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When Pope Benedict asked Giotto
to prove his worth as an artist. . .
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. . .Giotto drew a perfect circle. . .
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. . .freehand.
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Perfection.
It's a powerful message.
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-I know what the Zen masters would say.
-What's that?
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"This ball wants to be caught. "
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Nobody built this thing
looking into their third eye.
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They went to a lot of trouble
and they didn't do it for nothing.
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Something put this thing out there
to get picked up and brought back here.
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Have you forgotten the Trojan horse?
It could be a trap.
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Don't you think
that's a little paranoid?
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No, I'm going to put a video camera
on this thing and keep an eye on it.
:32:39
Can I ask you something
about this reflective surface?
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Yeah, it appears to be mercury,
doesn't it?
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Except mercury's liquid
at this temperature.
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That's not what I'm talking about.
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What worries me is that
it's reflecting everything but us.
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I hate to be the one non-scientist
that picks this up, guys.
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You know what I mean?
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What do you think it is?
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I don't know.
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Whatever it is. . .
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. . .it's alien.
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Okay, an American spacecraft,
materials, technology. . .
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. . .more advanced than what we know,
crashes into the ocean.
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Why wasn't it damaged?
:33:28
The materials are
obviously super-strong.
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If that's true, why did it chip
when you hit it?
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Better:
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It didn't crash.
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It arrived. . .
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. . .300 years ago.
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-From where?
-Not "where. " When.
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So you're saying this thing
took a wrong turn?
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That's right.
I mean, what if the craft. . .
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. . .inadvertently flew
into a black hole?
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It arrived in our past from its present.
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The dates
in the flight record--