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News conference
a couple of days ago--
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a couple days ago-- a discovery
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of possible Earth-like planets.
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so we'll keep our eye
on that one.
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Heh. well. what's next?
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All aboard the QE2.
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Not really. you don't
want to board this thing.
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It's an asteroid the size
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1998-QE2 is on the way for
a close encounter with Earth.
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Well. near Earth. meaning
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3.6 million miles.
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But still. as far as
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that's pretty close.
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They say it's not
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which is good.
and I hope they're right.
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But I always have to think.
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are there any companions
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You know. I'm not
a doom-and-gloom guy.
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but I'm just logical.
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logic tells me that
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when these things are traveling.
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there's probably things
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traveling along with them.
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You never know. so.
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asteroid 1998-QE2
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is going to be coming by.
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Okay. this has been SpaceGab.
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as always you can hear this
podcast and many others.
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www.spacegab.com.
thanks for listening.
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Bye-bye.
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He was on last week talking
about farmers on Mars.
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I tell you. Roy.
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it's really great to
have you coming back out.
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What's it been.
two months. three months?
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Four.
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Well...
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well. it's great.
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It's not been the same.
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.
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So. anyway. um...
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finally got a camera
hooked up to the telescope.
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You wouldn't believe
the detail I'm getting
with these clear skies.
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I'm telling you. Roy.
once it's fully kitted out.
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I will be giving NASA
a run for their money.
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Once again. Harry. your humility
is an example to us all.
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Honestly. Roy. she's a beauty.
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You've named it. haven't you?
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Yeah. well. she's special.
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Of course.
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So. what you going
to do this evening?
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I don't know.
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Harry?
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Sorry.
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I mean. I can
just fold it up. actually.
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Yeah.
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Astraeus?
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Mike?
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Yeah.
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He works with you?
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Yeah.
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He's been coming out
the last couple of weeks
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trialing some new tech
he's developing.
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.
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Could be some pretty
game-changing stuff apparently.
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-According to who?
-Well...
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According to Mike.
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Seriously. he's not out
here having fun like us.
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he's actually got
a lot riding on it.
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But to be honest.
it's all a bit above my head.
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Another classic astronomy pun.
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Like space.
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which is also above my head.
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I get it.
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I thought it was funny.
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Since you haven't
been here for a while.
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we had to move some
of your stuff in the back.
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Mike needed the room.
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Yeah. I noticed.
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You guys good friends?
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Why?
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Just wondering.
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Is that okay with you?
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Why wouldn't it be?
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I can think of a few reasons.
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.
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You got yours?
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You going to wear it?
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Nah.
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Looks heavy.
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Yeah. it is.
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Actually. could you just
give me a hand here?
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I'm busy.
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Doing what?
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Listen. while you were
snoring your head back there.
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I was watching the road.
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You mean you actually meant
to hit all those potholes?
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-What was that?
-Huh?
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Make sure you don't
drop that thing. okay?
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Yep.
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-You comfortable there. Roy?
-Oh. he's busy.
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Just helping Mike get all your
junk out of my new office.
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I'm surprised you guys
don't have this down
to a fine art yet.
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Just shut up and drink
your damn tea. okay?
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Well. here she is.
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Roy. this is Annabelle.
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Annabelle. Roy.
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Oh. my God. Does your
wife know about this?
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Does she know
about what?
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That you've named
this thing after her.
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No. no. Not yet. no.
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but I think it's kind
of romantic. you know?
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After all. this thing's
beautiful. slender.
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makes life worth living.
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It's also stiff. and emotionless
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and weighs a ton.
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but I'm sure she'll
appreciate the sentiment.
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Yeah.
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Just gimme a hand
with it. will you?
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I've already asked him.
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.
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.
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Fire in the hole.
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Take it easy on the guy. okay?
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I haven't said anything. have I?
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I never say you said anything.
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I'm saying give him a chance.
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He's a decent bloke.
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-Yeah. don't worry about it.
-No. I mean it. Roy.
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I don't want any of
your funny business.
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Harry. I said.
don't worry about it.
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I was thinking tonight might
be my last night anyway.
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.
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.
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-All set?
-Yeah. yeah.
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Could you pass me
that cable. Harry?
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-This one here?
-Yeah.
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-You got it?
-Yeah. thanks.
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Excuse me.
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Harry. if you route anymore
goddamn cables through there.
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-there's going to be
no room for me.
-Calm down.
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this is the only one I need.
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Well. then what are
the rest of these for?
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Can I rig this through here?
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Yeah. I'm sure
Roy won't mind.
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Bring on the wireless
revolution. I say.
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Actually. Roy. could you just
pass me that other blue cable?
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Roy?
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It's just on the floor. yeah.
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Too many wires for my liking.
but what can you do. eh?
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Here.
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Cheers.
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Come on. last one. in you go.
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I tell you. whoever figures
out how to run this stuff
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without cables will be
a bloody millionaire.
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You know. it's actually
quite cramped in there. Roy.
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I don't know how you're
going to fit in there
with all them cables.
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Okay. think
we're pretty much rigged.
Should be good to go.
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Great.
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plans tonight then?
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More testing
on the scope's camera.
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thankfully the skies
are clear tonight.
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Chilly though.
it's always a trade-off really.
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.
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Yeah. actually.
I just need one more cable.
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Which cable
is it you want?
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That's the blue one
there. yeah. that's the one.
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-What the hell is going on?
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Yeah. okay. great.
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-Roy looks happy
in there.
-Yeah.
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This is going
to be a long night.
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Bloody cold. actually.
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I guess the summer's over then?
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Yeah. all two weeks of it.
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Yeah. nothing
like a British summer.
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What is...
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It's for the scope.
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Sometimes branches
get in the way.
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-Harry?
-Yep.
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-What the hell is this?
-Uh. well. that is a claw.
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I can see it's a claw.
What's it doing in the car?
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Well. it's for. you know.
clawing things.
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Doesn't matter.
just give it here. thank you.
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It's for clawing things.
of course. how stupid of me.
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No wonder there's no room.
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Right then. boys.
Let's get to work.
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Mint?
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Not for me.
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Go on.
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No.
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Thank you.
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Harry. mint?
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Yeah. go on then. Thank you.
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1420.
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Can I have a cuppa. Roy?
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Oh. sorry. That was my last one.
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If I'd have known.
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Oh. well.
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No worries.
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Have I said something wrong?
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Why?
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Just Roy seems
a bit off with me.
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No. he's off
with everyone lately.
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He's just complicated like that.
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I'll move my stuff in the boot.
give him his old spot back.
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Mike. trust me.
It's nothing you've done.
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He'll come around.
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So. how's all this
coming along then?
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Uh...
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well. slow.
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Slow. Yeah.
that sounds about right.
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Yeah. quite.
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They said if I can't
get a working prototype
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by the end of the month.
they're going to cut my funding.
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which is...
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not good. really.
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The tweaks we made last
week are looking good.
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so I'm hopeful for tonight.
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Well. I was telling Roy about it
on the way over. actually.
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He seemed pretty interested.
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Maybe you should run it by him.
see what he makes of it.
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Yeah.
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-Yeah. I will do.
-He'd like that.
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He's a bit of a socially
awkward person really.
253
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Yeah.
254
00:22:57.643 --> 00:22:58.776
I know what you mean.
255
00:23:02.949 --> 00:23:04.382
So...
256
00:23:05.618 --> 00:23:07.385
How'd you get
into all this. anyway?
257
00:23:08.855 --> 00:23:10.054
Well.
258
00:23:10.056 --> 00:23:11.522
my dad's to blame for that one.
259
00:23:11.991 --> 00:23:13.724
Which is always the way. right?
260
00:23:15.027 --> 00:23:16.827
Took me to see
the Perseid meteor shower
261
00:23:16.829 --> 00:23:18.062
when I was about seven.
262
00:23:19.799 --> 00:23:21.065
And that was that.
263
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.
264
00:23:22.068 --> 00:23:23.634
I never looked back.
265
00:23:25.071 --> 00:23:27.638
I remember him telling me that
everything down here on Earth.
266
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everything we are.
everything we're made of.
267
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comes from up there.
268
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.
269
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20 plus years later.
I'm a doctor of astrophysics.
270
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and I'm getting paid
to study distant stars.
271
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It's all a bit crazy. really.
272
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And here we are.
273
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And here we are.
274
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Want to listen
to some more SpaceGab?
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Yeah.
276
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As I've been reporting
and gabbing about
277
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on SpaceGab two podcasts ago.
278
00:23:59.605 --> 00:24:03.841
they're looking for Martian
farmers.
279
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Not really. not looking
for Martian farmers up there.
280
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It's a big thing
growing food up there
281
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because you could only eat
so many tubes of steak
282
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or whatever else they're going
to bring up there with them...
283
00:24:26.899 --> 00:24:28.165
Roy?
284
00:24:28.167 --> 00:24:29.834
Hi. Roy.
285
00:24:29.836 --> 00:24:31.068
I don't think we've been
properly introduced.
286
00:24:31.070 --> 00:24:32.203
I'm Mike.
287
00:24:32.205 --> 00:24:34.905
Harry's told me a lot about
you over the last few weeks.
288
00:24:34.907 --> 00:24:36.740
and it's great
to finally meet you.
289
00:24:37.643 --> 00:24:39.243
It sounds like
you two go way back.
290
00:24:40.980 --> 00:24:41.912
Yeah.
291
00:24:43.983 --> 00:24:46.083
Anyway. he was telling
me you were interested
292
00:24:46.085 --> 00:24:47.618
in the project I'm working on.
293
00:24:49.722 --> 00:24:50.955
Right.
294
00:24:51.791 --> 00:24:53.524
Still trying to
debug the system.
295
00:24:53.526 --> 00:24:56.994
making a few tweaks.
but it should work now.
296
00:25:00.533 --> 00:25:02.566
So. I listen to space.
297
00:25:03.669 --> 00:25:04.635
That's what I do.
298
00:25:04.637 --> 00:25:07.838
Nothing new. but still
pretty incredible. eh?
299
00:25:08.741 --> 00:25:10.774
Do you know much
about radio astronomy?
300
00:25:11.944 --> 00:25:13.143
Not a lot.
301
00:25:13.145 --> 00:25:17.081
That's cool.
Basically. I study
distant objects in space
302
00:25:17.083 --> 00:25:18.916
through their radio frequencies.
303
00:25:18.918 --> 00:25:20.284
and there's
a lot of things up there:
304
00:25:20.286 --> 00:25:23.687
stars. Pulsars. Quasars.
305
00:25:23.689 --> 00:25:25.222
and they all emit radio waves.
306
00:25:25.224 --> 00:25:27.291
and these waves travel
through space like light.
307
00:25:27.293 --> 00:25:32.563
and we can listen in using
radio equipment. like this.
308
00:25:33.132 --> 00:25:35.633
.
309
00:25:37.570 --> 00:25:39.770
But if we use radio telescopes.
310
00:25:39.772 --> 00:25:41.705
we can take it a step further.
311
00:25:41.707 --> 00:25:46.644
capturing all this incoming
data and convert it into images.
312
00:25:46.646 --> 00:25:48.812
Learn more about the Universe
that we live in.
313
00:25:49.982 --> 00:25:51.916
Obviously.
we can't see radio waves.
314
00:25:51.918 --> 00:25:55.152
but if we could see radio waves.
then this is what we'd see.
315
00:25:56.222 --> 00:25:59.924
that's Saturn. this is the Moon.
316
00:25:59.926 --> 00:26:03.694
and these are
a couple of galaxies.
317
00:26:04.063 --> 00:26:07.731
Check this out. if we collect
all of this incoming data.
318
00:26:07.733 --> 00:26:10.000
then you can build
a picture of what space...
319
00:26:11.304 --> 00:26:12.303
sounds like.
320
00:26:18.611 --> 00:26:19.944
Beautiful. isn't it?
321
00:26:24.050 --> 00:26:26.083
I'm hoping to make
my own with this program.
322
00:26:27.219 --> 00:26:29.720
Anyway. the super cool
thing about radio astronomy
323
00:26:29.722 --> 00:26:31.789
is that you can see the universe
324
00:26:31.791 --> 00:26:33.324
in a completely different way.
325
00:26:34.994 --> 00:26:37.328
You know. get her to give up
more of her secrets.
326
00:26:38.030 --> 00:26:40.130
Now. but the problem
with all this incoming data
327
00:26:40.132 --> 00:26:42.666
is that it usually takes weeks.
months to process.
328
00:26:42.668 --> 00:26:47.838
but I think I've found a way
to see what we're getting
as we're getting it.
329
00:26:47.840 --> 00:26:50.608
effectively a real-time
visual render program.
330
00:26:50.610 --> 00:26:52.710
which will seriously speed up
the whole process.
331
00:26:53.846 --> 00:26:54.778
In theory.
332
00:26:58.217 --> 00:26:59.133
In theory. yeah.
333
00:26:59.134 --> 00:27:00.050
Unfortunately. that's
what most of my investors
334
00:27:00.052 --> 00:27:01.352
are beginning to think it is.
335
00:27:01.354 --> 00:27:02.720
but I it will work.
336
00:27:04.323 --> 00:27:06.223
I just need more time.
337
00:27:06.225 --> 00:27:08.192
Obviously. it's tough for him.
338
00:27:08.194 --> 00:27:10.894
his antenna's nothing
compared to the big ones.
339
00:27:10.896 --> 00:27:11.929
Yeah.
340
00:27:13.399 --> 00:27:15.366
But it'll give me enough
to prove the system works.
341
00:27:17.870 --> 00:27:20.004
Anyway. let me show you.
342
00:27:25.945 --> 00:27:27.678
.
343
00:27:34.286 --> 00:27:35.986
Wait. that's not right at all.
344
00:27:38.691 --> 00:27:40.724
Well. what's that. what the
hell is that supposed to be?
345
00:27:40.726 --> 00:27:42.359
-Is it the Moon again?
-It's not the Moon.
346
00:27:46.866 --> 00:27:48.832
It's another glitch.
347
00:27:52.238 --> 00:27:54.104
I'm sorry. Roy.
I thought I was close
348
00:27:54.106 --> 00:27:55.339
but it's still not working.
349
00:27:56.075 --> 00:27:57.741
.
350
00:28:00.346 --> 00:28:01.812
I wish I could show you.
351
00:28:09.188 --> 00:28:10.988
Stick with it. Mike.
352
00:28:10.990 --> 00:28:13.123
You'll crack it
eventually. I know it.
353
00:28:43.222 --> 00:28:45.889
.
354
00:28:47.259 --> 00:28:49.159
.
355
00:29:45.818 --> 00:29:47.918
.
356
00:29:49.421 --> 00:29:51.955
.
357
00:29:54.426 --> 00:29:56.994
.
358
00:30:21.520 --> 00:30:23.287
1420.
359
00:30:25.991 --> 00:30:27.825
.
360
00:30:35.201 --> 00:30:36.934
.
361
00:30:48.981 --> 00:30:51.215
.
362
00:31:21.080 --> 00:31:22.946
-Harry?
-Mm-hmm?
363
00:31:23.649 --> 00:31:24.581
Harry?
364
00:31:25.551 --> 00:31:27.050
Listen to this.
365
00:31:34.360 --> 00:31:35.559
What?
366
00:31:35.561 --> 00:31:37.594
-What? what do you mean. "What"?
-What am I listening to?
367
00:31:37.596 --> 00:31:38.562
Well. the blips.
368
00:31:43.002 --> 00:31:44.301
I don't hear no blips. Mike.
369
00:31:46.972 --> 00:31:47.971
Did you record it?
370
00:31:49.008 --> 00:31:50.107
No. I was asleep.
371
00:31:53.646 --> 00:31:56.046
-It's 1420.
-Oh. no.
372
00:31:56.048 --> 00:31:58.248
Not little green men again.
is it. Mike?
373
00:31:58.250 --> 00:32:01.018
-You going to send these lot
a message as well?
-Look. don't start.
374
00:32:01.020 --> 00:32:03.654
Have the others
replied yet. by the way?
It's just I've only got
375
00:32:03.656 --> 00:32:06.323
22.000 years
to get the house straight.
376
00:32:06.325 --> 00:32:08.292
Did you ask them if they liked
lemon sponge or fruitcake?
377
00:32:08.294 --> 00:32:10.360
It's just I want
to be ready. that's all.
378
00:32:10.362 --> 00:32:12.195
Harry. it's 1420.
379
00:32:12.197 --> 00:32:14.097
I just don't like
unexpected visitors. Mike.
380
00:32:14.099 --> 00:32:15.399
especially the little
green kind.
381
00:32:15.401 --> 00:32:17.134
1420. that's the water hole.
382
00:32:17.136 --> 00:32:18.468
Well. the water hole's dried up.
383
00:32:18.470 --> 00:32:22.105
Maybe it's those farmers on Mars
complaining about lack of rain.
384
00:32:22.107 --> 00:32:25.208
-Oh. for goodness sake.
-This is your
long-range weather forecast
385
00:32:25.210 --> 00:32:26.977
for all you
crop-growers out there.
386
00:32:26.979 --> 00:32:29.446
It looks like a cool
minus 55 outside
387
00:32:29.448 --> 00:32:32.249
and this dusty. dry spell
sweeping in from the east
388
00:32:32.251 --> 00:32:36.019
is here to stay for
the next million years.
389
00:32:37.222 --> 00:32:38.722
It wasn't funny
last week. Harry.
390
00:32:41.493 --> 00:32:45.462
-I bet it was a Pulsar.
-Pulsar?
-Yep.
391
00:32:45.464 --> 00:32:48.065
-No.
-I know what a bloody
Pulsar sounds like. Mike.
392
00:32:48.067 --> 00:32:49.433
I might not listen to them for
a living. but they're very
much in my field.
393
00:32:49.435 --> 00:32:53.570
-I'm sure you do. Harry. but you
didn't hear this. did you?
-Did you hear it?
394
00:32:53.572 --> 00:32:56.073
But it wasn't a Pulsar.
not with this antenna.
395
00:32:56.075 --> 00:32:57.975
Well. it's not little green men
if that's what you're saying?
396
00:32:57.977 --> 00:32:59.509
-That's not what I'm saying.
-Then what are you saying?
397
00:32:59.511 --> 00:33:01.244
-Well--
-Look. a Pulsar--
398
00:33:01.246 --> 00:33:02.446
It wasn't a Pulsar.
399
00:33:03.515 --> 00:33:05.482
I know Pulsars. all right?
400
00:33:05.484 --> 00:33:08.618
I listen to them day in.
day out. It wasn't a Pulsar.
401
00:33:09.221 --> 00:33:11.989
Look. I wouldn't worry
about it. Mike. everyone's
listening to the water hole.
402
00:33:11.991 --> 00:33:14.124
If you've heard it.
they've heard it too.
403
00:33:14.126 --> 00:33:16.493
So. you've all been listening
to Pulsars together.
404
00:33:20.032 --> 00:33:22.566
Right. I'm going
to re-calibrate the scope.
405
00:33:22.568 --> 00:33:23.700
I'll be back in a bit.
406
00:33:27.740 --> 00:33:30.273
Remember.
lemon cake or fruitcake?
407
00:33:30.275 --> 00:33:32.409
I know which one you are.
I just want to know
which ones they prefer.
408
00:33:32.411 --> 00:33:33.577
but I think I know that already.
409
00:33:33.579 --> 00:33:35.345
Get the hell out of here.
410
00:33:35.347 --> 00:33:36.513
Pulsar.
411
00:33:37.316 --> 00:33:39.349
Look. it wasn't a Pulsar.
412
00:33:44.156 --> 00:33:46.356
.
413
00:33:49.094 --> 00:33:50.727
.
414
00:34:14.820 --> 00:34:15.752
Roy?
415
00:34:21.527 --> 00:34:22.459
Roy?
416
00:34:25.764 --> 00:34:26.696
Roy?
417
00:34:30.302 --> 00:34:31.668
.
418
00:35:15.214 --> 00:35:16.146
Oh.
419
00:35:38.737 --> 00:35:40.470
Okay.
you're listening to Jimmy
420
00:35:40.472 --> 00:35:43.273
playing all
the classic club bangers!
421
00:35:43.275 --> 00:35:45.342
101.4 throughout the night--
422
00:35:47.379 --> 00:35:48.578
.
423
00:35:48.580 --> 00:35:49.746
.
424
00:35:57.623 --> 00:35:59.789
.
425
00:36:08.500 --> 00:36:11.501
Greetings on behalf of
the people of my world.
426
00:36:12.638 --> 00:36:14.538
This is Mike Webster...
427
00:36:15.574 --> 00:36:16.907
of Planet Earth.
428
00:36:18.410 --> 00:36:19.609
We are here.
429
00:36:20.479 --> 00:36:22.579
We are not afraid.
430
00:36:23.949 --> 00:36:26.349
If you are out there
and you are listening.
431
00:36:26.351 --> 00:36:27.851
this is a routine response
432
00:36:27.853 --> 00:36:29.452
to an acquired signal at...
433
00:36:30.455 --> 00:36:33.590
01:33 GMT.
434
00:36:33.959 --> 00:36:37.227
16.10.16.
435
00:36:38.797 --> 00:36:39.863
Unidentified source.
436
00:36:42.534 --> 00:36:44.334
Your signal made it.
437
00:36:45.671 --> 00:36:46.903
We are listening.
438
00:36:48.840 --> 00:36:50.774
Oh. and if this is
the local police station.
439
00:36:50.776 --> 00:36:52.809
I'm sorry if I'm interfering
with your gear again.
440
00:36:54.980 --> 00:36:58.215
But perhaps you should have
invested in some better
radio equipment.
441
00:36:58.817 --> 00:37:01.251
.
442
00:37:24.009 --> 00:37:25.342
So.
443
00:37:25.344 --> 00:37:26.676
.
444
00:37:27.946 --> 00:37:29.479
Speak English. do they?
445
00:37:30.015 --> 00:37:32.315
You heard that. then?
446
00:37:32.317 --> 00:37:33.984
Probably the only person
who ever will.
447
00:37:34.853 --> 00:37:36.720
Harry's certainly got
some interesting friends.
448
00:37:36.722 --> 00:37:39.256
Oh. please. don't tell him.
449
00:37:39.891 --> 00:37:41.758
Don't worry. I wouldn't dare
repeat some of the weirdness
450
00:37:41.760 --> 00:37:44.427
I've heard in the company
of scientists.
451
00:37:49.534 --> 00:37:52.535
So. should I set a place
at the table for the Pulsar?
452
00:37:53.472 --> 00:37:54.404
Like I said.
453
00:37:54.406 --> 00:37:58.408
Picked up some pretty
interesting things last week.
didn't you Mike?
454
00:37:58.410 --> 00:38:00.443
Thought you'd made contact
with some intelligent life.
455
00:38:00.445 --> 00:38:01.845
Yeah. not so intelligent life.
456
00:38:01.847 --> 00:38:04.848
No. turned out to be two
traffic cops off the A38.
457
00:38:04.850 --> 00:38:06.383
.
458
00:38:07.419 --> 00:38:09.052
-Brilliant.
-It really was.
459
00:38:09.054 --> 00:38:11.054
Played havoc
with their radio systems.
460
00:38:11.056 --> 00:38:12.455
They thought it was
some sort of threat
461
00:38:12.457 --> 00:38:14.491
from the local crime ring.
462
00:38:14.493 --> 00:38:17.460
-Within minutes.
choppers were all over us.
-Yeah. all right.
463
00:38:17.462 --> 00:38:19.863
-Still didn't catch you
though. did they. Mike?
-Okay. very good.
464
00:38:19.865 --> 00:38:21.598
-He's a wanted man. you know.
465
00:38:21.600 --> 00:38:23.066
.
466
00:38:24.069 --> 00:38:25.802
.
467
00:38:37.949 --> 00:38:39.749
Harry. can I use
your scope on this pass?
468
00:38:40.452 --> 00:38:41.785
Yeah. just give us a sec.
469
00:38:46.358 --> 00:38:47.757
It's coming over in about two.
470
00:38:49.328 --> 00:38:51.561
Uh. okay. do you want
to boot it up at your station
471
00:38:51.563 --> 00:38:53.763
-or do you want to use mine?
-No. I'll stay here.
472
00:38:53.765 --> 00:38:56.366
Right. just type in
your elevation
473
00:38:56.368 --> 00:38:58.635
and bearings like before.
and the scope should auto-track.
474
00:38:58.637 --> 00:38:59.769
Okay.
475
00:39:17.889 --> 00:39:20.357
.
476
00:40:31.897 --> 00:40:33.830
.
477
00:40:33.832 --> 00:40:35.532
What just happened?
478
00:40:38.103 --> 00:40:41.037
-What's that?
-I. I don't know.
I've just lost it.
479
00:40:42.207 --> 00:40:44.641
-What?
-Goodman. it's just gone.
480
00:40:45.710 --> 00:40:48.711
- I don't understand
what you mean. Roy.
-The Goodman. it's disappeared.
481
00:40:48.713 --> 00:40:51.748
-All right. calm down.
-Well. I'm looking at it.
Harry. and it's gone.
482
00:40:52.651 --> 00:40:54.517
.
483
00:40:54.519 --> 00:40:55.752
What are you talking about. Roy?
484
00:40:55.754 --> 00:40:56.953
It's right there.
485
00:41:04.963 --> 00:41:07.096
-I'm telling you. Harry.
-Satellites don't
just vanish. Roy.
486
00:41:07.098 --> 00:41:09.732
-I know what I saw.
it just went blank on me.
-All right. guys.
487
00:41:10.068 --> 00:41:11.201
Chill out.
488
00:41:12.237 --> 00:41:13.603
It's just a satellite.
489
00:41:14.606 --> 00:41:15.905
Just a satellite?
490
00:41:16.675 --> 00:41:18.875
Yeah. what's the big deal?
491
00:41:20.879 --> 00:41:22.545
Who the hell
do you think you are?
492
00:41:23.715 --> 00:41:25.048
You have no idea.
493
00:41:25.750 --> 00:41:26.950
no idea what's
going here. do you?
494
00:41:26.952 --> 00:41:28.818
-He doesn't know.
-Well. he should.
495
00:41:31.256 --> 00:41:32.889
He took my job.
496
00:41:35.160 --> 00:41:36.393
For Christ's sake. Roy.
Give him a break.
497
00:41:36.394 --> 00:41:37.627
You know what?
I've just about had
enough of this lecturing.
498
00:41:37.629 --> 00:41:39.128
And what's that
supposed to mean. Roy?
499
00:41:39.698 --> 00:41:41.231
It means what it means. Harry.
500
00:41:44.936 --> 00:41:46.569
.
501
00:41:49.741 --> 00:41:50.940
.
502
00:41:50.942 --> 00:41:52.909
Mike. I am so sorry about that.
503
00:42:01.620 --> 00:42:03.653
What did Roy mean.
I took his job?
504
00:42:06.057 --> 00:42:08.124
There's something
you need to know about Roy.
505
00:42:10.228 --> 00:42:12.028
Goodman.
that satellite up there.
506
00:42:12.030 --> 00:42:14.564
that's his. or as good as his.
507
00:42:16.968 --> 00:42:18.902
Do you remember ENSAT Aerospace?
508
00:42:19.905 --> 00:42:21.571
Yeah. sure. yeah.
509
00:42:21.573 --> 00:42:23.540
Well. Roy used to work for them
510
00:42:23.542 --> 00:42:25.942
as their lead aviation engineer.
511
00:42:25.944 --> 00:42:28.678
helped develop navigation
systems for the military.
512
00:42:28.680 --> 00:42:30.880
you know. fighter jets.
that sort of thing.
513
00:42:31.850 --> 00:42:34.851
I really looked up
to him. I still do.
514
00:42:36.688 --> 00:42:37.854
But don't tell him I said that.
515
00:42:37.856 --> 00:42:39.222
.
516
00:42:39.224 --> 00:42:40.690
.
517
00:42:43.862 --> 00:42:46.129
A couple of years ago
ENSAT won a contract
518
00:42:46.131 --> 00:42:48.598
to manufacture
a research satellite.
519
00:42:48.600 --> 00:42:50.800
and Roy was selected
to head up the project.
520
00:42:52.270 --> 00:42:53.870
I was assigned to help them
develop some of their
521
00:42:53.872 --> 00:42:55.872
instrumentation
for the satellite.
522
00:42:58.343 --> 00:43:00.009
That's how I met Roy.
523
00:43:01.580 --> 00:43:03.279
He's a bloody
good engineer. you know?
524
00:43:03.882 --> 00:43:05.682
Took the project well
beyond my expectations
525
00:43:05.684 --> 00:43:07.650
for the science
we could achieve.
526
00:43:13.992 --> 00:43:14.958
Anyway...
527
00:43:16.628 --> 00:43:17.961
about a year ago.
528
00:43:18.897 --> 00:43:21.130
three or so months
before delivery.
529
00:43:21.132 --> 00:43:24.734
Astraeus. the company
you work for. came along
and acquired ENSAT.
530
00:43:28.206 --> 00:43:30.006
And they fired him.
531
00:43:30.809 --> 00:43:32.909
They fired him and all his team.
532
00:43:32.911 --> 00:43:34.344
straight out. non-negotiable.
533
00:43:36.314 --> 00:43:38.881
Astraeus wanted
the prestige of delivering
the satellite themselves.
534
00:43:38.883 --> 00:43:41.284
so they got their own guys
to come in and finish it off.
535
00:43:43.254 --> 00:43:45.688
I mean. we'd done 99%
of the work. of course. but...
536
00:43:47.025 --> 00:43:48.358
that wasn't the point.
537
00:43:53.031 --> 00:43:54.364
It hit him hard.
538
00:43:56.134 --> 00:43:57.967
Three years he gave to Goodman.
539
00:43:58.970 --> 00:44:01.204
He brought it to life.
he taught it to think.
540
00:44:02.107 --> 00:44:04.273
and he wasn't even
invited to see it launch.
541
00:44:10.649 --> 00:44:12.649
When you dedicate so much
of your life to something.
542
00:44:12.651 --> 00:44:13.950
it becomes a part of you.
543
00:44:15.720 --> 00:44:18.221
And Astraeus took it away
from him like it was nothing.
544
00:44:23.828 --> 00:44:25.428
Harry. I had no idea.
545
00:44:26.097 --> 00:44:27.230
Well. why would you?
546
00:44:28.366 --> 00:44:30.767
But Roy just
sees you as Astraeus.
547
00:44:32.037 --> 00:44:33.269
And although that doesn't
excuse what just happened.
548
00:44:33.271 --> 00:44:35.271
it does explain why it happened.
549
00:44:39.944 --> 00:44:40.877
I'm sorry.
550
00:44:43.148 --> 00:44:45.281
It's my fault.
I should have explained it.
551
00:44:49.454 --> 00:44:52.021
Being on the research team.
I didn't work for ENSAT.
552
00:44:52.023 --> 00:44:54.891
so I stayed on and that
obviously complicated things.
553
00:44:56.828 --> 00:44:58.828
I thought he'd be
over it by now. but...
554
00:45:13.912 --> 00:45:15.478
This was our little group.
555
00:45:16.981 --> 00:45:18.247
The Astro-Nuts.
556
00:45:20.285 --> 00:45:21.951
Just me. Roy and another.
557
00:45:23.254 --> 00:45:25.288
We all worked on the project.
dumb really.
558
00:45:25.290 --> 00:45:26.422
but it was just a bit of fun.
559
00:45:29.894 --> 00:45:31.260
Roy and I used to come out here
560
00:45:31.262 --> 00:45:32.929
and imagine
seeing our satellite.
561
00:45:36.167 --> 00:45:38.201
It was supposed to be this
great moment. you know?
562
00:45:39.370 --> 00:45:40.970
We built that and it's in space.
563
00:45:44.375 --> 00:45:47.043
But now Roy. just looks up and
he sees everything he's lost.
564
00:47:07.325 --> 00:47:08.858
I thought you'd had
your last cup?
565
00:47:09.427 --> 00:47:10.560
This is my last cup.
566
00:47:15.500 --> 00:47:16.432
Thanks. Roy.
567
00:47:22.106 --> 00:47:23.873
.
568
00:47:23.875 --> 00:47:26.075
Here. Harry. have some of this.
569
00:47:27.412 --> 00:47:29.345
Ah. thanks. mate.
570
00:47:34.485 --> 00:47:35.484
Lovely stuff.
571
00:47:41.426 --> 00:47:42.358
Roy?
572
00:47:44.529 --> 00:47:46.128
I'm good. it's all yours.
573
00:47:47.098 --> 00:47:48.431
.
574
00:47:54.906 --> 00:47:56.405
Right.
575
00:47:56.407 --> 00:47:58.474
What's going on with this then?
576
00:47:58.476 --> 00:48:00.076
.
577
00:48:06.417 --> 00:48:07.617
.
578
00:48:12.223 --> 00:48:15.391
Oh. Uncle Rat
He wanted a wife
579
00:48:15.393 --> 00:48:18.160
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
580
00:48:18.162 --> 00:48:21.597
Well. he jumped on
A horse and he rid for life
581
00:48:21.599 --> 00:48:24.934
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
582
00:48:24.936 --> 00:48:31.073
Kimo. kymo. derowall. mahai
Maho. rumstickydumadiddle
583
00:48:31.075 --> 00:48:35.077
Sometimes pennywinkel
Lupdown. nipcat. setbag
584
00:48:35.079 --> 00:48:38.314
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
585
00:48:42.520 --> 00:48:46.188
Oh. the rats
Are digging in despair
586
00:48:46.591 --> 00:48:49.358
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
587
00:48:49.360 --> 00:48:52.461
Without a flannel shirt
To wear
588
00:48:52.463 --> 00:48:55.531
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
589
00:48:55.533 --> 00:49:01.637
Kimo. kymo. derowall. mahai
Maho. rumstickydumadiddle
590
00:49:01.639 --> 00:49:05.408
Sometimes pennywinkel
Lupdown. nipcat. setbag
591
00:49:05.410 --> 00:49:10.479
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
592
00:49:11.683 --> 00:49:15.384
Oh. Uncle Rat
He wanted a wife
593
00:49:15.386 --> 00:49:18.254
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
594
00:49:18.256 --> 00:49:21.524
Well. he jumped on a horse
And he rid for life
595
00:49:21.526 --> 00:49:24.560
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
596
00:49:24.562 --> 00:49:31.100
Kimo. kymo. derowall. mahai
Maho. rumstickydumadiddle
597
00:49:31.102 --> 00:49:34.670
Sometimes pennywinkel
Lupdown. nipcat. setbag
598
00:49:34.672 --> 00:49:37.707
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
599
00:49:37.709 --> 00:49:39.976
.
600
00:49:41.346 --> 00:49:46.382
He woke up dead
Now what about that
601
00:49:46.384 --> 00:49:48.751
.
602
00:49:49.721 --> 00:49:53.622
Oh. Uncle Rat
He wanted a wife
603
00:49:53.624 --> 00:49:56.625
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
604
00:49:56.627 --> 00:50:03.032
Kimo. kymo. derowall. mahai
Maho. rumstickydumadiddle
605
00:50:03.034 --> 00:50:07.036
Sometimes pennywinkel
Lupdown. nipcat. setbag
606
00:50:07.038 --> 00:50:10.473
Sing song kitty
Can't you kimeo
607
00:50:18.249 --> 00:50:20.416
.
608
00:50:31.529 --> 00:50:33.529
.
609
00:50:35.199 --> 00:50:37.633
.
610
00:51:02.827 --> 00:51:04.360
.
611
00:51:36.461 --> 00:51:38.694
.
612
00:52:02.286 --> 00:52:04.753
.
613
00:52:26.377 --> 00:52:29.845
Greetings
on behalf of the people
of my world.
614
00:52:31.883 --> 00:52:34.517
This is. this is Mike Webster
615
00:52:37.455 --> 00:52:38.654
of Planet Earth.
616
00:52:40.324 --> 00:52:42.224
We are here.
617
00:52:44.562 --> 00:52:47.930
-I'm not transmitting.
-We are not afraid. not afraid.
618
00:52:50.535 --> 00:52:51.700
Mike. Mike Webster.
619
00:52:52.737 --> 00:52:54.570
.
620
00:53:00.845 --> 00:53:02.645
If you are out there
and you are listening.
621
00:53:02.647 --> 00:53:05.481
this is a routine response
622
00:53:05.483 --> 00:53:07.249
to an acquired signal at...
623
00:53:07.251 --> 00:53:08.517
That shouldn't be.
624
00:53:08.519 --> 00:53:13.189
Signal. 16.10.16.
625
00:53:13.191 --> 00:53:16.225
Unidentified source.
626
00:53:16.227 --> 00:53:19.428
Your signal made it.
your signal made it.
627
00:53:20.298 --> 00:53:22.531
We are listening.
628
00:53:22.533 --> 00:53:24.533
.
629
00:53:25.436 --> 00:53:27.403
.
630
00:53:28.339 --> 00:53:30.306
What the hell is that?
631
00:53:37.315 --> 00:53:38.547
Oh. my God.
632
00:53:38.549 --> 00:53:40.749
Mike Webster. Mike Webster
633
00:53:42.820 --> 00:53:44.353
of Planet Earth.
634
00:53:44.755 --> 00:53:48.657
The people of my world
are not afraid. afraid.
635
00:53:50.394 --> 00:53:54.597
Mike Webster. your signal
made it. your signal made it.
636
00:53:56.867 --> 00:53:58.834
Greetings. Mike Webster.
637
00:54:00.805 --> 00:54:05.007
We are listening.
638
00:54:05.009 --> 00:54:07.409
We are here.
639
00:54:21.492 --> 00:54:23.259
Wakey. wakey. sleepyhead.
640
00:54:25.796 --> 00:54:26.829
What's going on?
641
00:54:27.865 --> 00:54:28.797
Mike?
642
00:54:30.901 --> 00:54:31.867
Mike?
643
00:54:37.775 --> 00:54:38.741
I think I've found something.
644
00:54:43.447 --> 00:54:45.648
Mike Webster.
645
00:54:45.650 --> 00:54:49.752
Greetings on behalf
of the people of my world.
646
00:54:49.754 --> 00:54:53.656
This is Mike Webster
647
00:54:53.658 --> 00:54:54.990
of Planet Earth.
648
00:54:54.992 --> 00:54:56.525
It's 1420.
649
00:54:58.596 --> 00:54:59.728
1420.
650
00:55:00.364 --> 00:55:02.298
We are here.
651
00:55:04.535 --> 00:55:07.603
We are not afraid.
652
00:55:08.539 --> 00:55:10.973
Mike Webster.
653
00:55:12.043 --> 00:55:13.709
We are here.
654
00:55:14.612 --> 00:55:16.578
We are listening.
655
00:55:17.381 --> 00:55:19.448
-What is this?
-Mike?
656
00:55:19.450 --> 00:55:21.850
-Is this your message?
-Message. what message?
657
00:55:21.852 --> 00:55:23.385
Mike. what is this?
658
00:55:24.021 --> 00:55:25.354
It's coming back.
659
00:55:25.756 --> 00:55:26.889
Listening.
660
00:55:26.891 --> 00:55:29.358
16.10.16.
661
00:55:29.760 --> 00:55:31.894
-It's a return.
-A return?
662
00:55:31.896 --> 00:55:34.530
No. run a diagnostic.
check your system.
663
00:55:34.532 --> 00:55:36.799
The system's normal.
Everything's fine.
664
00:55:36.801 --> 00:55:38.634
Are you sure? 'Cause earlier
you said it was glitching.
665
00:55:38.636 --> 00:55:40.869
No. no. no. that was
my program. this is different.
666
00:55:41.405 --> 00:55:43.505
-It's got to be bouncing.
-What. off the ionosphere?
667
00:55:43.507 --> 00:55:45.774
-No. it's not bounce.
-It's got to be.
It's got to be bounce.
668
00:55:45.776 --> 00:55:48.477
Look. we're talking milliseconds
to come back off the ionosphere.
669
00:55:48.479 --> 00:55:50.546
-Well. the Moon then.
-No. still just over a second.
670
00:55:50.548 --> 00:55:52.614
Well. it's got to be a ping-back
or something up there.
671
00:55:53.551 --> 00:55:54.950
Mike. when did
you transmit this?
672
00:55:56.954 --> 00:55:58.354
1:33.
673
00:55:58.856 --> 00:56:01.090
-It's now 2:58.
-So. that's 85 minutes.
674
00:56:01.092 --> 00:56:02.891
-42 each way.
-If it's bounce--
675
00:56:02.893 --> 00:56:04.626
-And it's not.
-What's 42 light minutes away?
676
00:56:04.628 --> 00:56:06.562
Look. nothing. Nothing's
42 light minutes away.
677
00:56:06.564 --> 00:56:08.931
-Well. there's got to be.
-Well. there's just not.
678
00:56:08.933 --> 00:56:11.700
Okay. light travel time.
Jupiter's 30. Saturn's 70.
679
00:56:11.702 --> 00:56:14.603
-minimum. there's nothing
in between. trust me.
-Are you rolling on this?
680
00:56:15.072 --> 00:56:17.639
-No.
-May I suggest you do.
681
00:56:17.641 --> 00:56:20.075
-Yep.
682
00:56:20.077 --> 00:56:22.111
If you are out
there and you are listening.
683
00:56:22.113 --> 00:56:25.514
this is a routine.
this is a routine response.
684
00:56:25.516 --> 00:56:28.450
routine response
to an acquired signal at...
685
00:56:28.452 --> 00:56:29.685
Why does it sound like this?
686
00:56:30.121 --> 00:56:31.620
Can you not clean this up?
687
00:56:32.156 --> 00:56:33.922
That's all I'm getting.
688
00:56:33.924 --> 00:56:35.991
It's on a very
thin frequency. Watch.
689
00:56:35.993 --> 00:56:38.761
.
690
00:56:39.930 --> 00:56:42.698
-It's got to be bang smack on.
-Is that not normal?
691
00:56:42.700 --> 00:56:45.100
None of this is normal. If it
were normal. I'd be expecting to
692
00:56:45.102 --> 00:56:47.102
get at least some bleed
across the frequencies.
693
00:56:47.104 --> 00:56:49.738
but the falloff on this thing's
like nothing I've ever seen.
694
00:56:50.074 --> 00:56:51.940
We are here. we are not afraid.
695
00:56:52.977 --> 00:56:54.643
.
696
00:56:54.645 --> 00:56:56.879
Mike. what was your cycle rate?
697
00:56:58.549 --> 00:57:01.183
-Cycle rate?
-Yeah. how many cycles
did you transmit?
698
00:57:01.185 --> 00:57:04.086
-Why?
-Because we're hearing this
thing loop over and over.
699
00:57:05.189 --> 00:57:07.656
I dunno. a half a dozen or so.
Look. it was just a bit of fun.
700
00:57:07.658 --> 00:57:09.758
Yeah. but have we not heard it
more times than that already?
701
00:57:09.760 --> 00:57:13.128
-Yeah. definitely.
-Then it can't be
a straight bounce.
702
00:57:13.130 --> 00:57:16.198
-That's what I've been saying.
-No. no. no. what you're
saying is it can't be a bounce
703
00:57:16.200 --> 00:57:18.767
as there's nothing at that
range to bounce back off from.
704
00:57:19.537 --> 00:57:21.570
What I'm saying is.
how can this be a bounce
705
00:57:21.572 --> 00:57:23.005
if it's now looping more times
706
00:57:23.007 --> 00:57:24.907
than the original
cycles you transmitted?
707
00:57:25.876 --> 00:57:27.009
Am I right?
708
00:57:29.780 --> 00:57:31.213
I'm right. right?
709
00:57:31.215 --> 00:57:33.916
.
710
00:57:33.918 --> 00:57:35.918
Are you sure
you're rolling on this?
711
00:57:36.987 --> 00:57:38.854
-Yeah. hundred percent.
-Holy Christ.
712
00:57:39.757 --> 00:57:42.124
We need confirmation
on this. Mike. rapid.
713
00:57:42.126 --> 00:57:43.225
Call it in.
714
00:57:43.227 --> 00:57:46.061
I'll check to see if there's
any chatter over at SETI.
715
00:57:46.897 --> 00:57:48.464
.
716
00:57:48.466 --> 00:57:49.832
.
717
00:57:52.236 --> 00:57:54.570
- i> British
Space Observatory.
-Dave?
718
00:57:54.572 --> 00:57:56.905
-No. sorry.
Dave's unavailable.
-Well. where is he?
719
00:57:56.907 --> 00:57:59.775
-He's off duty.
so he's sleeping.
-Can you go wake him up?
720
00:57:59.777 --> 00:58:02.511
His shift finished two hours
ago. so he's unavailable.
721
00:58:02.513 --> 00:58:04.980
No. I understand
he's not available. but could
you make him available. please.
722
00:58:04.982 --> 00:58:07.516
-could you just go
and wake him up?
-What. wake him up right now?
723
00:58:07.518 --> 00:58:10.118
-Yes. right now!
-Uh. please hold.
724
00:58:10.120 --> 00:58:12.621
-Jesus. these people.
Could you look after that?
-Mm-hmm.
725
00:58:12.623 --> 00:58:14.790
Dave. sorry.
There's some guy on the phone.
726
00:58:14.792 --> 00:58:16.225
he's being quite persistent.
727
00:58:16.927 --> 00:58:19.661
-
Who is this?
-Dave. it's Mike Webster.
728
00:58:19.663 --> 00:58:21.230
Oh. my God.
Mike. look at the time.
729
00:58:21.232 --> 00:58:23.031
Dave. you got anything
going on there tonight?
730
00:58:23.033 --> 00:58:24.900
Mike. why are
you calling me up now?
731
00:58:24.902 --> 00:58:27.169
-You're on the desk tonight?
-No. I'm not. my shift is up.
732
00:58:27.171 --> 00:58:29.872
-Look. Dave. you got
anything interesting?
-Of course not. Mike.
733
00:58:29.874 --> 00:58:32.674
If something was--
Look. if something was going on.
734
00:58:32.676 --> 00:58:35.010
-someone would have woken me up.
-Well. What the bloody hell
do you think I'm doing. Dave?
735
00:58:35.012 --> 00:58:38.146
-Get up!
-I've got to be up at four
o'clock in the bloody morning.
736
00:58:38.148 --> 00:58:40.048
Dave. we've got
a target signal here.
737
00:58:40.050 --> 00:58:42.184
What? Where are you?
738
00:58:42.186 --> 00:58:43.986
What do you mean where am I?
It doesn't matter where I am.
739
00:58:43.988 --> 00:58:46.021
Can you just get up. we need
an affirm on this. ASAP.
740
00:58:46.624 --> 00:58:49.224
Okay. okay. give me a minute.
I'll go to the control room.
741
00:58:50.794 --> 00:58:54.596
-Any talk on the servers?
-No. I guess everyone's
just working the signal.
742
00:58:54.598 --> 00:58:55.797
We must have caught it early.
743
00:58:55.799 --> 00:58:56.999
.
744
00:58:57.001 --> 00:58:58.800
Dave? Dave. you there?
745
00:58:59.703 --> 00:59:01.270
Yeah. you got
a frequency for me?
746
00:59:01.272 --> 00:59:03.605
-Yeah. are you ready to copy?
-Go ahead.
747
00:59:03.607 --> 00:59:06.608
1420.163.
748
00:59:06.610 --> 00:59:09.144
-Read back?
-1420.163.
749
00:59:09.146 --> 00:59:11.179
Yeah. good read-back.
Run the numbers.
750
00:59:11.181 --> 00:59:13.115
The Waterhole?
Mike. we're listening
751
00:59:13.117 --> 00:59:15.617
-to that frequency 24/7.
-Dave. run the numbers.
752
00:59:15.619 --> 00:59:16.952
I'm telling you. you'll hear it.
753
00:59:17.555 --> 00:59:19.254
Okay. hang on a minute.
we'll have a listen.
754
00:59:20.057 --> 00:59:21.657
We've got a lot of
surface clutter. Dave.
755
00:59:21.659 --> 00:59:23.058
See if you can
clean it up your end.
756
00:59:23.060 --> 00:59:23.992
Will do.
757
00:59:25.796 --> 00:59:27.696
Mike. what is the Waterhole?
758
00:59:29.767 --> 00:59:31.133
The electromagnetic spectrum
759
00:59:31.135 --> 00:59:32.334
is just cluttered
with garble. right?
760
00:59:32.336 --> 00:59:34.570
Trying to spot an intelligent
signal within that
761
00:59:34.571 --> 00:59:36.805
is like trying to have a
conversation at rock concert.
762
00:59:36.807 --> 00:59:38.974
you just can't do it.
but at 1420 megahertz.
763
00:59:41.078 --> 00:59:42.978
there's a natural dead spot.
764
00:59:42.979 --> 00:59:44.879
It's like a quiet tunnel
cutting through all the noise.
765
00:59:44.882 --> 00:59:46.715
-And that's the Waterhole?
-Right.
766
00:59:47.618 --> 00:59:48.817
If you want to send
a signal out into space.
767
00:59:48.819 --> 00:59:49.818
the Waterhole's your best chance
768
00:59:49.820 --> 00:59:50.886
of getting it heard.
769
00:59:55.793 --> 00:59:56.725
Dave?
770
00:59:59.263 --> 01:00:00.629
How's it looking there. mate?
771
01:00:01.098 --> 01:00:02.164
Uh...
772
01:00:02.166 --> 01:00:05.334
Standby. We're not
hearing anything yet.
773
01:00:05.836 --> 01:00:07.636
Like I said. there's a lot of
clutter. but the transmission's
774
01:00:07.638 --> 01:00:09.605
pretty damn obvious.
you know what I mean?
775
01:00:09.907 --> 01:00:12.207
Yeah. we're still getting
zip here. Mike.
776
01:00:12.209 --> 01:00:13.875
Well. I don't understand
how that can be. we've got it
777
01:00:13.877 --> 01:00:15.310
loud and clear here.
778
01:00:15.312 --> 01:00:17.045
Negative.
I'm just hearing static.
779
01:00:17.047 --> 01:00:18.814
-Well. then. scan the band.
-Look. Mike.
780
01:00:18.816 --> 01:00:20.282
I've checked
and there's nothing.
781
01:00:20.284 --> 01:00:21.750
Your gear's faulty.
782
01:00:22.319 --> 01:00:23.251
No.
783
01:00:24.855 --> 01:00:26.321
What are you hearing?
784
01:00:28.092 --> 01:00:30.058
-Mike?
-Uh...
785
01:00:30.060 --> 01:00:31.760
.
786
01:00:33.631 --> 01:00:34.896
We've got a voice.
787
01:00:34.898 --> 01:00:38.634
Say again. Mike. sounded
like you said. "A voice".
788
01:00:39.737 --> 01:00:41.003
That's affirm. Dave.
789
01:00:42.339 --> 01:00:43.972
We're getting a voice.
790
01:00:46.310 --> 01:00:48.844
Right. Well. we're not hearing
791
01:00:48.846 --> 01:00:50.245
anything of the sort. Mike.
792
01:00:51.315 --> 01:00:54.282
Please. Dave.
I'm serious. listen.
793
01:00:56.120 --> 01:00:57.919
If you
are listening. this is
794
01:00:57.921 --> 01:00:59.421
a routine response
to an acquired signal--
795
01:00:59.423 --> 01:01:01.757
Mike. is this some kind of joke?
796
01:01:05.095 --> 01:01:07.095
You're really not reading
anything on this band?
797
01:01:09.199 --> 01:01:11.867
I'm not quite sure
what's going on here.
798
01:01:11.869 --> 01:01:13.835
to be honest. Mike.
But if there's nothing else
799
01:01:13.837 --> 01:01:15.771
I can help you with.
then I've really got to go.
800
01:01:15.773 --> 01:01:17.973
-Sure.
-Okay. Mike.
801
01:01:17.975 --> 01:01:19.841
-Okay. Dave. Well thanks for...
-All right. mate. See you.
802
01:01:19.843 --> 01:01:20.842
.
803
01:01:20.844 --> 01:01:22.177
...trying for me.
804
01:01:22.179 --> 01:01:24.212
.
805
01:01:28.419 --> 01:01:30.152
So. what just happened?
806
01:01:32.289 --> 01:01:34.322
I don't understand how
they're not reading this.
807
01:01:35.092 --> 01:01:36.692
They've got an array
of 50-meter dishes.
808
01:01:36.694 --> 01:01:37.959
All we've got is
this piddly little thing.
809
01:01:37.961 --> 01:01:39.227
It doesn't make any sense.
810
01:01:40.698 --> 01:01:42.330
There's absolutely
no talk of this online?
811
01:01:42.332 --> 01:01:44.399
Zilch. I mean. are we
the only one's getting this?
812
01:01:45.335 --> 01:01:47.402
I can't understand how
that could be the case.
813
01:01:47.404 --> 01:01:48.904
I don't see how that's possible.
814
01:01:49.473 --> 01:01:50.405
I know.
815
01:01:51.875 --> 01:01:53.709
The whole world's listening
to this frequency.
816
01:01:53.711 --> 01:01:55.744
It's almost a cliché that
somethings coming through on it.
817
01:01:56.780 --> 01:01:58.146
But there is something
coming through?
818
01:01:58.982 --> 01:02:00.148
Yeah. look. I scroll away...
819
01:02:00.150 --> 01:02:01.783
.
820
01:02:01.785 --> 01:02:03.285
...it sinks beneath the static.
821
01:02:04.221 --> 01:02:07.055
I roll back to 1420
822
01:02:07.057 --> 01:02:09.858
and there it is. plain as day.
823
01:02:11.128 --> 01:02:13.462
There's no two ways about it.
this is an incoming signal.
824
01:02:14.898 --> 01:02:18.734
Look. forgive
my ignorance here. but before
we get ahead of ourselves.
825
01:02:18.736 --> 01:02:20.969
can you just explain to me
how this. your message.
826
01:02:21.872 --> 01:02:24.005
is the same as a signal
from outer space?
827
01:02:24.775 --> 01:02:26.308
-It could be a leader signal.
-Like a beacon.
828
01:02:26.310 --> 01:02:27.409
Right. like a beacon.
829
01:02:27.411 --> 01:02:29.978
Something we'd recognize
that we could latch onto.
830
01:02:29.980 --> 01:02:31.980
Once we hook on.
there could be more.
831
01:02:31.982 --> 01:02:35.217
Yeah. but isn't all this just
a little too specific to us?
832
01:02:35.219 --> 01:02:37.919
I mean. it's almost too good
to be true. not to mention fast.
833
01:02:37.921 --> 01:02:39.221
You only sent the damn
thing a few hours ago.
834
01:02:39.223 --> 01:02:40.789
Look. Roy.
835
01:02:40.791 --> 01:02:42.190
.
836
01:02:42.192 --> 01:02:46.027
There's a hell of a lot going
on here that I can't explain.
837
01:02:47.765 --> 01:02:50.198
But I can't argue with this.
838
01:02:51.502 --> 01:02:53.502
we are listening.
839
01:02:54.438 --> 01:02:55.937
You can't argue with this.
840
01:02:58.976 --> 01:03:00.876
If we are the only ones
getting this...
841
01:03:02.212 --> 01:03:05.480
and we sit on it. or worse. just
let it slip through the net.
842
01:03:07.885 --> 01:03:09.918
I'd rather be wrong
and have done the right thing.
843
01:03:09.920 --> 01:03:12.521
And if I'm wrong. I'm wrong.
So what?
844
01:03:15.159 --> 01:03:16.391
But if we're right about this...
845
01:03:18.862 --> 01:03:22.864
and what's happening here
is what I think
is happening here...
846
01:03:26.503 --> 01:03:27.903
this changes everything.
847
01:03:31.241 --> 01:03:32.207
Okay.
848
01:03:33.143 --> 01:03:34.810
So what's our next move?
849
01:03:41.051 --> 01:03:44.119
Yeah. we're going to need
all the power we can get.
850
01:03:45.255 --> 01:03:47.489
Okay. let's get to it.
851
01:03:47.491 --> 01:03:49.357
.
852
01:04:00.504 --> 01:04:02.904
Mike. this is Roy.
Comms check. over.
853
01:04:02.906 --> 01:04:04.439
-Do you read me?
854
01:04:04.441 --> 01:04:06.174
Comms check. comms check. over?
855
01:04:09.079 --> 01:04:11.580
Roger. reading you
10-square. Roy. You set?
856
01:04:12.482 --> 01:04:14.182
Yeah. just waiting on Harry.
857
01:04:14.184 --> 01:04:16.284
Understood. he's on
his way out. over.
858
01:04:24.895 --> 01:04:25.627
Hook 'em up.
859
01:04:27.531 --> 01:04:30.098
Mike. we're on station
and ready to copy.
860
01:04:30.100 --> 01:04:31.032
How do you read?
861
01:04:31.435 --> 01:04:33.235
.
862
01:04:34.104 --> 01:04:35.503
Received. standby one.
863
01:04:36.573 --> 01:04:39.040
I've re-routed all the power
from the main battery.
864
01:04:39.042 --> 01:04:42.143
that should give us enough.
but can I shut down
Roy's system to be sure?
865
01:04:42.145 --> 01:04:43.645
Over.
866
01:04:43.647 --> 01:04:46.314
That's affirm.
And don't forget my scope.
867
01:04:46.316 --> 01:04:47.916
Yeah. right-o.
868
01:04:52.923 --> 01:04:54.222
All set this end. Harry.
869
01:04:55.058 --> 01:04:56.658
Copy. Waiting on you.
870
01:05:00.597 --> 01:05:03.598
Okay. guys. separate
the antennas and spread out.
871
01:05:04.301 --> 01:05:06.034
I'll monitor the incoming signal
872
01:05:06.036 --> 01:05:08.169
and direct your
position from here.
873
01:05:08.171 --> 01:05:10.105
With my primary antenna
on the car.
874
01:05:10.107 --> 01:05:12.240
and your two hand-helds
we can establish
875
01:05:12.242 --> 01:05:15.644
three individual
receiving sectors.
876
01:05:15.646 --> 01:05:18.179
Basically. a giant
triangle with each one
877
01:05:18.181 --> 01:05:20.315
of our antennas acting
as one of the points.
878
01:05:21.385 --> 01:05:24.619
This'll give us a stronger
system and a stronger signal.
879
01:05:25.355 --> 01:05:27.622
-Got it?
-
Got it.
880
01:05:27.624 --> 01:05:29.991
.
881
01:05:29.993 --> 01:05:31.259
Okay. let's do this.
882
01:05:33.563 --> 01:05:34.930
You heard the man.
883
01:05:35.399 --> 01:05:36.431
I'll go that way.
884
01:05:40.170 --> 01:05:41.103
Stay in radio contact.
885
01:05:41.104 --> 01:05:42.037
Okay. Mike.
we're on the move.
886
01:05:42.039 --> 01:05:44.239
I'm pushing west.
Roy's going to head east.
887
01:05:54.952 --> 01:05:57.185
.
888
01:05:59.723 --> 01:06:02.290
.
889
01:06:03.593 --> 01:06:05.293
.
890
01:06:14.538 --> 01:06:16.604
.
891
01:06:17.975 --> 01:06:20.075
.
892
01:06:22.412 --> 01:06:25.180
1:33 GMT.
893
01:06:25.182 --> 01:06:27.282
1:33 GMT
894
01:06:27.284 --> 01:06:28.483
Unidentified source.
895
01:06:40.564 --> 01:06:42.130
We getting anything here. Mike?
896
01:06:43.433 --> 01:06:45.100
Yeah. we're definitely
getting movement.
897
01:06:45.102 --> 01:06:46.034
Keep going.
898
01:06:48.772 --> 01:06:49.704
Copy that.
899
01:06:59.049 --> 01:07:00.682
The signal strength
is increasing.
900
01:07:02.019 --> 01:07:03.084
Copy that.
901
01:07:04.588 --> 01:07:06.755
We are not afraid.
902
01:07:08.125 --> 01:07:10.125
You are listening.
903
01:07:10.127 --> 01:07:12.127
.
904
01:07:13.730 --> 01:07:16.297
.
905
01:07:19.436 --> 01:07:20.535
Roy?
906
01:07:23.306 --> 01:07:24.506
Do you read me. Roy?
907
01:07:24.508 --> 01:07:26.474
.
908
01:07:28.245 --> 01:07:30.445
This seemed like
a better idea in the car.
909
01:07:53.203 --> 01:07:55.270
If you are
here and you are listening.
910
01:07:55.272 --> 01:07:57.639
this is a routine response
to an acquired signal
911
01:07:57.641 --> 01:08:01.509
at 01:33 GMT.
912
01:08:01.511 --> 01:08:04.345
16.10.16.
913
01:08:04.347 --> 01:08:05.847
It's working.
914
01:08:05.849 --> 01:08:08.183
Unidentified source.
915
01:08:08.185 --> 01:08:10.151
It's working. guys.
916
01:08:10.153 --> 01:08:11.386
Keep spreading.
917
01:08:11.388 --> 01:08:12.554
Keep spreading.
918
01:08:12.556 --> 01:08:15.323
Why don't you come out
here and keep spreading?
919
01:08:16.726 --> 01:08:18.493
Yup. roger that.
920
01:08:18.495 --> 01:08:20.261
.
921
01:08:27.270 --> 01:08:30.371
Greetings on behalf of
the people of my world.
922
01:08:30.373 --> 01:08:32.440
This is Mike Webster.
923
01:08:32.442 --> 01:08:35.176
.
924
01:08:39.816 --> 01:08:41.616
.
925
01:08:43.787 --> 01:08:46.121
.
926
01:08:59.302 --> 01:09:01.202
-Stop!
-Jesus Christ.
927
01:09:01.204 --> 01:09:03.638
-Harry. Roy. stop.
-What the hell. Mike?
928
01:09:03.640 --> 01:09:05.540
Just hold there. will you?
929
01:09:05.542 --> 01:09:08.276
Okay. yeah. understood.
930
01:09:14.584 --> 01:09:16.651
.
931
01:09:16.653 --> 01:09:18.887
.
932
01:09:20.524 --> 01:09:22.257
Say again on your last. Mike?
933
01:09:23.827 --> 01:09:26.161
.
934
01:09:31.668 --> 01:09:33.401
Mike. do you read me. over?
935
01:09:39.476 --> 01:09:40.875
.
936
01:09:44.414 --> 01:09:46.347
Roy. Harry. stop moving.
937
01:09:46.349 --> 01:09:47.582
We're losing the signal.
938
01:09:47.584 --> 01:09:48.550
I'm not moving.
939
01:09:50.187 --> 01:09:51.352
Roy?
940
01:09:51.354 --> 01:09:52.754
Come in. Roy.
941
01:09:52.756 --> 01:09:54.822
Roy. stop moving.
hold your position. okay?
942
01:09:54.824 --> 01:09:56.558
Stop moving.
943
01:09:56.560 --> 01:09:58.826
Say again. Harry?
You're breaking up.
944
01:09:58.828 --> 01:10:00.562
Hold your position. Roy.
945
01:10:01.298 --> 01:10:03.198
Just stay right where you are.
946
01:10:03.567 --> 01:10:05.200
Repeat. Hold your position.
947
01:10:05.202 --> 01:10:06.367
Do you read?
948
01:10:12.375 --> 01:10:13.475
What have you got?
949
01:10:13.476 --> 01:10:14.576
Well. I've got some
serious ghosting here.
950
01:10:15.579 --> 01:10:18.680
something faint beneath the
surface. I knew it was a beacon.
951
01:10:20.383 --> 01:10:21.983
Harry.
hold your position.
952
01:10:22.786 --> 01:10:24.586
Roy. you're going to have
to retrace your steps.
953
01:10:24.588 --> 01:10:27.589
work your way
exactly back. slowly.
954
01:10:28.358 --> 01:10:29.791
Roger. Working back now.
955
01:10:31.528 --> 01:10:33.361
.
956
01:10:34.598 --> 01:10:36.998
.
957
01:10:37.000 --> 01:10:39.567
.
958
01:10:51.982 --> 01:10:53.248
Slowly.
959
01:10:56.353 --> 01:10:57.619
That's real good. Roy.
960
01:10:59.656 --> 01:11:00.855
Keep coming.
961
01:11:02.425 --> 01:11:03.358
That's it.
962
01:11:09.633 --> 01:11:11.633
-That's it. guys.
-.
963
01:11:12.335 --> 01:11:13.268
It's working.
964
01:11:15.338 --> 01:11:16.271
It's working.
965
01:11:21.645 --> 01:11:22.810
Keep coming.
966
01:11:22.812 --> 01:11:24.312
.
967
01:11:30.987 --> 01:11:33.021
.
968
01:11:33.023 --> 01:11:34.489
Stop!
969
01:11:37.594 --> 01:11:39.794
Nobody... move.
970
01:11:39.796 --> 01:11:41.696
.
971
01:11:46.770 --> 01:11:47.702
Mike?
972
01:11:51.741 --> 01:11:52.674
Mike?
973
01:11:56.680 --> 01:11:57.712
Listen to this.
974
01:11:59.783 --> 01:12:01.516
.
975
01:12:04.954 --> 01:12:07.088
.
976
01:12:07.090 --> 01:12:08.856
.
977
01:12:42.359 --> 01:12:44.092
I hope you're
taking this down. Mike.
978
01:12:46.062 --> 01:12:47.528
You're damn right I am.
979
01:12:51.000 --> 01:12:52.667
Plant the antenna. come on in.
980
01:12:57.407 --> 01:12:58.539
Copy that.
981
01:12:58.541 --> 01:13:00.108
.
982
01:13:14.491 --> 01:13:16.124
.
983
01:13:17.026 --> 01:13:19.127
.
984
01:13:23.433 --> 01:13:24.799
Whoa.
985
01:13:28.505 --> 01:13:30.037
We're getting some
serious spikes here. guys.
986
01:13:30.039 --> 01:13:31.506
Get back here now.
987
01:13:31.508 --> 01:13:32.974
.
988
01:13:36.579 --> 01:13:38.513
.
989
01:14:25.862 --> 01:14:27.562
.
990
01:14:39.576 --> 01:14:41.108
.
991
01:14:41.110 --> 01:14:43.511
.
992
01:14:51.087 --> 01:14:53.254
.
993
01:14:53.256 --> 01:14:54.689
.
994
01:14:54.691 --> 01:14:55.756
Mike!
995
01:14:55.758 --> 01:14:56.724
.
996
01:14:59.195 --> 01:15:00.761
.
997
01:15:02.832 --> 01:15:04.265
-Mike?
-I'm here.
998
01:15:04.267 --> 01:15:05.967
Bloody hell. you scared me.
999
01:15:05.969 --> 01:15:07.034
There you are.
1000
01:15:09.772 --> 01:15:11.138
What happened
to the power?
1001
01:15:11.608 --> 01:15:13.107
Some sort of surge. I think.
1002
01:15:13.109 --> 01:15:14.675
Harry. get that
thing out of my face.
1003
01:15:14.677 --> 01:15:16.043
Oh. yeah. sorry.
1004
01:15:17.514 --> 01:15:18.679
Check the breakers.
1005
01:15:18.681 --> 01:15:19.614
I got it.
1006
01:15:23.720 --> 01:15:24.752
That's done the trick.
1007
01:15:24.754 --> 01:15:25.686
Try it now.
1008
01:15:28.825 --> 01:15:31.058
.
1009
01:15:34.898 --> 01:15:35.963
Where's it gone?
1010
01:15:35.965 --> 01:15:37.565
.
1011
01:15:40.737 --> 01:15:41.769
It was right here.
1012
01:15:48.144 --> 01:15:50.845
-I had a ghost signal. Harry.
-You recorded though. right?
1013
01:15:51.314 --> 01:15:53.147
Yeah.
1014
01:15:53.149 --> 01:15:54.949
Thank God. I'll load the system.
1015
01:16:09.165 --> 01:16:10.097
Wait?
1016
01:16:19.175 --> 01:16:23.811
No. no. no. no. no.
access master system 2.
1017
01:16:29.285 --> 01:16:30.284
No.
1018
01:16:31.854 --> 01:16:32.887
No.
1019
01:16:33.790 --> 01:16:35.756
No. no. no. no. no. no. no.
1020
01:16:35.758 --> 01:16:38.192
Access memory module.
1021
01:16:39.862 --> 01:16:41.762
.
1022
01:17:03.820 --> 01:17:05.753
.
1023
01:17:09.025 --> 01:17:10.858
My system seems fine.
1024
01:17:10.860 --> 01:17:12.059
Yeah. mine too.
1025
01:17:13.830 --> 01:17:14.996
The recordings?
1026
01:17:14.998 --> 01:17:16.030
They're all gone.
1027
01:17:18.101 --> 01:17:19.200
Everything from tonight.
1028
01:17:19.202 --> 01:17:20.301
Oh. Christ.
1029
01:17:24.207 --> 01:17:25.673
What about your program?
1030
01:17:25.675 --> 01:17:29.143
I mean. yeah. that's fine.
I can reboot the system
from this drive.
1031
01:17:41.824 --> 01:17:42.990
Your system's fine?
1032
01:17:42.992 --> 01:17:44.892
Yeah. well. being powered down
1033
01:17:44.894 --> 01:17:46.894
must have protected it
from the overload.
1034
01:17:48.297 --> 01:17:49.430
Here we go.
1035
01:17:59.008 --> 01:18:00.775
.
1036
01:18:04.013 --> 01:18:05.079
I can't believe it.
1037
01:18:07.250 --> 01:18:08.215
That's that then.
1038
01:18:14.724 --> 01:18:16.791
If we can't reacquire
this signal and get some
recordings down.
1039
01:18:16.793 --> 01:18:19.026
we'll have no proof of
anything that's happened here.
1040
01:18:19.796 --> 01:18:21.095
No one's going to believe us.
1041
01:18:23.766 --> 01:18:25.800
It's hard enough to explain
when you can hear
the bloody thing yourself.
1042
01:18:25.802 --> 01:18:27.301
It'll come back through. Mike.
1043
01:18:29.405 --> 01:18:30.905
It'll come back through.
1044
01:18:33.943 --> 01:18:35.443
.
1045
01:19:01.471 --> 01:19:04.205
.
1046
01:19:22.959 --> 01:19:24.525
What are you
doing out here. Mike?
1047
01:19:27.196 --> 01:19:28.162
Nothing.
1048
01:19:35.438 --> 01:19:37.905
I figure there's two
types of scientists. Mike.
1049
01:19:40.209 --> 01:19:41.776
Those that look down at Earth...
1050
01:19:43.045 --> 01:19:45.179
trying to figure out
what's going on here.
1051
01:19:48.184 --> 01:19:50.451
And then there are those
who look up to space...
1052
01:19:52.054 --> 01:19:53.888
searching for
the answers out there.
1053
01:19:56.459 --> 01:19:59.226
But they're both really
looking for the same thing.
1054
01:20:00.863 --> 01:20:01.796
Who are we?
1055
01:20:02.799 --> 01:20:04.031
What are we?
1056
01:20:06.169 --> 01:20:07.368
What does all this mean?
1057
01:20:15.912 --> 01:20:17.011
I'm an engineer. Mike.
1058
01:20:17.914 --> 01:20:20.014
I...
1059
01:20:20.016 --> 01:20:22.216
don't hunt for the science.
I just put it to work.
1060
01:20:25.254 --> 01:20:27.221
But if wasn't
for people like you...
1061
01:20:29.025 --> 01:20:31.091
people who are brave enough
to push the boundaries
1062
01:20:31.093 --> 01:20:32.293
of what we know...
1063
01:20:33.496 --> 01:20:34.829
we'd all stand still.
1064
01:20:39.202 --> 01:20:40.935
.
1065
01:20:42.405 --> 01:20:44.338
I don't know anything
about these signals.
1066
01:20:45.474 --> 01:20:47.408
To me. it's all science fiction.
1067
01:20:49.979 --> 01:20:52.479
But if we're the only people
receiving this signal.
1068
01:20:55.184 --> 01:20:57.952
then we're the only people
that can make sure
the world hears it.
1069
01:21:07.563 --> 01:21:11.065
Because if this
really is first contact
1070
01:21:11.067 --> 01:21:13.634
with an intelligent
extraterrestrial race.
1071
01:21:15.438 --> 01:21:17.071
then we're about to do something
1072
01:21:17.607 --> 01:21:20.241
that humans have dreamt
about since the beginning.
1073
01:21:26.949 --> 01:21:27.882
Mike?
1074
01:21:29.485 --> 01:21:31.018
I'll help you if I can.
1075
01:21:32.321 --> 01:21:34.188
But it's really all on you.
1076
01:21:37.226 --> 01:21:39.260
It's the choice you make
right now that counts.
1077
01:21:41.898 --> 01:21:43.564
You make the right moves here
1078
01:21:45.067 --> 01:21:46.400
and you have in your hands
1079
01:21:47.436 --> 01:21:49.904
the greatest discovery
in the history of mankind.
1080
01:21:51.407 --> 01:21:52.673
The answer to the question.
1081
01:21:54.944 --> 01:21:56.343
The answer to everything.
1082
01:22:09.258 --> 01:22:10.224
Roy...
1083
01:22:11.460 --> 01:22:13.327
-about Goodman.
-Don't worry about that now.
1084
01:22:13.329 --> 01:22:15.095
No. I'm...
1085
01:22:15.097 --> 01:22:16.497
sorry what Astraeus did to you.
1086
01:22:16.499 --> 01:22:18.499
.
1087
01:22:18.501 --> 01:22:19.633
Harry told me.
1088
01:22:21.570 --> 01:22:23.170
I wanted to tell you.
I was there...
1089
01:22:24.073 --> 01:22:25.339
at the launch.
1090
01:22:25.341 --> 01:22:30.110
I didn't know what
the project was. I'd only just
joined at the time. but
1091
01:22:30.513 --> 01:22:31.712
I was there.
1092
01:22:33.983 --> 01:22:35.082
It was incredible.
1093
01:22:36.452 --> 01:22:38.652
I've never seen anything
like it. You know. the power...
1094
01:22:40.056 --> 01:22:42.222
I felt it.
it physically shook me.
1095
01:22:44.193 --> 01:22:46.360
I was literally willing
her to go. and she did.
1096
01:22:47.229 --> 01:22:49.129
She punched a hole in the sky.
1097
01:22:52.201 --> 01:22:55.102
You should be so proud of
what you achieved. of Goodman.
1098
01:22:56.305 --> 01:22:58.339
Just 'cause you weren't there.
Roy. doesn't change anything.
1099
01:22:58.341 --> 01:23:00.607
She's yours. No one can
take that away from you.
1100
01:23:04.246 --> 01:23:06.547
But what they did to you.
you didn't deserve that.
1101
01:23:07.583 --> 01:23:08.649
Neither of you did.
1102
01:23:09.986 --> 01:23:11.151
Neither of us?
1103
01:23:11.387 --> 01:23:12.319
You and Harry.
1104
01:23:13.622 --> 01:23:14.755
I can't imagine what
it must have been like
1105
01:23:14.757 --> 01:23:16.357
to lose your jobs like that.
1106
01:23:16.359 --> 01:23:19.226
What are you talking about?
You work under
Harry at Astraeus.
1107
01:23:19.228 --> 01:23:21.028
Not anymore.
1108
01:23:21.030 --> 01:23:22.663
He got the push months ago.
I thought you knew.
1109
01:23:24.767 --> 01:23:27.401
Astraeus fired him. He kicked
up a stink about something.
1110
01:23:30.039 --> 01:23:33.307
God. no.
I didn't know that.
1111
01:23:35.144 --> 01:23:37.077
You're more alike
than you think. Roy.
1112
01:23:41.117 --> 01:23:41.933
He's a good friend.
1113
01:23:41.934 --> 01:23:42.750
He just wants you
to be his again.
1114
01:23:51.494 --> 01:23:52.426
Mint?
1115
01:23:52.428 --> 01:23:53.594
.
1116
01:23:57.633 --> 01:23:58.632
Cheers.
1117
01:24:05.041 --> 01:24:06.306
Mike?
1118
01:24:10.613 --> 01:24:12.146
Thank you. Mike.
1119
01:24:33.302 --> 01:24:35.235
.
1120
01:24:36.839 --> 01:24:38.505
Hello?
1121
01:24:38.507 --> 01:24:39.840
Yeah. can I speak
to Dave. please?
1122
01:24:41.110 --> 01:24:43.210
No. I need to speak
to him. really. It's urgent.
1123
01:24:43.212 --> 01:24:46.113
Yeah. Yeah. I called
earlier. and you put me through.
1124
01:24:47.149 --> 01:24:49.149
Well. yeah. I understand that.
but if you--
1125
01:24:49.819 --> 01:24:52.386
Yeah. but if you'd just let me
explain to him them I could--
1126
01:24:53.155 --> 01:24:55.089
Yeah. yeah. I understand that--
1127
01:24:56.125 --> 01:24:58.225
No. I realize that.
but if you could just
let me explain it to him.
1128
01:24:58.227 --> 01:24:59.860
then I reckon
he'll be able to speak.
1129
01:25:00.763 --> 01:25:04.198
Uncle Rat. he wanted a wife
1130
01:25:04.400 --> 01:25:05.699
.
1131
01:25:05.701 --> 01:25:07.134
Carry me home
1132
01:25:07.136 --> 01:25:09.203
.
1133
01:25:11.240 --> 01:25:14.174
Dum dum da da da.
Carry me home
1134
01:25:16.779 --> 01:25:18.245
Why didn't you tell me?
1135
01:25:20.749 --> 01:25:22.416
Mike let that one slip then?
1136
01:25:25.287 --> 01:25:26.720
What the hell happened. Harry?
1137
01:25:30.126 --> 01:25:31.525
I didn't want
to make things worse.
1138
01:25:43.139 --> 01:25:44.671
Come on. Roy.
1139
01:25:44.673 --> 01:25:46.206
You know there's been
this friction about
1140
01:25:46.208 --> 01:25:47.774
you being fired
and me staying on.
1141
01:25:49.879 --> 01:25:51.745
I didn't want to make
you feel guilty as well.
1142
01:25:55.317 --> 01:25:56.350
Guilty?
1143
01:25:56.719 --> 01:25:57.784
Guilty about what. Harry?
1144
01:25:57.786 --> 01:25:58.719
Why did they fire you?
1145
01:25:59.522 --> 01:26:00.721
They didn't fire me.
1146
01:26:01.790 --> 01:26:03.390
No. I--
1147
01:26:03.392 --> 01:26:04.658
I quit.
1148
01:26:06.795 --> 01:26:08.562
I didn't agree with
how they treated you.
1149
01:26:09.398 --> 01:26:11.198
And I got on the wrong side
of the decision-makers.
1150
01:26:11.200 --> 01:26:12.699
So. they basically said
they couldn't care less
1151
01:26:12.701 --> 01:26:13.834
who worked for them.
1152
01:26:14.770 --> 01:26:15.769
So...
1153
01:26:16.472 --> 01:26:17.538
I quit.
1154
01:26:17.540 --> 01:26:18.906
.
1155
01:26:22.211 --> 01:26:23.510
I'm not going to
push forward some company
1156
01:26:23.512 --> 01:26:25.312
that doesn't value
its people. Roy.
1157
01:26:27.583 --> 01:26:28.649
What were you thinking. Harry?
1158
01:26:28.651 --> 01:26:29.683
I don't care.
1159
01:26:29.685 --> 01:26:33.453
Anyway. I'm back with the uni's
research group now. so.
1160
01:26:36.258 --> 01:26:37.291
I had no idea.
1161
01:26:37.293 --> 01:26:40.561
Oh. it's not so bad for me.
I'm a scientist.
1162
01:26:40.563 --> 01:26:41.662
I belong in a lab anyway.
1163
01:26:41.664 --> 01:26:43.230
.
1164
01:26:44.433 --> 01:26:46.200
Besides. it's you
I'm worried about. Roy.
1165
01:26:46.602 --> 01:26:48.335
Working for ENSAT
and the Goodman project.
1166
01:26:48.337 --> 01:26:49.536
it meant everything to you.
1167
01:26:50.206 --> 01:26:51.572
It meant everything
to both of us.
1168
01:26:51.574 --> 01:26:53.674
Honestly. I'm fine.
It's all fine.
1169
01:26:53.676 --> 01:26:55.275
No. Harry.
1170
01:26:55.277 --> 01:26:56.276
It's not fine.
1171
01:26:58.380 --> 01:27:00.514
This whole time
I've not able to let go.
1172
01:27:02.851 --> 01:27:04.751
And I've been
ignoring our friendship.
1173
01:27:06.388 --> 01:27:08.288
You've been trying to help me
and not once did it occur to me
1174
01:27:08.290 --> 01:27:10.390
that you may have been
affected by what happened.
1175
01:27:12.294 --> 01:27:14.361
-It's okay.
-No. Harry. It's not okay.
1176
01:27:16.899 --> 01:27:20.300
I'm sorry you lost
your job because of me.
1177
01:27:20.302 --> 01:27:22.436
and I'm sorry
I've treated you this way.
1178
01:27:23.806 --> 01:27:25.639
-If I'd known--
-Roy.
1179
01:27:27.243 --> 01:27:29.276
Look. what we're
doing tonight...
1180
01:27:30.679 --> 01:27:32.279
out in the field as mates...
1181
01:27:34.850 --> 01:27:37.584
this... right now...
1182
01:27:39.688 --> 01:27:40.921
This is what it's about.
1183
01:27:42.825 --> 01:27:44.291
Not some job.
1184
01:27:54.370 --> 01:27:55.836
.
1185
01:28:00.843 --> 01:28:02.409
It's a shame
you don't have yours.
1186
01:28:06.582 --> 01:28:08.615
I thought you said
you didn't bring it?
1187
01:28:11.654 --> 01:28:12.953
I said I wasn't
going to wear it.
1188
01:28:15.858 --> 01:28:18.292
With Goodman.
I was part of a team.
1189
01:28:18.894 --> 01:28:19.993
And I lost that.
1190
01:28:19.995 --> 01:28:23.497
But I now realize I've always
been a part of this team.
1191
01:28:25.801 --> 01:28:27.701
.
1192
01:28:31.807 --> 01:28:33.740
Right. let's get to work.
1193
01:28:35.511 --> 01:28:37.044
Don't you start
bossing me around now.
1194
01:28:37.579 --> 01:28:39.513
Well. I am the head
of the Astro-Nuts.
1195
01:28:39.515 --> 01:28:40.881
Head of the Astro--
1196
01:28:40.883 --> 01:28:42.316
That's not funny. Harry.
1197
01:28:43.819 --> 01:28:45.619
Harry? Let's talk about this.
1198
01:28:46.689 --> 01:28:49.056
Harry? I thought I was
the head Astro-Nut?
1199
01:28:49.058 --> 01:28:51.024
You were. but you
were gone so long
1200
01:28:51.026 --> 01:28:54.394
-the board voted you out.
-The board?
1201
01:28:54.396 --> 01:28:57.097
Harry. there's only three
members. how is that a board?
1202
01:28:58.400 --> 01:29:00.500
Clearly. we both deemed
you unworthy of the title.
1203
01:29:03.372 --> 01:29:05.739
Well. who put you
in charge then?
1204
01:29:05.741 --> 01:29:08.642
We had a vote. Naturally
everyone voted for themselves.
1205
01:29:08.644 --> 01:29:10.444
so we had to draw straws. but...
1206
01:29:11.747 --> 01:29:12.846
I won.
1207
01:29:13.649 --> 01:29:14.848
That's so you.
1208
01:29:14.850 --> 01:29:17.851
Nice hats. Look. right.
I'm just on the phone to Dave.
1209
01:29:17.853 --> 01:29:20.520
not a happy chap.
Anyway. nothing. not a peep.
1210
01:29:20.522 --> 01:29:22.723
Look. apparently. we've
got some telemetry dropout
from a few satellites.
1211
01:29:22.725 --> 01:29:24.691
-Goodman.
-Right.
1212
01:29:24.693 --> 01:29:26.126
Look. I dunno what it means.
but we can't rule anything out
1213
01:29:26.128 --> 01:29:27.694
as coincidence.
When's she due to pass
1214
01:29:27.696 --> 01:29:29.629
-over again?
-Eight minutes.
1215
01:29:29.631 --> 01:29:31.631
Okay. Well. let's get on it.
1216
01:29:31.633 --> 01:29:33.133
There's something going on here
guys I reckon we've got the jump
1217
01:29:33.135 --> 01:29:34.735
on everyone else.
Harry. go fire up the scope.
1218
01:29:34.737 --> 01:29:38.038
Absolutely. That's more like it.
1219
01:29:38.040 --> 01:29:39.906
Yep. we're going to have
to speak to you later. Dave.
1220
01:29:39.908 --> 01:29:41.441
-
Yeah. great.
-Yeah.
1221
01:29:41.443 --> 01:29:43.443
-Okay. bye.
-Yeah.
1222
01:29:43.445 --> 01:29:44.978
.
1223
01:29:47.015 --> 01:29:47.948
Mike?
1224
01:29:49.618 --> 01:29:51.118
.
1225
01:30:20.949 --> 01:30:21.948
Now. we're talking.
1226
01:30:22.785 --> 01:30:25.519
Right. chief. Let's do this.
1227
01:30:25.521 --> 01:30:27.087
.
1228
01:30:29.892 --> 01:30:32.492
.
1229
01:30:33.595 --> 01:30:35.162
-One minute!
-One minute!
1230
01:30:35.931 --> 01:30:37.864
Come on. load
the last recording.
1231
01:30:37.866 --> 01:30:39.633
Okay.
I've got it. here it is.
1232
01:30:45.174 --> 01:30:46.573
I need some numbers. Roy.
1233
01:30:46.575 --> 01:30:47.841
I know. I know.
1234
01:30:47.843 --> 01:30:49.109
Come on. come on. fast forward.
1235
01:30:50.879 --> 01:30:51.812
There.
1236
01:30:54.616 --> 01:30:55.549
I told you.
1237
01:31:09.031 --> 01:31:10.163
Numbers?
1238
01:31:10.165 --> 01:31:11.865
We've got 30 seconds. guys.
1239
01:31:11.867 --> 01:31:13.934
Elevation. 18 degrees.
south by south-east.
1240
01:31:15.237 --> 01:31:17.170
18 degrees. south. southeast?
1241
01:31:17.172 --> 01:31:18.939
Bearing. one-five-niner.
1242
01:31:18.941 --> 01:31:20.607
One-five-niner.
1243
01:31:20.609 --> 01:31:21.908
20 seconds!
1244
01:31:26.181 --> 01:31:27.747
Scope set. we're rolling.
1245
01:31:27.749 --> 01:31:29.149
Ten seconds. here she comes.
1246
01:31:29.952 --> 01:31:31.718
Keep your eyes peeled. boys.
1247
01:31:33.922 --> 01:31:35.121
Five.
1248
01:31:35.123 --> 01:31:36.256
four.
1249
01:31:36.258 --> 01:31:37.757
three.
1250
01:31:37.759 --> 01:31:38.692
two.
1251
01:31:39.561 --> 01:31:40.494
one.
1252
01:31:47.970 --> 01:31:49.202
Got it.
1253
01:31:49.204 --> 01:31:50.170
Tracking.
1254
01:31:53.742 --> 01:31:55.075
.
1255
01:31:57.913 --> 01:31:59.212
.
1256
01:32:28.644 --> 01:32:29.743
Hold that position.
1257
01:32:34.149 --> 01:32:35.115
I told you.
1258
01:32:36.051 --> 01:32:37.284
What did I tell you. huh?
1259
01:32:38.120 --> 01:32:40.120
What in God's name
is going on here?
1260
01:32:44.192 --> 01:32:45.125
Sky map.
1261
01:32:47.763 --> 01:32:49.763
Mike. your sky map.
1262
01:32:51.633 --> 01:32:52.666
Sky map?
1263
01:32:56.104 --> 01:32:58.138
No. the image from
your system earlier.
1264
01:32:58.140 --> 01:33:00.273
It's gone.
his hard-drive's fried.
1265
01:33:00.876 --> 01:33:02.676
-Damn it.
-Well. look. I lost
the one from earlier.
1266
01:33:02.678 --> 01:33:04.945
-but I can
run the program again.
-Do it.
1267
01:33:04.947 --> 01:33:07.747
-Do you remember it doesn't
work properly. right?
-Do it.
1268
01:33:09.718 --> 01:33:10.817
Okay.
1269
01:33:11.687 --> 01:33:13.653
.
1270
01:33:16.358 --> 01:33:18.291
There.
1271
01:33:18.293 --> 01:33:19.759
That.
1272
01:33:19.761 --> 01:33:20.894
Yeah. what about it?
1273
01:33:21.830 --> 01:33:23.296
What if this is
no system glitch?
1274
01:33:25.200 --> 01:33:27.734
What if your program
works perfectly?
1275
01:33:28.370 --> 01:33:29.869
And this...
1276
01:33:30.906 --> 01:33:32.138
this is no error.
1277
01:33:35.143 --> 01:33:37.844
What if this.
whatever this is...
1278
01:33:39.348 --> 01:33:41.181
is what's blocking
the satellites?
1279
01:33:45.220 --> 01:33:47.354
You said yourself your program
is looking straight up
1280
01:33:48.156 --> 01:33:51.391
and that should not be there.
1281
01:33:51.393 --> 01:33:53.793
.
1282
01:33:56.298 --> 01:33:57.998
Harry. has your
scope got infrared?
1283
01:33:59.935 --> 01:34:01.368
Yeah.
1284
01:34:01.370 --> 01:34:02.836
Yeah. it does.
1285
01:34:17.419 --> 01:34:18.385
That's not right.
1286
01:34:19.688 --> 01:34:22.255
Space should read
as dark red in IR mode.
1287
01:34:22.257 --> 01:34:23.823
Black is wrong.
1288
01:34:24.393 --> 01:34:26.693
There's nothing there.
there's not even stars.
1289
01:34:28.296 --> 01:34:29.896
Wait. Harry. stop.
1290
01:34:29.898 --> 01:34:31.264
.
1291
01:34:34.169 --> 01:34:35.301
Pan right.
1292
01:34:45.047 --> 01:34:45.979
Stop.
1293
01:34:49.351 --> 01:34:50.450
Stars.
1294
01:35:09.705 --> 01:35:10.704
Zoom out.
1295
01:35:13.408 --> 01:35:14.407
Keep coming.
1296
01:35:22.084 --> 01:35:24.017
There's something up there.
1297
01:35:24.986 --> 01:35:26.052
Oh. my God.
1298
01:35:50.979 --> 01:35:52.946
.
1299
01:35:59.154 --> 01:36:00.954
I don't believe it.
1300
01:36:02.524 --> 01:36:04.324
I do not believe it.
1301
01:36:22.511 --> 01:36:24.043
It's been there all night.
1302
01:36:25.347 --> 01:36:27.013
Right above us.
1303
01:36:28.950 --> 01:36:30.884
You are recording this right?
1304
01:36:40.162 --> 01:36:41.094
Roy?
1305
01:36:42.030 --> 01:36:43.296
Roy. get a load of this.
1306
01:36:49.237 --> 01:36:50.503
I can't see anything.
1307
01:36:59.948 --> 01:37:01.214
Well. it's no wonder.
1308
01:37:01.883 --> 01:37:03.883
Whatever it is.
it isn't reading on the scope
1309
01:37:03.885 --> 01:37:06.219
in the visible spectrum. but in
infrared it's crystal clear.
1310
01:37:07.455 --> 01:37:09.422
Yeah. and I'm getting
a strong radio signature.
1311
01:37:10.525 --> 01:37:12.258
Christ.
1312
01:37:12.260 --> 01:37:13.560
Do we report this?
1313
01:37:14.262 --> 01:37:15.995
I wouldn't know what to report.
1314
01:37:15.997 --> 01:37:20.099
Well. surely. if it's visible
through infrared. NASA's
got to be picking it up.
1315
01:37:20.101 --> 01:37:21.601
Probably.
1316
01:37:21.603 --> 01:37:23.336
To be honest.
anyone with an infrared scope
1317
01:37:23.338 --> 01:37:25.471
would be able to see this.
but you know.
1318
01:37:25.473 --> 01:37:27.473
it's not exactly drawing
attention to itself.
1319
01:37:28.610 --> 01:37:30.443
It's got to be a couple
of hundred meters wide.
1320
01:37:30.445 --> 01:37:32.478
probably about the size
of a football stadium.
1321
01:37:33.148 --> 01:37:35.048
and although. yeah.
that's pretty big.
1322
01:37:35.584 --> 01:37:37.550
compared to the rest
of the sky it's pretty small.
1323
01:37:38.854 --> 01:37:41.454
Unless you were combing
systematically across
the whole sky.
1324
01:37:41.456 --> 01:37:43.122
you'd easily miss it.
look. watch.
1325
01:37:51.366 --> 01:37:53.566
It's basically
a shadow in space.
1326
01:37:54.603 --> 01:37:57.036
Pretty hard to see
shadows in the dark.
1327
01:38:03.912 --> 01:38:05.912
I never would've believed it.
1328
01:38:09.918 --> 01:38:11.517
.
1329
01:38:23.899 --> 01:38:25.231
What the hell?
1330
01:38:28.904 --> 01:38:30.069
What is that?
1331
01:38:37.612 --> 01:38:39.045
I mean. that's sound.
1332
01:38:40.048 --> 01:38:41.614
It's real time imaging.
it works.
1333
01:38:42.350 --> 01:38:44.684
Look. my system works.
it actually works.
1334
01:38:44.686 --> 01:38:47.053
.
1335
01:38:47.055 --> 01:38:48.388
.
1336
01:38:48.957 --> 01:38:49.956
No.
1337
01:39:01.036 --> 01:39:02.535
It's the source of the signal.
1338
01:39:05.340 --> 01:39:07.073
Look. it's transmitting.
I mean. these pulses.
1339
01:39:07.075 --> 01:39:09.108
they sync with the clicks
coming through the tuner.
1340
01:39:09.711 --> 01:39:11.277
-It wasn't a bounce back at all.
-No.
1341
01:39:11.279 --> 01:39:13.179
It was being broadcast
from orbit.
1342
01:39:15.183 --> 01:39:16.449
Sounds like Morse Code.
1343
01:39:19.587 --> 01:39:20.520
No.
1344
01:39:21.723 --> 01:39:23.022
No. it's binary.
1345
01:39:30.565 --> 01:39:32.365
Yeah. it's binary.
1346
01:39:36.671 --> 01:39:38.037
It's got to be a loop pattern.
1347
01:39:38.038 --> 01:39:39.404
-Is it random?
-Non-random.
binary is never random.
1348
01:39:42.711 --> 01:39:46.012
-Why are they
transmitting binary?
-Out of pure logic.
1349
01:39:46.014 --> 01:39:49.082
Maths is the language
of the universe.
no translation required.
1350
01:39:49.084 --> 01:39:52.251
Yeah. two plus two
will always equal four
no matter where you come from.
1351
01:39:52.253 --> 01:39:55.021
If an alien civilization is
intelligent enough to transmit.
1352
01:39:55.023 --> 01:39:56.990
let alone travel through space.
then they need maths.
1353
01:39:56.992 --> 01:39:59.058
Yeah. and if another
civilization is advanced enough
1354
01:39:59.060 --> 01:40:01.160
to intercept this signal. then
1355
01:40:04.265 --> 01:40:05.348
they'll definitely know maths.
1356
01:40:05.349 --> 01:40:06.432
But surely. they're more
advanced than simple binary?
1357
01:40:06.434 --> 01:40:08.267
Substantially. yeah.
but they don't know we are.
1358
01:40:08.269 --> 01:40:10.036
It's the best way
to make first contact.
1359
01:40:10.438 --> 01:40:12.372
And maths is common ground.
1360
01:40:16.311 --> 01:40:18.411
You know what else
is binary. don't you?
1361
01:40:20.281 --> 01:40:22.448
-Arecibo.
-Arecibo.
1362
01:40:24.486 --> 01:40:26.252
This is insane.
1363
01:40:26.254 --> 01:40:28.221
Look. tell him about Arecibo.
1364
01:40:28.223 --> 01:40:30.623
Okay. Roy. get this.
in the '70s.
1365
01:40:30.625 --> 01:40:32.692
a binary message was
broadcast into space
1366
01:40:32.694 --> 01:40:35.194
from the Arecibo
Observatory in Puerto Rico.
1367
01:40:35.196 --> 01:40:37.363
1.679 digits. right?
1368
01:40:37.365 --> 01:40:38.798
Yeah. yeah. yeah
something like that.
but it was never really
1369
01:40:38.800 --> 01:40:40.433
a serious attempt
to make contact.
1370
01:40:40.435 --> 01:40:41.701
No. not really.
1371
01:40:41.703 --> 01:40:43.069
its purpose was to demonstrate
1372
01:40:43.071 --> 01:40:44.570
the telescope's capabilities.
1373
01:40:45.673 --> 01:40:47.173
I mean. they were aiming
it at a star system
1374
01:40:47.175 --> 01:40:49.042
that was 25.000
light years away.
1375
01:40:49.044 --> 01:40:50.676
That's 50.000 years
for a reply at best.
1376
01:40:51.679 --> 01:40:53.279
Well. you're going to
run up a hell of a bill
1377
01:40:53.281 --> 01:40:54.781
-being kept on hold that long.
-Yeah.
1378
01:40:56.518 --> 01:40:58.217
It could have been intercepted.
1379
01:41:00.488 --> 01:41:01.587
It's a possibility.
1380
01:41:03.792 --> 01:41:05.324
I think everything's just moved
1381
01:41:05.326 --> 01:41:07.560
from a possibility
to a probability.
1382
01:41:22.777 --> 01:41:24.143
What did you say it was?
1383
01:41:24.145 --> 01:41:25.144
1.600 and?
1384
01:41:25.146 --> 01:41:26.179
79.
1385
01:41:26.181 --> 01:41:27.647
.
1386
01:41:43.665 --> 01:41:45.431
.
1387
01:41:52.774 --> 01:41:54.240
1.679.
1388
01:41:56.678 --> 01:41:58.244
.
1389
01:42:08.156 --> 01:42:09.489
Can you decode on that?
1390
01:42:10.658 --> 01:42:11.624
Silly question.
1391
01:42:17.398 --> 01:42:19.899
Do you have a copy of
the original Arecibo message?
1392
01:42:20.835 --> 01:42:22.502
Again. silly question.
1393
01:42:23.872 --> 01:42:26.739
The Arecibo is
a simple binary code.
1394
01:42:27.308 --> 01:42:29.542
when arranged correctly.
it reveals...
1395
01:42:33.381 --> 01:42:34.264
this.
1396
01:42:34.265 --> 01:42:35.148
This is what
the original looked like.
1397
01:42:35.783 --> 01:42:38.784
It's a visual message
containing basic information
1398
01:42:38.786 --> 01:42:40.720
about humans
and life on our planet.
1399
01:42:41.656 --> 01:42:45.191
Earth biochemicals. the formula
for DNA. that sort of thing.
1400
01:42:46.161 --> 01:42:49.328
If I remember correctly.
it's 73 columns wide
1401
01:42:50.231 --> 01:42:51.898
with 21 digits in each.
1402
01:42:52.433 --> 01:42:54.200
Arrange the incoming
signal like that.
1403
01:42:54.202 --> 01:42:55.501
let's see what we get.
1404
01:43:00.875 --> 01:43:03.376
.
1405
01:43:10.451 --> 01:43:11.817
I don't believe this.
1406
01:43:12.954 --> 01:43:14.820
It's Arecibo all right.
1407
01:43:15.690 --> 01:43:18.858
See. the base-10's
is exactly the same
as the original. We've got
1408
01:43:19.928 --> 01:43:21.928
carbon-based biochemistry.
1409
01:43:21.930 --> 01:43:24.363
DNA nucleotides.
the double-helix.
1410
01:43:24.365 --> 01:43:25.665
it's all there.
1411
01:43:35.276 --> 01:43:36.642
Wait...
1412
01:43:38.313 --> 01:43:39.545
There are differences here.
1413
01:43:40.882 --> 01:43:42.415
Where?
1414
01:43:42.417 --> 01:43:43.683
Look.
1415
01:43:44.385 --> 01:43:45.851
Subtle but significant.
1416
01:43:54.662 --> 01:43:55.828
Why is it doing that?
1417
01:44:04.372 --> 01:44:05.671
It's not Arecibo.
1418
01:44:08.543 --> 01:44:10.009
It's a response to Arecibo.
1419
01:44:10.011 --> 01:44:12.445
.
1420
01:44:17.919 --> 01:44:19.285
It's almost identical.
1421
01:44:20.755 --> 01:44:21.854
Meaning?
1422
01:44:27.996 --> 01:44:30.663
Meaning we're
of common cosmic origin.
1423
01:44:43.711 --> 01:44:44.644
My God.
1424
01:44:52.387 --> 01:44:53.953
.
1425
01:44:55.556 --> 01:44:56.622
No.
1426
01:44:58.059 --> 01:44:59.825
No. no. no. I'm losing power.
1427
01:44:59.827 --> 01:45:02.361
-What?
-Look. my batteries
are dying here.
1428
01:45:02.363 --> 01:45:04.630
Jesus. Roy. I thought
you designed these things
to last all night?
1429
01:45:04.632 --> 01:45:06.299
For two systems. Harry.
We're running three here.
1430
01:45:06.301 --> 01:45:07.733
plus your scope
and these aerials.
1431
01:45:07.735 --> 01:45:09.702
If we lose power.
we lose everything.
1432
01:45:09.704 --> 01:45:11.837
-What do you mean.
we lose everything?
-The recordings.
1433
01:45:11.839 --> 01:45:14.573
My hard drive's fried. remember.
We got no long-term memory.
1434
01:45:15.877 --> 01:45:17.076
Christ.
1435
01:45:19.314 --> 01:45:21.047
Look. my system can only
hold data while it's running.
1436
01:45:21.049 --> 01:45:21.981
Use my drive.
1437
01:45:21.983 --> 01:45:25.451
This transfer is going
to take time and guzzle power.
1438
01:45:25.453 --> 01:45:27.320
If we can't get the files across
before I lose that power.
1439
01:45:27.322 --> 01:45:28.587
then the system will die.
1440
01:45:29.924 --> 01:45:32.625
-We'll lose the recordings.
-Jesus.
1441
01:45:32.627 --> 01:45:34.627
Roy. pull the plugs on
everything you've got
in the back.
1442
01:45:34.629 --> 01:45:35.761
Got it.
1443
01:45:42.770 --> 01:45:44.837
Come on. come on. come on.
1444
01:45:45.440 --> 01:45:46.739
Roy. pull it.
1445
01:45:52.647 --> 01:45:54.580
Look. we've got 18 minutes.
that's not going to be enough.
1446
01:45:54.582 --> 01:45:55.715
Do you have any spare batteries?
1447
01:45:55.717 --> 01:45:58.051
I don't know. do we?
You guys packed the car.
1448
01:45:58.052 --> 01:46:00.386
-I didn't pack 'em.
-You mean you
packed all this.
1449
01:46:00.388 --> 01:46:01.620
and didn't think
to bring some more batteries?
1450
01:46:01.622 --> 01:46:03.122
Harry. we've got
a serious problem here.
1451
01:46:03.124 --> 01:46:04.657
We've got more than a problem.
1452
01:46:04.659 --> 01:46:05.825
What do you want me to do. Mike?
1453
01:46:05.827 --> 01:46:07.460
We've got no spare batteries.
1454
01:46:07.462 --> 01:46:08.861
.
1455
01:46:12.367 --> 01:46:13.833
What do you want to do. Mike?
1456
01:46:13.835 --> 01:46:15.685
Well. listen.
I've got some power units
back at the station.
1457
01:46:15.686 --> 01:46:17.536
-We got to go.
-We'll never make it.
1458
01:46:17.538 --> 01:46:18.838
Look. we don't have a choice.
1459
01:46:19.440 --> 01:46:20.773
We might be the only
ones getting this data.
1460
01:46:20.775 --> 01:46:21.907
and if we want to save
these recordings.
1461
01:46:21.909 --> 01:46:23.376
we got to do something.
1462
01:46:23.378 --> 01:46:24.744
We've got 18 minutes.
1463
01:46:25.546 --> 01:46:27.580
If we're going to go.
we've got to go right now.
1464
01:46:27.582 --> 01:46:29.915
-Mike. we'll never make it.
-We can make it.
1465
01:46:31.519 --> 01:46:32.685
I'll get you there.
1466
01:46:34.589 --> 01:46:36.122
Tell me what to do.
1467
01:46:39.894 --> 01:46:41.827
Okay. okay. let's do it.
1468
01:46:42.430 --> 01:46:44.397
We'll get the gear.
you cut loose what you can.
1469
01:46:44.766 --> 01:46:45.931
Wait. Harry!
1470
01:46:45.933 --> 01:46:47.867
What if there's more to come?
1471
01:46:47.869 --> 01:46:49.769
If I pull the transmission.
we'll miss it.
1472
01:46:49.771 --> 01:46:51.570
Look. we've got
to kill it anyway.
1473
01:46:51.572 --> 01:46:53.439
We can't move the vehicle
with the aerials deployed.
1474
01:46:53.441 --> 01:46:55.674
It's better to save what
you've got than lose the lot.
1475
01:47:03.518 --> 01:47:05.151
I can't believe
I'm going to do this.
1476
01:47:05.153 --> 01:47:06.919
.
1477
01:47:12.593 --> 01:47:14.460
.
1478
01:47:19.667 --> 01:47:21.600
Roy. grab the aerials.
I've got the scope.
1479
01:47:21.602 --> 01:47:22.902
I'm on it.
1480
01:47:35.116 --> 01:47:36.649
Come on. come on.
1481
01:47:36.651 --> 01:47:40.653
-How we looking?
-Transfer's going. but
it is drinking power. okay?
1482
01:47:40.655 --> 01:47:42.588
-we don't have much time.
-This is going to be tight.
1483
01:47:42.590 --> 01:47:44.523
Be as quick
as you can. Roy!
1484
01:47:45.526 --> 01:47:47.460
Harry. get your gear loaded.
and get the car started.
1485
01:47:47.462 --> 01:47:49.061
I'm on it.
1486
01:47:50.731 --> 01:47:52.097
Come on. come on. get
that thing in here.
1487
01:47:52.099 --> 01:47:53.599
Hang on. I need
to get the tripod.
1488
01:47:54.669 --> 01:47:56.235
Bloody tripod.
1489
01:47:56.237 --> 01:47:57.770
.
1490
01:48:25.867 --> 01:48:26.966
Key.
1491
01:48:28.035 --> 01:48:28.968
Mike. where's the key?
1492
01:48:28.970 --> 01:48:30.069
I don't have it.
1493
01:48:30.071 --> 01:48:31.737
why would I have it?
1494
01:48:32.807 --> 01:48:34.240
Where's the key?
1495
01:48:43.851 --> 01:48:45.551
Where the hell is Roy?
1496
01:48:47.054 --> 01:48:48.954
Harry. get this car started.
1497
01:48:48.956 --> 01:48:50.589
Key. give me the key!
1498
01:48:50.591 --> 01:48:51.857
Damn it.
1499
01:48:54.161 --> 01:48:55.928
Mike. get this gear
loaded and ready to go.
1500
01:48:55.930 --> 01:48:57.196
Yeah.
1501
01:49:03.137 --> 01:49:04.770
.
1502
01:49:05.873 --> 01:49:07.206
No. no. no. no. no.
1503
01:49:07.208 --> 01:49:08.741
Come on. come on.
1504
01:49:17.552 --> 01:49:18.617
Come on.
1505
01:49:19.654 --> 01:49:20.653
Come on!
1506
01:49:22.990 --> 01:49:24.156
Eight percent.
1507
01:49:28.896 --> 01:49:29.729
Come on. come on. hurry.
1508
01:49:29.730 --> 01:49:30.563
Harry.
get this car started!
1509
01:49:30.565 --> 01:49:32.798
-It won't start!
-We got to go. guys.
1510
01:49:32.800 --> 01:49:34.099
Let me try.
1511
01:49:38.673 --> 01:49:40.105
-Come on.
1512
01:49:48.249 --> 01:49:49.982
Come on. Roy. Come on. Roy.
1513
01:49:50.718 --> 01:49:51.951
Come on.
1514
01:49:54.889 --> 01:49:56.055
Come on.
1515
01:49:57.959 --> 01:49:59.658
Come on. get it started. Roy.
1516
01:49:59.660 --> 01:50:00.859
Come on. start.
1517
01:50:03.064 --> 01:50:04.129
Come on.
1518
01:50:05.366 --> 01:50:06.932
.
1519
01:50:07.802 --> 01:50:10.636
.
1520
01:50:10.638 --> 01:50:11.670
Well done.
1521
01:50:11.672 --> 01:50:12.938
Mike. get in!
1522
01:50:13.608 --> 01:50:14.607
It won't fit.
1523
01:50:14.609 --> 01:50:17.610
I can't get
the scope to fit. Harry.
1524
01:50:17.612 --> 01:50:18.844
She'll fit. Mike.
You're not doing it right.
1525
01:50:18.846 --> 01:50:20.913
-Leave it.
-What?
1526
01:50:20.915 --> 01:50:22.247
We're running out of time.
1527
01:50:22.249 --> 01:50:25.851
-No. she'll fit.
-Harry there's no time
for this. come on.
1528
01:50:25.853 --> 01:50:27.853
-Get back in the car.
-She'll fit.
she'll fit. she'll fit.
1529
01:50:27.855 --> 01:50:28.854
This is ridiculous.
1530
01:50:30.625 --> 01:50:33.158
I'm sorry. Harry.
She's not going to fit.
1531
01:50:34.362 --> 01:50:36.161
Come on. Annabelle.
get in the car.
1532
01:50:36.163 --> 01:50:37.997
Harry. get back in the car.
we've got to go now.
1533
01:50:37.999 --> 01:50:39.865
Come on. we've got 12 minutes.
we've got to go.
1534
01:50:39.867 --> 01:50:41.400
Just exactly how it was.
1535
01:50:41.402 --> 01:50:43.235
-We haven't got time for this.
-What are you doing.
1536
01:50:43.237 --> 01:50:46.205
-just get in the car.
-Just over here.
1537
01:50:46.207 --> 01:50:47.139
Harry!
1538
01:50:48.309 --> 01:50:49.742
You've got to leave her.
1539
01:50:51.412 --> 01:50:52.378
We got to go.
1540
01:50:52.913 --> 01:50:54.179
.
1541
01:50:54.181 --> 01:50:55.814
.
1542
01:51:05.760 --> 01:51:07.760
What's he doing. Roy?
We need to go.
1543
01:51:07.762 --> 01:51:09.662
Harry. if you don't come now.
I'm going to leave you here
1544
01:51:09.664 --> 01:51:11.730
in this field. all on
your own. with Annabelle.
1545
01:51:12.333 --> 01:51:13.966
.
1546
01:51:14.702 --> 01:51:16.835
It's just a telescope.
I'll get you another one.
1547
01:51:23.744 --> 01:51:25.210
Roy. just a telescope?
1548
01:51:25.212 --> 01:51:27.079
Yes. I know. I'm sorry.
Put your belt on.
1549
01:51:27.081 --> 01:51:28.714
Look come on. come on.
Put your foot down. Roy.
1550
01:51:28.716 --> 01:51:29.848
Let's go.
1551
01:51:31.052 --> 01:51:33.886
.
1552
01:51:42.730 --> 01:51:43.896
Bloody hell.
1553
01:51:52.206 --> 01:51:53.238
Whoa. whoa. whoa. Roy.
1554
01:51:53.240 --> 01:51:56.008
-You just missed a turning.
-I'm not going that way.
1555
01:51:56.010 --> 01:51:57.776
-We've got to go back.
-No. I know a shortcut.
1556
01:51:57.778 --> 01:51:59.244
It's the only way
we're going to make it.
1557
01:51:59.246 --> 01:52:01.113
-You sure?
-Trust me.
1558
01:52:01.882 --> 01:52:03.482
.
1559
01:52:07.254 --> 01:52:08.921
.
1560
01:52:10.458 --> 01:52:11.824
-Dave. Yeah. good.
-
Mike?
1561
01:52:11.826 --> 01:52:13.325
I was just about to call you.
1562
01:52:13.327 --> 01:52:14.827
You were right.
we're beginning to--
1563
01:52:14.829 --> 01:52:15.861
-What?
-Incoming transmi--
1564
01:52:15.863 --> 01:52:17.296
Dave. you're breaking up.
1565
01:52:17.298 --> 01:52:18.731
Signal strength is--
1566
01:52:18.733 --> 01:52:20.099
.
1567
01:52:22.002 --> 01:52:23.402
Dave. I need you
to get to the storeroom
1568
01:52:23.404 --> 01:52:26.972
and pick out
the size 47 power unit.
1569
01:52:26.974 --> 01:52:29.208
-What?
-Size 47.
1570
01:52:29.210 --> 01:52:32.044
-Mike. why do you
need the power unit?
-Dave. I can't hear you.
1571
01:52:32.046 --> 01:52:34.079
-Mike. I'm losing you.
can you hear me?
-What?
1572
01:52:34.081 --> 01:52:35.914
-Mike?
-Dave?
1573
01:52:35.916 --> 01:52:37.983
-Dave you're--
1574
01:52:37.985 --> 01:52:40.819
-I've lost signal.
-Yeah. I've got nothing.
1575
01:52:40.821 --> 01:52:41.987
Time check?
1576
01:52:45.326 --> 01:52:46.859
Look. we've got
11 minutes battery.
1577
01:52:46.861 --> 01:52:48.894
-Go. Roy. go.
-Hold on.
1578
01:53:00.474 --> 01:53:02.174
Come on. all these damn cables.
1579
01:53:02.176 --> 01:53:03.876
I can't get a bloody signal.
1580
01:53:09.483 --> 01:53:11.083
Whoa. whoa. Roy. Roy!
1581
01:53:12.253 --> 01:53:13.318
Roy!
1582
01:53:15.489 --> 01:53:17.055
.
1583
01:53:17.057 --> 01:53:18.924
.
1584
01:53:21.562 --> 01:53:23.428
-Shortcut?
-Just get it.
1585
01:53:29.170 --> 01:53:30.102
It's locked!
1586
01:53:30.104 --> 01:53:31.336
Damn it.
1587
01:53:32.339 --> 01:53:33.972
This is not good.
1588
01:53:39.413 --> 01:53:40.979
Look. we've got six percent!
1589
01:53:42.383 --> 01:53:43.849
We're never going to make this.
1590
01:53:43.851 --> 01:53:47.286
-Harry. get the boot.
-They're not bolt
cutters. Roy.
1591
01:53:47.288 --> 01:53:48.954
They're all we've got. go!
1592
01:53:50.357 --> 01:53:51.356
.
1593
01:53:51.358 --> 01:53:53.225
.
1594
01:53:55.563 --> 01:53:56.595
Come on.
1595
01:53:57.097 --> 01:53:58.197
.
1596
01:54:01.836 --> 01:54:03.235
.
1597
01:54:15.015 --> 01:54:16.215
.
1598
01:54:17.585 --> 01:54:19.484
-Dave. can you hear me?
-Yeah. I can hear you.
1599
01:54:19.486 --> 01:54:22.187
Yeah. Dave. I need
the size 47 power unit
1600
01:54:22.189 --> 01:54:24.489
-from the storeroom.
-What. why?
1601
01:54:24.491 --> 01:54:26.091
Look. I don't have
time to explain. okay?
1602
01:54:26.093 --> 01:54:28.393
We're coming into
the Block C car park.
1603
01:54:28.395 --> 01:54:29.928
Block C. copy.
1604
01:54:29.930 --> 01:54:31.897
.
1605
01:54:35.269 --> 01:54:37.135
No. no. no. no.
my hard drive's full.
1606
01:54:37.137 --> 01:54:38.470
Look. Harry.
I need your hard drive.
1607
01:54:38.472 --> 01:54:39.905
Dave. get the power unit.
1608
01:54:39.907 --> 01:54:40.906
Harry. hurry up!
1609
01:54:43.143 --> 01:54:45.611
Come on. come on. come on.
1610
01:54:53.487 --> 01:54:55.554
Mike. we're getting
a major incoming
transmission here.
1611
01:54:55.556 --> 01:54:57.456
I know. I know.
I bloody told you.
1612
01:54:57.458 --> 01:54:59.358
Signal strength
is off the charts.
1613
01:54:59.360 --> 01:55:03.161
It's Arecibo.
it's a response to Arecibo.
1614
01:55:03.163 --> 01:55:04.529
Arecibo?
1615
01:55:04.531 --> 01:55:07.432
Look. it's binary.
it's a reply to Arecibo.
1616
01:55:08.035 --> 01:55:10.535
but my system's fried.
we're losing power.
I need that power unit.
1617
01:55:10.537 --> 01:55:12.537
Otherwise. we're going
to lose all the data.
1618
01:55:18.646 --> 01:55:20.212
Okay. I'm in
the storeroom.
1619
01:55:20.214 --> 01:55:21.580
Okay. good. it's in a gray
1620
01:55:21.582 --> 01:55:23.982
pelican case on the top shelf.
1621
01:55:23.984 --> 01:55:27.286
-Which shelf?
-Yeah. top shelf.
top shelf. Dave.
1622
01:55:27.288 --> 01:55:28.520
Got it. got it.
1623
01:55:29.456 --> 01:55:32.124
We're coming into
the Block C car park.
1624
01:55:32.126 --> 01:55:34.259
We're about five miles out.
1625
01:55:34.261 --> 01:55:35.260
Block C. roger.
1626
01:55:37.197 --> 01:55:38.330
Come on.
1627
01:55:46.573 --> 01:55:48.407
.
1628
01:55:48.409 --> 01:55:49.574
Hold on.
1629
01:55:53.948 --> 01:55:55.147
.
1630
01:56:06.593 --> 01:56:10.095
The transfers going.
we are back in business.
1631
01:56:11.298 --> 01:56:13.098
.
1632
01:56:16.337 --> 01:56:17.970
What the hell is that?
1633
01:56:18.339 --> 01:56:20.305
We've got four percent battery.
That's five minutes till
1634
01:56:20.307 --> 01:56:21.506
complete system failure.
1635
01:56:23.043 --> 01:56:24.343
Yeah. I'm working on it.
1636
01:56:28.549 --> 01:56:30.215
Dave. you better be there.
1637
01:56:35.255 --> 01:56:36.621
-Move!
1638
01:56:36.623 --> 01:56:38.724
Get out of the way!
Come on. move.
1639
01:56:44.298 --> 01:56:45.998
.
1640
01:56:46.000 --> 01:56:47.165
Get out of my way.
1641
01:56:48.068 --> 01:56:49.034
Roy. red light. Roy.
1642
01:56:50.771 --> 01:56:52.104
Red light. Roy. red light.
1643
01:56:56.143 --> 01:56:57.275
Time?
1644
01:56:58.512 --> 01:57:00.078
Less than four minutes.
1645
01:57:02.182 --> 01:57:03.115
Oh my god.
1646
01:57:04.618 --> 01:57:06.218
-Hold on.
-Hold on!
1647
01:57:14.161 --> 01:57:16.094
Whoa. Roy. Roy. Roy. slow down!
1648
01:57:16.096 --> 01:57:17.462
Roy. Roy!
1649
01:57:19.199 --> 01:57:20.632
-Roy. we're never
going to make it.
-Roy. what are you doing?
1650
01:57:20.634 --> 01:57:22.367
-We're never going to make it.
-Roy!
1651
01:57:22.369 --> 01:57:23.769
-Roy!
-Roy!
1652
01:57:25.105 --> 01:57:26.538
.
1653
01:57:30.811 --> 01:57:32.344
.
1654
01:57:33.113 --> 01:57:34.212
Christ. that was close.
1655
01:57:34.615 --> 01:57:36.114
I don't think
I can breathe.
1656
01:57:36.116 --> 01:57:37.315
.
1657
01:57:37.317 --> 01:57:40.285
You are never
driving my car again. Roy.
1658
01:57:40.821 --> 01:57:42.354
.
1659
01:57:52.332 --> 01:57:54.666
.
1660
01:58:27.668 --> 01:58:29.668
.
1661
01:58:41.215 --> 01:58:42.848
We're here. where do I go?
Mike. where do I go?
1662
01:58:42.850 --> 01:58:44.649
Block C car park.
1663
01:58:44.651 --> 01:58:45.784
There. there.
1664
01:58:45.786 --> 01:58:46.885
I got it. I see it.
1665
01:58:51.358 --> 01:58:52.791
Come on. come on.
1666
01:58:54.261 --> 01:58:55.393
Stop. stop!
1667
01:58:56.497 --> 01:58:58.230
.
1668
01:59:00.801 --> 01:59:02.300
Run. Mike. run!
1669
01:59:09.543 --> 01:59:10.609
One minute. Mike.
1670
01:59:14.915 --> 01:59:16.448
Dave. over here!
1671
01:59:16.850 --> 01:59:18.150
Dave!
1672
01:59:22.823 --> 01:59:24.456
Come on. Mike. this way!
1673
01:59:24.458 --> 01:59:25.524
Come on. in here!
1674
01:59:26.660 --> 01:59:28.426
Give me the cables.
give me the cables!
1675
01:59:30.397 --> 01:59:31.863
Thirty seconds.
1676
01:59:31.865 --> 01:59:33.498
Come on. come on. come on.
1677
01:59:34.301 --> 01:59:35.500
Hook 'em up.
1678
01:59:37.471 --> 01:59:38.870
Come on. come on.
1679
01:59:40.440 --> 01:59:41.773
Fifteen seconds.
1680
01:59:48.515 --> 01:59:50.782
Red light. you hooked up?
1681
01:59:57.191 --> 01:59:58.890
-Okay. got it. Go!
-Do it. do it.
1682
01:59:58.892 --> 02:00:00.725
.
1683
02:00:05.732 --> 02:00:07.465
.
1684
02:00:07.467 --> 02:00:08.967
Jesus.
1685
02:00:08.969 --> 02:00:11.369
.
1686
02:00:11.371 --> 02:00:12.904
It doesn't get
any closer than that.
1687
02:00:12.906 --> 02:00:14.506
.
1688
02:00:15.642 --> 02:00:17.242
.
1689
02:00:28.322 --> 02:00:30.288
-Harry.
-Dave.
1690
02:00:30.290 --> 02:00:32.390
-You remember Roy?
-Of course.
1691
02:00:32.392 --> 02:00:34.292
-It's been a while.
-Too long.
1692
02:00:34.795 --> 02:00:36.494
Good to see you
out in the field again.
1693
02:00:36.964 --> 02:00:39.331
Sounds like you chaps have
had an interesting night.
1694
02:00:39.333 --> 02:00:40.432
You could say that.
1695
02:00:42.236 --> 02:00:43.602
I didn't know
you all knew each other.
1696
02:00:48.508 --> 02:00:49.941
.
1697
02:00:49.943 --> 02:00:51.276
Oh. it's like a secret clan.
1698
02:00:51.278 --> 02:00:52.611
Oh. you have no idea.
1699
02:00:53.680 --> 02:00:55.447
So. what is
the score here. Dave?
1700
02:00:56.617 --> 02:00:58.383
This is the real deal.
1701
02:00:58.385 --> 02:01:00.385
SETI have just released
an official statement.
1702
02:01:01.021 --> 02:01:02.787
Within the last few minutes
1703
02:01:02.789 --> 02:01:04.856
tracking stations
around the world
1704
02:01:04.858 --> 02:01:06.458
have identified a craft
1705
02:01:07.394 --> 02:01:08.593
in low Earth orbit.
1706
02:01:09.563 --> 02:01:11.329
Hiding in
the infrared spectrum?
1707
02:01:13.734 --> 02:01:14.866
How'd you know that?
1708
02:01:19.306 --> 02:01:20.939
Have we got some
data to show you.
1709
02:01:22.609 --> 02:01:24.843
.
1710
02:01:27.781 --> 02:01:28.980
That's everything safe.
1711
02:01:29.783 --> 02:01:31.516
On this drive.
we have audio recordings
1712
02:01:31.518 --> 02:01:33.385
of a binary loop pattern
that decoded
1713
02:01:33.387 --> 02:01:36.321
is a clear response
to the Arecibo message.
1714
02:01:36.323 --> 02:01:38.490
-My God.
-Yeah. and if there's anything
left on my hard drive.
1715
02:01:38.492 --> 02:01:40.759
we may well have
the initial beacon signal.
1716
02:01:40.761 --> 02:01:43.028
and Harry has got
infrared video footage
1717
02:01:43.030 --> 02:01:44.996
of that thing in orbit.
1718
02:01:45.666 --> 02:01:47.532
Mike. this is incredible.
1719
02:01:47.534 --> 02:01:49.401
What time was your
acquisition of signal?
1720
02:01:49.403 --> 02:01:50.535
2:54.
1721
02:01:51.371 --> 02:01:52.637
My God.
1722
02:01:53.607 --> 02:01:55.073
that's the earliest
recorded acquisition
1723
02:01:55.075 --> 02:01:56.308
of signal we've had.
1724
02:01:57.477 --> 02:01:59.010
Do you realize what this means?
1725
02:02:00.814 --> 02:02:02.814
You guys are the first.
1726
02:02:02.816 --> 02:02:04.683
.
1727
02:02:12.592 --> 02:02:13.525
The first.
1728
02:02:17.964 --> 02:02:19.798
.
1729
02:02:56.536 --> 02:02:58.737
.
1730
02:03:08.548 --> 02:03:09.581
That's us replying.
1731
02:03:11.985 --> 02:03:14.686
All our tracking stations are
broadcasting the same thing.
1732
02:03:20.660 --> 02:03:21.826
What does it say?
1733
02:03:23.697 --> 02:03:25.096
What else is there to say?
1734
02:03:27.934 --> 02:03:29.801
"Welcome to Earth."
1735
02:03:30.937 --> 02:03:32.470
.
1736
02:04:26.092 --> 02:04:29.661
Come on. come on. come on.
1737
02:04:56.690 --> 02:04:58.490
Oh my god.
1738
02:05:21.081 --> 02:05:22.614
I don't think you'll
have any problems
1739
02:05:22.616 --> 02:05:24.082
with your funding
from now on. Mike.
1740
02:05:51.244 --> 02:05:53.144
.
1741
02:06:13.633 --> 02:06:16.000
.
1742
02:06:19.272 --> 02:06:20.705
I never thought...
1743
02:06:22.042 --> 02:06:24.142
No one ever thought
they'd see this.
1744
02:06:26.279 --> 02:06:28.646
The world's going to wake up
in a few hours' time
1745
02:06:28.648 --> 02:06:30.348
and it's never going
to be the same.
114593