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I can't stop thinking about
all the life that could be out there
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around those distant stars.
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Speaking of the stars,
one of them is moving kinda funny.
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If it's a star,
it shouldn't be moving at all.
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[gasps] Maybe it's Santa!
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[yelps]
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[rotors whirring]
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Hey. It's Ingenuity from NASA.
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Don't forget to write!
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I wonder what it is.
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Maybe it's a thank-you gift from NASA.
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Like a muffin basket?
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Ooh. Just imagine
how many muffins could be in there.
Ooh. Just imagine
how many muffins could be in there.
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[Snoopy shouts, exclaims]
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[growls]
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[Marcie] No muffins.
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But-- [gasps]
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A monitor.
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And-- Oh!
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This looks like the golden record
they put on the Voyager spacecraft.
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Oh.
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- Marcie's right.
- [exclaims]
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[grunts]
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[chuckles] Still got it.
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Now, where was I?
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[static]
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Ah. That phonograph record
is an exact replica
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of the ones NASA sent
on the Voyager missions.
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[CARA] Voyager 1 and 2 were sent
into space many years ago
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to explore our solar system and beyond.
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They're still out there.
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Each carries a gold-plated record
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with a goodwill message
in multiple languages,
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as well as images and sounds portraying
the diversity of life and culture on Earth
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just in case they ever cross paths
with intelligent life.
just in case they ever cross paths
with intelligent life.
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So, for your next mission,
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I want each of you to find
something special to put in this capsule.
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Something you think best represents
life on Earth.
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Ingenuity will bring the capsule
back to NASA,
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where it'll be put on a spacecraft
for an upcoming deep-space mission.
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Ingenuity will be back
at this time tomorrow.
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- Good luck.
- [static]
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I wonder how many channels
this thing gets.
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You heard CARA. Let's get to it.
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- I know what to get.
- I've got it.
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- I know.
- I've got just the thing.
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Hmm. Find something that represents
life on Earth?
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Where do I even start?
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Have you chosen what you'll put
in the space capsule, big brother?
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I've narrowed it down to this shirt,
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my Joe Shlabotnik autographed baseball
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or my kite.
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I don't see a kite.
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The string is all that was left
when the tree was done with it.
The string is all that was left
when the tree was done with it.
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I had a hard time picking one thing too.
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That's why I've written a letter listing
all of the things they can bring me.
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Good grief.
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I'm sending this blanket, Charlie Brown.
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Nothing says life on Earth
like the virtues of comfort and security.
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I'm surprised
you're willing to part with it, Linus.
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Oh. This is just a decoy I use
when my grandma comes over,
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in case she tries to throw it out.
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[rapid footsteps]
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[brakes squeal]
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[gags]
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[gags]
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Well, it always fools Grandma.
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I'm sending this telescope
in the spirit of curiosity.
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If we ever do find intelligent life,
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they can look at us while we look at them.
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- [rustling]
- [adhesive tape rolling]
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So, what do you think?
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You're right.
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Needs more Bubble Wrap.
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[Peppermint Patty] Hey, Chuck.
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I'm sending my trophy from
the regional figure skating championship.
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It symbolizes effort and perseverance,
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and that I'm a pretty good skater.
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As a gesture towards shared knowledge,
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I'm sending this complete set
of encyclopedias.
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I'm not sure there will be room
for all that, Marcie.
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Hmm. You may be right, Charles.
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Luckily, I also have
this travel-sized edition.
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I'm stuck, Lucy.
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Everyone else has found something
to send with the capsule,
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but I can't think of anything
that feels right.
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It's simple, Charlie Brown.
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All you have to do
is think of the exact perfect thing.
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For instance, it occurred to me
that if aliens ever do get the message,
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they'll need to know
the right person to contact.
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That's why I'm sending this business card
with my phone number.
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[sighs]
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How am I supposed to know
what best represents humanity?
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Maybe I just won't send anything.
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- [straining]
- [Bubble Wrap popping]
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- [popping]
- [grunts]
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[fanfare playing]
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[fanfare ends]
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This is what you think best represents
life on Earth?
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They don't want your old snacks,
you silly beagle.
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[gasps, exclaims]
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- [static]
- [shrieks]
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Is that everything?
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Not quite. Charlie Brown isn't here yet.
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That blockhead
probably never did think of anything.
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[Charlie Brown panting] Wait!
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I found it.
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Just the right thing for the capsule.
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Charlie Brown,
that's not even a good picture.
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It might not be perfect,
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but it shows us together
with the people we care about.
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And what could be more human than that?
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[sniffles]
I promised myself I wouldn't cry.
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- [rotors whirring]
- Incoming!
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Great job, gang.
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Until next time!
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- Charlie Brown.
- Yes?
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That picture…
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Yes?
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Those aliens are going to think
you're a genius.
Those aliens are going to think
you're a genius.
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[droning adult chatter]
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- [rocket fires]
- Well, there goes our capsule.
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It's humbling to think we might be
some far-off civilization's first window
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into life on Earth.
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[groans] I just realized
I can never change my phone number!
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- Hey, everyone. I'm getting something.
- [receiver buzzing]
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Another signal from deep space?
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Nope. This.
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[jazz piano music playing]
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[all cheering, exclaiming]
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[birds chattering]
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Whoo! [laughs] CARA in space.
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I'm gonna see the moon.