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I think that it's a logical place to find
each other because this place works
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almost as a natural selection for people that
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have this intention to jump
off the margin of the map,
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and we all meet here where
all the lines of the map converge.
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PASHO V: There is no point that is
south of the South Pole.
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And I think there is a fair amount
of the population here
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which are full-time travelers
and part-time workers.
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So yes, those are the professional dreamers.
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They dream all the time,
and, I think, through them
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the great cosmic dreams come into fruition,
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because the universe dreams
through our dreams,
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and I think that there is
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many different ways for the reality
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to bring itself forward, and dreaming
is definitely one of those ways.
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HERZOG: As banaI as McMurdo appears,
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it turns out it is filled
with these professionaI dreamers.
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At night, I was laying
in my bed here in McMurdo.
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I am again walking across the top of B-15.
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Might as well be
on a piece of the South Pole,
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but yet I'm actually adrift in the ocean,
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a vagabond floating in the ocean,
and below my feet
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I can feel the rumble of the iceberg.
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I can feel the change, the cry of the iceberg
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as it's screeching
and as it's bouncing off the seabed,
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as it's steering the ocean currents,
as it's beginning to move north.
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I can feel that sound coming up
through the bottoms of my feet
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and telling me that this iceberg
is coming north. That's my dream.
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So here I'm sitting in this lovely warm lab
and just outside is the environment
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that Scott and Shackleton first faced
when they came here about 100 years ago.
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Unlike Scott and Shackleton, who viewed
the ice as this sort of static monster
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that had to be crossed
to get to the South Pole,
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we scientists now are able to
see the ice as a dynamic living entity
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that is sort of producing change,
like the icebergs that I study.
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For me, it's been a wild ride.
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First of all, I found out that the iceberg
that I came down to study
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not only was larger than the iceberg
that sank the Titanic,
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it was not only larger than the Titanic itself,
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but it was larger than the country
that built the Titanic.
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That's pretty big.
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This is B-15. So what we see here
is the white cliff. It's about 150 feet tall,
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so that means that there's over
1,000 feet of ice below the water line.
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This iceberg is so big
that the water that it contains
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would run the flow of
the river Jordan for 1,000 years.
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It's so big that the water that is inside of it
would run the river Nile for 75 years.
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MacAYEAL: This is a little bit
of video that we shot
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when we were flying up to the iceberg.
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It looks big and it looms above us,
even if we're on an aircraft
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flying above the iceberg,
the iceberg is always above us.
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It's above us because it's a mystery
that we don't understand.
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Here's a picture of what it looked like once
we had arrived in the center of the iceberg.
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We put out our instruments.
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Now we're gonna have an opportunity
to monitor how the iceberg drifts north.
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They're so big, there's an element of fear.
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We don't know, really,
what's going to come ahead
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when they eventually begin to melt
in the ocean beyond Antarctica.
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What we're seeing now here
is a time-lapse sort of animation
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of satellite imagery of the sea ice
and of the continent of Antarctica.
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And what you see are three shades of gray.
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This sort of lighter shade of gray
is the sea ice,
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and these little bits and pieces here,
these are titanic icebergs.
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This little fellow right here, he's not a very
big iceberg compared to these other ones,
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but that guy there might be the size of
the island of Sicily in the Mediterranean.
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It's like a little tiny bumblebee
zipping around in a circle,
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happy to be in the warm waters
as it's drifting north.
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I'd be happy to see Antarctica as a static,
monolithic environment,
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a cold monolith of ice, sort of the way
the people back in the past used to see it,
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but now our comfortable thought
about Antarctica is over.
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Now we're seeing it as
a living being that's dynamic,
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that's producing change, change that
it's broadcasting to the rest of the world,
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possibly in response to what the world
is broadcasting down to Antarctica.
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Certainly on a gut level
it's going to be frightening
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to watch what happens
to these babies once they get north.
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HERZOG: What environment would the men
of Shackleton's expedition encounter
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if they returned in a next life?
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Shackleton, seen here,
would finally make it to the Pole,
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a quest he had to abandon
a mere 100 miles short of it.
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Would there be any ice left?
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Would he have to construct
an artificiaI Antarctica in a studio
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and try to find his route through
papier-mache icebergs?
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Would our only modern recourse
be to create ice with machines?
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This is Frosty Boy, here in McMurdo.
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It's the equivalent of ice cream in the States,
and it's a really big hit.
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Everybody loves it. It's what they go for
three or four times a day.
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And it has the texture of ice cream,
but it's not quite ice cream.
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There's a lot of crises that happen
in McMurdo when the Frosty Boy runs out.
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It's bad news.
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Words circulate everywhere throughout
McMurdo when Frosty Boy goes down.
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It's really good stuff.
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HERZOG: From the very first day,
we just wanted to get out of this place.
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McMurdo has climate-controlled housing
facilities, its own radio station,
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a bowling alley and abominations
such as an aerobic studio and yoga classes.
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It even has an ATM machine.
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For all these reasons, I wanted to get out
into the field as soon as possible.
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But before we could do that, it is mandatory
that every inhabitant of McMurdo
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attend survivaI schooI
before being allowed to leave.
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This two-day exercise
is called Happy Camper.
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Students learn to build
survivaI trenches and igloos.
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The bad news is, that night
you have to sleep in your own construction.
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As long as I end up with 10 fingers
and 10 toes at the end, it's all good.
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Oh, God, sorry!
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We just need to break ourselves
into two different groups now.
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We're gonna brief this group over here
for the burning vehicle scenario first,
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then w
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10300:12:01, 053--> 00:12:06, 081Saya berpikir bahwa itu adalah tempat yang logis untuk menemukansatu sama lain karena tempat ini bekerja10400:12:06, 192--> 00:12:10, 788hampir sebagai pilihan alami untuk orang yang10500:12:11, 697--> 00:12:14, 723memiliki niat ini untuk melompatdari margin peta,10600:12:14, 834--> 00:12:18, 736dan kita semua bertemu di sini manaSemua garis peta berkumpul.10700:12:19, 939--> 00:12:23, 466PASHO V: Ada gunanya yangSelatan Kutub Selatan.10800:12:25, 878--> 00:12:30, 076Dan saya pikir ada cukup banyakpenduduk di sini10900:12:30, 182--> 00:12:34, 551yang penuh wisatawandan pekerja paruh waktu.11000:12:34, 653--> 00:12:36, 484Jadi ya, mereka adalah para pemimpi profesional.11100:12:36, 589--> 00:12:40, 958Mereka mimpi sepanjang waktu,dan, saya pikir, melalui mereka11200:12:41, 727--> 00:12:45, 788kosmik mimpi besar berbuah,11300:12:45, 898--> 00:12:49, 766karena alam semesta mimpimelalui mimpi kita,11400:12:49, 869--> 00:12:54, 135dan saya pikir bahwa ada11500:12:54, 240--> 00:12:57, 038banyak cara yang berbeda untuk realitas11600:12:57, 143--> 00:13:01, 409untuk membawa dirinya ke depan, dan bermimpiadalah jelas salah satu cara-cara.11700:14:00, 739--> 00:14:03, 606HERZOG: sebagai dia sebagai McMurdo muncul,11800:14:03, 709--> 00:14:07, 372ternyata itu diisidengan pemimpi professionaI ini.11900:14:09, 882 00:14:13, 045-->Pada malam hari, saya berbaringdi tempat tidur saya di sini di McMurdo.12000:14:13, 619--> 00:14:19, 023Aku lagi berjalan di atas B-15.12100:14:19, 124--> 00:14:21, 649Mungkin juga menjadipada sepotong Kutub Selatan,12200:14:21, 760--> 00:14:24, 661Tapi namun saya benar-benar terombang-ambing di lautan,12300:14:25, 631--> 00:14:30, 227seorang pengembara yang mengambang di laut,dan di bawah kaki saya12400:14:30, 336--> 00:14:33, 032Aku bisa merasakan gemuruh gunung es.12500:14:33, 138--> 00:14:36, 596Aku bisa merasakan perubahan, teriakan es12600:14:36, 709--> 00:14:40, 236seperti melengkingdan seperti memantul dari dasar laut,12700:14:40, 346--> 00:14:44, 282seperti itu adalah kemudi arus laut,karena mulai bergerak Utara.12800:14:44, 383--> 00:14:49, 218Aku bisa merasakan bahwa suara datangmelalui bagian bawah kaki saya12900:14:49, 321--> 00:14:53, 815dan mengatakan bahwa es iniakan datang Utara. Itulah impian saya.13000:15:06, 739--> 00:15:12, 200Jadi di sini aku duduk di laboratorium hangat ini indahdan tepat di luar lingkungan13100:15:12, 311--> 00:15:16, 543bahwa Scott dan Shackleton pertama menghadapiketika mereka datang di sini sekitar 100 tahun yang lalu.13200:15:17, 583--> 00:15:23, 078Tidak seperti Scott dan Shackleton, yang melihates sebagai semacam ini statis rakasa13300:15:23, 188--> 00:15:26, 157yang harus dilewatiuntuk sampai ke Kutub Selatan,13400:15:26, 325--> 00:15:31, 092kami para ilmuwan sekarang telah mampuLihat es sebagai entitas kehidupan dinamis13500:15:31, 196 00:15:35, 656-->itu adalah semacam menghasilkan perubahan,seperti icebergs yang saya belajar.13600:15:37, 536--> 00:15:39, 697Bagi saya, sudah liar naik.13700:15:39, 805--> 00:15:44, 208Pertama-tama, saya menemukan bahwa esbahwa aku turun untuk belajar13800:15:44, 310--> 00:15:48, 337tidak hanya itu lebih besar dari esyang tenggelam Titanic,13900:15:48, 580--> 00:15:52, 016itu tidak hanya lebih besar daripada Titanic itu sendiri,14000:15:52, 117--> 00:15:55, 609Tapi itu lebih besar dari negarayang dibangun Titanic.14100:15:55, 721--> 00:15:56, 779Itu cukup besar.14200:15:57, 923--> 00:16:04, 658Ini adalah B-15. Jadi apa yang kita lihat di siniadalah tebing putih. Itu adalah sekitar 150 kaki tinggi,14300:16:04, 763--> 00:16:10, 030Jadi itu berarti bahwa ada lebih dari1.000 kaki es di bawah garis air.14400:16:10, 135--> 00:16:14, 333Es ini begitu besaritu mengandung14500:16:14, 440--> 00:16:19, 901akan menjalankan aliranSungai Jordan selama 1000 tahun.14600:16:20, 012--> 00:16:26, 110Begitu besar bahwa air itu adalah dalamnyaakan menjalankan Sungai Nil 75 tahun.14700:16:30, 456--> 00:16:32, 481MacAYEAL: Ini sedikitvideo yang kami tembak14800:16:32, 591--> 00:16:34, 821Ketika kami terbang ke gunung es.14900:16:34, 927--> 00:16:38, 556Tampak besar dan tenun di atas kami,bahkan jika kita berada di pesawat15000:16:38, 664--> 00:16:42, 896terbang di atas es,es yang selalu di atas kami.15100:16:43, 002--> 00:16:46, 802Ini adalah di atas kami karena itu adalah sebuah misteribahwa kami tidak mengerti.15200:16:48, 040--> 00:16:52, 443Berikut adalah gambar dari apa yang tampak seperti sekalikami tiba di pusat gunung es.15300:16:52, 544--> 00:16:54, 273Kami mengeluarkan instrumen kami.15400:16:54, 380--> 00:16:58, 942Sekarang kita akan memiliki kesempatanuntuk memantau bagaimana es melayang Utara.15500:17:00, 085--> 00:17:03, 577Mereka begitu besar, ada unsur ketakutan.15600:17:03, 689--> 00:17:05, 987Kita tidak tahu, benar-benar,apa yang akan datang ke depan15700:17:06, 125--> 00:17:10, 152ketika mereka akhirnya mulai mencairdi Samudera Antartika di luar.15800:17:12, 398--> 00:17:17, 836Apa yang kita lihat sekarang di siniselang waktu semacam animasi15900:17:17, 936--> 00:17:22, 373citra satelit lautan esdan benua Antartika.16000:17:22, 508--> 00:17:25, 102Dan apa yang Anda lihat tiga abu-abu.16100:17:25, 210--> 00:17:28, 179Semacam ini lebih ringan warna abu-abues laut,16200:17:28, 313--> 00:17:32, 443dan sedikit bit dan potongan di sini,ini adalah titanic icebergs.16300:17:33, 018--> 00:17:37, 921Ini sedikit sesama tepat di sini, dia bukanlah sangates besar dibandingkan dengan ini orang-orang lain,16400:17:38, 157--> 00:17:43, 288tetapi orang itu tidak mungkin ukuranPulau Sisilia di Mediterania.16500:17:43, 395--> 00:17:46, 956Seperti lebah kecil sedikitzipping di sekitar dalam lingkaran,16600:17:47, 066--> 00:17:50, 399bahagia berada di perairan hangatseperti melayang Utara.16700:17:52, 104--> 00:17:58, 441Aku akan senang untuk melihat Antartika sebagai, statismonolitik lingkungan,16800:17:58, 544--> 00:18:04, 107monolit dingin es, semacam caraorang-orang kembali di masa lalu digunakan untuk melihatnya,16900:18:04, 216--> 00:18:08, 710tetapi sekarang kita berpikir nyamantentang Antartika adalah atas.17000:18:08, 821--> 00:18:12, 382Sekarang kita melihat itu sebagaimahluk hidup yang dinamis,17100:18:12, 558--> 00:18:18, 519yang menghasilkan perubahan, perubahan yangini adalah penyiaran ke seluruh dunia,17200:18:18, 630--> 00:18:23, 658mungkin dalam menanggapi apa duniaadalah penyiaran ke Antartika.17300:18:23, 769--> 00:18:27, 500Tentu saja pada tingkat ususitu akan menjadi menakutkan17400:18:27, 606--> 00:18:31, 235untuk menonton apa yang terjadike bayi ini begitu mereka tiba di Utara.17500:18:44, 490--> 00:18:48, 790HERZOG: Apa lingkungan akan orang-orangdari Shackleton ekspedisi pertemuan17600:18:48, 894--> 00:18:51, 294Jika mereka kembali dalam kehidupan berikutnya?17700:18:55, 868--> 00:18:59, 702Shackleton, terlihat di sini,akhirnya akan membuatnya ke kutub,17800:18:59, 805--> 00:19:03, 468sebuah pencarian yang ia harus meninggalkanhanya 100 mil pendek itu.17900:19:05, 911--> 00:19:08, 471Apakah ada setiap es kiri?18000:19:08, 580--> 00:19:12, 778Ia harus membangunartificiaI Antartika di sebuah studio18100:19:12, 885--> 00:19:16, 685dan mencoba untuk menemukan rute Nya melaluiPapier-Mache icebergs?18200:19:27, 799--> 00:19:32, 566Akan bantuan kami hanya modernakan membuat es dengan mesin?18300:19:33, 438--> 00:19:36, 100Ini adalah Boy dingin, di sini di McMurdo.18400:19:36, 208--> 00:19:39, 837Hal ini setara dengan es krim di Serikat,dan itu menghantam benar-benar besar.18500:19:39, 945--> 00:19:45, 042Semua orang menyukainya. Ini adalah apa yang mereka pergi untuktiga atau empat kali sehari.18600:19:45, 150--> 00:19:48, 950Dan memiliki tekstur es krim,Tapi itu tidak cukup es krim.18700:19:50, 255--> 00:19:54, 988Ada banyak krisis yang terjadidi McMurdo ketika dingin anak laki-laki habis.18800:19:56, 662--> 00:19:57, 924Itu berita buruk.18900:19:58, 030--> 00:20:04, 299Kata-kata beredar di mana-mana di seluruhMcMurdo ketika anak laki-laki dingin turun.19000:20:04, 403--> 00:20:06, 268Hal ini benar-benar bagus.19100:20:08, 040--> 00:20:12, 101HERZOG: dari hari pertama,kami hanya ingin keluar dari tempat ini.19200:20:13, 879--> 00:20:19, 579McMurdo memiliki iklim dikendalikan perumahanFasilitas, stasiun radio sendiri,19300:20:19, 685--> 00:20:26, 488arena bowling dan kekejianseperti kelas yoga dan studio aerobik.19400:20:28, 160--> 00:20:30, 219Bahkan memiliki mesin ATM di tempat.19500:20:32, 464 00:20:38, 027-->Untuk semua alasan ini, saya ingin keluarke bidang sesegera mungkin.19600:20:42, 207--> 00:20:47, 338Tapi sebelum kita bisa melakukannya, itu wajibbahwa setiap penduduk McMurdo19700:20:47, 446--> 00:20:51, 678menghadiri survivaI schooIsebelum diizinkan untuk meninggalkan.19800:20:56, 488--> 00:21:00, 254Latihan dua hari inidisebut bahagia kemping.19900:21:10, 836--> 00:21:15, 637Siswa belajar untuk membangunsurvivaI parit dan Igloo.20000:21:15, 741--> 00:21:20, 701Kabar buruknya adalah, malam ituAnda harus tidur di konstruksi Anda sendiri.20100:21:20, 879--> 00:21:24, 872Selama aku berakhir dengan 10 jaridan 10 jari pada akhir, itu semua baik.20200:21:39, 598--> 00:21:41, 065Oh, Allah, Maaf!20300:21:41, 166--> 00:21:44, 158Kita hanya perlu untuk memecahkan dirimenjadi dua kelompok yang berbeda sekarang.20400:21:44, 369--> 00:21:49, 830Kita akan ke singkat kelompok ini di siniuntuk skenario kendaraan pembakaran pertama,20500:21:49, 941--> 00:21:52, 569kemudian w
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