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So our work on Venus showed us
that the universe is full of surprises.
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Life could exist
in ways that we don't expect.
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Which means we can consider places
we might not have tried before.
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So, what's next?
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Lunchtime!
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There's no time for that.
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There's always time for lunch.
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How are we supposed to find life
on an empty stomach?
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Sally's right. I have observed
that humans have a hard time focusing
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if they're not fed at regular intervals.
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Point taken.
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Remember, NASA is a big campus.
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So make sure you know
where you're going before you set out.
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Hello? Anybody? I have a map here.
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The cafeteria is this way.
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It's in this building right here.
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Here it is. I think.
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This is one weird-looking cafeteria,
big brother.
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Charlie Brown,
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make sure the door doesn't
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shut.
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"Launching HERA mission"?
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Wait. Mission?
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Launching?
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I can't go to space!
I can't go to space!
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I don't have my toothbrush.
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Not all of us went
through astronaut training, Snoopy.
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I just learned how to tie my shoes.
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Okay. Let's stay calm.
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Everyone, find a station.
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Country? Smooth jazz?
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What does everyone feel like listening to?
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My shoelace is caught.
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Everyone in position?
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Check.
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- Yep.
- Uh-huh.
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Yep.
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No.
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According to this,
we're already out of Earth's atmosphere.
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But our feet are on the ground
like there's still gravity.
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Yes, we can all see
that gravity is working.
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There you are.
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- We didn't mean to launch.
- Charlie Brown locked the door.
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- We were just hungry.
- Don't worry.
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You're not in space.
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You're in NASA's HERA simulator.
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Simulator? What's that?
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A simulator lets us pretend
to be in a situation,
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so we can see how people react.
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{\an8}This simulator is NASA's
Human Exploration and Research Analog,
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or HERA,
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which studies the unique challenges
of long-term space flight,
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like being in very close quarters
with other astronauts,
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far from Earth for long periods of time.
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We also want to see how astronauts
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will cooperate,
problem-solve and use teamwork…
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…over the course of their mission.
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Can it simulate how cranky I'll be
if I don't get lunch?
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Hey, everyone! I found some food in here.
Hey, everyone! I found some food in here.
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- Food!
- I want some!
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- I'm so hungry.
- Me too!
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It's a little dry.
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This is what we get
for listening to Charlie Brown.
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Okay, everyone, cheer up.
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This is a great opportunity for you
to practice the kind of creative thinking
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that might help you find
life outside of Earth. Or find lunch.
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Over here.
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For this exercise,
everything you need is in this box.
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Good luck.
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Oh, great. Robot food.
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Excuse me, sir,
could you use a little less of the table?
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I need space, Marcie.
Miss Othmar says I'm a tactile learner.
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Lucy, your elbow is in my face.
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Your face is in my elbow.
Your face is in my elbow.
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- Come on, everyone. We need to work--
- Does anyone have a wrench?
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I'm using it!
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Knock it off! You're hurting my ears.
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Excuse me.
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- But could we maybe--
- Not now. I'm trying to focus!
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I need that!
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- I had that--
- No, I do!
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- That's mine!
- I had that first!
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- I called it.
- I had that first!
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Quiet!
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Quiet!
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This exercise is supposed to be
about teamwork,
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determination and problem-solving.
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If we're ever going to find life
outside of Earth,
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we're going to need to work together.
Now is not the time to just give up.
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Okay, everyone, my big brother says
we should just give up.
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No. That's not what I said at all.
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Wait a second.
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It almost looks like these go together.
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Come on.
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I don't believe it.
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It still looks like
it's missing something, Charlie Brown.
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Yeah!
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Congratulations! You've worked together
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and combined all your projects
into the final result: a food rehydrator.
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Yeah! A what?
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A rehydrator adds water back to food,
so you can eat it.
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Right. Just like in the kitchen
on the International Space Station.
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Let's give it a shot.
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It's about time.
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- Looks good.
- Wow!
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I'm starving.
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Yuck.
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Well, it is a prototype.
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Is someone gonna answer that?
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I would, but we're locked in.
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That door doesn't have a lock.
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That would be unsafe in an emergency.
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I tried pushing on the door,
but it didn't work.
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Did you try pulling?
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Charlie Brown.
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Pizza!
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Snoopy, you ordered pizza for us?
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Thanks, pal.
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To celebrate your successful HERA mission,
let's take a crew photo.
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- Say, "HERA."
- HERA!