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Survival on Mars Part 11: Battery 35%, Micro EVA Window, O Ring Kit or Freeze Tonight.

O₂ reserve is falling—38% → 30% (CRITICAL) with 55:00 on the clock. The ISRU oxygen plant is offline: INTAKE FILTER ΔP HIGH, and the intake throat shows fine frost/icing. If the reserve crosses 30%, the habitat forces an extreme-breathing economy mode—slower work, weaker bodies, and small mistakes that turn fatal. Mission of the Day (ONE objective): Replace the OXY-PLANT intake filter core and restore the compressor feed so oxygen production returns before O₂ reserve hits 30%. Secondary objectives: Drone recon before any human approaches the plant (machine first). Two-check oxygen/pressure readings (primary + handheld cross-check). Mandatory decon so dust doesn’t poison the habitat filtration and seals. This episode is survival by procedure—no magic fixes, no heroic shortcuts. Linh and Minh enforce the same “game rules” every time: strict turn-back thresholds, no EVA under unsafe wind/visibility/radiation, and full decontamination on return. Every step costs something: time, battery margin, heater power, or spare parts. The plant can come back… but the system fights back: compressor heat rises, the feedline vibrates, and the final beat becomes a hard decision—push oxygen output faster, or throttle down to protect the system from a cascading failure. Disclaimer: This is a fictional reenactment created for entertainment and storytelling. Characters, situations, and settings may be fictional or AI-assisted and do not represent real people or real events. The thumbnail may not appear in the actual video; it may be an AI-generated illustration for clarity and topic relevance. Viewer discretion is advised. #mars #nasa #spaceexploration #astronaut #spacesurvival #evangelho #lifesupport #oxygen #engineering #isru #scifi #hardscifi #spacedocumentary #duststorm #survival