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Previously on Lightning Point.
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We need to figure out a way home.
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What's the hurry?
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It's getting way too dangerous.
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What I found, it didn't belong. Whatever
it was, it's gone now. Forget about it.
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No, I definitely found something alien.
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Thanks for the warm welcome.
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Something happened here in Lightning
Point the other night.
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The police need to know.
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Hi, girl.
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How was the surf?
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The best.
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You're very lucky.
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Yes, Lightning Point's a great place to
live.
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I'm really glad you like it here.
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Which reminds me, Amber, honey, when you
get a chance, can you organise some
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school books for the girls?
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What do you mean? First day of semester
tomorrow, remember?
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I've arranged with the principal for Zoe
and Kiki to start school.
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You can show them around.
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School? We don't need to go to school. I
used to say that myself.
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We're fine, really.
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There's nothing there we don't already
know.
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Sorry, as long as you're staying in my
house, you go to school.
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Unless you want me to call your parents.
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No, it's okay, Mum. Good. Alright, I'll
see you in the morning. I'm on night
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shift. Come, Peppa. You're on duty too.
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Amber, we don't need this.
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We've completed our studies on Luminar.
And we'll be gone soon anyway.
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It's a bad idea.
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Actually, it's a great idea.
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You want to go under the radar?
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So while you're here, do what everyone
else does.
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Go to school.
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I know that look.
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What's wrong?
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Nothing's wrong.
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Earth's great.
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It's just... the idea of school reminds
me of home.
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I miss my family, Zoe.
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I miss our way of life.
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It's all so different here.
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I know.
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But that's what makes it so exciting.
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I wish I could just tell everyone we're
okay.
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We're so far away.
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They don't even know where we are. Kiki,
stop worrying.
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Everything will be alright.
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There has to be a way to contact home.
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And if there is, we will find it.
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It's going to be fine. Just act normal
and keep a low profile and whatever you
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do, don't say anything.
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I know.
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Funny stuff, Brandon.
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What are you, 12?
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Thought that might help.
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Just in case the aliens come to get you.
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You're such an idiot.
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Oh, relax.
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We should talk out our differences.
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you could just shoot me with your ray
gun.
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Hey!
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You guys know there's karate classes
after school?
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You should try out.
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Didn't think so.
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Go on, get to class.
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Why was Brandon being so mean to Luca?
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They're teenage boys.
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All testosterone and no brains.
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Forget about them.
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But Luca's not like that.
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Is he?
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No, he's not.
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Of course our textbooks will still be
out of date, but who cares when we've
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got this, right?
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Our very own satellite dish.
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The hope is you'll all be wooed by the
allure of science.
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Forget about lipstick and surf
magazines.
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Right, who can tell me a fundamental
problem with satellites?
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Hey, Luca.
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Why don't you ask one of your little
green friends?
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What's that, Brandon?
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You want to explain the theory of
relativity to the class?
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Me, sir? No.
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No, sir.
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Einstein's theory of relativity.
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Simply put, the faster you go, the
slower time goes.
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Now, this means our satellites, speeding
through space, will eventually be able
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to think with our clocks back here on
Earth.
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Is that clear?
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That's incorrect.
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That's doughy, isn't it?
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Um, do you have something you want to
add?
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Relativity all depends on your point of
view.
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Time only seems to run slower on the
satellites relative to Earth. I beg to
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differ. Well, you could, but you'd still
be incorrect.
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Excuse me?
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It's not that hard. I could show you if
you want. No, thank you, but I get paid
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to teach you, not the other way around.
Sit down.
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What was that?
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Just trying to help.
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Trust me, you're not.
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He's got no idea.
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I bet he's never even heard about the
seventh rule of universal warp drive.
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No one's heard about that, okay?
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I'm sorry, Amber. He was clearly wrong.
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It doesn't matter. You're meant to be
blending in, remember?
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Try not to attract so much attention.
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I said I'll try.
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Amber, I've been meaning to speak with
you.
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Sir, have I done something wrong?
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I've been going through your workbooks.
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You've been struggling all year.
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Right.
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Sorry, I've had a lot on my mind lately.
I understand.
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I was a teenager once myself.
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Life can be pretty complicated.
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You could say that. You need to put in
the effort.
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Less surfing, more books, right?
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Right.
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That was cool.
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In class, what you did to Mr. P.
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Oh, that.
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I didn't mean it that way.
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Listen, why don't you and me get to
school and hit the beach?
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Sounds exciting.
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Cool. So you're in.
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No. That would attract attention.
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So, how are you finding Lightning Point
High?
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I like it very much.
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I like the people.
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I like you too, Luca. What she means is
she's having a good time.
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Kiki, you can't just tell a boy you like
him.
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But I do.
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I like you too, Amber.
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That's not what I mean.
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You've been trying to fix that for
weeks.
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It's never going to work. I've almost
got it.
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5.8 KVA petrol engine.
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You know about engines?
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Just from what I've read.
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Internal combustion.
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Pretty simple, really. But loud.
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And dirty.
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Basic technology, huh?
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Then why can't I get it to work?
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So?
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Is Brennan always that mean to you?
Forget it, it's nothing.
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Just a little sibling rivalry.
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I don't understand.
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Isn't your brother meant to support you?
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Look, Brandon sees everything from his
own point of view.
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All he cares about is surfing and riding
quads.
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I'm different.
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I've got a brain.
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There's got to be more to life than just
hanging out at the beach, right?
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Right.
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Sorry about all the mess.
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I forget to clean up sometimes when I'm
busy.
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I don't mind.
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I'm the same.
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When I'm working on something, that's
all I think about.
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The guys at school think I'm weird
because of all this stuff.
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But you know what? I don't care.
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So, do you think I'm weird?
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Kiki?
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Exactly how much do you know about
aliens?
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How much do you want to know?
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The universe is a big place.
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Yeah.
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Okay, so check this out.
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There's a lot of junk out there on the
internet.
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Fake sightings, hoaxes.
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Some people just want to make a name for
themselves.
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Then there's... this.
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Roswell.
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Mexico.
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Can't tell me that that...
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It doesn't look real.
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I've got to go.
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Kiki, well, wait. I'm sorry. Forget
about all this stuff, but...
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Where
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were you?
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We've been waiting for you. I went to
see someone.
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Luca.
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Kiki, you can't go over there. You know
what he thinks about aliens. I know.
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I just wanted to see if he was okay.
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He's getting teased because of us.
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I feel responsible.
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He'll deal with it. He always has.
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I'm sorry, but that's just the way it
is.
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Working late?
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I'll never understand this stuff.
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Yes, you will.
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If you try.
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I have tried.
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I've tried all year.
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Everyone thinks I've been out surfing
and forgetting the books, but I've
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worked really hard and I still don't get
it.
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Amber, we mastered our science on Lumina
before we came.
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If you need help, just ask.
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Just me. Where's Amber?
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Homework.
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It's nice.
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I think I've really been able to help
her.
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Well, don't get too comfortable.
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We're going home.
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What? It's a signal.
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Zoe, you know that won't work.
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We're too far out. The plasma car
doesn't have that kind of range. Unless
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we boost the power.
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The school satellite dish.
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That thing.
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It's useless.
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It doesn't have enough power to burn
toast.
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I know. It's primitive.
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But there are a thousand more satellites
orbiting this planet. So if I can
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connect them all together... We could
increase the power.
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The signal's not a frequency used by
humans.
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But anyone back home could easily work
it out.
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You've thought about this a lot, haven't
you?
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Better get some sleep.
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School tomorrow.
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I've never been here so early in my
life.
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I thought you guys weren't interested in
school.
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Things change.
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I'll catch up with you later.
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Don't look so worried.
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We travelled 42 light years to get here.
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I think she can find her way to the
classroom.
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with you today.
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Come.
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In.
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Inside.
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Inside.
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You're early.
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Come to catch up on your reading, have
you, Amber?
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Actually, Amber's been doing some extra
work.
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She's ahead two whole chapters.
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Is that so?
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Um, yeah, you can check if I...
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This is all your own work.
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Uh-huh.
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How about you run me through your
numbers?
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Should be glad to.
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Any problems?
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No. Looks like this is going to work.
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We're going home.
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Okay class, today I want to share with
you a little story.
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All it took was a bit of hard work and
forgetting about life, little
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distractions.
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Amber.
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Yes sir?
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How do you explain this?
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Excuse me?
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Your work with birth rate.
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Maybe you could read some of your work
on chapter 12 to the class?
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See, I knew you could do it.
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Um, okay.
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Chapter 12. Sir? No distractions.
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Keep going.
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The curvature of the space-time
continuum is well known, but only
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recently has it been described... Oh,
sure.
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Not now, Luca.
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Really,
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what is wrong with a teenage mind? It
can't concentrate for five seconds.
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Luca, go see what the problem is. The
rest of you, pay attention.
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Using a simple thought experiment in an
accelerating frame of reference.
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Z is a constant for the speed of light.
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Thanks Amber, that's enough for now.
Look, what is going on out there?
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It's the weirdest thing, Fer.
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Dogs. Heaps of them.
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They're all barking.
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Barking at what?
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At the satellite dish.
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Class, open up your books to chapter 12.
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Read up.
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I'll test you later.
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Amber, what do you know about dogs?
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Do they normally bark at satellite
dishes?
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No.
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Wait a sec.
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Did you guys do anything out of this
world?
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We sent a homing signal using the dish.
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You what? We're trying to contact home.
I increased the power output so the
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signal can reach Lumina.
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You sent us a signal. What if it gets
picked up here on Earth?
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Don't worry.
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We disguised it.
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Only people on Lumina will know what it
means.
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And the frequency is undetectable for
human ears.
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You do know that dogs can hear more
frequencies than people?
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No.
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We didn't read that file.
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That explains it.
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The dogs can hear the signal.
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Will Mr. Phillips find anything?
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The plasma card.
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Go on, go check it out.
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You lot don't move.
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Luca, come with me.
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Isn't that Piper?
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Be working perfectly.
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I believe this is yours.
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strange today huh what would make all
those dogs do that who knows
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doesn't matter of course it matters
unexplained things keep happening in
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this town and no one seems to care am i
the only person that thinks that this is
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odd sorry i get worked up
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look uh about yesterday i want to
apologize all that stuff about aliens
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Can we just forget about it, please?
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You must think I'm weird.
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I don't think you're weird.
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And for what it's worth, you're right.
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The universe is a big place.
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Who knows what's out there?
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You were lucky.
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Please, next time...
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Tell me when you come up with a plan.
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I'm here to help you.
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You're right, Amber.
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We're sorry.
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Yeah.
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We'll tell you next time.
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Good.
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And thanks, Kiki.
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I was failing big time without you.
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Glad to help.
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I know the signal was only on for a
short time.
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But it could have worked.
330
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They could be on their way to Earth
already.
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Right?
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It wasn't on for long enough.
333
00:22:03,310 --> 00:22:04,570
Nobody would have noticed it.
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I'm sorry, Kiki.
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I thought I had it all worked out.
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But I don't.
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I shouldn't have talked you into coming
here.
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We'll be okay.
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00:22:21,020 --> 00:22:22,020
But we're stranded.
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I know.
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But we'll figure something out.
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After all... Earth's not so bad.
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Bye.
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