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The deep and vast outer space, the blue earth, are in sharp contrast with the bottomless and pitch-black universe. On a space station belonging to the United States, several astronauts are taking a spacewalk and doing routine inspections of their satellites. Dr. Ryan Stone (played by Sandra Bullock), who was just in space, was assisted by experienced astronaut Matt Kowowski (played by George Clooney), methodically inspecting every part. . This is Kowalski's last flight before retirement, and he enlivens the team atmosphere with humor. At this moment, shocking news came from the Houston headquarters. Not long ago, a Russian satellite that was about to be abandoned was destroyed by a missile. The fragments scattered in the earth's orbit at a speed exceeding the speed of bullets and accidentally hit other satellites, causing a chain reaction. New fragments. Ryan and his party were severely hit by debris, and some of their companions died unfortunately, while she and Kowalski lost control and fell into the depths of the universe. The surviving two had to trust each other and try their best to move towards their homeland...

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