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Ta-da!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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They live in your computer
And they've got a job to do
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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too
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-And when you have a question
-They'll answer it for you
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It's StoryBots: Answer Time
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Answer Time!
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-Hey, there!
-How's it going?
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Hi! Beep here. What can I help you with?
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What is the world's biggest
rubber band ball?
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Let's see.
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The world's biggest rubber band ball
weighs 9,000 pounds
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and is made up from
over 700,000 rubber bands!
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Hey, what's that rumbling?
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Huh?
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Hi, Bing! It's August. Come spin with me!
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I love spinning!
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I'm okay.
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Boop.
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Bo, dear, have you seen my kitty?
I've looked everywhere.
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Not everywhere.
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Whoa! Looks like we got
a Level Three coming in.
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StoryBots, how nice to see you.
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I'm so happy I got in touch.
I'm in a bit of a situation.
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Hey, Secret Agent Lady. How can we help?
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Well, you see, I was hoping you
might be able to tell me how lasers work?
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Lasers? Oh, man, I love lasers!
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Remember that time we played laser tag
and I was like, pew-pew!
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Oh, lasers are fun.
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Oh, yes, Bing. Lasers can be so much fun.
However, this particular laser is… not.
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That laser is, like,
totally splitting that table in half.
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That's right,
and if I can't disable it in the next…
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seventeen minutes and… 13 seconds,
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I'm going to… split too.
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I mean, I'm not--
I'm not gonna split, like leave.
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I just mean that I'm actually
going to split, 'cause there's a laser.
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Oh, my! You have to get out of there!
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Yeah. That's kinda why I called.
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Okay, team.
We've got to find out how lasers work.
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Hey! My buddy Kester
runs the laser show at Burning Bot.
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She could tell us how lasers work.
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Bang, that would be great.
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And if you don't mind hurrying,
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I don't want anything
to happen to my tuxedo.
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Especially not while I'm in it.
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Don't worry, Secret Agent Lady.
We are on the job.
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Answer Time!
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Hi, StoryBots.
Can you help us count by twos?
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-Hey, Sally Sue.
What's that, Bessie Lou?
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-You know what I like doing?
-You know I know what you like doing.
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-You know what I like doing?
-You know I know what you like doing!
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Counting by twos!
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Let's go!
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Two!
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Ooh! Four!
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Yep! Four!
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I see a six!
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Six!
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Yeehaw!
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-Six!
-Here comes the big old number eight!
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Eight!
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-Wait! Wait on that eight.
-What's that?
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It's the number… ten!
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Ten!
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-Two, four, six, eight, ten!
-Ten!
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-Two, four, six, eight, ten!
-Woo-hoo!
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Six, eight, ten.
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-I love countin' by twos.
-Oh, me too.
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Hey.
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-You wanna go get a sarsaparilla?
-You know I wanna go get a sarsaparilla.
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-Sarsaparilla! Yeehaw!
-Sarsaparilla! Pew-pew! Yeah! Pew-pew!
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Drinkin' sarsaparilla!
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Hey, StoryBots,
what's the dinosaur with wings?
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Come fly with me
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Over the sea
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And it will be a wonderful adventure
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Well, hey, what's happening?
I'm a Pterodactylus
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What's fly about me?
Well, check out the
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Wings on my back
They're not lacking in size
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I have these large Pterodactylus eyes
Any time of day, I attack and surprise
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Dive down to the ground
Then I'm back in the skies
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Here's the thing, man, my wingspan's
Three feet long, wings are strong
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And I'm light, can fly many miles
Fly up, fly down, check my flying style
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-Fly down to the sea to eat fish
-It's delicious
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Bugs and small creatures
That keeps it nutritious
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Ninety teeth in my beak
And my legs are weak
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But I'm flyin' the sky
Check my skinny physique
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And I'm not a bird
Let me help you understand
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Not a dinosaur, man
'Cause I don't dwell on land
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I'm a pterosaur, yeah, a flying reptile
Come fly with me and let's fly for a while
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Come fly with me
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Over the sea
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And it will be a wonderful adventure
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Next stop, Burning Bot.
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Welcome home to Burning Bot, friend.
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Thanks, Mr. Dreamcatcher, dude.
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I'm looking for Kester
to help me with some laser stuff.
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Any of you know where I could find her?
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You may not find the friend you want--
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But you'll find the friend you need.
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I think I'm just going to start looking…
over there.
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Hey, Kester. You in here?
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Excuse me, sorry.
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Coming through. Pardon me.
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Whoa. Guess she's not in there.
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Hey, drum circle dudes.
Have any of you seen my buddy--
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Excuse me, Mr. Fish Man.
Have you seen my friend Kester?
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Say that again?
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Still kinda fuzzy, dude.
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You may want to see a doctor about that.
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Hey, Kester. You in here, buddy?
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Keep your voice down.
We're trying to transcend.
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Oh, sorry.
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Kester!
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Kester!
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Kester!
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Oh, man. She's got to be
around here somewhere.
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Hey, careful down there.
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Sorry, Kester.
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Kester!
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Hey, Bang. How's it going?
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Not too good, dude.
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I need to find an answer to a question
about lasers. I could use your help.
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Sure thing, man. You know how much
I love lasers. Check this out.
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Wow.
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So, what's the question, Bang?
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Well, I need to know how lasers work,
and fast!
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That's easy. You just push this button.
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Not sure that's going to help much.
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And I really gotta find an answer
for this Secret--
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Whoa!
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Bang, are you okay?
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What happened?
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Huh? What's this?
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That? It's the Light Amplification
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by Stimulated Emission
of Radiation Laboratory.
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They make all the lasers I use.
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Did you say they make lasers?
I bet they could tell me how lasers work!
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Well, thanks for the help, Kester.
See ya! Bye!
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Oh, yeah. Sure thing, Bang.
Glad that was helpful. For you.
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Hey, StoryBots. Why do bears hibernate?
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StoryScouts, fall in!
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Yes, Ranger Dot!
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Today, we're going to learn about--
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Hey, who turned out the light?
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One campfire, coming up.
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As I was saying,
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today, we're going to learn about
why bears hibernate.
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All we've got to do is
wake this sleeping bear and ask him.
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Wait, Ranger Dot.
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I don't think it's a good idea
to wake a sleeping bear.
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Yeah, I don't even think
we should be in its cave.
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Nonsense, StoryScouts!
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How else are we supposed to find out
why bears hibernate?
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We already know why bears hibernate,
Ranger Dot.
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Bears hibernate to escape the cold.
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They eat a whole lot before hibernation
to store extra fat on their bodies.
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And use it as energy.
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Huh. That makes a lot of sense.
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Great work, StoryScouts. I'm proud of you.
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Thank you, Ranger Dot.
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Can we go now, please?
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Yes.
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That was quite an adventure, StoryScouts.
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I'm just going to thank this bear
for letting us use their home.
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-Wait--
-Sleeping bear!
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When autumn comes around
And the leaves fall down
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And the chill is in the air
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There's a critter you'll see
Who's soon gonna be
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A hibernating bear
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In a hungry mood, she shoves down food
Till she has a lot of fat to spare
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Which her body will use
In a long, long snooze
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Of a hibernating bear
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A hibernating bear
Takes a few weeks to prepare
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She finds a den and settles in
She's a hibernating bear
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Now her temperature's low
And her heart rate's slow
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She's snug in a winter lair
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She doesn't even wake
For a toilet break
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She's a hibernating bear
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A hibernating bear
Just a slumbering ball of hair
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Instead of a roar, she lets out a snore
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She's a hibernating bear
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A hibernating bear
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Next stop,
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the Light Amplification by Stimulated
Emissions of Radiation Department.
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Oh, man. This place is huge.
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Whoa.
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Hello there!
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Hey there, Mr. Laser Dude.
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I'm trying to find out how lasers work
for a friend of mine.
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Do you think you can help?
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I know just who to talk to.
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Excuse me, have any of you seen Franz?
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Who are you talking to?
I don't see anything.
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Just because you cannot see anything
does not mean it is not there.
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Take a closer look.
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Whoa! What are those?
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Those are atoms.
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They are the building blocks
for everything in the universe,
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and when they get hit with extra energy,
they release photons.
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What's a photon?
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Photons are the teeny-weeny particles
that make up light.
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Hey, who you calling a weenie?
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Ah, Franz. There you are!
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Who were you expecting,
Sully Sullenberger?
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Hey, watch it, buddy!
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You see, photons make up the light
in everything,
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from stars in the sky to torches,
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lamps, candles, even lasers.
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The thing that makes lasers
different from other lights
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is how focused the photons are.
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-Hey, watch where you're going, will ya?
-Yeah, my bad.
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They don't look very focused to me, dude.
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That's 'cause they're not. Yet.
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Now, when a torch or a lamp emits light,
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these photons scatter everywhere.
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A laser, on the other hand,
is a photon-focusing machine.
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It contains a light source…
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this ruby crystal,
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and two mirrors, one on each end.
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As the photons from this light source
pass other atoms inside the ruby crystal,
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even more photons are released!
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Hey! Wait for me!
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These photons all like to travel
in the same direction,
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so, as they bounce off the mirrors
back and forth,
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they excite more and more atoms,
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and get more and more photons
to follow along.
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Whoa. All this bouncing
is making my head hurt.
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With all of the photons moving together
through a teeny-tiny hole…
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you get a highly focused beam of light,
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known as a laser.
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Whoa! That is one strong laser, Doc.
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The strength of the laser
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depends on the amount of energy
being used to generate its photons.
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More energy equals more photons,
more photons equals more strength.
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So, if you were able
to give a laser less energy,
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would that reduce its strength?
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Precisely, Bang!
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Whoa! That's it!
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Thanks for the lesson in light, Professor.
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I gotta go tell my friend
how to stop that laser.
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Thanks! See ya! Bye, dude!
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No problem, Bang. Hope I was able to help.
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Hey, Doc, me and some of the other photons
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were thinking about heading down
to the break room for a light snack.
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Last one there is an electromagnetic wave!
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-Lasers
-All around the club
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-Lasers
-Shining from above
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-Lasers
-How'd they get so bright?
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Let's go inside a laser
And show 'em what it's like
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I'm an atom
I'm super, super small
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We're the building blocks
Of the universe, y'all
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When I feel the energy, I emit light
In the form of a photon
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-Photon?
-Right
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When it comes to lasers
Imagine a dance hall
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Atoms all around, mirrors on the wall
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The energy is big, photon's moving
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Back and forth
As they're dancing, grooving
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Bouncing off the mirror, side to side
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Move the same way, do the Photon Slide
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Pass by an atom, now make a friend
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Another photon, now they're joining in
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Working together for a common goal
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Shoot a bright light from a tiny hole
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A focused light, it's a photon stream
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It's a super-duper super-sweet laser beam
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Photons, get in line
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Now everybody step to the right
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Spin around and make it all bright
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You know how we make that light
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Photons, get in line
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-Everybody step to the right
-Okay
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Spin around, make it all bright
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You know how we make that light
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Hello? Secret Agent Lady?
Come in. Are you there?
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Bang, thank goodness. Have you been able
to find out about lasers?
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I'm getting a little uncomfortable.
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Oh, yeah. I learned all about
how lasers work. Check it out.
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You see, all light is made up
of these little things called photons.
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-Bang--
-They're little particles of light.
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They bounce back and forth.
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Bang? Excuse me.
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Then there's this cool ruby crystal
that gives off lots of photons--
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Bang!
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I don't think we have time right now
to go into a technical discussion, so…
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Oh, yeah. Sorry, dude.
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No, no. You know what?
I'm sorry I raised my voice. I'm just--
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I'm sorry, this laser is stressing me out.
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Oh, no. I totally get it.
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Good. I'm so glad.
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But were you able to find out anything
helpful in shutting this thing down?
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I did learn that lasers need energy
to make light.
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Energy. That's it!
You figured it out, Bang.
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I did?
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You sure did.
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That was a close one.
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Thanks, Bang.
You StoryBots sure do know your stuff.
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Don't mention it, Miss Secret Agent Lady.
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And now I'm off
for another super-secret mission.
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Oh, man.
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Hey. You wouldn't happen to know
how locks work, do you?
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That, my friend,
is a problem for another episode.
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Episode?
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What, is-- Is this a TV show?