This article contains major spoilers for A Girl and an Astronaut Season 1 Episode 6, including an open discussion of the ending of A Girl and an Astronaut Season 1.
In a valiant attempt to create an intriguing premise, the Polish Netflix original series, A Girl and an Astronaut, unfortunately falls short, delivering a lethargic love triangle against the backdrop of a sci-fi conspiracy. Complicated by a dual timeline gimmick set in 2022 and 2052, the show leaves many of its promising elements unexplored.
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But fear not, as we’re here to unravel the perplexing storyline and shed light on some of the essential questions posed by the narrative. So, let’s dive in and save you the trouble of watching it, shall we?
A Girl and an Astronaut Season 1 Ending Explained
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The series revolves around three central characters: Marta, Niko, and Bogdan. Niko and Bogdan, both highly skilled Polish fighter pilots with a longstanding rivalry, find themselves competing not only for Marta’s affection but also for a spot in a space mission conducted by the Russian corporation, SkyCom. Ultimately, Niko is chosen for the mission, only to meet with a catastrophic event that leads to his alleged demise. However, thirty years later, he unexpectedly returns to Earth, appearing unchanged in age. His reappearance disrupts Marta’s marriage to Bogdan and raises difficult questions about his mysterious disappearance.
Before Niko’s departure, Marta had chosen him as her partner. However, as he failed to return as promised, she gradually grew closer to Bogdan. It was Bogdan who informed her of Niko’s supposed death in an explosion, possibly to secure her for himself or sparing her from the anguish of never knowing Niko’s fate.
Why didn’t Niko age in space?
Throughout the season, more information emerges about the secretive mission. Niko’s lack of aging in space is attributed to his sub-hibernation state, induced by cryogenics. The mission, initially presented as a stealth systems test, was actually orchestrated by SkyCom CEO Sergei Pudovkin and a veteran engineer named Andrey Davidov to develop curative stem cells in extreme conditions. Pudovkin intended to capitalize on treatments requiring space travel, rendering them exorbitantly expensive. On the other hand, Davidov had a personal motive. He aimed to use the stem cells harvested during Niko’s sub-hibernation to cure his daughter’s developing ALS.
As Niko’s miraculous return becomes known, Pudovkin seeks to profit from it, leading to the involvement of the Russian FSB. This endangers Niko further when Davidov’s research proves the experiment’s futility and Niko’s lack of scientific utility. The Russian state attempts to eliminate Niko, but he manages to escape, reuniting with Marta.
Who does Marta end up with?
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In 2052, Marta faces the same choice she confronted in 2022. However, this time she makes a different decision—ultimately, Marta ends up with neither Niko nor Bogdan.
Although it may seem like an incongruous narrative choice, undermining everything that came before, Marta realizes she can’t remain with Bogdan due to his heart disease. Yet, she’s also unwilling to upend her life to reunite with Niko, despite his survival of the SkyCom mission and the attempts on his life by the FSB. Instead, she chooses to prioritize herself. While Niko survives, with the help of Nadia, he and Marta don’t end up together. Similarly, Bogdan aids in securing Niko’s safety but loses his wife in the process.
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