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AUDIENCE: All right, so you
guys are going to get a story.

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And then you're
going to get this.

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And you're going to have
to first individually rank

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which one is more
important, so one through--

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four, five, six, seven eight--

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AUDIENCE: You count really loud.

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AUDIENCE: --15.

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Read the story.

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All right, story time, guys.

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All right, you--

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AUDIENCE: OK, how old is Andrew?

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AUDIENCE: Guys, I'm really 10.

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I'm 17 [INAUDIBLE]
a three-year-old.

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All right, you remember our
space crew originally scheduled

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to rendezvous with a
mothership on the lighted

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surface of the moon.

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However, due to
mechanical difficulties,

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your ship was forced
to land at a spot

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some 200 miles from
the rendezvous point.

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During re-entry and landing,
much of the equipment on board

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was damaged.

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And since survival depends
on reaching the mothership,

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the most critical
items available

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must be chosen for
the 200-mile trip.

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Below are listed the 15 items
left intact and undamaged

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after landing.

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The task is to
rank order in terms

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of their importance
for your crew

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and allow them to reach
the rendezvous point.

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Place the number one by
the most important item,

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number two by the
second most important,

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and so on through number
15 for the least important.

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[SIDE CONVERSATION]

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AUDIENCE: Individual and then--

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AUDIENCE: Guys, listen up.

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AMANDA MOK: Before you--

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AUDIENCE: Hey, guys, wait up.

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AMANDA MOK: Sh.

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Before we do anything,
on your piece of paper,

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there's only one
column of lines.

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Please makes two more columns.

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Or, no, there's two?

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AUDIENCE: Yes, two.

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AMANDA MOK: There's two.

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Make one more on the left.

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AUDIENCE: What are
they for, Amanda?

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AMANDA MOK: So we're first going
to do this first individually.

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So you rank these on your own.

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And then after that, we're going
to have a group discussion,

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and you're going to
have to come to a group

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consensus about which items
are more important, which

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items are least important.

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And then after you had
decided in your group--

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you guys have choose
someone in your group.

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And then we're going to
decide as a class which

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items are most important.

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And then we're going to compare
those results with NASA.

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NASA's going to tell us
how survival fit we are.

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AUDIENCE: What are we surviving?

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AMANDA MOK: Will we
survive the move?

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Hopefully in your group, you've
decided which is most important

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and which is least important.

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So as a class, we're going
to decide now because we're

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running out of time.

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So what's most important?

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Yes?

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AUDIENCE: Oxygen.

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AMANDA MOK: Oxygen.
Everyone agree?

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AUDIENCE: Yeah.

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AMANDA MOK: OK Where's oxygen?

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Ah ha, where's number two?

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AUDIENCE: Water.

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AMANDA MOK: Water?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: Why do you think
that's the second to most

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important?

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AUDIENCE: Because if
you push that button,

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they will know right
away where you are.

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You can live without
water three to four days.

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AMANDA MOK: Is 200
miles too far for FM?

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I think 200 miles is
too far for FM because--

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so FM is a radio, right?

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Can you get a radio station
here that's broadcasting here

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200 miles away?

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AUDIENCE: Yes.

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AUDIENCE: On the moon
though, there's no atmosphere

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to disrupt the waves.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: I just know that
waves don't travel through air.

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They don't need a medium.

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Electromagnetic waves
don't need a medium--

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AUDIENCE: Yeah, lights, people.

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AUDIENCE: Scientists.

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AMANDA MOK: Science.

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AUDIENCE: The water
cycle is important.

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[INAUDIBLE]

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AMANDA MOK: Can you get to the
base before you do, they do?

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AUDIENCE: I think we have
to figure out how fast you

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can walk in low gravity.

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AMANDA MOK: Do you need to walk?

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AUDIENCE: Jump, hop.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: Can you use the
guns to propel yourself?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: Here it is.

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AUDIENCE: Oxygens and
guns rely on combustion.

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AMANDA MOK: You have oxygen.

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AUDIENCE: And just kind of--

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to say, like, just open
the tank instead of like,

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leaning from it, saying
that you can [INAUDIBLE]??

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AMANDA MOK: It's regulated
on the tank, I don't know.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: It's probably
regulated on the tank,

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or regulated on the tank
that let's out oxygen.

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You don't have to let our
the whole tank, right?

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AUDIENCE: Do you have to let
out a cloud of it, and then

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[INAUDIBLE]?

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AUDIENCE: Or, you could
use it [INAUDIBLE]..

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AMANDA MOK: So
what's number two?

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Water?

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I think general
consensus is water.

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Water.

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Number three?

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AUDIENCE: Portable feeding unit.

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AMANDA MOK: Feeding unit.

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AUDIENCE: So would the
receiver/transmitter

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work out [INAUDIBLE]?

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AMANDA MOK: Yeah.

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AUDIENCE: Yeah.

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AUDIENCE: We should
put that number three.

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AMANDA MOK: You want to contact
first before you get there?

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AUDIENCE: Yeah.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: OK.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: You don't
need anything else.

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AMANDA MOK: My question is,
200 miles a very long distance

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for FM waves to travel.

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I'm not sure the signal
would be strong enough

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for the base to understand.

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AUDIENCE: But there
could still be a signal.

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AMANDA MOK: There could be.

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That is true, or
there may not be.

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AUDIENCE: Or maybe
on your third day.

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AMANDA MOK: On the third
day out here like, [GASPS]..

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But anyways, how do you know
which way to travel on it

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they're [INAUDIBLE]?

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Are you just going to
sit there for three days

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or are you going to [INAUDIBLE]?

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AUDIENCE: Yeah, you sit
there for three days holding

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the radio until hopefully,
somebody picks you up.

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AUDIENCE: Hopefully, right?

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AMANDA MOK: So
that's number three?

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AUDIENCE: Transmitter.

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AMANDA MOK: Transmitter?

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Everyone agree?

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AUDIENCE: Come on, guys.

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There's a risk.

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AMANDA MOK: We have--

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Rebecca wants to say something.

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AUDIENCE: The concentrate?

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AMANDA MOK: The concentrates.

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I think it might take
a while, but yes.

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AUDIENCE: We didn't think you
would need food until at least

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a weekend.

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AUDIENCE: Yeah.

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AUDIENCE: Wouldn't you
die thought without heat?

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AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: Yes,
you could freeze.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: Tell us
when you get water.

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Tell us when you get water.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: With the IV
in the first aid kit.

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AMANDA MOK: Anything else?

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So wait, what's number three?

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FM?

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AUDIENCE: No.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: You've got the IVs.

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AMANDA MOK: You have another
five minutes to decide.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: You've got heat.

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Why do we want
heat instead of FM?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: He had
a space suit on.

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I think [INAUDIBLE] cold.

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AMANDA MOK: Oh, when
there's no atmosphere,

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it gets pretty cold,
when there's no sun.

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I don't know.

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AUDIENCE: If you land
on the wrong side--

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AUDIENCE: The heat is actually
more important than the water.

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Heat will kill you instantly.

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Lack of heat would kill you
instantly whereas lack of water

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would kill you in two days.

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AUDIENCE: OK.

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So what's what--

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: Yeah, it says
if you land on the lighted

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surface [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: The lighted surface.

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AUDIENCE: No, you're good then.

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AMANDA MOK: OK, so
what's number three?

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Have we decided?

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As a group?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: We have
a group consensus?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: OK, wait.

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Hold on, kids.

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There seem to be several
conversations going at once,

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and this needs to be
a group discussion.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: Three?

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OK.

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Four?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: We do shoot in space.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AMANDA MOK: Again, what's the--

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I'm just writing it down.

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You guys tell me
what to write down.

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AUDIENCE: Can we
do the [INAUDIBLE]??

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AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: Huh?

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AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: Stellar map?

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AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: So we have star
map, portable heating unit,

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and guns as our choices.

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AUDIENCE: Oh, what
was the third one?

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AMANDA MOK: Guns.

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AUDIENCE: What would
you do with a gun?

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AMANDA MOK: Give you
moment to propel you.

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Every action has an equal
and opposite reaction,

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Newton's third law.

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AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE].

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AMANDA MOK: No, no, but when you
shoot, the momentum of whatever

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propels propels you that way.

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AUDIENCE: Yeah, but
they're not [INAUDIBLE]..

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AUDIENCE: Do people on Earth
fly backward whenever--

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

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AUDIENCE: Yeah.

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This, essentially, is what
she's talking about ultimately.

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[INAUDIBLE]

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AMANDA MOK: Or, someone
tell me what to write.

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

255
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AMANDA MOK: Decide.

256
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Someone decide.

257
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

258
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AMANDA MOK: Raise your
hand for heat then first.

259
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

260
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AUDIENCE: Majority wins.

261
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AUDIENCE: No, no, no, no.

262
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We didn't [INAUDIBLE].

263
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How many think [INAUDIBLE]?

264
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AUDIENCE: What?

265
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AUDIENCE: Two.

266
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AUDIENCE: Come on.

267
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AUDIENCE: And how
many people for guns?

268
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

269
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AMANDA MOK: Wow, I don't
think we've come to a decision

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yet, have we?

271
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No?

272
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

273
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AMANDA MOK: OK, what
are the options?

274
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

275
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AUDIENCE: Heating.

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AMANDA MOK: More for heating.

277
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So who's for map and
who's for heating?

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Map?

279
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Heating?

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I guess heating wins.

281
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

282
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AUDIENCE: And
number five, do map.

283
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AMANDA MOK: What
should number five be?

284
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

285
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AMANDA MOK: The guns?

286
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

287
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AMANDA MOK: You can last a
couple weeks without food.

288
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AUDIENCE: Right now,
we have our person

289
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not dying immediately, but
still not finding hope anywhere.

290
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

291
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AUDIENCE: Because
you still could

292
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get 200 miles with your
heating unit and your water

293
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and everything.

294
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But you don't know 200
miles in what direction.

295
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AMANDA MOK: So maps?

296
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AUDIENCE: Yeah, maps
for number five.

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AMANDA MOK: Other groups, ideas?

298
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Map?

299
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Five?

300
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AUDIENCE: First aid kit.

301
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AMANDA MOK: First aid
kid for number five.

302
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Agree?

303
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Disagree?

304
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

305
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AMANDA MOK: Reasons?

306
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AUDIENCE: Map for number five so
you can actually start moving.

307
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AMANDA MOK: Are we going
to need to vote again?

308
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

309
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AUDIENCE: Is someone playing
life raft number one?

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Is that NASA's?

311
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Are you supposed to
propel yourself with that?

312
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AMANDA MOK: I don't know.

313
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Someone tell me.

314
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I'm not the leader.

315
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You guys are the leaders.

316
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You have to decide as a group.

317
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

318
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AUDIENCE: Whoever yells their
option loud enough is right.

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AUDIENCE: Map.

320
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

321
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AMANDA MOK: Six?

322
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

323
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AUDIENCE: What about
the guns for number six?

324
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AUDIENCE: No, no, no, no, no.

325
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AUDIENCE: Matches.

326
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

327
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AMANDA MOK: Are you guys going
to discuss this or are you

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just going to yell out options?

329
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AUDIENCE: How about the food?

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

331
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AMANDA MOK: That has calories.

332
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AUDIENCE: We can't put the map--

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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

334
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AMANDA MOK: So six?

335
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AUDIENCE: We should get food.

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AMANDA MOK: Food.

337
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AUDIENCE: First aid kit.

338
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AMANDA MOK: First aid kit.

339
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

340
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AMANDA MOK: You guys hurry
up and just finish this.

341
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

342
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AMANDA MOK: Seven.

343
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

344
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AMANDA MOK: Eight.

345
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

346
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AUDIENCE: Compass.

347
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AUDIENCE: Matches.

348
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

349
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AMANDA MOK: Is it rope?

350
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Rope.

351
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Nine.

352
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

353
00:14:14,514 --> 00:14:15,492
AMANDA MOK: Life raft?

354
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AUDIENCE: Yeah, life raft.

355
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

356
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AMANDA MOK: 10.

357
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

358
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AMANDA MOK: 10.

359
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Come on.

360
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

361
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AUDIENCE: The pistols would
work, but the flares don't.

362
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AMANDA MOK: What
would the flares do?

363
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

364
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AMANDA MOK: 200 miles, you
can't see a single flare?

365
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AUDIENCE: With no atmosphere?

366
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[INAUDIBLE]

367
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

368
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AUDIENCE: Let's just hear
what NASA had to say.

369
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[INTERPOSING VOICES]

370
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AMANDA MOK: OK, so NASA says
1 is oxygen, 2 is water,

371
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3 is the map, 4 is food,
5 is solar-powered FM,

372
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6 is rope, because you
need to scale cliffs,

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and tying the end
there together.

374
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7 is first aid kit because
the needles connect

375
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to the vials of vitamins.

376
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And then the medicines will
fit into a special aperture

377
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in the NASA suit.

378
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8 is the parachute.

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Parachute serves to protect
yourself from the sun's rays.

380
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9 is the self-inflating raft
because the carbon dioxide

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bottle may be used
for propulsion.

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10 is a signal flare.

383
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11 is the pistols, possible
means of self-propulsion.

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12 is dehydrated milk.

385
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13 is a heating unit.

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14 is magnetic compass.

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And 15 is the box of matches.