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To want is the driving
force behind science.
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Every new thing you build leads
to something in the future.
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As long as you're serious about it,
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you can accomplish anything
with diligent science.
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You could even build civilization from
scratch and rescue all of humanity.
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Senku...
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You can do it.
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Humanity will be back to eating
ramen in space someday.
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You will.
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In space...
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Alone.
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Why am I the only one
not petrified anymore?
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Stanley's our pilot.
He's the one doing the docking.
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Did the revival watch get damaged?
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Good morning, Senku.
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I trust you're awake now.
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So it wasn't a malfunction.
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Xeno, this is your doing.
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You're in zero gravity, after all.
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Liquids don't flow there.
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Just in case the revival fluid failed,
I woke you up ahead of the others.
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I get it!
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You could have just...
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Ah, sure, let's go with that.
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Xeno-chan used to be one of
Byakuya-chan's colleagues.
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He gave Senku-chan a moment
to be in space alone,
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free to let the emotions flow.
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You aren't even surprised that I'm awake.
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Stanley, you knew, too, didn't you?
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Why are you and Xeno
getting all sentimental for me?
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You weirdos.
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Sentimental?
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You're full of yourself, Senku.
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I'm a soldier.
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I'm just following orders.
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Whatever you say.
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Back in the 20th century, there was a
spaceship design that didn't have windows.
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And there's an anecdote that
the pilots boycotted it.
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To see space with your own eyes
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is just that important for the
emotional well-being of astronauts.
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Do we have enough oxygen?
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Docking in space has unknown risks.
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We've prepared plenty.
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Enough for another astronaut
to be revived, in fact.
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This... This is space?!
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There's no up or down.
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And my body is so light!
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Chill out, lioness.
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Here.
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Francois-sensei's vinyl-packed
space ramen.
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It's delicious!
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It tastes the same as what was aboard the
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International Space Station
in the 21st century.
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This is what Senku's father, Byakuya,
ate thousands of years ago.
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The same food, out here
in space just like us.
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Could this "space station"
thing that Byakuya
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and his team lived in
still be floating out here?
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No.
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There was no one to control it.
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It turned into a shooting star
and fell back to Earth long ago.
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Thousands of years ago.
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Oh.
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That's how it's meant to be.
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Remember what we said?
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The space station was sent up to space
in pieces and docked together there.
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Now it's our turn.
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We're docking in space and getting
free of our puny-ass planet
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with our Stone World space science!
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Congratulations, Stanley!
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You managed to connect
the tips of two ships
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out here in space where
there's no up or down!
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We can't be celebrating just yet.
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That's just two modules.
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Save it for after we've
connected all five modules.
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Well, anyway, that was a success.
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Ten billion percent no problem.
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Show some joy!
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You never change, do you, Senku?
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Wait...
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Is it just me, or are the guys
on the surface a bit too calm?
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You did it, Senku!
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Taiju should be bawling and
screaming his head off about now.
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Yeah, that's exactly what
he's doing right now.
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Is this supposed to be a joke?
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The radio's gone silent.
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Here comes the third module!
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So that's the 11.0 eyesight
I've heard so much about.
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Nice.
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You can always count on me to observe.
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Even on the docking screen!
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I'm sorry! I grabbed it too forcefully!
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No, Kohaku, it isn't your fault.
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There's something wrong with
the power system on the ship.
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Half of the image is gone.
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How are we supposed to dock with Module 3?
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Stanley, can your skills cover for it?
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Yeah, I can do it.
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Shit, this?
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This is what brings us down?
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What is this thin stick?
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A fragment of petrification stone?
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It's a single human hair.
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It was wedged in the circuit
from the beginning.
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Why did that piece of hair
suddenly become petrified?
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Five meters, one second.
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It was when we used the petrification
beam on the rocket before we launched.
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Trial and error.
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This is how science moves forward.
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We should have petrified
before we boarded.
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The reasons for failure
always become clear after.
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It's gone!
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The docking monitor image
is completely gone!
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Module 4 is on its way.
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Any chance you can fix it?
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We have a blown capacitor.
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I don't know how bad the damage is.
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We need to replace the entire
power distribution circuit.
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And there's no way to
procure one out in space.
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There's no way we can do this!
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We can't match the tips of
two ships without the camera!
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What's going on here?
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It looked to me like our unmanned
fourth module moved on its own.
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No, there's definitely someone on board.
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Module 4 is the lunar lander.
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There could be enough space for
someone to shove themselves on board.
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Who could be so reckless?!
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There's only one idiot in the
Stone World who could be
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so ten billion percent idiotic!
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I've finally set out!
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Space is mine!
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I've finally set out!
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Space is mine!
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Of course those are your
first words in space, Ryusui.
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Are they going to know
that Ryusui is docking?
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We can hear them on the radio,
but Senku's team can't, right?
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That won't be an issue.
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They're the three most
elegant astronauts on Earth.
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Still, docking from
Module 4 is going to be hell.
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Yeah, considering it doesn't
have a reaction wheel...
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Rea... wheel?
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It's a machine inside a
spaceship that's made of
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stupidly fast spinning disks to
control its attitude like a spinning top.
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Reaction Wheel
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You could blast the engines full-tilt
and get it under control that way.
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But you'd run out of fuel.
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No... I can see it!
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Ryusui's adjusting the ship's attitude!
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Yo, Xeno, did you slam a control
machine together last-minute?
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No, that would be impossible.
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Ryusui's controlling the ship's
attitude without a reaction wheel...
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But how is he doing it?
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If you don't have what
you want, make it yourself!
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Am I right?
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I am my own spinning top!
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A human reaction wheel!
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He's gone mad with greed!
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He's actually unhinged.
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Amazing.
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After all that, Ryusui-chan
ended up in space anyway.
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He's got impossible luck.
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Yeah.
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But you know, you probably don't even
need anything superstitious to explain it.
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Indeed.
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He'd prepared for this possibility.
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Even after it was decided that
he wouldn't board the rocket,
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Ryusui-sama continued
his arduous training.
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Greed is good.
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Isn't this the part that broke?
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The power distribution panel.
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That's hella perfect.
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We can replace the whole thing.
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Good going, backup flight control team.
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An elegant gift, wouldn't you say?
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We did hear you the whole time, after all.
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Does that mean...
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They're taking Ryusui...
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...all the way to the moon?
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Dang!
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I can just turn myself into
cargo by petrifying myself.
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That way, I'm not draining life support.
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Yeah.
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Although you'll be a bulky waste of space.
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Guess I'll have to redo a
bunch of calculations now.
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That does it for docking procedures.
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Well, then, time to head out for real.
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To the moon!
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Flight control for the rest of the mission
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will be transferred from here on
Treasure Island to the Kingdom of Science.
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We can use the round trip times of pings
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sent to and received from the
ship to calculate its distance.
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Further, we can calculate the ship's speed
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from the Doppler effect
of the radio signals.
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The dumpling effect?
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You know how when an ambulance comes
your way, it goes "wee-woo-wee-woo,"
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and then when it goes away,
it goes "wee-woo-wee-woo"?
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That's the Doppler effect.
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In other words, we can continually
correct their position and trajectory.
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Radio waves again.
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They sure are useful, aren't they?
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We even use them in phones and microwaves.
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Senku's team is flying at 38,000
kilometers per hour right now.
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Over 30,000?
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Planes fly at around 1,000
kilometers per hour, right?
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Yes. Which means the spaceship is the
fastest vehicle humans have ever made.
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Three Days Later
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It's really... the moon.
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And it's so close.
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A sextant? On the spaceship?
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A tool to calculate one's
position from aboard a ship.
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Hell yeah!
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I thought you could use one
of these on a spaceship
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to look at the stars and
figure out where you are.
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Chrome came up with it.
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You and I, Suika.
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It's the first invention by
our newbie science team.
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An elegantly low-tech solution
employed on the first Apollo mission.
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So it was a thing already!
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It's amazing that you can fly to the
moon using such primitive tools, huh?
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Once they're on the far side of the moon,
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they'll have no radio
communication with Earth.
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From there, they'll have to
navigate the vastness of space
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with their own eyes and calculations.
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So this is the other side of the moon.
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It's full of holes.
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Yeah.
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The side of the moon that faces
Earth is always the same.
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The other side's stupid nasty.
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They're the remnants of
Mr. Moon protecting us
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by drawing in all the meteorites
that could have hit us otherwise.
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We, denizens of Earth,
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were being protected by the moon
without even knowing it.
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And as for the astronauts who'll
set foot on our savior, the moon...
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We've prepared for just three to land
in case we have troubles during flight.
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Yeah.
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I'm the science man. I'll stay
in the command module and—
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No.
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I'm staying in the command module.
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As the representative
of the new Stone World,
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Senku, you're going to the surface.
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Ryusui, didn't you want the glory
of setting foot on the moon?
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I'm a sailor.
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The landing force will
be comprised of three.
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The command module will be piloted by one.
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I want both, but if I had to choose,
I choose the trophy of one.
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Am I right?
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Sure, that's what we'll tell them.
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Have you come up with
something to tell the world
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when you take your first step on the moon?
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I don't know why, but I just
came up with a fantastic phrase!
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This may be a small step for man,
but it's a giant step for humanity!
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Shit, that's badass! What's that from?
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That line's by Armstrong-chan,
the first man to land on the moon.
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My bad! No wonder it came
to me from out of the blue!
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Just keep your first words simple, dude.
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"Holy shit, the moon!"
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00:21:13,770 --> 00:21:16,970
"Hey, cuties of the world,
I'm in the market for a girlfriend."
257
00:21:17,300 --> 00:21:20,450
"Achievement unlocked: First Moon Landing!"
258
00:21:20,450 --> 00:21:23,970
We're having a one-liner battle now?
259
00:21:24,370 --> 00:21:28,390
So, have you guys decided
on anything, Senku-chan?
260
00:21:28,620 --> 00:21:29,400
Huh?
261
00:21:29,400 --> 00:21:31,680
I haven't thought of anything.
262
00:21:31,680 --> 00:21:33,430
I figured.
263
00:21:36,350 --> 00:21:37,320
But...
264
00:21:38,420 --> 00:21:40,390
The lunar surface has a different kind
265
00:21:40,390 --> 00:21:43,110
of significance than it
did in the 21st century.
266
00:21:45,350 --> 00:21:49,560
If we can't defeat Why-Man,
humanity will eventually be killed off.
267
00:21:50,310 --> 00:21:54,950
If we defeat Why-Man, we get to
have the secret of petrification.
268
00:21:57,930 --> 00:22:02,460
We're stepping down on new science
with humanity's future on the line.
269
00:22:04,770 --> 00:22:06,840
It's a decisive step!
270
00:22:10,030 --> 00:22:12,910
This is exhilarating!
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00:23:51,970 --> 00:23:54,910
Next Episode
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This is a work of fiction, but the plants,
animals, and production methods described are based on reality.
Foraging and making things on your own accord is extremely dangerous
and, in some cases, illegal. Please do not imitate without expertise.
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