José Hernández's family's role in his success.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT By the ending of A Million Miles Away, the spacefaring aspirations of astronaut José Hernández culminate in his role as Mission Specialist on NASA's 2009 manned mission, STS-128. In the triumphant yet bittersweet conclusion, José embarks on his mission to the International Space Station, leaving his family behind.
José realizes that his improvement and refinement in the program serve not just himself but also every other trainee with him, a trait reflected in his training supervisor and mentor Chawla. Her tragic death, along with the rest of his friends on the space shuttle Colombia due to a failed re-entry, galvanizes him to prioritize his training for the betterment of his peers in their honor.
José's Dream Explained Throughout the film, several characters, including his childhood best friend, Beto, and young son, Julio, question José's extreme ambitions, wondering what lies out there that he does not already have on Earth. By all accounts, according to Beto, José was successful, with both a solid career as an engineer and a loving family with his wife.
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