they find Luke still alive. He has built a greenhouse and has been living on its produce. He tells the rescuers about his crew's find, and that the crystalline structure looks humanoid. He's also discovered that the noise they recorded actually represents a map of human DNA in XYZ coordinates, but missing a pair of chromosomes. They suspect that the recorded signal must have been a test of human presence, inviting completion of the human genome by adding an appropriate nucleotide sequence for the missing pair of chromosomes. The earlier team had used radar to scan the crystalline formation, but without providing the appropriate data sequence they would have failed the test, thereby triggering the destructive vortex.
Wanting to complete the sequence properly, but worried about a repeat of the earlier response to the radar scan, the crew dispatches a robotic rover to reproduce the completed signal close to the humanoid structure. Following the transmission, an opening appears in the side of the structure. Jim, Terri, and Luke head towards it, while Phil remains at the repaired emergency return vehicle with orders to launch, with or without them, at an agreed time. The trio ventures inside the structure and the opening closes, sealing them in and disrupting radio communication with Phil. Soon, a three-dimensional projection of the solar system appears. They see the planet Mars, covered with water, being struck by a large asteroid, the surface subsequently ruined. A Martian then appears before the group.Mission to Mars Movie wallpaper
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