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02:58And I thought it would be a special New Year.
03:02Oh, there's nothing left before the New Year.
03:14Vlasyash, tell us something new.
03:17How do you wash?
03:19Well, if you insist,
03:21I would probably tell you about parallel universes.
03:26The New Year is a special holiday for us.
03:29But for the universe, one year is only a moment.
03:32After all, it is already more than 13 billion years old.
03:36It was so many years ago that a big explosion occurred,
03:39which gave rise to our world.
03:42Scattering particles clung to atoms,
03:45atoms into molecules,
03:47from which then whole clouds of cosmic dust were formed.
03:52And after billions of years,
03:54these clouds turned into galaxies.
03:57The bright star strip in our sky is a galaxy,
04:01in which we live.
04:03Ancient Greeks called this strip a milky river
04:06or a milky way.
04:08And milk in Greek is a galaxy.
04:11Hence the name of the cluster of stars β galaxies.
04:15Despite the fact that the big explosion was a long time ago,
04:19galaxies continue to scatter from each other at great speed.
04:23And the farther the galaxy is from the Earth,
04:26the faster it moves away from us.
04:28This law was discovered back in 1929
04:32by astronomer Edwin Hubble.
04:34It turns out that at some distance from the Earth
04:37there are galaxies that fly away from us
04:40at a speed equal to the speed of light.
04:43Such a distance is called the Hubble radius.
04:46And we will never see the worlds beyond the Hubble radius.
04:50After all, the light from them simply cannot reach us.
04:54Alas, the size of the visible part of the Universe
04:57is only 93 billion light years.
05:00Our entire Universe can be divided into such spheres of Hubble.
05:06If we assume that space-time is infinite,
05:10then, according to the theory of probability,
05:12somewhere among these worlds there is an exact copy of ours.
05:15So to speak, a parallel Universe.
05:18But we will never see it.
05:21After all, every year it flies away from us further and further.
05:26Cool!
05:30It's already 12 o'clock!
05:32Hedgehog, readiness number one!
05:34Always ready!
05:36One, two, three, four, five, six...
05:43Another stupid New Year!
05:46Just like all the previous ones!
05:49I wish I were in a parallel Universe!
06:13New Year's Eve
06:22It's just a dream, isn't it?
06:26What am I doing with Niusha?
06:35What is it?
06:38Where are my horns?
06:43Where are they?
06:45We are here!
06:47Hedgehog!
06:51You have already woken up!
06:53And you are adorning yourself with Christmas trees and needles!
06:56You are so sweet!
06:58Promise me that the New Year will be as beautiful as you!
07:02Let's go, we are already waiting for you!
07:08And here is our winner!
07:13Oh, wonderful!
07:18I'm sleeping.
07:21Look, our beauty won't sleep through the New Year.
07:25It would be very sad.
07:28What's going on here?
07:30Is this some kind of a prank?
07:32Why do you all look like...
07:35...dusty princesses?
07:38But the sheep is beautiful!
07:40Beautiful as always!
07:44And here is a cake for the New Year's fool!
07:47Oh, Savunia!
07:49At least you are all right!
07:52What could have happened to me?
07:55Here, take it with cabbage leaves, as you like!
07:58Christmas trees and needles!
08:00Let's give our New Year's Eve presents!
08:03Let's give our New Year's Eve presents!
08:09Stop it!
08:12This is a very special New Year!
08:14I don't want it like this!
08:16I used to like you more!
08:18Have we changed?
08:20Got fatter?
08:22No, you are different!
08:24From another universe!
08:26What did you say about parallel universes?
08:29Excuse me, are you talking to me?
08:31But I'm afraid...
08:33It doesn't matter!
08:35What about spheres, galaxies, stars?
08:38Oh, stars!
08:40I can make a horoscope!
08:42A horoscope!
08:43There should be a horoscope in this universe too!
08:46Or what about you?
08:47Where is it?
08:48I don't understand!
08:49It's so round!
08:51From the future!
08:52A present for Gosha!
08:54Oh, dear!
08:55You are talking about that wonderful New Year's toy...
08:58...that the draw gave you!
09:00Yeah, yeah!
09:01My draw is so romantic!
09:09Nein!
09:10You broke my draw's present!
09:12How can I get back to my universe?
09:17The request has not been answered.
09:19But I somehow got here!
09:21Through some big black thing!
09:25A black hole is a cosmic object...
09:28...with an extremely strong gravitational pull.
09:31Any object causes a distortion of space-time...
09:35...with its gravitational field.
09:37The more massive the object, the stronger the distortion.
09:40The mass of the black hole is so huge...
09:43...that its distortion of space-time...
09:45...can be imagined as a bottomless funnel.
09:48The black hole's pull can't even be overcome by light.
09:52That's why it's impossible to see the black hole.
09:55When an object gets into the black hole...
09:58...the information about its existence is completely lost...
10:01...and can't be restored...
10:03...since its physical properties are still understudied.
10:08Distortion of space-time!
10:10I have no idea what that is...
10:12...but it sounds reassuring.
10:16A course to the black hole!
10:18I'm sorry, dear.
10:19Listen, I can't wait for the New Year.
10:22Oh, yes!
10:28So, the New Year won't come now, will it?
10:40One, two, three, four...
10:44...five, six, seven...
10:47...eight, nine, ten...
10:50...eleven, twelve!
10:52Happy New Year!
10:55Happy New Year!
11:17Happy New Year!
11:47Time, time, time...
11:50Time, time, time...
11:53Time, time, time...
11:56Time, time, time...
11:59Time, time, time...
12:02Time, time, time...
12:05Time, time, time...
12:08Time, time, time...
12:11Time, time, time...
12:14Time, time, time...
12:17Time, time, time...
12:28Time, time, time...
12:34Hey, you, what universe are you in now?
12:36Are you all right?
12:40Where did you get that powder?
12:45Happy New Year!
12:48Happy New Year!
12:57Happy New Year, my dear.
12:59I hope you're having fun.
13:02I'm a fool. I forgot about the present.
13:06Happy New Year!
13:08Oh, thank you.
13:14Happy New Year!
13:20...sanitary...
13:22Oh, and the Christmas tree...
13:24Savunia, would you like to join us for a cup of tea?
13:27I don't have time.
13:29I'm doing some business here, by the way.
13:32No, no, don't touch that.
13:35Shouldn't we, so to say, change the New Year's decor?
13:39It's the month of May, after all.
13:42Well, let it stand a little longer.
13:45It's a pity to lose such a beauty.
13:48I like beauty, too.
13:50Beauty is when it's clean.
13:54Tea!
14:00Oh, my God!
14:05A stereoscope? Three thousand?
14:09Phenomenal!
14:11It's an invention and a discovery of the future!
14:15Do you realize what you've used as a New Year's toy?
14:22It would be better if Mi didn't find out about all this in advance.
14:27What?
14:28You mean we should voluntarily give up such a colossal source of knowledge?
14:36I... I... I think it's time for everything.
14:40Say that to your May Christmas tree.
14:44I understand your curiosity very well.
14:48But just imagine...
14:51Imagine that our modern inventions came to us a thousand years ago.
14:58Everyone would just be too lazy to come up with something themselves.
15:02But laziness is the engine of progress.
15:05May, with such a source of knowledge, laziness just kills any progress.
15:12We get everything ready and learn, think, look for and invent.
15:19I'm not even talking about what will happen if this invention gets into the wrong hands.
15:27Oh, come on! We are civilized beings.
15:31And we will be able to use this knowledge in the right way.
15:38Give me that thing. I have to see it with at least one eye.
15:57May, with such a source of knowledge, laziness just kills any progress.
16:08Good night, my dear.
16:18What? Who's there?
16:20I greet you, ancestor!
16:23Ancestor? You're not Bibi to call me that.
16:27I am the keeper of time from the distant future.
16:33For us, everyone who lived in the past is our ancestor.
16:37Oh, from the future. And how is my Igogosha?
16:42Just wonderful.
16:44The only thing that upsets Igogosha.
16:47Because of her, a dangerous anachronism got into your era.
16:52Because of this, time paradoxes can occur.
16:57Oh my God! What is this creepy thing?
17:00I mean the horoscope, my unpredictable ancestor.
17:09Let it return to its time. That would be right.
17:14Yes, yes. It is very unsafe for it to be here.
17:19Paradoxes, time loops, it's all very unpleasant, you know.
17:25Say hello to Igogosha!
17:28Of course, Pin! Of course!
17:32How does he know my name?
17:37Stop! Give me back the horoscope!
17:50What is this masquerade, my descendant?
17:56I did not expect this from you.
18:20And what is this thing?
18:23With the help of this thing, I once tried to find the Parasum brothers.
18:30How is it possible?
18:33Once I firmly believed that somewhere in the universe there is the same Parasum brother...
18:40...who dreams of establishing contact with me.
18:43You just need to build a radio telescope and send a signal.
18:48First of all, you need to choose a suitable radio frequency for communication.
18:54For us, space is silent.
18:57But the radio signal prevents two types of noise from spreading.
19:02Atmospheric and galactic.
19:06Atmospheric noise is quite high-frequency.
19:10To avoid it, you need to use a frequency less than 10 gigahertz.
19:15Galactic noise, on the contrary, is low-frequency.
19:19Therefore, our frequency should be more than 1 gigahertz.
19:24Of course, I really wanted to send video messages to aliens...
19:29...or at least greet them politely.
19:33Aliens, you are mine!
19:37Aliens, you are mine!
19:40But for better communication, I decided to limit myself to the Parasum.
19:46I just had to wait for an answer.
19:51Compressor, you send a signal to other civilizations.
19:56But why did you give up?
19:59I thought that even if I used the power of all the power plants on Earth...
20:04...my signal would be heard at a distance of no more than 10 light years.
20:1010 light years is a very long distance.
20:14Only not on the scale of the universe.
20:17At such a distance from us there are only a few stars.
20:22You can improve your technology and send the signal even further.
20:29What if all this is useless?
20:32What if our descendants did not establish contact?
20:35What if we are the only life in the universe?
20:39Let's finally ask your Parasum.
20:45I need to think.
20:53It would be better for the Parasum to just give me a Christmas toy.
20:58What if we really are the only ones in the universe?
21:02I don't want the Parasum to lose his dream.
21:06I hope he will forgive me someday.
21:13Thank you, my caring friend.
21:16But I will deal with my dreams myself.
21:20Parasum!
21:23Are you going for a run in the morning too?
21:27Well done!
21:29And you, Pin!
21:31Hi, Fiskult!
21:32Wait!
21:33Stop!
21:36Don't do anything stupid!
21:38It's better to sleep than to know!
21:41Stop it!
21:45Finally!
21:46I have the key to all the secrets of the universe in my hands.
21:51How does this thing work?
21:54Back!
21:56Open!
21:57Immediately!
21:59Don't touch!
22:01Parasum!
22:02I'm telling you!
22:03Don't touch!
22:09My request!
22:11The date of discovery of life in the universe!
22:15Take it!
22:16Cancel the request!
22:17Don't have time to cancel my request!
22:20The request is like an AS!
22:22Everything is in order!
22:23Leave it!
22:24Enough!
22:25Command!
22:26Bad request!
22:27Good!
22:32Is there an image?
22:38Look!
22:39It says that scientists of the future argue whether these creatures have a mind.
22:44But ordinary earthlings happily accepted them in their homes as pets.
22:50Here it is!
22:51The future!
23:07What is this?
23:10Khabatych!
23:12Khabatych!
23:16Khabatych!
23:20Khabatych!
23:21Khabatych!
23:22Open!
23:23Are you at home?
23:27Oh, Sasha!
23:28There is someone!
23:30Oh!
23:31Oh!
23:32How nice you are!
23:34Phenomenally nice!
23:36Colleague!
23:37Are there any more photos?
23:39Yes, yes!
23:40A colossal number!
23:42Wow!
23:43Cool!
23:46What a wonderful creatures!
23:52Just think!
23:53In our hands is the source of all knowledge and achievements of civilization.
23:58And we use it to view funny photos of pets.
24:04It is incomprehensible!
24:06Enough!
24:07Enough talking!
24:09Let's look further!
24:11Let's look!
24:14There is also a video!
24:17That's right!
24:18Let's watch it!
24:26My friend!
24:27Are you sure that the risk is justified?
24:30According to my calculations, fuel is simply not enough for the return...
24:34No risk!
24:36My new experimental engine consumes less and flies much further!
24:42But why invent a bicycle?
24:45We can look into the future and find out which engines will be in motion!
24:51What to do?
24:52I would like to see what other smart heads will come up with!
24:57This is not a toy!
25:02I do not want to live with a view of the future!
25:05Even if I am mistaken, this is my experience!
25:09What about us?
25:10Have you thought about it?
25:11Yes, yes!
25:12I think you will be surprised when my experiment will be a complete success!
25:18Auf Wiedersehen!
25:26Flying Kirogaz
25:44Attention!
25:45Prepare for an emergency landing on an unknown planet!
25:49Why?
25:50Emergency!
25:51Fuel level 0!
25:57Kirogaz
26:10Computer!
26:11Analyze the surface of the planet!
26:13Air is not suitable for breathing!
26:15The planet is absolutely lifeless!
26:18We need to get out of here!
26:20Fuel level 0!
26:22My mistake!
26:23I have to correct it!
26:25So, what do we know about engines?
26:28The principle of movement in space is very simple!
26:32We burn fuel and get fire!
26:35Fire flies in one direction and pushes the rocket in the other direction!
26:40This process is called jet thrust!
26:45To fly far, you need to burn a lot of fuel!
26:49But the fuel level is 0!
26:53Yes, yes, I understand!
26:55Therefore, we need to come up with something to replace it!
27:01I am an inventor!
27:03I will come up with something!
27:23Kirogaz
27:35Poor, poor Bean!
27:37What have you done?
27:52Kirogaz
27:59Hallucination!
28:01Computer!
28:02Analyze the surface of the planet!
28:04The composition of the atmosphere is identical to that of the Earth!
28:07Air is suitable for breathing!
28:09The surface of the planet is covered with grass!
28:12Do you see what I see?
28:15I do not see!
28:16I analyze!
28:18You also have a hallucination!
28:20Computers do not have hallucinations!
28:23Yes, yes, there are only glitches!
28:38Indeed, grass!
28:40There are not enough flowers!
28:46And a butterfly!
28:51Computer!
28:52What's going on?
28:54Obviously, the planet has the ability to materialize images generated by thought.
29:01This is impossible!
29:03My thought makes grass and butterflies!
29:07You can say so!
29:09Kirogaz
29:17This is not a chamomile, but a tulip!
29:24This is not a tulip, but a suitcase!
29:30The sky is green!
29:32There are red mountains!
29:35Run!
29:36Yes!
29:37I can!
29:38I can create a world!
29:40PIN!
29:41All-powerful!
29:42What did they come up with, but got!
29:45Like an artist!
29:46Drawing!
29:47Drawing!
29:48Creating!
29:49All-powerful!
29:56A can of canned goods!
29:58Open it!
30:01It is necessary to refuel a little.
30:05Refuel?
30:08A barrel of rocket fuel!
30:14Goodbye, entertaining planet!
30:17Yes!
30:30Computer, why does it stop moving?
30:33The fuel level is zero.
30:35Zero?
30:36We have a field...
30:41Obviously, materialized objects can be found only near the planet.
30:47I already understood that.
30:53Hi, guys!
30:55How are you?
30:56Hi, PIN!
30:57Hi!
31:00Money?
31:01A hedgehog?
31:07I'm at home!
31:09And all this time I was at home!
31:11It was a dream!
31:13Maybe a football?
31:15Since I got enough sleep!
31:18Football?
31:20Come on!
31:21Look at the light!
31:22Look at the light!
31:23Go!
31:24Hop!
31:25Hop!
31:27Go!
31:28Go!
31:29Go!
31:30Go!
31:31Go!
31:32Go!
31:33Go!
31:34Go!
31:35Go!
31:36Go!
31:37Go!
31:38Go!
31:39Go!
31:40Go!
31:43Hop!
31:44Hop!
31:47Out!
31:58Aha!
31:59Here you are!
32:02Oh, my God!
32:07PIN!
32:08Why are you stuck there?
32:09The ball is in the game!
32:10Nein!
32:11It's not a dream!
32:15What are you talking about?
32:17No, I'm definitely not a dream!
32:19I don't know about the hedgehog!
32:21He is still a dream!
32:23Me, me!
32:24You are not a dream!
32:26I'm just thinking about you!
32:28And this kind planet materializes you from my thoughts, from my memory!
32:42Oh, I can't!
32:43Do you want to say that we, hedgehogs, got out of your head?
32:49The ball won't fit there!
32:51I'm not talking about Kopatych!
32:55Why me?
32:56But it's true!
32:58You are all here!
33:00And here!
33:02Oh, I can't!
33:03Oh, I'm tired!
33:04Well, you're a comic!
33:07I want to go home!
33:12What is he talking about?
33:17We found this PIN!
33:25We need to get out of here!
33:28Fuel level is zero!
33:32So we need an engine without fuel!
33:36There are no such engines!
33:39We'll have to ask the future!
33:43My request!
33:44An engine that doesn't need fuel!
33:52How could I not guess?
33:54To fly into space, it's not necessary to use fire and burn a lot of fuel!
34:00After all, there is weightlessness in space,
34:03which means that even the smallest thing can move the whole rocket!
34:08There must be a lot of such small things!
34:13This little thing can be, for example, an ion!
34:17An ion is an atom without one or more electrons!
34:22You can get a lot of ions from atoms of energy gas!
34:26We take a gas, put it in a large piston and shoot electrons into it!
34:32When electrons collide with gas atoms, ions are produced!
34:37Ions fly through the accelerator and accelerate to 50 km per second!
34:44Ions fly in one direction and push the rocket in the other direction!
34:49Such an engine is called an ion engine!
34:53But where to get such a suitable gas?
34:56Oh, this is not a problem!
34:58For an ion engine, for example, argon is perfect!
35:02There are a lot of it in the lava of the volcano!
35:12I checked everything!
35:14The device for flight is ready!
35:16Thank you, my friend!
35:19My friends, it's time for me to go home!
35:24You will fly away and all this will disappear!
35:29And we will disappear!
35:31You will not disappear!
35:33Think of each other and you will not disappear!
35:38Think of each other and you will not disappear!
35:54Hedgehog, have you already started thinking about me?
36:08Stop, space bacteria!
36:11You can't escape from the guardian of order!
36:15Super hedgehog!
36:17Ha-ha-ha! I'm afraid, I'm afraid!
36:28Catch up!
36:30Ha-ha-ha!
36:33Catch up!
36:48Ha-ha-ha! Surrender, galactic infection!
36:52Attention! Planned deactivation of gravity!
36:56Attention! Planned deactivation of gravity!
37:03It looks like someone has lost his superpower!
37:06Not true! I can do without them!
37:10Guardians of order should not forget about their duty!
37:14But no one refuses!
37:16We are just chatting in the Earth's orbit!
37:22Everything seems to be in order here!
37:24What is this? A gyroscope?
37:27I have seen photos of the future!
37:30Soon our planet will look like this!
37:37Ha! This is Saturn!
37:39No, this is Earth!
37:41And what is around is garbage!
37:44A lot of space garbage!
37:47Wow! Wow, a trash can!
37:52Who did this?
37:54It all started a long time ago!
37:57On October 4, 1957, the first artificial satellite was launched into Earth's orbit!
38:06It was a real breakthrough for world cosmonautics!
38:14All newspapers in the world wrote about this event!
38:17Astronomers looked at it through a telescope!
38:20And radio lovers listened to its signals on the radio!
38:24Since then, they have been launching anything into orbit!
38:28Satellites to determine the weather!
38:30For television!
38:32For those who do not know how to drive a car without a hint!
38:36I'm not even talking about rockets and space stations!
38:40Something goes wrong, and then a new jellyfish is launched into space!
38:45And space garbage accumulates in the orbit!
38:49Today, there are more than a hundred thousand of these jellies!
38:54Why is this garbage in the way?
38:56Well, it dangles in the orbit, think about it!
38:59If a rocket flies very fast, and even a very small piece of garbage crashes into space,
39:06it will lead to a very big disaster!
39:10Sorry, but I didn't quite understand the task!
39:14Gravitation is on!
39:19Does anyone see my glasses?
39:38Wow, super hedgehog! You will be a hero next time!
39:41I'm with you!
39:43But how will you be without glasses?
39:47Think, then I see better!
39:51Really?
39:53Yes, I wear them by habit, I can never put them on again!
39:58How is it possible?
40:00Of course, of course!
40:02It seems that the hedgehog has a weak complex, he needs to be played!
40:05But he can't go into outer space!
40:09The main thing is not to injure the delicate teenage psyche!
40:12I will distract him, and you quickly come up with a way to remove this garbage without our participation!
40:17Hmm, I need to think!
40:19You can't come up with it, lie!
40:23Oh my God!
40:24Have you come up with it?
40:25Hedgehog!
40:27Oh my God!
40:28Okay, I'll follow him, and you come up with something faster,
40:32until our eagle's eye has sent the moon to the dump!
40:43How are you?
40:44Fine!
40:50Well, that's it, we worked and there will be a break!
40:53We have just started!
40:56And you have already removed everything!
40:58Oh, what a cleanliness around!
41:01Wow!
41:02An old space station!
41:05Oh my God!
41:07Where?
41:08An old space station!
41:10Oh my God!
41:12Where?
41:13Let's take a closer look!
41:15Well, it's just an ordinary piece of iron, nothing interesting!
41:22Listen, there are a lot of rusty pieces of iron there!
41:27Let's stumble upon something else!
41:39Ouch!
41:40Ouch!
41:41You've had enough of this rumbling!
41:43Ouch!
41:45Let's see who will fly back to the helicopter faster!
41:48Ouch!
41:50We should at least look inside!
41:53Hedgehog, we are already inside!
41:55There is nothing here but scrap metal!
41:58Inside?
41:59It's a bit dark here!
42:01Well, well!
42:03Hedgehog, did you hear?
42:06What?
42:08There!
42:09Something is creaking!
42:12I'll go and have a look!
42:13Hedgehog, wait!
42:15Sounds don't spread in space!
42:18Hedgehog!
42:30Wow!
42:31This is not a space station!
42:34This is an alien vessel!
42:37There is something alive in here!
42:38Let's have a look!
42:40Maybe we shouldn't?
42:44It grabbed me!
42:46No!
42:47Let me go!
42:50No!
42:56Hedgehog!
42:57You are really something!
43:00Not funny!
43:03Do you know what is really not funny?
43:06You worry because you need glasses!
43:09And no one worries because I don't need them!
43:13Maybe when you sleep!
43:15But in space without glasses is dangerous!
43:17Enough of this space nonsense, Hedgehog!
43:20And I say I don't need them!
43:24Cross, what's going on?
43:28Ah!
43:34Cross!
43:58Cross!
43:59Please!
44:00Tell me you are kidding me!
44:06Hedgehog!
44:07Cross!
44:08Over!
44:09I came up with a way to deal with this garbage!
44:12You can go back to...
44:14Peace!
44:15Where are you?
44:17I can't find you!
44:19Cross is gone!
44:20Something happened to him!
44:22I don't see anything!
44:24Something happened!
44:26I don't see anything without glasses!
44:29I understand you!
44:30Stay where you are!
44:32Don't move!
44:34If you fall to the ground,
44:36you will burn in a dense layer of the atmosphere!
44:39What about Cross?
44:41I'll find you by the signal!
44:43I'll be there soon!
44:55Oh, boy!
45:03Cross!
45:24Cross!
45:55Space garbage flies in orbit
45:58while its speed is more than 8 km per second!
46:02If the speed is lower,
46:04the garbage will come from the orbit,
46:06fall to the ground and burn in the atmosphere!
46:09Therefore, in order to remove it,
46:11it is enough to just slow it down!
46:13For example, small garbage can be slowed down
46:16with the help of a generator!
46:18And if you slow it down,
46:20it will burn in the atmosphere!
46:22Large garbage can be slowed down
46:24with the help of helium!
46:26If you spray this gas on the way of garbage,
46:29it will slow down and leave the orbit!
46:32And large garbage can be slowed down
46:34with the help of a laser!
46:36It's really great!
46:38The process is automatic!
46:40You don't have to go into open space
46:42and endanger your life!
46:44Beautiful!
46:46How can a cannon distinguish garbage
46:48from something useful?
46:50How can a satellite
46:52distinguish garbage from a satellite?
46:54Oh my God!
46:56You were right!
46:58I can't do anything without glasses!
47:00And you got it
47:02because of my stupid complexes!
47:04Oh my God!
47:08On the contrary, you saved me!
47:10You flew like a fighter!
47:12Space!
47:14You are without glasses!
47:16Really?
47:18I don't want to see carrots anymore!
47:20I'm sure
47:22you don't need glasses at all!
47:24But you know,
47:26you look better with glasses!
47:28It's more solid, isn't it?
47:30Well, if you like it so much,
47:32I will continue to wear them!
47:34Stop shooting!
47:36Stop! Stop!
47:38Ouch!
47:40What are you doing?
47:42I'm not garbage!
47:44Ouch!
47:46Vasiliki! Vasiliki!
47:48A lot of them
47:50have grown in the field!
47:52My slow friend!
47:54Are you not ready yet?
47:56We have very little time!
47:58What are you talking about, dear?
48:00What do you mean?
48:02Wait a minute!
48:04Didn't I tell you anything?
48:08I knew I would forget something!
48:10Spaceship!
48:12I was here
48:14studying the archives of the future
48:16and discovered an amazing thing!
48:18Our descendants
48:20discovered a curious planet!
48:22Its surface was completely burned
48:24by the increased activity of the sun!
48:26What a horror!
48:28Yes, yes, very sad!
48:30But the most wonderful thing
48:32is that among the ashes
48:34the researchers discovered
48:36a gyroscope!
48:38Be so kind
48:40These are metal structures!
48:42Can you imagine?
48:44Scientists of the future
48:46argue about their origin
48:48but most are sure
48:50that this is the legacy
48:52of a reasonable civilization!
48:54They were called
48:56the Iron City!
48:58So what does it mean?
49:00A whole reasonable civilization?
49:02Of that?
49:04Not yet in our time!
49:06Before the fatal flash
49:08of their sun
49:10there are only a few hours left!
49:12We have a unique chance
49:14to save the whole civilization
49:16and to solve
49:18the mystery
49:20of the burned planet!
49:38It's strange!
49:40The air is suitable for breathing
49:42There is water and vegetation
49:44On this planet
49:46there must be
49:48a reasonable life
49:50But the scanner
49:52does not catch anything alive
49:54Take your stuff away!
49:56It should be easier!
49:58Hey! Hey! Hey!
50:00Burned people!
50:02Run here!
50:04Evacuation!
50:06Evacuation!
50:12No need to rush
50:14my loud evacuator
50:16They are not burned yet
50:18There are still
50:2015 hours
50:24What was that?
50:26What do you think?
50:28Can these plants
50:30be predators?
50:32It's unlikely
50:34But it
50:36moved
50:38It ate
50:42An ordinary tree
50:44can suck more than 100
50:46cubic meters of water
50:48per year
50:50and then evaporate it
50:52It depends
50:54The more leaves the plant has
50:56the more it evaporates
50:58Together with water
51:00plants absorb
51:02substances
51:04This broth moves
51:06along a water-guiding tissue
51:08called a xylem
51:10It has small channels
51:12called capillaries
51:14Water evaporates
51:16through tiny holes
51:18on the leaves
51:20Through them
51:22oxygen and water vapors
51:24come out of the plant
51:26and carbon dioxide
51:28from which sugar and starch
51:30Through these capillaries
51:32the plant breathes
51:34At night or when it's cold
51:36the capillaries fall asleep
51:38and close
51:40And in the heat
51:42they open
51:44So the leaves evaporate
51:46more water
51:48and lower the plant's temperature
51:50So it's an ordinary plant
51:52but huge
51:56What a great lecture
51:58We have so much
52:00precious time
52:02Let's hurry up
52:04We still need to find
52:06brothers in mind
52:16What if they are not brothers
52:18from the Iron City?
52:24Do you hear?
52:26It's whispering
52:28It must be the wind
52:30No, it's not the wind
52:32It's the breath of the plant
52:34through the capillaries
52:38Hey!
52:40Is there anyone alive?
52:42Answer me!
52:44This whisper
52:46will drive me crazy
52:48The sun will set soon
52:50The capillaries will close
52:52and it won't be so hot
52:54Not for long
52:56Look!
52:58Traces!
53:00These are our tracks
53:02We walk in circles
53:04It doesn't look like we are going
53:06to the Iron City
53:08We are going to the Iron City
53:10We are going to the Iron City
53:12It doesn't look like we are
53:14the only reasonable creatures
53:16on this planet
53:18What if these Iron Men
53:20will find us here?
53:24This is a good idea
53:26They look like remains of the Chiralote
53:28Funny
53:30If the descendants
53:32take the remains of our rescue expedition
53:34as a token of civilization
53:36...of the dragging expedition!
53:40The remains!
53:47The remains?
53:50Which side did we leave the chariot?
54:06Where should we go?
54:09I have no idea!
54:26We have trapped ourselves.
54:30We are the mysteriously burnt planet.
54:33We'll see.
54:37Sorry, grass.
54:39Nothing personal.
54:41Struggle for survival.
54:46Strong grass.
54:51Do you hear?
54:52Some kind of whistle.
54:57It's a seed.
54:59What do you need it for?
55:01To preserve the species.
55:03It would be good to preserve your species first.
55:12Take care.
55:31I can't take it anymore.
55:47My heroic friend.
55:49Leave me alone.
55:51You'll definitely make it alone.
55:55It's okay.
55:56We'll make it.
55:58Bite me, bee.
56:01Then at least leave this miserable seed.
56:04It's okay.
56:05We'll make it.
56:07Bite me, bee.
56:09Then at least leave this miserable seed.
56:12Bite me, bee.
56:14Then at least leave this miserable seed.
56:45You...
56:51Computer, turn on maximum protection.
56:55Protection is on.
57:15Bite me, bee.
57:18Phenomenal.
57:24It's an iron city.
57:27Or how is it called?
57:29It is.
57:31Where did it come from?
57:34I think I know where.
57:37If the soil is rich in minerals,
57:40the plant will slowly absorb them with water.
57:44When the concentration of metal atoms in the plant increases,
57:48they stick together and form crystals.
57:52Water evaporates through the leaves,
57:55and the metal remains in the plant.
57:58For many years,
58:00entire metal structures were formed in them.
58:03Which remained after the explosion.
58:11It grows like a bee.
58:14Look how beautiful it is.
58:17Stop it, Andrei.
58:19This is a real garden coup.
58:22You can use the plant to mine metals,
58:25or clean the soil from all sorts of filth,
58:28or build houses.
58:30It will take a long time.
58:33I hoped that the burnt planet
58:36would give us something interesting.
58:39A reasonable civilization, for example.
58:42It gave me what it gave me.
58:45Do you know the gifted horse?
58:48And you can now write a riddle for your descendants.
58:52You can write a riddle for your descendants.
58:56You can now write a riddle for your descendants.
59:00No way!
59:02Did you know how many beautiful works
59:05will be written about the missing inhabitants
59:08of the Iron City?
59:10Why would I take away
59:12such a source of inspiration from our descendants?
59:15Let them remain in their romantic ignorance.
59:19And you know what?
59:21How I envy them now.