Speaker 1: Earth Search two, a new adventure serial in Time and
Speaker 1: Space by James Follett. Long long ago, the crew of
Speaker 1: the starship Challenger Telson, Shanna, Darve, and Astra abandoned their
Speaker 1: search for their home Earth, the birthplace of their grandparents,
Speaker 1: and settled on the third planet of a solar system
Speaker 1: on the fringe of the galaxy. Leaving Angel one and
Speaker 1: Angel two. The Challengers control computers to continue to search
Speaker 1: for Earth in the unmanned starship. The new planet, the
Speaker 1: fore call Paradise, is not the Earth they used to
Speaker 1: study on the videos and holograms in the Challenger's vast library,
Speaker 1: but after nearly four years, they have learned to accept
Speaker 1: its differences. It has become Home Earth Search two Part
Speaker 1: one return.
Speaker 2: Come on, come on, read matter.
Speaker 3: It's all right, Shanna, There's nothing wrong with about him,
Speaker 3: this fine boy.
Speaker 4: You seem just like steam.
Speaker 3: Please lie still, Shara, right, it's fine.
Speaker 5: Please keep still, Shanna, just for a few more moments,
Speaker 5: my baby. You will in a minute, I promise.
Speaker 3: Maybe if you held him upside down, it will get
Speaker 3: rid of that fluid that's coming out of his mouth.
Speaker 6: My whole mess people have made in here.
Speaker 7: It will take me hours to tidy.
Speaker 8: Up hours get home too, stupid Android out, it's.
Speaker 7: Time for me to tidy Commander out only following your
Speaker 7: instruction program, Commander, humans can.
Speaker 9: With such Oh God, is it?
Speaker 2: It's his planet?
Speaker 5: Wouldn't be silly when you lost one of your triplebilical
Speaker 5: cord problem nothing to do with his planet, and Shanna
Speaker 5: had no troubles with brand.
Speaker 6: Why isn't he crying?
Speaker 9: I want to see.
Speaker 8: Him when Astra's bathed him, my baby.
Speaker 9: I want to see him.
Speaker 6: I want to.
Speaker 8: Hold him in a minute, Shanna, No.
Speaker 4: See him now, try pushing me back.
Speaker 8: No, Aestra let her sit up, showing to me we.
Speaker 2: Did all we could.
Speaker 3: Shanna.
Speaker 9: Oh, I want to hold him, just for a minute.
Speaker 2: You crazy jimp. Charlie.
Speaker 10: How can I fix Georgie's manipulator if you keep jumping
Speaker 10: on me? Go on off off? Okay, George, try it now.
Speaker 10: It's just stiff, George, useless.
Speaker 2: Sorry George.
Speaker 10: We're not on the Challenger now, so you just have
Speaker 10: to put up with me. Oh, Nelson's coming. You'd better
Speaker 10: get on with your planting, George. Nothing that new manipulated
Speaker 10: bearings won't cure. If we were to cannibalize this shuttle
Speaker 10: for Spence.
Speaker 5: No, I don't mind you using this freight bay as
Speaker 5: a repair workshop, provided you get Tidy to clear up
Speaker 5: after you. But I want the shuttle kept in first
Speaker 5: class working order.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you also want George and Tidy kept in
Speaker 10: first class working order. I need spars. Telson no good
Speaker 10: expecting miracles from humans, so I can't cannibalize the shop. No,
Speaker 10: but we'll never need it again. Look at the size
Speaker 10: of this freight bay.
Speaker 2: It's vast. The four of us could live here in
Speaker 2: comfort instead of the huts.
Speaker 5: Look, we've had this argument a hundred times, Dar, the
Speaker 5: answer is still no. I brought this freight shuttle down
Speaker 5: in one piece from the Challenger and are androids, and
Speaker 5: I intend to keep it in working order, and that
Speaker 5: means keeping those wretched animals up.
Speaker 10: Oh, you're the boss, but there's not much point. There's
Speaker 10: only enough fuel in its tanks for six climes into
Speaker 10: Paradise orbit.
Speaker 2: What do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 10: But some alien spacecraft is going to call by. We've
Speaker 10: survived four years here. Why can't you and Charna accept
Speaker 10: that this is our home now?
Speaker 2: This planet is not Earth dark.
Speaker 10: Or maybe the Earth We saw in the videos and
Speaker 10: holograms on the Challenger.
Speaker 2: Didn't have a crater scarred Moon.
Speaker 10: Maybe its surface wasn't seven tenths covered in water, Maybe
Speaker 10: it wasn't a third planet of its sun. But what
Speaker 10: was so magical about it? It was somewhere our grandparents
Speaker 10: were born that they called Earth.
Speaker 2: Just a name. Well, this is Earth for us, now your.
Speaker 8: Right, of course, dar, Earth doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: What matters is people.
Speaker 8: But don't you ever long to see the people of Earth?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 10: Yes, there'll be plenty of new faces when we're grandparents.
Speaker 2: We may even become great grandparents. Don't be too sure.
Speaker 2: What's that supposed to mean?
Speaker 8: Shanna can't have any more children?
Speaker 2: She's certain? Well, I suppose so. I didn't ask her
Speaker 2: to go into details.
Speaker 10: Why not Astra and I discuss everything. We have an agreement,
Speaker 10: no secrets.
Speaker 8: Well one doesn't pry.
Speaker 2: Why you'll never change? Tellson? Isn't it too early for
Speaker 2: Shanna to tell? It's only three months and she lost
Speaker 2: She says, she's certain. I'm sorry. I know how you
Speaker 2: both wanted a brother or sister for brand You're Elka
Speaker 2: and seven and nearly.
Speaker 5: Four years old.
Speaker 8: Now, so well, why is it that Astra hasn't had
Speaker 8: any more children, she said, nearly four years to get
Speaker 8: over the shock of losing one of the triplets.
Speaker 10: Can you imagine three? With all the trouble we're having
Speaker 10: with the twins? Little Devil's are parents anyway, There's plenty
Speaker 10: of time.
Speaker 8: Is there are three children between the four of us,
Speaker 8: and only one of them are going?
Speaker 2: Oh, you're just looking for problems.
Speaker 8: Have you ever asked yourself what sort of future our
Speaker 8: children have on.
Speaker 2: This planet their inheritance?
Speaker 10: Is this planet a beautiful world for them to deal
Speaker 10: with as they please. That's a better start than the
Speaker 10: four of us had been brought up as orphans on
Speaker 10: a starship like the Challenger by a couple of megalomaniac
Speaker 10: computers like Angel one and two.
Speaker 2: Why do you always have to pay such bleak pictures?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: I never liked the idea of living on this planet.
Speaker 8: Sharma has always tried to make the best of it,
Speaker 8: but since she lost her baby, her feelings have changed.
Speaker 2: Now she hates it.
Speaker 3: Here, Dove, come to bed.
Speaker 2: In a minute.
Speaker 3: You must get some sleep.
Speaker 2: What are you doing thinking?
Speaker 8: Tell me?
Speaker 10: Oh, Vaccinea must have heard her cabs by now.
Speaker 2: I was wondering if you'll bring them to us. She
Speaker 2: always does.
Speaker 6: Anyway.
Speaker 3: You weren't thinking about that, Lioness, were you.
Speaker 2: No, it's something's upset in Charlie. It's all right, Charlie.
Speaker 2: There's nothing out there.
Speaker 3: So what were you thinking about?
Speaker 7: No secrets?
Speaker 10: Remember Telson told me today that Shanna doesn't think she
Speaker 10: can have any more children.
Speaker 3: I know she talked to me about it. I told
Speaker 3: her that she'd be all right when she got over
Speaker 3: the shock of losing her baby.
Speaker 10: What did she say that she had got over it?
Speaker 10: That she hasn't well? She seems okay now, it was
Speaker 10: three months ago.
Speaker 8: I know Sharna.
Speaker 3: She keeps her feelings to herself. Tells him's not very understanding.
Speaker 3: So when don't suppose he's much help.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Maybe it'll be better if she doesn't have any more
Speaker 3: if they're going to.
Speaker 2: Be like Bran, Well, what's that supposed to mean?
Speaker 3: Ah, it's a sadistic little monster.
Speaker 2: But he's only just three. In a minute, what's the matter.
Speaker 2: Just listen, I can't hear anything.
Speaker 3: And I thought I heard something moving on the beach.
Speaker 5: It's gone now.
Speaker 2: I was probably tiredy at work. That crazy android even
Speaker 2: hates us, making fresh footprints in the sand.
Speaker 3: But he never works at night.
Speaker 2: You were going to say something about brown.
Speaker 3: That newly hatched cheeky killed last month wasn't an accident.
Speaker 3: He killed it deliberately.
Speaker 6: Oh, I just saw him do it, Dove.
Speaker 3: He didn't tread on it, he stamped on it. Alka
Speaker 3: was nearby and she was horrified.
Speaker 2: But he was so upset afterwards, he was crying. Oh,
Speaker 2: he's clever.
Speaker 3: He turned on those tears as soon as he realized
Speaker 3: I'd seen him. Did you tell Seana what would be
Speaker 3: the point? I didn't want to add to her worries.
Speaker 2: Doll kids are monsters.
Speaker 3: Elka or seven would never do anything like that.
Speaker 10: And can you blame them with you telling them that
Speaker 10: angel One will get them unless they're good.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't frighten.
Speaker 7: Them with those stories. Enjoy them.
Speaker 3: And besides, it's important that they're told about the angels.
Speaker 8: Just in case.
Speaker 3: We ought to have more children, Astra, not until the
Speaker 3: twins are older too, are enough to look after. Come on,
Speaker 3: let's go to bed.
Speaker 10: I can remember my nursery android on the Challenger telling
Speaker 10: these stories. It all seems so unreal now, The Challenger
Speaker 10: like another lifetime.
Speaker 2: Astra. Do you think we did the right thing? Coming here,
Speaker 2: I better dowse.
Speaker 3: The light off in case it wakes the children. Let
Speaker 3: me snuggle up to you.
Speaker 9: Hmm.
Speaker 6: That's nice.
Speaker 3: Sometimes, when the roof of this hat is leaking during
Speaker 3: a downpour, when the fire won't burn properly because the
Speaker 3: woods too wet, that's when I think back to my warm,
Speaker 3: comfortable cabin on the Challenger. And then when the sun's
Speaker 3: shining and Elka and Savin are playing at the water's
Speaker 3: edge building sand castles, laughing, that's when I think what
Speaker 3: might have happened to them if Angel one and two
Speaker 3: had had them under their control on the Challenger. We
Speaker 3: did the right thing, Dave. There was nothing else we
Speaker 3: could do except for one thing. What's that If it
Speaker 3: had been us that had discovered the computer's central switching room,
Speaker 3: and not Sharna and Telson, then I wouldn't have hesitated
Speaker 3: in destroying Angel one and two, no matter how much
Speaker 3: they begged me to spare them.
Speaker 2: Well, what does it matter? After four years?
Speaker 10: The Challenger and Angel one and two must be billions
Speaker 10: of miles away, I hope, So it is it looking
Speaker 10: for the real ass. They want a developed planet to conquer.
Speaker 10: I do suppose they even think about us?
Speaker 3: Now, I hope you're right, Dove.
Speaker 9: Run.
Speaker 4: Will you please stop throwing sand at elp and seven?
Speaker 6: I'm not interested in your argument.
Speaker 9: You'll have stopped at.
Speaker 4: Once when I say tiger's got to wash their hairs
Speaker 4: a night. There's a vicious streak.
Speaker 8: In that boy. Well, he didn't get it from me.
Speaker 8: That was an excellent breakfast tidy you can clear up now.
Speaker 6: You so set? How do you expect me to clean
Speaker 6: it up? It's not bring it. I'll still do it.
Speaker 10: There, you know, tells Charnathan, you brought the largest great
Speaker 10: cuddle of all down from the Challenger, and you could
Speaker 10: have filled it with a dozen service hand boys.
Speaker 2: That would have been ten times as well as tidy.
Speaker 8: But not as versatile.
Speaker 5: Are right?
Speaker 8: The morning breeping?
Speaker 5: Now? Today's date is year three, day three hundred and ten.
Speaker 8: Astra, you're falling behind in your jobs. I checked the
Speaker 8: calendar trees this morning. The last notch was cut four
Speaker 8: days ago.
Speaker 2: Tell some why don't we use the shuttles phenomenal? They
Speaker 2: use energy.
Speaker 8: We keep all the shuttles PAS supplies intact. What we
Speaker 8: need is a simple record of the number of days
Speaker 8: that past.
Speaker 6: Oh, dove, go and speak to Savin.
Speaker 8: He's going out too far again.
Speaker 10: Oh, he's all right, he's turning into a strong little swimmer.
Speaker 10: Be fair, Astra. You've got to allow the lads some
Speaker 10: freedom that he's.
Speaker 2: Not four yet.
Speaker 8: Can we go on?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Tellson, what were you saying?
Speaker 5: The calendar trees?
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, sir, I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: We must keep them up to date. We don't want
Speaker 8: to get into a mess with the crop zone program,
Speaker 8: right warning reports anyone?
Speaker 6: Huh?
Speaker 4: Yes, the new salt flat George excavated, it isn't large enough.
Speaker 4: It's producing just enough salt each day to fill a
Speaker 4: size one bowl, and will need twice that for salt
Speaker 4: and vegetables for the dry season.
Speaker 8: Okay, as soon as George has finished the fence to
Speaker 8: keep the animals out of field too, we'll instruct him
Speaker 8: to cut a larger pant.
Speaker 2: How much larger?
Speaker 5: An extra three hundred square yards are we saying?
Speaker 2: We ought to excavate it ourselves when we've got George.
Speaker 8: That's why Shan and I brought him with us.
Speaker 10: Because it's time we stopped depending on the androids. Tells
Speaker 10: you they won't last forever. How can we hope to
Speaker 10: teach our children to manage without them if we don't
Speaker 10: know ourselves.
Speaker 6: That's right. I don't know how you can expect me.
Speaker 7: To carry on much longer with this manipulator joint. What
Speaker 7: we're cleaning up after all these toothy animals and the
Speaker 7: sand and dirt getting everywhere tidy?
Speaker 8: Will you please be quiet?
Speaker 7: Well, it's all right for you.
Speaker 6: Come after.
Speaker 7: Sand doesn't get into your bearings. It's playing havoc with mine.
Speaker 7: Look at that manipulator joint.
Speaker 6: Well, I ask you, and you're all forever pready.
Speaker 7: Sand into the huts, ruining my nice clean mets.
Speaker 6: I really don't know why I bother to weave them.
Speaker 7: They make such a.
Speaker 6: Mess when they unwrap.
Speaker 5: Go away before I turn you into a mess.
Speaker 6: Sorry I spoke. I'm sure no pleasing some humans, right, dub.
Speaker 8: Maybe we should have left him on the Challenger and
Speaker 8: he makes.
Speaker 7: Good clothes and he can cook.
Speaker 2: He's right about his joint. The main bearing's badly worn.
Speaker 10: If I remove one of the electric motors from the
Speaker 10: shuttle's hydraulic systems, I could rig up some sort of lathe.
Speaker 2: And make him a new bearing.
Speaker 11: N Oh.
Speaker 2: In that case, we'll have to close down Tidy and
Speaker 2: George and learn.
Speaker 11: To live with her.
Speaker 6: You're just being idiotic as usual.
Speaker 10: Look shot, the longer we leave it, the harder we're
Speaker 10: making it for ourselves. When the androids pack up for good.
Speaker 10: They were designed to operate in the conditions aboard the Challenger, not.
Speaker 2: Under the conditions we get here.
Speaker 8: George is an agricultural unit dove.
Speaker 5: He works satisfactorily and challenges farm galleries.
Speaker 10: Yes, but you didn't get thirty days of continuous rain
Speaker 10: in the farm galleries last wet season.
Speaker 2: George was working in mud up to the tops of
Speaker 2: his tracks when he was clearing field too.
Speaker 5: Life sound comfortable enough here on this planet without you
Speaker 5: wanting to.
Speaker 8: Make it more so. He could never plow fields, or
Speaker 8: dig irrigation trenches, or do any of one hundred and
Speaker 8: one jobs the androids do.
Speaker 2: We've never tried, Telson.
Speaker 5: What is Here's the three of you refusing to eat
Speaker 5: meat from a surrounded by it. But if we ht
Speaker 5: these animals instead of keeping them as pets, you.
Speaker 11: Wouldn't have to grow so much food.
Speaker 8: We wouldn't be so dependent on the android.
Speaker 2: We'd try to meat diet when we first arrived.
Speaker 8: I can't bear the thought of trying it again.
Speaker 6: Well, I suppose we could have another attempt at a fish.
Speaker 8: Dive and risk Charla being seriously ill again.
Speaker 11: He's gone under.
Speaker 12: Come on, Dob, it's no good.
Speaker 11: We've been in the water for hours.
Speaker 3: You crying?
Speaker 10: Seven seven, Dob, it's no good.
Speaker 8: Come on, oh.
Speaker 2: Am, I gonna tell Astra.
Speaker 5: How are they?
Speaker 4: Astra finally went to sleep an hour ago.
Speaker 12: Dove.
Speaker 4: Won't be able to keep your eyes open for much longer.
Speaker 8: I thought she'd never stopped crying.
Speaker 9: Won't do her any harm.
Speaker 2: Sometimes wish I could. I think this has been the
Speaker 2: longest day of my life.
Speaker 8: Yes, I had better check the beach again.
Speaker 2: No, Tellson, we can do it first to night.
Speaker 8: Well, if anything is washed up, I don't want them.
Speaker 9: For We'll be up before them.
Speaker 2: Did you finally get anything out of brown.
Speaker 1: Shanna?
Speaker 8: You may think I'm crazy, but I don't think he
Speaker 8: was in a state of shock.
Speaker 2: Of course he was.
Speaker 4: Something like that happens right under his nose.
Speaker 2: What else can expect?
Speaker 8: Just that I had this feeling that he only decided
Speaker 8: to talk about it when he was certain that we
Speaker 8: weren't blaming him, And even then he had to make
Speaker 8: up one of his stories. He said that Savin suddenly
Speaker 8: grew a new head. What he said that Savin grew
Speaker 8: a new head, and then what sounded like a steel
Speaker 8: claw went round his waist and pulled him underwater.
Speaker 4: That's all?
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 8: Then he wanted to know if angel One had snatched Savin,
Speaker 8: Poor Bran, what's that supposed to mean?
Speaker 2: It's obvious, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's definitely in a state of shock.
Speaker 6: Why else would he make up such.
Speaker 10: An incredible story.
Speaker 8: You've got to face it, Charna Brand doesn't have to
Speaker 8: be in a state of shock to invent stories.
Speaker 9: There's a full moon, so we won't need a lamp.
Speaker 8: Let's check the beach.
Speaker 6: Give me a chance to think.
Speaker 8: It's nothing, just a heap of driftwood. But we'll check
Speaker 8: around these rocks, then go to the headland while it's
Speaker 8: still low water.
Speaker 2: What something on the other side of the rocks?
Speaker 3: Listening?
Speaker 2: Get back against the law.
Speaker 11: Don't make a sound.
Speaker 2: Side.
Speaker 7: You two have made footprints all over my beach. I
Speaker 7: really don't know why.
Speaker 6: I bother sometimes say what are you doing sweeping up?
Speaker 11: What does it look like at this time?
Speaker 7: Your order's commander, keep the place tidy. I had to
Speaker 7: work all hours if I'm to keep on top of everything, though,
Speaker 7: I've given up with the jungle. You can't keep a
Speaker 7: jungle tidy, but with things growing all the time.
Speaker 4: You've never worked at night before without specific programming.
Speaker 7: I've never had an android tramping all over my beach
Speaker 7: at night before.
Speaker 8: George doesn't work on this beach.
Speaker 7: Track marks up and down the beach every night. It
Speaker 7: just doesn't care what android the one that makes all
Speaker 7: the track marks.
Speaker 2: How long has this been going on?
Speaker 7: Three nights?
Speaker 4: Where did the marks come.
Speaker 6: From the water?
Speaker 7: And they go where about fifty yards up the beach
Speaker 7: to just over there.
Speaker 8: Inside of our huts, but well below the high watermark.
Speaker 8: And always at the same time.
Speaker 7: I think, So, it's no good you going on at me.
Speaker 7: I'm doing my best. I can't help it.
Speaker 11: You look why bother?
Speaker 8: Anyway, this time of the month, the time would have
Speaker 8: wiped out the tracks before dawn, so we would never
Speaker 8: have known about them.
Speaker 7: I would have known about them. And it's getting worse tonight.
Speaker 7: They went right up to the treeline. It's a wonder
Speaker 7: I've not worn out my brush attachment.
Speaker 8: Where point there.
Speaker 9: We'll need a lamp.
Speaker 8: Yes, hold a lamp up?
Speaker 9: Is he?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 2: What's that thing pulled over his head?
Speaker 6: Who?
Speaker 8: Some sort of breathing mask? Yes, but it's on back
Speaker 8: to front. The poor little knight.
Speaker 9: That those marks around his waist.
Speaker 2: No fish could do that.
Speaker 4: It's as if they were caused by Oh no, it's
Speaker 4: too crazy.
Speaker 8: And Android's manipulatory. So Brand was telling the truth.
Speaker 9: Oh what do we tell Astro?
Speaker 2: And I don't know.
Speaker 8: What I do know is that someone or something tried
Speaker 8: to kidnap Sabin and killed him in the attempt. We
Speaker 8: are not as alone on this planet as we thought. Well,
Speaker 8: I hope I didn't leave too much at It was
Speaker 8: as near to the recordings of burials in the Challengers
Speaker 8: library as I can remember.
Speaker 12: He did very well.
Speaker 2: Tellson, thank you, Yes, thank you.
Speaker 8: From now on, we never let Bran and Elka out
Speaker 8: of our sight. Our workout, Ha wrote her, so that
Speaker 8: one of us is always watching them. Whoever it is,
Speaker 8: were's a plasma discharge weapon all the time.
Speaker 2: Agreed, Yes, yes, Estra, We've got to do more than that.
Speaker 3: We've got to find and destroy the creatures that killed
Speaker 3: my son.
Speaker 8: You'd better tell her.
Speaker 10: Darve Telson and I are taking the shuttle up this
Speaker 10: afternoon on an aerial survey of the entire area. If
Speaker 10: we find anything, will destroy them, I promise, So, Darve,
Speaker 10: I don't want you to leave me.
Speaker 2: Not so.
Speaker 10: So there's no clown today, Malla. We'll only be gone
Speaker 10: three hours and we'll leave you and Sharna. A mobility suit,
Speaker 10: radio to keep in.
Speaker 11: Touch, high gravity booster.
Speaker 2: On, all checks, complete, all systems.
Speaker 10: Okay, the inertials loaded for hovering at three thousand feet
Speaker 10: above Landmark Hill.
Speaker 5: Now you can see I was right to keep the
Speaker 5: shuttle in working order. Dove ready ready.
Speaker 2: Nine eight zero my nine zero three.
Speaker 8: Thousand, top of climb harbor loaded and locked. I'll sweep
Speaker 8: for infrared anomalies, and you sweep on radar and optics.
Speaker 2: I only wish I was in the mood to appreciate
Speaker 2: the view.
Speaker 8: Infra red looks clear on short range and clear on
Speaker 8: medium range.
Speaker 11: Anything nothing, okay, we'll take her up to six.
Speaker 10: Thousand radar contact something above the horizon right bearing zero
Speaker 10: one nine elevation three five.
Speaker 11: Lock the telescope onto it.
Speaker 10: Got it?
Speaker 2: Wow, spacecraft A big lad two lengths.
Speaker 10: Sixteen thousand yards, that's eight miles A bit smaller than
Speaker 10: the challenger.
Speaker 2: Looks like she's in orbit. Yeah, she is. Heights eight
Speaker 2: hundred miles.
Speaker 11: Try the telescope on maximum resolution.
Speaker 10: Useless, too much atmospheric aberration. We'll have to go into
Speaker 10: space to get a proper look at it. Well, come on,
Speaker 10: tell us, IM sure you're not going to start raising.
Speaker 11: Objection shuttle to debase you know, she was loaded for
Speaker 11: new course.
Speaker 8: We found something, so we're going to investigate. It means
Speaker 8: going into space and we will be below the radio
Speaker 8: horizon for approximately three We don't know yet. We'll call
Speaker 8: you in about three hours out. Let's say it's a
Speaker 8: lot of argument. Okay, I've loaded navigation inertials for an
Speaker 8: intercept with that thing and loaded.
Speaker 11: So what are we waiting for?
Speaker 2: Or three two one and cut.
Speaker 10: Range five four zero miles convergent rate one zero zero
Speaker 10: miles per hour.
Speaker 11: What do you think?
Speaker 2: Oh, she looks new.
Speaker 8: Those particle sweeps haven't seen much service. Yes, which means
Speaker 8: that she can't be far from her home planet. Hello spacecraft,
Speaker 8: are you reading me? Hello spacecraft? Are you receiving me?
Speaker 5: Odd?
Speaker 8: They're not keeping a listening watch.
Speaker 2: Or she's listening but not answering.
Speaker 11: She's not using radar either.
Speaker 8: There's nothing on the radiation monitors, So what do we do? Well,
Speaker 8: we can't make out much detail at this range, so
Speaker 8: we might as well wait, UNTI, we're closer. Do you
Speaker 8: think we should It's not like you to counsel caution.
Speaker 10: Look, she might not be talking to us because they
Speaker 10: may have decided that they can't stand the sight of us.
Speaker 10: And if she's that new, maybe they're itching for a
Speaker 10: chance to try out their armament.
Speaker 8: Well, we'll try calling her up in two hours when
Speaker 8: we're within three hundred miles of her.
Speaker 5: Are you receiving me? Hello, spacecraft, there's a waste of time.
Speaker 10: What are you doing covering her entire length with a telescoper?
Speaker 2: Look at her on your repeater.
Speaker 10: That doesn't appear to be a main control room. Photonic
Speaker 10: drive is similar to the challenges, far more advanced. I'd say, yeah, Ah,
Speaker 10: she's certainly smile. Hey, take a closer look at that
Speaker 10: heat dissipation Finn written in our language.
Speaker 8: Voyager thirty twenty third Earth Transgalactic Survey Mission.
Speaker 10: Well we don't have to worry about searching for Earth
Speaker 10: any more.
Speaker 2: The Earth has found us.
Speaker 1: In return Part one of Earth Search two by James Follett.
Speaker 1: Seawan Arnold played Commander Tellson, Amanda Maray, Shanna Hayden Wood,
Speaker 1: Darve and Katherine Hilbert. Astra Tidy was David Goodison and
Speaker 1: George Stephen Garlic. Technical presentation for the serial is by
Speaker 1: Lloyd Silverthorne. Earth Search two is directed by Glenderman
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