Charlie wrote:
:tyspin for sharing that with us ofnuts. I couldn't help but notice the Yin Yang in this scene

Me, I still wonder about the fur on the girl's hood at the end. And what kind of wind can move it like this considering she is in a very thin atmosphere...
Another part that requires some checking is the people jumping from the cliff. Low gravity, perhaps, but also no atmosphere to brake you, so the terminal velocity could be enough to break some bones or puncture the spacesuit on arrival. Controlling the body position in that thin atmosphere could also be a problem, because on earth it's all based on differential drag but with no atmosphere to speak of there is no drag.