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...is entirely legitimate.
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Call me Nathalie.
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And you, do please call me Donald.
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I admire your show.
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Really? You like my work?
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Yes. Very much.
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Why....
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Thank you.
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Coming out of commercial.
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In five...four...
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...three...two....
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Welcome back.
We're with Professor Donald Kessler.
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He's the chairman
of the American Academy...
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...of Astronautics.
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Professor...
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...isn't it weird that we sent
a space probe to Mars...
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...and we didn't even find anyone?
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Well, not really...
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...Nathalie.
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We didn't get into the canals.
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The Martian canals are canyons.
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Some are over 100 miles deep.
:18:00
The Martian civilization has clearly
developed under the planet's surface.
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Their science and technology
must be absolutely mind-boggling.
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So...
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...what in your view, Donald...
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...Kessler...
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...Chairman, are some of the things
the Martians can teach us, Professor?
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Quite a lot about Mars, Nathalie.
:18:26
She's flirting.
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But seriously,
this is tremendously exciting.
:18:31
The knowledge, the new ideas:
it'll change everything.
:18:34
And we must be open to it.
:18:36
Maybe they can tell us about our universe.
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How it started.
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Where it's going.
:18:42
Perhaps even its purpose.
:18:45
It's tremendously exciting.
:18:46
It's the most important event since...
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...Jesus walked in Galilee-
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Christ.
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What's wrong?
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Go to Camera Two!
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I can't. It's busted.
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Go to One! Go to Four!