{"id":10531,"date":"2016-01-06T14:59:57","date_gmt":"2016-01-06T12:59:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/oewf.org\/en\/?p=10531"},"modified":"2018-08-24T13:57:37","modified_gmt":"2018-08-24T11:57:37","slug":"a-conversation-with-andy-weir","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/oewf.org\/en\/2016\/01\/a-conversation-with-andy-weir\/","title":{"rendered":"A conversation with Andy Weir"},"content":{"rendered":"

Andy Weir, born in California in 1972, worked as a software engineer for various companies like Blizzard, Palm, and AOL. In his mid-twenties he had already started writing and had been continuously publishing his works on his website.<\/strong> Having always been a “space nerd” and a devoted hobbyist in subjects like physics, orbital mechanics and the history of manned spaceflight, Weir thought of himself as a writer trapped in a software engineer\u2019s body. The reason was that writing was still more of a hobby for him rather than a source of income back then. As the computer geek with a chronic fear of flying came to the idea to also publish his book THE MARTIAN as instalments on his homepage back in 2009, he was completely unaware of the kind of success the novel would later on enjoy.<\/p>\n

OeWF: Mr. Weir, we are very happy that you are taking the time to speak with us! <\/strong>
\nIn September 2015 we took part in the German Aerospace Day in Cologne. Together with specialists from the ESA and the DLR, the Austrian Space Forum presented its \u201eAouda.X\u201c spacesuit simulator. The trailer for the movie THE MARSIAN was running throughout the entire day along with the presentation of our colleagues from the ESA, as the visitors there were being informed about possible plant cultivation on Mars. This was such a wonderful and lucky coincidence that we wish to ask you right away:
\nYou like to solve problems. Is this what you have in common with Mark Watney?<\/p>\n

Yes, I love problem-solving. It\u2019s a lot of fun. The research and math I did for the book was the most enjoyable part of writing it. The hard part was the actual writing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> How much of the real Andy Weir hides behind the character of Mark Watney?<\/p>\n

Mark is based on my own personality. Though he\u2019s smarter and braver than I am and he doesn\u2019t have my flaws. I guess he\u2019s what I wish I were like.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

\"Andy<\/a>

Andy Weir giving a lecture at the NASA JSC. (c) NASA\/James Blair and Lauren Harnett<\/p><\/div>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> The closeness to reality and attention to detail in THE MARSIAN has thrilled many. As I was preparing for this interview, I read that you haven\u2019t had any contact to NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) or any other space organisations or enterprises while working on the novel or prior to it. As part of my own research on the topic of missions to Mars, I came upon the Austrian Space Forum and was very thankful for the abundant detailed information and tips I could get from their specialists, such as regarding the construction of a habitat, the handling of probes on Mars or the rescue procedure for an injured person. In addition, the JPL was very helpful with information about the Voyager missions, for example. Based on my experience, Google and Wikipedia are not always sufficient to cover any or particularly the more in-depth subject matter. This is why I find it so remarkable that you never had any contact to space organisations while working on your book. How did you manage to nevertheless create such an excellent depiction of reality that has even impressed specialists in this area and how many specialist books did you have to read?<\/p>\n

I did all my research online \u2013 I didn\u2019t read any specialist books. However, I\u2019ve been a space dork my whole life. I\u2019ve watched many documentaries and read many nonfiction books on the topic. So I had a pretty strong foundation of knowledge going into it. It\u2019s the same as any other writer, I guess: Write what you know.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> The NASA invited you to the Johnson Space Center in Houston. What a top-notch opportunity to explore the way NASA actually works. Would you please tell us about this exciting trip?<\/p>\n

That was awesome! One of the best weeks of my life. I got four days of VIP tours all over Johnson Space Center. Everyone was really happy to see me and proud to show off their labs. My favourite part was the Mission Control Center. They let me into the MCC itself (not just the visitor observation area) and they let me sit at the CRONUS control station. From there I was allowed to remotely-control a camera mounted to the outside of the International Space Station.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

\"Andy<\/a>

Andy Weir at the MCC at the JSC in Houston (c) NASA\/James Blair and Lauren Harnett<\/p><\/div>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> All problems that you put in Mark Watney\u2019s path on Mars were devised by you – the problems as well as the solutions. How did you come up with all these ideas? Did, for example, a protection mechanism spring out at you while you were repairing your lawn mower? (This was the picture that came to my mind when I read that Mark had managed to once again destroy the hard-earned ability to communicate with the Earth with his drill. Were there any parallels to your own experiences in it?)<\/p>\n

I came up with the problems by just looking at his situation and asking myself \u201cWhat\u2019s the most likely thing to go wrong now?\u201d. And then I would try to come up with a solution. If I couldn\u2019t find a solution, I\u2019d adjust the problem so that it could be solved, or I\u2019d give Mark some bit of technology or equipment that he can abuse to solve the problem.
\nAs for killing Pathfinder, that was purely for plot purposes. I had to make him lost contact with NASA so he would be on his own again. Otherwise I wouldn\u2019t have been able to put in the later plotline of the sandstorm on his trip to Schiaparelli.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> We received the following question for you through our social media channels: Would you have solved Mark’s problem of getting a considerably amount of water differently knowing now that there’s possibly more water on Mars (even aside from the polar regions) than previously thought?<\/p>\n

Yes, definitely. We now know that Martian soil has 35 liters of water per cubic meter. That was not known at the time I wrote the book. Knowing that, rather than take the incredible risks of Hydrazine reduction, Mark would have just brought soil into the Hab and heated it up to boil off the water. The water reclaimer would have collected the water vapor in the air (that\u2019s its job) and he would have been in good shape. There would be impurities in the water from the soil, but he could rig up a distillery. It would have been a cool challenge for him.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> After you completed THE MARSIAN, did you miss the intensive time spent with your protagonists? Did you have an opportunity to enjoy the book\u2019s ending or to potentially miss the book\u2019s reality?<\/p>\n

I\u2019d been working on it for three years. So when I finished I was happy to be done. I liked Mark, and I love writing him, but the story had run its course.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> And here please find another question from your social media channels: One of the very few sequences of the movie I don’t like is when Mark punctures his glove to propel himself onwards. I like the plot in the novel for this section more. For me that was just a little bit too much. How do you feel about this?<\/p>\n

The ending in the book is exciting for a reader, but it doesn\u2019t have much excitement in a visual medium. Basically, Beck goes out and gets Mark. Done. So the filmmakers wanted a bit more excitement. They used the glove propellant idea.
\nI think it\u2019s pretty cool, though it wasn\u2019t scientifically accurate. He wouldn\u2019t run out of air (as many people think). An EVA suit has a 6000psi tank of emergency air to deal with leaks. You absolutely could have a leak that size for that long without a problem. However, the \u201cthrust\u201d you get from it would be tiny. You\u2019d barely get any acceleration at all. He would have gotten more velocity by just kicking off the MAV toward Hermes<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

\"Andy<\/a>

Andy Weir tries NASA EMU gloves at the JSC in Houston (c) NASA\/James Blair and Lauren Harnett<\/p><\/div>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> What are you currently working on? What is your next project?<\/p>\n

I’m working on my next book now. It\u2019s about a city on the Moon. It\u2019s another hard sci-fi novel where everything is accurate to real-world physics. I hope to have it out by mid 2017.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

OeWF:<\/strong> What are your hopes for the future?<\/p>\n

For my personal future: I hope to continue writing sci-fi. I\u2019d also like to write a TV show if possible.
\nFor humanity: I\u2019d like us to colonize the Moon or Mars.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Thank you very much for your time, Mr. Weir!<\/strong><\/p>\n

The interview was conducted by Marlen Raab, OeWF Media Team.<\/p>\n

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