of film where you can guess the beginning and the end. But I think the ups and downs in the middle, the love-hate entanglement of the protagonist is still worth watching.