Gamera, the Giant Monster - Inspiration and Hope for the Future
Dr. Hidaka:
Well Catherine, I suggest you forget science and instead really become Alex's inspiration.
Alex:
Hahaha. Thank you. Thank you.
Dr. Hidaka:
Well, Kenny, Gamera will be safe there. You happy?
Kenny: [''turning to Gamera'']
Yes, I'm glad that Gamera wasn't killed. I'm going to be an astronaut and ride in rockets. And I'll see Gamera again, right Gamera! See you soon!
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Gamera vs. Guiron - Galactic Waves and Planetary Inhabitability Discussed
Reporter #1:
Dr. Shiga! The same galactic waves were caught in England. Uh, last year, accordingly. Are they the same one?
Dr. Shiga:
No. That was different. The one before, was from beyond the solar system we think. But this one is very much nearer. According to our calculations.
Reporter #2:
Does that mean... people on Solar... are the same system planet?
Dr. Shiga: [Dr. Shiga points to some slides]
No. That's hard to say. You have that ready? There's no! Air or water on the Moon? So no living thing inhabits it. As you know for sure. And... there are... no rivers on Mars. And on Venus... it has several hundred degrees Centigrade. And... the surface of... Jupiter is covered with... frozen ammonia. Saturn... is also... the same. No advanced vertebrates there, of course.
Reporter #3:
So... what do those waves mean?
Dr. Shiga:
Assuming. They come from... Proxima Cenauri, which is nearest to us... How long? Will it take Apollo. One of the newest. Spaceships as you know. How long will it take us to get there do you think? Five hundred thousand years.
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