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Tell me.
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I thought you'd come alone.
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You said you'd meet me--
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It's about Dorothy.
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Dorothy?
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What about her?
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She's here.
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Show me.
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I can't believe you did it.
:13:32
We built 4.
:13:35
She work?
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Thought you'd want to be
here for her first time out.
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It wouldn't be right
if you weren't here.
:13:55
This is going to be good!
:13:58
How sweet is that?
:14:01
It's Bill's concept.
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The Extreme. It came from his brain.
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I had a hand in it.
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It is great.
:14:11
What is it?
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It's an instrument pack for studying
tornados. First one in history.
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It's very exciting.
:14:18
Scientists have studied
tornados forever...
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...but nobody knows
how a tornado works.
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We don't know what happens inside...
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...because nobody can take
measurements inside the funnel.
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That's what she's going to do.
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How?
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We put her up inside a tornado.
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She opens...
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...and releases hundreds
of these sensors...
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...that measure all parts of
the tornado simultaneously.
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You see, it's like this:
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These sensors go up the funnel
and radio back information...
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...about the internal structure,
wind velocities....
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We'll learn more in 30 seconds
than in the last 30 years.