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What's going on?
Are you getting this?
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What's he doing?
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Do you think
they'll let us pass?
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It doesn't look like it.
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Are you good to go?
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Yeah, rolling.
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Hidden within this sprawling desert,
250 Miles South of Cairo...
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The public will soon lay their eyes
on the holdens' groundbreaking research...
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And the father-daughter team
could rewrite history as we know it.
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As you can see, the pyramid behind me
has only three sides...
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Not four like
the giza pyramids.
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This architectural feat singles it out
as an exception in this region.
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You're gonna
have to start over.
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The barking is covering
everything you're saying.
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Damn it.
What's wrong with those dogs?
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Whose are they, anyway?
They're just feral dogs running around.
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Can someone get a shotgun or something
and get rid of these dogs, please?
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Driving me crazy.
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All right, let's go again.
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Okay, sunni. Whenever you're ready,
we're good to go.
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Okay. The way this works is,
I'll ask you a question...
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You try to incorporate the question
into your response.
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Like if I ask you your name,
you would say...
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- Dr. Miles holden.
- Wrong.
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Right. My name is Dr. Miles holden.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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Could you tell us
what exactly you're looking for?
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Yeah.
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There are certain ancient texts
which refer to this geographic area...
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As the possible site
of the lost pyramid of akhenaten...
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Which may be related...
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To the particular and unusual
three-sided architecture of our pyramid.
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I just need to
quickly check your mic.
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Yeah.
It's a little windy out here.
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It's a great shot.
Just don't step backwards.
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Yeah, okay.
You tell me when.
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Pyramids. Hit me with it.
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Action.
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Whatever we're looking at, this is not
the pyramid of king akhenaten.
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The structure that we're dealing with
is buried below the surface.
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It takes millennia
for sand to build up that high.
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Which means that this structure predates
the reign of akhenaten by generations.
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Why are so many people
against the satellites?
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Most archaeologists are trapped in time
when it comes to reworking methodologies...
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And assimilating new evidence
into existing historical frameworks.
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Proving an older genealogy
for Egyptian history basically means...
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Throwing everything they have been working
on their entire lives into question.
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Isn't that what
you're trying to do?
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No, not exactly.
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I respect the work
that they have done...
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But we just need to know
when it's time to innovate.
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Most of our pyramid
is buried deep beneath the desert.
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Here is a scan.
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Look at the size of that thing!
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That's got to be
600 feet on each side.
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See this tunnel here?
This is our way in.
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It leads directly
to the apex of the pyramid.
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The apex?
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It's the tip of the pyramid.
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Pyramids don't normally have
apexes at the entrance.
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But this one does.
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Who dug the tunnel?
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We don't know yet.
That's also part of our discovery.
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Nora, tell me about the satellites.
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I'm not the first archaeologist
to break ground using satellite technology.
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But I was inspired to apply it...
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After an article that I read
about SETI out of new Mexico.
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SETI?
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"Search for extraterrestrial intelligence."
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They were using the satellites...
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To search for traces of water
underneath the surface of Mars.
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I thought we were here
to talk about Egypt, not aliens.
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What do you think
about all those theories?
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About aliens coming to earth?
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And that the pyramids
are just giant transmitters?
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Come on.
Even I have my limits.
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Do you see how these ridges
form a barrier around the pyramid?
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Dad. Dad.
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Could you please stop touching buttons
that you don't understand?
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- Where was that taken?
- It doesn't matter when it was taken.
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I said where.
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This technology, the satellite stuff...
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Is such a small part
of what we're doing.
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We should be talking about archaeology,
about the pyramid, about akhenaten, and...
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Actually, the whole satellite angle...
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Is what interested the network
in the first place.
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It's the dawn of a
new age in archaeology.
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Using the future to
understand the past.
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Anything else
I'm not supposed to see?
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Would you just mind your own business?
Thank you very much.
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I'm sorry.
You are my business, all right?
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Archaeology used to be about digs and dirt.
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But we've lost the raw sensation
with all this technological mediation.
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Great.
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How was that, Fitz?
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It was award-winning.
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Okay. Let's wrap up.
We're done for the day.
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Sorry.
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Hey.
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No, I'm fine, mom.
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I'm fine. Don't worry.
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Cairo is far, far away.
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And we're supposed
to break through tomorrow.
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So if we get far enough,
we'll be safer underground...
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Than we will be
in a war bunker.
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No, I'm not taking it lightly.
I'm just trying to focus on my work.
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Could you please not worry?
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You know dad is enough
to handle as it is.
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Okay. I love you, too. I do.
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All right, tell...
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Mom, I have to go.
I'll call you tomorrow.
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I love you. Bye.
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Zahir, get your metallic junk out of here.
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Jesus!
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What the hell is that?
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Allow me to introduce you to shorty.
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He's gonna be
our first set of eyes and ears inside...
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After we make initial breakthrough.
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He stands just
over one foot tall...
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With six wheels
on a rocker-bogie suspension system...
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Which was originally designed by NASA
for their Mars rovers...
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To allow them to travel
over the rough martian terrain.
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I bet this thing is
a real babe magnet.
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Some of the missions
shorty has been on are...
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Michael zahir, our robotics engineer.
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But it seems he wasn't briefed...
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On which million-dollar territories
he would be exploring.
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Don't you worry, Nora.
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I've got two primary camera feeds...
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Sending back real-time footage
to our command center.
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So everything shorty sees
is permanently recorded.
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