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00:01:00Incorrect.
00:01:01Cognition assessment.
00:01:03What is 2 plus 2?
00:01:06Incorrect.
00:01:07You have been in an injured place.
00:01:11You may experience memory loss.
00:01:14Difficulty speaking.
00:01:18Body movement detected.
00:01:21For your own safety, please return to the medical platform.
00:01:32Please remember muscle function has not yet been restored.
00:01:42No!
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00:02:05People!
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00:03:21Why is there an atomic resolution scanning electron microscope?
00:03:25Why do I know that?
00:03:26Am I smart?
00:03:30Am I smart?
00:04:02No!
00:04:04Please record video diary.
00:04:06No.
00:04:07Can I speak to the person in charge?
00:04:10The, uh, captain.
00:04:12Captain Yao Li Jai.
00:04:13Deceased.
00:04:14Yeah!
00:04:15Where, um, are the, the living people?
00:04:18Dr. Ryland Grace.
00:04:21End of manifest.
00:04:25I can't be the only person here, right?
00:04:29Pilot detected.
00:04:31Oh!
00:04:31Oh!
00:04:32Not the pilot.
00:04:33Uh, call, uh, Houston.
00:04:36Unknown command.
00:04:38Operation, go home.
00:04:40In effect.
00:04:40Invalid operation.
00:04:43That's the sun!
00:04:45There it is.
00:04:46So, what are we, like, Neptune-ish?
00:04:49Let's crank up the radio and call Earth.
00:04:52The current transmission time to Earth is 11 years, 10 months, 14 days, and 6 hours.
00:04:59Oh.
00:05:00No.
00:05:01You're wrong.
00:05:02I need a bathroom.
00:05:05Oh.
00:05:07Uh.
00:05:08That's really far.
00:05:09That's really far.
00:05:11Uh.
00:05:21That's not our sun.
00:05:26That's not our sun.
00:05:40Where is the fuel?
00:05:47Wait.
00:06:20We are just minutes away from the flyby through the Petrova Line near Venus.
00:06:25So, what can you tell us about the ArcLight probe?
00:06:28What do we expect to find?
00:06:32The image we see will be coming from the onboard microscope.
00:06:38Oh.
00:06:39Oh my god.
00:06:45Sorry.
00:06:45I have to go now.
00:06:54The sound waves are physical.
00:07:00And at different frequencies they make different patterns.
00:07:07No.
00:07:08Pattern.
00:07:09Oh.
00:07:10There we go.
00:07:13Whoa!
00:07:13Hello?
00:07:15Yeah?
00:07:16Are they really eating the sun?
00:07:18The space dots?
00:07:20That is a great question, Rekha, and I'd be curious what your parents think about that.
00:07:25I'm not sure it should come from me.
00:07:27Hey, who wants to play a game of the beanbag is lava?
00:07:31Lava!
00:07:32Lava!
00:07:33Lava!
00:07:34Lava!
00:07:35Lava!
00:07:35Lava!
00:07:36Lava!
00:07:43Lava!
00:07:43Lava!
00:07:43You're awesome.
00:07:45What is the Petrova line?
00:07:47Ha-ha!
00:07:48Pass.
00:07:49You can't pass.
00:07:50What is this?
00:07:51Lava!
00:07:53Lava!
00:07:53Lava!
00:07:53Lava!
00:07:54Lava!
00:07:55Two years ago, a radio telescope enthusiast named Irina Petrova, she noticed that there
00:08:03was a streak of infrared light from the sun to Venus, and that is now known as the Petrova
00:08:09line.
00:08:09That's it.
00:08:10That's the dots?
00:08:11They think so.
00:08:12What dots?
00:08:17These dots. They sent a probe up to the Petrova Line, and this is what they found.
00:08:24Are they eating the sun?
00:08:27They seem to be dimming the sun a tiny, teeny, weeny little bit.
00:08:34So no big one?
00:08:35It's a small one. It's a small to medium one.
00:08:39Over the next 30 years, the Earth could cool maybe 10 to 15 degrees.
00:08:48So it is a big war.
00:08:49I heard that all the crops will die, the economy will freefall, and half the Earth will die of starvation.
00:08:56Well...
00:08:56We're all gonna die!
00:08:58Yeah, that's true.
00:08:59You're forgetting something. Guys, guys, that's if that were to happen, right?
00:09:04They're gonna figure this out.
00:09:05Right now, the best minds in the entire world are on it.
00:09:23Well, I woke up Sunday morning with no way to hold my head and it didn't hurt.
00:09:33Good morning, Dr. Grace.
00:09:35And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, so I had one more for dessert.
00:09:46Then I headed back for home and somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringing.
00:09:57And it echoed through the canyons like the disappearing dreamings of yesterday.
00:10:04On the Sunday morning with no way today.
00:10:06On the Sunday morning sidewalks, wishing the Lord I was known.
00:10:18Cause there's something in a Sunday that makes the body feel alone.
00:10:28And there's nothing short of dying
00:10:34Half as lonesome as it sounds
00:10:39On the sleeping city side walls
00:10:45Sunday morning coming down
00:11:13Who's there?
00:11:14Not good at jokes
00:11:15Not good at jokes who?
00:11:20Dr. Grace
00:11:23Maybe
00:11:24Eva Stratton with the Petrova Task Force
00:11:26I need your help
00:11:28Me?
00:11:28Did you write this?
00:11:32Oh
00:11:33I'm interested in this section here
00:11:35Page 31
00:11:36The Goldilocks zone is for idiots
00:11:38Why everyone is wrong about life
00:11:41That was a long time ago
00:11:42Did you stand by what you wrote?
00:11:44I was fired for standing by what I wrote
00:11:46You were fired for calling the leading scholar
00:11:49In your field a staggering waste of carbon
00:11:51At the UNESCO conference in Denmark
00:11:52You heard about that, huh?
00:11:55Look, I don't know what this is
00:11:57But, uh, I think, uh, pretty much that's lava
00:12:01It's not
00:12:01Okay
00:12:03No one in your field wants anything to do with you
00:12:05Because you refuse to back down from a very unpopular view
00:12:07And I can give you a chance to prove them all wrong
00:12:09Uh, that's, uh, Kevin, no running
00:12:11I'm not
00:12:12Joke's on them because I don't even care, so
00:12:16I think you do care
00:12:18You're just running away because you're scared
00:12:19No, no, no
00:12:22Do you still believe water is unnecessary for life to evolve?
00:12:26Uh, look, there is, uh, nothing magical about hydrogen and oxygen
00:12:30Water is required for life on Earth
00:12:32Sure, but a completely different planet might have completely different conditions
00:12:35I don't know why that makes me such a nut
00:12:37I need you to come with us
00:12:40Sorry, I didn't get you in any
00:12:41Carl
00:12:42Carl, hi
00:12:43Dr. Grace
00:12:44For travel line samples flashed down last night
00:12:46I want you to tell me what they are, how they work
00:12:48I am a teacher at Grover Cleveland Middle
00:12:51And you have a doctorate in molecular biology
00:12:53And I ride a bike to work
00:12:54And, uh, it's not for exercise
00:12:57So I'm sure there are thousands of other people
00:12:59It's the rise on the surface of the sun
00:13:00Does that sound like a water-based life-worm to you?
00:13:09The sun's really dying, isn't it?
00:13:11Yeah
00:13:15Is all of this necessary?
00:13:20Yes
00:13:21Please analyze the patrol sample
00:13:23Um
00:13:25Just one thing, the entire room is filled with argon
00:13:27Just try not to rip your suit
00:13:30Uh
00:13:33Am I expendable?
00:13:34Is that why you want me?
00:13:36That's not the only reason
00:13:37It's almost like you don't care if I die
00:13:43Hold on, you have to talk about it?
00:13:46The consensus here is that it would be preferable if you did not die
00:13:51Thanks, guys
00:14:18Are they alive?
00:14:23They're moving
00:14:24So they're alive
00:14:26They're moving, yes, they're moving
00:14:27But that could be for many reasons
00:14:29What are they made of?
00:14:30It's gonna take a long time
00:14:31It took like 200 years to figure out how bacteria work, so
00:14:34Please do it faster
00:14:38I'm just going through the whole light spectrum here
00:14:41Wow
00:14:44You're not gonna believe this
00:14:48Nothing happened
00:14:54I can't see into these bonkers
00:14:58Amazing
00:14:59X-rays, microwaves, gamma rays, visible light
00:15:03Nothing
00:15:06I've been dying to do this all day
00:15:24It's a cell
00:15:25It's a cell
00:15:26Wake up, it's a cell
00:15:27It's a tiny alien cell
00:15:30Guys
00:15:31I'm lost
00:15:32Guys
00:15:33This is first contact
00:15:35With life
00:15:36Outside of the
00:15:38Uh-oh
00:15:40Oh, it died
00:15:42What?
00:15:44This is great news
00:15:45Now we can find out what they're made of
00:15:49You guys fired up?
00:15:54Yes
00:15:55Right?
00:15:58Carbon
00:15:59Oxygen
00:16:03Hydrogens
00:16:05Oh
00:16:19It's made
00:16:22Almost entirely
00:16:26Of water
00:16:37All right
00:16:41Sorry if I overreacted in there
00:16:44Just, uh
00:16:45Realizing I was wrong about the only original idea I ever had
00:16:48Yeah, what else did you learn?
00:16:50To give off infrared light when they move
00:16:53Like, so much
00:16:54I don't know how they store all that energy
00:16:55But, uh
00:16:57Their wavelength is
00:16:58Exactly the Petrova frequency
00:17:00The light is how they move?
00:17:02Yeah, they consume the sun's energy
00:17:03And then they expel it for propulsion
00:17:06They tube to scoot, basically
00:17:09Why did it go to Venus?
00:17:13I don't know
00:17:15Okay
00:17:16We'll tell you
00:17:17What?
00:17:18I have 347 other biologists
00:17:20And 21 countries mobilizing as we speak
00:17:22So, thank you for your help
00:17:23I'm glad you didn't die
00:17:24Let's pack this up
00:17:30That's it?
00:17:32That's it, Carl
00:17:32Dr
00:17:33You just, you're taking all this stuff?
00:17:35At the school you said there were thousands of people more qualified than you, so
00:17:38I was being modest
00:17:39I don't need modest
00:17:40I need people who think they're right when everyone else thinks they're wrong
00:17:43I need people who piss other people off
00:17:44That's me
00:17:45Do you want to be on a project?
00:17:47If you
00:17:49If you think I can help
00:17:51Then
00:17:51Just answer the question
00:17:54I want to help
00:17:55The world
00:17:56I lift you three dots
00:17:58Just three, huh?
00:17:59That's the one you killed
00:18:01I would take the three
00:18:04Yes?
00:18:05I'll take the dots
00:18:06Get to work, Dr. Grace
00:18:09The world is counting on you
00:18:13Amen
00:19:16This is Carl.
00:19:17Imagine for a second that you're an interstellar microorganism.
00:19:21I'm not doing that.
00:19:24Why would you leave this sun and go to Venus?
00:19:27Why not stop at our curious closer?
00:19:31Maybe fresh air.
00:19:33Venus's atmosphere is mostly CO2.
00:19:34Maybe that's fresh air too.
00:19:36You don't know what this little space does like?
00:19:38You don't know what this is.
00:19:43Hey Carl.
00:19:44We didn't expect to kill.
00:19:46We don't.
00:19:51But I did.
00:20:21I got some blue.
00:20:33Do you have a coupon?
00:20:35We don't need a coupon for the government.
00:20:37Which government?
00:20:38All of them.
00:20:41So this box is Venus.
00:20:42The box is Venus.
00:20:44It's set to emit the same infrared light frequency as Venus's CO2 atmosphere.
00:20:48So the dots move when you turn the lights on.
00:20:50That means they're looking for a CO2.
00:20:52Thus proving the Carl hypothesis.
00:20:54Sick.
00:20:59All right.
00:21:00All right.
00:21:00You ready?
00:21:05Uh-oh.
00:21:06Why you saying uh-oh?
00:21:08The astrophage moved off the slide.
00:21:10Huh?
00:21:11We lost them?
00:21:12We lost them.
00:21:12What do you mean we lost them?
00:21:14Go get them.
00:21:15If I open the door and the light they're going to escape and then we'll lose them forever.
00:21:18At least now they're in the box.
00:21:20So you're just trying to light them?
00:21:21There'll still be lights.
00:21:22It's got to be total darkness.
00:21:23Okay, so just put this box in another box.
00:21:45Go ahead and close it over.
00:21:48I can hear you.
00:21:54I think there's two.
00:22:01I'm in.
00:22:08Please report over.
00:22:12There's one.
00:22:15There's two.
00:22:16Come on.
00:22:17There's one.
00:22:20Dot sample safe.
00:22:21The three musketeers.
00:22:22There's the three students.
00:22:27Uh-oh.
00:22:28What?
00:22:29What?
00:22:30Are you sitting down?
00:22:32No, I'm standing like a grown man.
00:22:34Because there's a force.
00:22:37What?
00:22:40We're fathers, Carl.
00:22:44Now I'm sitting down.
00:22:49Snipe.
00:22:50Carl and I made a baby.
00:22:52What?
00:22:53We forgot how astrophage breeds.
00:22:56Don't move.
00:23:00What's up?
00:23:03You know Carl, when Stratt said she was sending jet.
00:23:06I thought you meant like a PJ or something.
00:23:07I thought you did.
00:23:08I don't.
00:23:09Take this.
00:23:11It's been a long time since I've taken a pill from a stranger without knowing what it was.
00:23:16I don't know.
00:23:16Oh, my God.
00:23:18Oh, my God!
00:23:18Oh, my God!
00:23:19Oh, my God!
00:23:26Oh, my God!
00:23:44My God!
00:23:44for a second. Write it down. An IR line CO2 in the other. Repeat. Anything else you need for that?
00:23:54He gave me a pill and it's still in my throat. Two fancy coffees. Thank you so much. Water for
00:23:58help.
00:23:58More coffee, that's it. I need both. Or not. Okay, so this is kind of a tough room, so don't
00:24:04take it
00:24:05personally. Anything fancy. As long as there's a bed and a shower, I'm good. Everyone, this is Dr. Ryland
00:24:18Grace from the United States. Please go here. Thank you. And he figured out how to breed astrophage.
00:24:30How did you do it? How long does the process take? Does it reproduce by mitosis
00:24:34or meiosis? What is the incubation period of meiosis?
00:24:41Carl and I made a mini Venus out of a plywood box. And as soon as the samples recognized the
00:24:47spectral signature of CO2, they were like, whoop, there it is. Okay, whoop, there it is.
00:24:56While your experiment was crude and clumsy, our scientists have replicated these results.
00:25:01I'm sorry, how did you seal it? How did you? We estimate an eight-day doubling time under optimal
00:25:08conditions. Dr. Grace is right. Oh. It is the CO2. That's why they're going to Venus.
00:25:13Did you say it for everyone? That's why they're going to Venus.
00:25:16So that's why they're, that's why they're going to Venus, is what Dr. Grace wants to say.
00:25:20They're going to breed. There it is. I really like him.
00:25:27How long to make two million kilogram? Two million. Two million is why
00:25:36on earth would you need that much astrophage? Nobody told you.
00:25:40He has no clearance. Stand up, Dr. Grace. Stand up. I hereby grant you top secret clearance to all
00:25:49information pertaining to Project Hail Mary. What's Project Hail Mary? All right.
00:25:59The sun is not the only star dying. There is a clear pattern of infection. Every star was infected by
00:26:05its neighbor except one. Tau Ceti? Tau Ceti. That's right. 11.9 light years away. It is
00:26:11uninfected despite being well within the cluster of infected stars. Why? Why? Tell him. We don't know.
00:26:17Which is why we decided to build a ship to go there and find out. It's 11.9 light years
00:26:22away. You can't
00:26:23just build an interstellar ship. Oh yeah, we can. The ship is not really the problem. The energy required
00:26:29to power the ship is the problem. It was the problem.
00:26:34The astrophage is the fuel. Provided we can make enough of it. And for that, we need you, my friend.
00:26:42Me? Ooh, those little guys store a lot of energy. One mistake in that much astrophage could vaporize
00:26:49California. That's true. Which is why you now live on a boat in the middle of the ocean in Cain.
00:26:55I live on a boat. You do. So you want to build a near light speed spaceship,
00:26:59have it travel further than any human-made object has ever traveled, and visit a star just to
00:27:06see what's up? Yeah. And then what? There won't be enough fuel for a round trip,
00:27:11so they send their findings back to Earth on probes.
00:27:16And the astronauts?
00:27:21Die in space? Yes.
00:27:26Space.
00:27:30Any other plans you've thought of? Anything else? Anything else you're kicking around?
00:27:36No. There are infinite possibilities for this to go wrong. It almost certainly won't work. It's what
00:27:41you Americans would call a long shot. He'll marry her. I get it. The alternative is to just do nothing.
00:27:51And to starve, and to kill each other, and watch everything on this planet go extinct, including us.
00:27:57It's a long time to be in space.
00:28:21That's a long time to be in space.
00:28:38We only need three. A pilot, an engineer, and a scientist.
00:28:50Commander Yao. I must have known you, but I just don't remember. You make a funny face in literally
00:29:01every picture. You must have been very smart, and strong, and brave.
00:29:16Ilyupna. First, I owe you three bags of vodka. You seem to have had a lot of friends. This picture
00:29:23of you,
00:29:24what looks like sneaking into the Kremlin, is legendary. I wish you were still here.
00:29:35I wish I wasn't alone. I wish I was doing a better job. You were both very loved.
00:29:49You deserve much more than this. I'll do my best to make sure that you don't,
00:29:58you know. You know, that you didn't.
00:30:12I'll do my best.
00:30:26You're not alone.
00:31:284, 3, 2, 1, what happened to you?
00:31:31I mean, what happened to you?
00:31:38You are now orbiting Tau Ceti.
00:31:43What the f***ing f***er?
00:31:50Petroviscope operational.
00:31:52Petroviscope operational.
00:32:13It's Tau Ceti.
00:32:24You have a Petrova line, but you're not dimming.
00:32:28Why?
00:32:38What is that?
00:32:59What's the blip A?
00:33:01What's the blip A?
00:33:02Detected.
00:33:03What's the blip A?
00:33:11What's the blip A?
00:33:14What's the blip A?
00:33:20What's the blip A?
00:33:20What's the blip A?
00:33:21What's the blip A?
00:33:21What's the blip A?
00:33:21What's the blip A?
00:33:21What's the blip A?
00:33:22What's the blip A?
00:33:24What's the blip A?
00:34:24Gebratic maneuver detected.
00:34:29Yuck.
00:34:45Blip A detected.
00:34:49What do they want?
00:35:19What?
00:35:22What?
00:35:32Blip B detected.
00:35:34What's up?
00:35:35Current distance from Hail Mary is 800 meters.
00:35:38They're sending me something.
00:35:42It could be a message.
00:35:46It could be a bomb.
00:35:48Is it a bomb?
00:35:51Shields off!
00:35:52There are no shields on board the hill.
00:35:53Why not?
00:35:5530 meters.
00:35:5720 meters.
00:35:5910.
00:36:08Well, I guess there's Nagar both of our faces, huh, Mary?
00:36:13What's that?
00:36:18Why is it moving so much slower than the last one?
00:36:24They think I'm dumb.
00:36:30If we were going to catch it, what would we do?
00:36:32Would you like to go on a spacewalk, Dr. Grace?
00:36:40To begin your spacewalk, put on your heavy A-suit, and proceed to the airboat.
00:36:55First of all, just like a man.
00:37:01There it is.
00:37:032.
00:37:082.
00:37:081.
00:37:112.
00:37:111.
00:37:121.
00:37:132.
00:37:141.
00:37:141.
00:37:29No.
00:37:31It's, uh, just crazy.
00:37:53Oh, my God.
00:38:20Oh, my God.
00:38:50Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey.
00:38:58He's in on the gas.
00:39:00I think this thing's broken.
00:39:08We need the equipment to analyze the astrophage at Tau Ceti.
00:39:13Right, Grace?
00:39:14Most of this equipment won't work in zero-gravity.
00:39:17And we have a team to develop and build zero-gravity versions of this equipment.
00:39:20We would need yes for that, and we have months.
00:39:22What's the alternative?
00:39:23We make gravity.
00:39:25Centrifuge?
00:39:27Centrifuge.
00:39:28They used them to make butter during the Civil War, actually.
00:39:31It's a fun, fun fact.
00:39:35Centrifuge.
00:39:35Centrifuge.
00:39:35What?
00:40:03Centrifuge.
00:40:22Lab operational.
00:40:37Still Xenon? Up is down, left is right, Xenon's a solid, aliens are real, I'm wrong about
00:40:43everything and everything's wrong. Lefty tighty righty loosey. I mean, OH NO!
00:40:55BORIS, PRESENTED DETECTIVE.
00:41:52BORIS, PRESENTED DETECTIVE.
00:41:56You're a long way from home. I'm a long way from home too.
00:42:15BORIS, PRESENTED DETECTIVE.
00:42:25BORIS, PRESENTED DETECTIVE.
00:42:34DETECTIVE.
00:46:59Do you want me to go back in my ship?
00:47:16I'll talk to you later.
00:47:20Bye.
00:47:32Bye.
00:47:57What are they doing, Mary?
00:47:59What are they doing, Mary?
00:48:00What are they doing?
00:48:16What are they doing, Mary?
00:48:26It is not advised to modify the central pupil settings of the ship?
00:48:30Thank you, Mary.
00:48:40Bye-bye.
00:49:57Oh my.
00:49:59This is new.
00:50:13Anybody home?
00:50:17I like what you've done with the gravity.
00:50:25I made you a ship.
00:50:31It's ramen.
00:50:34I only made one.
00:50:36I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:51:09I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:51:10I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:51:50I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:52:28I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:52:29I'm not sure how many of you there are.
00:52:29Oh, what the hell is this?
00:52:29Oh, no, no.
00:52:54Haha!
00:53:12I can't seem to see a face.
00:53:17Mysterious.
00:53:19Faces are overrated.
00:53:33You like tapping, huh?
00:53:52This is fun.
00:54:03You're pointing.
00:54:06You're not tapping.
00:54:07Sorry.
00:54:15Another present.
00:54:32I don't have one of these.
00:54:34I love it.
00:54:39I'm going to put this on my head.
00:54:45Take off my head.
00:54:48Take my helmet off.
00:54:51No.
00:54:53It'll...
00:54:57That's a big ask.
00:54:59Oh.
00:55:03This is taking a turn.
00:55:05Thank you for the...
00:55:07What I hope is not handcuffs.
00:55:09I'm sorry about the whole helmet thing.
00:55:11It's...
00:55:12Unfortunately, I need oxygen to breathe, so...
00:55:21Two rings of eight.
00:55:26Oh, two.
00:55:30You little rascal.
00:55:34This is oxygen.
00:55:40I still don't think I can do it, though.
00:55:41Sorry.
00:55:43It's just, uh...
00:55:46If I'm wrong, I'm really wrong.
00:55:48I'm really wrong.
00:55:54I still don't think I can do it.
00:55:56I still don't think I can do it.
00:55:57I still don't think I can do it.
00:55:57I still don't think I can do it.
00:55:59I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:03I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:04I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:06I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:07I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:08I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:09I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:09I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:10I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:11I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:11I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:12I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:14I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:17I still don't think I can do it.
00:56:24I don't know.
00:57:06It's the Petrova line.
00:57:09We're here for the same reason.
00:57:11You have a Petrova line problem too.
00:57:13You need to solve it. I need to solve it.
00:57:15That's why you made me this.
00:57:20I'm going to take that as a yes.
00:57:22We're going to save our planets.
00:57:23We have to learn how to communicate.
00:57:25You know, they say math is the universal language.
00:57:28I thought maybe we find out if that's true.
00:57:31You see the numbers?
00:57:34Oh, you want this?
00:57:37Whoa!
00:57:38Christmas Eve, that is.
00:57:40It's really hot in there.
00:57:41Is that ammonia?
00:57:42Yeah.
00:57:43Anyway, that's...
00:57:45Let's see the numbers.
00:57:46No, they're on the other side.
00:57:48Do it again.
00:57:49If you do it again and you...
00:57:50Don't let it snap back.
00:57:51So don't do it.
00:57:52Don't do it.
00:57:53Hold it like that.
00:57:54And you look.
00:58:00How about something else?
00:58:02Look at this.
00:58:05Clock.
00:58:06We both have time, right?
00:58:08These are the hands.
00:58:10And these are the numbers.
00:58:11One, two, three.
00:58:12They point to the numbers.
00:58:14And if you'll notice, there's numbers there
00:58:16and there's also numbers here.
00:58:24This is dark.
00:58:34I got an idea.
00:58:35Wait.
00:58:38Don't...
00:58:40Don't go anywhere.
00:58:41Stay.
00:58:42Oh!
00:58:43Oh, yeah.
00:58:45Um...
00:58:46I'm Grace.
00:58:49I'm gonna call you Rocky.
00:58:51You know, because you look like a giant rock.
00:58:53Oh!
00:58:55Oh.
00:58:56I'm fine.
00:59:09Echolocation.
00:59:10Right?
00:59:11You need surfaces to see.
00:59:13Try this.
00:59:17You see the numbers?
00:59:22What is that?
00:59:23Is that good?
00:59:24Just hands means good.
00:59:27We do this.
00:59:29Your version of this
00:59:32is our thumbs up.
00:59:34Nope.
00:59:35That's thumbs down.
00:59:37We do the thumbs up.
00:59:40It's close enough.
00:59:43You want me to wait?
00:59:45I wait?
00:59:46Yeah.
00:59:47No.
00:59:49I'm really, uh, really excited to be working with you on this.
00:59:52Fired up.
00:59:53I'm sorry I'm talking so much.
00:59:55It's just I haven't been around anyone in a long time.
01:00:02What have we got here?
01:00:14It's a clock.
01:00:16I showed you a clock and...
01:00:22You're showing me a clock.
01:00:24We're, uh...
01:00:25Clock Bros.
01:00:33I've got to be honest, I mean, I'm not sure I'm getting all of this.
01:00:47Check this out.
01:00:51I thought I might record you.
01:00:53Oh, no, no.
01:00:54No, that's okay.
01:00:55It's just a microphone.
01:00:56It works like this.
01:00:56You say, uh, let's start with one.
01:00:59One.
01:01:00One.
01:01:01No, no, wait, wait, wait.
01:01:03Sorry.
01:01:06Okay.
01:01:07One.
01:01:10And...
01:01:12One.
01:01:14Okay.
01:01:17So, uh, I met an alien.
01:01:20And we're learning to communicate.
01:01:23Let's do names.
01:01:24Okay, let's start with you.
01:01:26Rocky.
01:01:35You done?
01:01:39My name...
01:01:40Can't wait to hear this.
01:01:42Is Grace.
01:01:44What's your word for my name?
01:01:45Go ahead.
01:01:51You know, enough to order at restaurants.
01:01:53We have about 250 words.
01:01:56My atmosphere would kill him and his knee, but I like to keep a wall up in my relationships
01:02:01anyways.
01:02:02He's a mechanic, I think.
01:02:04He uses a metal form of xenon.
01:02:06He can make anything.
01:02:08Look at this.
01:02:09I'm calling it Xenonite.
01:02:11And if I can't understand what he's saying, which is most of the time, he puts on a little
01:02:15puppet show for me and my tiny brain.
01:02:16And you know what?
01:02:18I don't mind it.
01:02:18He's kind of growing on me.
01:02:19At least not growing in me, you know, which was a concern for a little while.
01:02:23His son is dying too, so maybe we can help each other.
01:02:29Recognize this?
01:02:33We call it astrophage.
01:02:34It means star eater.
01:02:42Astrophage on me, star, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, yeah.
01:02:47Same.
01:03:02Why are you alone?
01:03:1523.
01:03:21What happened to them?
01:03:32Sorry.
01:03:37How did they die?
01:03:56Oh, um, there were three of us and two died on the way here.
01:04:08I wish I knew why.
01:04:12Now it's only me.
01:04:28Correction.
01:04:51Deal.
01:04:57Cold fist bump, by the way.
01:04:59Deal.
01:05:01What's that?
01:05:03Fist my bump.
01:05:05No, it's fist bump.
01:05:09It's not the same.
01:05:13Exactly.
01:05:14Astrophage has to reach Tau Ceti, otherwise we wouldn't see the Petrobo.
01:05:21Oh.
01:05:25Do we really need this whole model?
01:05:29Right.
01:05:32Oh, boy.
01:05:33You know, I used to have one of these in my classroom and it was a lot simpler to set
01:05:37up.
01:05:41One sec, what, what?
01:05:43That is a great question.
01:05:46You know what?
01:05:48Try this.
01:05:49Why is a school teacher in space?
01:05:52Question.
01:05:54No.
01:05:55Don't like that voice.
01:05:57Can't unhear it, really.
01:05:58Scary.
01:05:59Let's try this.
01:06:01Oh.
01:06:02No.
01:06:02No.
01:06:03No need.
01:06:04No need to even continue.
01:06:05Good.
01:06:06No.
01:06:06Why is a school teacher in space?
01:06:09What's so funny?
01:06:11Question.
01:06:11Why is a school teacher in space?
01:06:14I mean.
01:06:15It has charm, but no.
01:06:16Meryl Streep.
01:06:18Why is a school teacher in space?
01:06:21She can do anything.
01:06:23Why is a school teacher in space?
01:06:29Why is a school teacher in space?
01:06:33That's not bad.
01:06:34I like.
01:06:35All right.
01:06:36And in answer to your question, I have no idea what I'm doing in space.
01:06:41I don't remember.
01:06:43It is okay.
01:06:45Grace find out when Grace go home.
01:06:50I'm going to go to sleep.
01:06:52No understand.
01:06:53Word.
01:06:54To sleep?
01:06:56Uh, just, uh, like this.
01:06:59Just die?
01:07:00Just die?
01:07:00Die?
01:07:00No, no, no, no, no.
01:07:01No, not die.
01:07:02Just lay here for 29,000 seconds and then we...
01:07:06Wake up.
01:07:07Oh, understand.
01:07:08We called this.
01:07:11Okay.
01:07:12Here we go.
01:07:13Sleep.
01:07:16Good night, sir.
01:07:18I watched Grace sleep.
01:07:19No, that's fine.
01:07:20That's a little weird.
01:07:21Maybe.
01:07:23I'll be good.
01:07:23Good night.
01:07:24Not safe.
01:07:24Viridians must watch sleep.
01:07:26That's really interesting.
01:07:27That sounds like something, uh, you can unpack that tomorrow.
01:07:33Rock, you watch crew many days.
01:07:36Crew now, wake up.
01:07:45That's where you're going to be?
01:07:46No, it's usually closer.
01:07:48On your chest.
01:07:49I wonder if it would work from a little farther back.
01:07:52But Grace won't feel comfortable and safe.
01:07:54Well, look, I'm seeing, um, so many sides of you lately and it's great.
01:08:01Right now I'm seeing the underside of you.
01:08:07I'm kind of a side sleeper anyway.
01:08:09Good night.
01:08:12So, we watch each other sleep.
01:08:17Viridians don't sleep like a human does.
01:08:19They seem legitimately paralyzed.
01:08:22If danger comes, you can't wake up.
01:08:24So survive, Omar.
01:08:27Someone has to keep you safe.
01:08:30Human call.
01:08:30You
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