带您探索地球
纳米比亚 纳米布沙漠
这是你第一次在沙丘上开车吗？ This is your first time driving in the dunes?
我在沙丘上开过 但这样的沙丘还是第一次 I've been on dunes before. Nothing like this, ever.
-我们用的是低档 对吧？ 希望是吧 -ALBERT: We're still in low, right? WILL: I hope.
好了 威尔 别太快 -WILL: Whoo! ALBERT: All right, Will, not too fast.
你基本上就是在说“小心一点” "Pay attention, " is basically what you're saying.
我做的这些惯性滑行 最好能够避免 All of that freewheeling I was doing, better cut that stuff out.
我记得那上边更疯狂一些 Think it's up there that it gets crazier.
老天啊！ Whoa. Good heavens.
-你只能从经验中学习 我今天不想学太多了 -You only learn through experience. Don't want to learn too much today.
好了 这个很厉害 WILL: All right, this. . . this is a serious one.
这太夸张了 WILL: This is ridiculous.
小心 ALBERT: Look out, ooh!
-准备好了吗？ 随时可以开始 -You ready? I'm ready when you are.
我的天 ALBERT: Oh, my God.
好陡的坡 WILL: Whoa, it's a steep one. Whoo!
没问题的 I got you, I got you.
这是一个关于速度的故事 This is a story about speed.
我的天 威尔 -ALBERT: Oh, my God, Will. Whoa!
不是我穿过沙丘的速度 而是另一种速度 Not how quick I'm shredding these dunes. A different sort of speed.
一个速度非常快 或是非常慢的隐藏世界 A hidden world where things go so fast or so slow. . .
我们甚至都察觉不到它们的发生 we don't even know they're happening.
威尔·史密斯
探险家 阿尔伯特·林 工程师
你正在玩禅宗探险家那套吧 You got your real, like, Zen explorer thing happening right now.
这里什么事情都没发生 There's, like, nothing happening here.
有事情发生的 -There's stuff happening here. Mm-hmm.
你得要耐心 You gotta be patient.
你会看到的 You'll see.
事情是这样的 So here's the deal.
我正带着威尔跨越世界最古老的沙漠 I'm taking Will across the oldest desert in the world.
在每次停车休息时 我都会使用尖端技术 And at each pit stop, I'm gonna use state-of-the-art technology
尝试向他揭示 他错过了这世界多少东西 to try to reveal how much of the world he's actually missing.
因为大自然通常会呼啸得太快 或是爬得太慢 'Cause often, nature just whizzes by too fast or creeps along too slowly
让我们察觉不到 for us to even notice.
生命的速度`
这都听起来很牵强 WILL: It all sounds pretty far-fetched.
但显然 隐藏着的速度世界到处都是 But apparently, this hidden world of speed is everywhere.
哪怕是在水下24米处 Even 80 feet underwater.
北纬50. 2916° 西经4. 04167°
英吉利海峡
探险家 迪瓦·阿蒙博士 海洋生物学家
通讯测试 一 二 三 DIVA: Comm check, one, two, three.
这里有好多海葵 There are a lot of anemones.
第一眼看上去 好像只是数百只小小的海葵 At first glance, it looks like just hundreds of tiny anemones,
附着在石头上 anchored to the rocks.
但只要你耐心地拍摄它们 But film them patiently. . .
然后加速播放 . . . then speed it up. . .
这个微缩世界就能活过来 . . . and this miniature world comes to life.
因为海葵实际上是动物 Because anemones are actually animals.
它们也会做动物会做的所有事情 And they do everything you'd expect animals to do.
进食 They feed.
争斗 They fight.
它们繁殖的方式是将自己一分为二 They breed by splitting themselves in two.
而更令人吃惊的是… And even more surprising than that. . .
它们还会移动 they move. . .
以一种奇怪的奔跑方式移动 using a weird sort of gallop.
似乎在《布偶奇遇记》里 海葵必须要移动才能生存 WILL: Seems like down in Fraggle Rock, anemones have to travel to survive.
虽然这些家伙看起来比停着的车还慢 Just because those dudes look slower than a parked car,
这并不意味着它们没在移动 doesn't mean they ain't moving.
而一些快如闪电的生物也是如此 Same goes for creatures that move fast as lightning.
那就是我和阿尔伯特 接下来要找的东西 That's what Albert and I are after next.
但要捕捉到它们 But to capture them,
你最好有一位反应敏捷的摄影师 you better have a cameraman who's quick on the draw.
在它攻击的瞬间 你必须一触即发 The second it hits, you have to be, like, on a hair trigger.
一触即发 -WILL: Hair trigger. And you have to get it
你必须在你看到的同时按下快门 几乎就像是你预测到了 exactly at the moment that you see it, almost predict it.
几乎预测到了… 我得要 扑身而入？ Almost predict. . . I have to, like, lean into it?
所以就像是原力 我得用原力来按这个 So it's like the Force, I have to use the Force to push this
这会录制到最后两秒钟 and it's gonna record the last two seconds.
就像在录制过去 这台摄影机会录制过去 It's like recording the past. The camera records the past.
-机构一直在转动？ 一直在转动 -It's rolling all the time. It's rolling all the time,
等我按下快门 摄影机就会录制最后两秒 and then when I hit, it'll record the last two seconds?
是的 因为转动得非常快 Yeah. Just because it's rolling so fast. . .
好的 我只是想弄明白 All right. I'm just trying to understand,
因为我不想弄坏你的东西 'cause I don't want to mess up the thing you got.
我们使用超级强大的高速摄影机 We're using an incredibly powerful slow motion camera
尝试捕捉到生物界 最快速的肌肉运动之一 to try and capture one of the fastest muscle movements in biology.
能够成功就要看威尔的反应了 But success is gonna be dependent on Will's reflexes.
-准备好了？ 是的 -You ready? Yeah.
你能行吗？别搞砸了 威尔 You got it? Don't screw this up, Will.
Ooh.
阿尔伯特 别动 Albert, be still.
-我得要调整摄影机 你为什么要动？ I gotta adjust the camera. Why are you moving?
-因为它在动 你别动就行 -'Cause he's moving. He's moving. But just be still.
它看到了 He sees it. He sees it.
要来了 好的 准备好 There we go. Okay. Ready.
记住 要在正确的时刻按下 Remember, get it exactly at the right moment.
Wow!
Whoa!
该死 这虫子够脆的 Damn, that's a crunchy bug.
-你的缓慢反应如何啊？ 我的反应很快 -How are your slow reactions? My reactions are great.
我们来看看 -Let's see. My reactions are so good,
我的反应太快 可能只录到了变色龙攻击之前 I might be before the chameleon.
我得把延时开到最大 I had to put it on the maximum delay.
老天 Oh, man.
哇 ALBERT: Wow.
我完全不知道我有没有拍到 I have no idea whether I got it or not.
但我绝对不会告诉阿尔伯特 But there is no way I'm telling Albert that.
好了 Okay.
我很确定我拍到了 WILL: No, I'm pretty sure I did.
他很有信心 He's confident.
这台摄影机能把速度减慢40倍 So we slowed. . .
everything down by 40 times with this camera.
我们来看看在这里捕食 需要多快的速度 Let's see how quick you needed to be to get food around here.
Oh. . .
Oh!
你撞大运了 Oh, you got lucky!
好了 我们放大来看看 Right, let's zoom in.
我注意到这加速是如何积累的 WILL: I'm just noticing how that acceleration builds. . .
然后就嗖的一声 在真实速度下你是完全看不到的 and then, whoosh! Like, you just don't see any of that in real time.
那舌头的零百加速时间只有几十毫秒 ALBERT: That tongue goes from zero to 60 in just a few hundredths of a second.
几乎比任何超跑都要快一百倍 That's nearly a hundred times faster than any supercar.
所以我们只能看到一片模糊 Which is why we just see a blur.
这片模糊发生的速度 已经超出了我们的大脑能够看见 That blur is happening at a speed faster than our brains can actually see
-并且处理数据的速度 是的 -and process the data. Yeah. Yeah.
你越大 生命的速度似乎也越快 The bigger you are, the faster life seems to be.
越小 似乎就越慢 The smaller, the slower.
那只蜥蜴舌头的动作 是整个动物王国中 That lizard's tongue is one of the fastest movements
速度最快的动作之一 in the entire animal kingdom.
但有些生物已经能够 But there are some creatures that have figured out a way
利用远超它们身体能力的速度 to use speeds way beyond what their bodies are capable of.
北纬 70. 0311° 东经 20. 9714°
挪威
探险家 德韦恩·菲尔兹 极地探险家
每年秋天 数十亿的鲱鱼便会迁徙进入这些峡湾 DWAYNE: Each fall, billions of herring migrate into these fjords.
而紧随它们之后的 便是一种可怕的捕食者 And they're followed by a fearsome predator.
Whoa!
太惊人了 It's amazing!
但问题是 虎鲸有6米长 速度缓慢 Problem is, orca are 20-foot-long and slow.
鲱鱼只有30厘米长 动作迅速 Herring are one foot long and fast.
所以这些大鲸鱼想出了 一个巧妙的解决办法 DWAYNE: So, the big whales have come up with an ingenious solution.
一种快到无法看见的办法 DWAYNE: Something far too fast to see.
但我或许能够听见 DWAYNE: But I just might be able to hear.
DWAYNE: That was it!
就是这个！ Whoa!
这是虎鲸通过拍击尾巴 制造出冲击波的声音 That's the sound of an orca
creating a shock wave by slapping its tail.
这种冲击能够以超过1600公里的时速 在水中传播 DWAYNE: That pulse can travel through the water
at more than a thousand miles an hour.
它可以击晕鲱鱼 使它们昏迷 And it stuns the herring, -knocking them out cold. . .
于是虎鲸就能拿它们大快朵颐了 DWAYNE: . . . so the orca can just scoop them up.
真是绝妙 DWAYNE: Genius.
但拥有速度的不仅是动物 WILL: Speed isn't just about the animals though.
水本身也在以我们看不见的方式运动 The water itself is working in ways we can't see.
甚至是在沙漠里 阿尔伯特也找到了办法向我展示 And even in a desert, Albert's found a way to show me how.
这可真是出乎了我的意料 Now, that is something I was not expecting.
瞧瞧啊 ALBERT: Look at that!
这是非洲鳄鱼数量最多的河流之一 That's one of the most crocodile-infested rivers in Africa.
据说平均每周会有三个人 被这条河里的鳄鱼咬伤 They say there's three people a week who get bit by a crocodile on this river.
那我们就别掺和进去了 Let's not add to that.
问题是 要看到我想看的东西 ALBERT: And the thing is,
我必须要获得完美的摄影机角度 to see what I want to see, I have to get the perfect camera angle.
这就意味着威尔和我必须到河对面去 Which means that Will and I have to get to the other side of that river.
这里有桥什么的吗？ WILL: So is there a bridge or something?
-我有一架无人机 好吧 -ALBERT: I got a little drone. All right.
没准我可以牵一条绳子到对岸去 ALBERT: Maybe I can fly a line out to the other side,
绕到对面的大树上 这样我们就能过河了 around one of those big trees, and we can get across onto the other side
看看能不能拍到更多瀑布 你想过去吗？ and see if we can see more of the falls. Do you wanna to do that?
我希望你能做到 因为我自己连用遥控器 Well, I hope you can do that, 'cause I have a hard time
在电视上选择正确的频道都有困难 getting my remote to put the right stuff on the TV I want.
如果你能用无人机牵绳子 那我支持你 So, if you can fly a drone with a line, I'm with you.
应该没问题 That should probably do it.
-是的 准备好了吗？ 是的 -Yeah. Are you ready? WILL: Yeah.
-小心螺旋桨 好的 -Watch out for the rotors. WILL: Yeah.
好的 我要开始了 ALBERT: Okay, I'm gonna go.
办法是先绕一条轻绳到对岸的树上 The idea is to fly the light line around the tree on the other side.
再用这根绳子牵引 我们渡河用的较重的登山绳 And then we'll use that line to pull a heavy climbing rope across.
你做的这事很有百战天龙的风格 下来了 That's some MacGyver vibes you got going. Coming down.
降落中 干得好 ALBERT: Landing.
我喜欢 -Good job. WILL: Love that.
现在我们把绳子捆到这上边 拉一圈回来 我就能过河了 ALBERT: Now we'll tie the line around this, pull it around. I'll go across.
希望我不会掉下去 然后就能拉你过河了 Hopefully, I won't fall.
And then pull you across.
因为这基本上没有出错的余地 'Cause there's really, like, no room for error here.
你让我好紧张 You got me nervous.
好了 All right.
-还行吗？有什么东西在晃悠吗？ 就只有你 -Looks good? Anything dangling? Just you.
准备好了？
-我们对面见 好的 -ALBERT: Ready? See you on the other side. ALBERT: Yeah.
我不打算撒谎 WILL: I am not gonna lie.
我有时会忘记阿尔伯特的腿 因为他的行动如此自如 I sometimes forget about Albert's leg, he just moves so well.
因为 他的假腿当然也一样高科技 'Cause, of course, his prosthetic leg is as high-tech
跟他的所有东西一样 as everything else about him.
干得好 -There you go. ALBERT: Made it.
成功了
-你有护着我吗？ 护着呢 -You got me? ALBERT: I got you.
再远一点 继续前进 Little further. Keep going.
朝下看！ ALBERT: Look down!
好啊！ Yeah!
嘿 Hey.
这就是真人测试啊 Oh, that's a man-tester.
老天 -Jeez. ALBERT: You glad we did it?
我们成功了 你高兴吗？
是的 成功之后你总是会很高兴 WILL: Oh, yeah. You're always happy you did it afterwards.
拍电影时 我的替身会替我来做 In a movie, my stuntman would've did that.
这里可没有替身 -ALBERT: No stuntman here. ALBERT: No stuntman here.
老实说 阿尔伯特可不需要替身 WILL: Truth be told, Albert doesn't need a stuntman.
我的好哥们可以从容应对这一切 My man here just takes it all in his stride.
祝他一帆风顺 And more power to him.
因为我本以为失去一条腿 会阻止他前进的脚步 'Cause you'd have thought losing a leg would've stopped him in his tracks.
当你回顾一个时刻 并且意识到它有多么重要 It's incredible when you can look back at a single moment
这真是不可思议 and realize just how important it was.
我当时搭着一位朋友的车 I was riding along with a friend in a vehicle. . .
然后一瞬间 一切都开始变慢 and then in an instant, everything begins to slow down,
所有现实都似乎在改变 砰 all reality seemed to shift.
Boom!
我在一场车祸中失去了一条腿 I lost my leg in that car accident.
但科技使我能够定义自己的极限 But technology has helped me be able to define my own limitations.
奇怪的是 我不觉得 You know, strangely, I don't actually feel like
我失去了什么 我反而觉得获得了什么 I've lost anything, I actually feel like I've gained.
这改变了我 It transformed who I am.
并且让我洞察了原本看不到的现实 It gave me insights into a reality that I wouldn't have seen otherwise.
好了 我们就在这里把摄影机架起来 ALBERT: Okay. -Let's build the camera rig right here. WILL: Whoo!
你的高科技装备真多 You got a lot of high-tech gear.
因为我们要拍摄一些非常极限的速度 ALBERT: Well, we're trying to capture some pretty extreme speeds.
可别忘了我们来这里的目的 我们要试图看到隐形的东西 Let's not forget what we're up to here. We're trying to see the invisible.
-画面如何？ 美极了 -ALBERT: How's the image? WILL: It's gorgeous.
太好了 随时都可以开始 ALBERT: Great, ready when you are.
开拍 Action.
放大并且减速 ALBERT: Close up and slowed down. . .
你就能看到瀑布的真实形态 you see the waterfall for what it really is.
数百万微小的爆炸 ALBERT: Millions. . .
of tiny explosions.
再放大一些 你可以看到 每一滴水滴都在持续改变形状 Watch even closer, and you see that each droplet is constantly changing shape.
最大的水滴变成了降落伞 然后又炸开 The biggest ones turn into parachutes and then blow apart.
现在让我们改变速度 拍摄整个瀑布 但改用延时摄影 Okay, now let's change speed
and look at the whole waterfall, but in time-lapse.
哇 WILL: Wow, that's beautiful. It's totally different.
真漂亮 完全不一样了
瞧瞧那些沟壑啊！ ALBERT: Just look at those ravines!
所有那些微小的爆炸都被完全抹平了 WILL: All of those tiny explosions have completely smoothed out.
当你像这样看着瀑布时 When you look at it like that. . .
几乎可以明显看出水流在侵蚀石头 it almost is obvious that the water is sawing the rocks away.
对吧？当你这样看的时候 Right? When you look at it like that.
“是的 显而易见 水流在切割石头” It's like, "Oh, yeah. Obviously, that's cutting the rock. "
在这种速度下 我们甚至可以看到 地球表面是如何变化的 At this speed, we are literally seeing how the face of the Earth changes.
这是它的另一种完全不同的体验 It's a completely different experience of it.
我们的疯狂旅程还有最后一站 There's one more stop on this crazy trip.
我们要去看一种甚至连 阿尔伯特的摄影机都无法揭示的东西 To see something even Albert's cameras can't reveal.
但显然 我们得要跳进 But apparently, we can only get there
地面上的一个大洞才能到达那里 by leaping into a giant hole in the ground.
因为 我们当然会这么做 Because of course we do.
下来了 Coming down.
哇 WILL: Wow.
真是疯狂 This is crazy.
真是巨大 It's huge.
所以 看起来有一个洞通到那后面 So, it's like there's a cave that goes around back there,
还有另一个通到那后面 and a cave that goes back there.
在我们赶来这里的这几个小时里 In all of the hours it took us to get here,
我完全没有想到这里居然有 not for one moment did it look like there was anywhere
可以做水肺潜水的地方 that you could go scuba diving.
就是想让你看看 ALBERT: Just goes to show you.
根据这里的情况 你能判断水下或许有什么吗？ Can you tell anything about what might be under the water based on what's out here?
我想只有一个办法能搞清楚 Well, I think there's only one way to find out.
那就是下水 对吧？ And that's by going in, right?
我觉得我们可以从这里下去 或许从这里进去？ I bet we can get down around here and maybe enter in over here?
我不是太确定阿尔伯特 是怎么让我同意做这事的 WILL: I'm not entirely sure how Albert gets me to agree to this stuff.
他说 “相信我 威尔 这不危险” He's like, "Trust me, Will. Trust me. This isn't dangerous. "
-你感觉还好吗？ 是的 Mm-hmm. -ALBERT: You feel good? Yeah. Just pop down and pop up.
下去一下就上来
好的 准备好了？ ALBERT: Okay. Ready?
这是世界上最大的地下湖之一 ALBERT: This is one of the biggest underground lakes in the world.
至少有180米深 At least 600 feet deep.
这就是我们来这里的原因 And this is why we came here.
钟乳石 这个星球上生长最慢的东西之一 Stalactites. One of the slowest-growing things on the planet.
通过测量它 我们就能回溯时光 By measuring them, we can go back in time.
每一千年才能生长2. 5厘米 Each inch takes a thousand years to grow.
这就意味着 这一颗钟乳石 Meaning this one has been here
至少有15万年历史了 for more than 150, 000 years.
但这些钟乳石不仅仅是古老 But these stalactites, they're not just old.
它们还是时间胶囊 They're time capsules.
当钟乳石一滴一滴地成型时 As stalactites form, drip by drip. . .
空气和土壤的细小碎片 也会被包裹在其中 tiny fragments of air and soil get trapped inside.
这些我们星球的快照 可以追溯到人类出现之前很久 ALBERT: Snapshots of our planet that stretch
way back before us humans were here.
每一次干旱 Every drought. . .
每一次洪水 every flood. . .
每一次冰期 every ice age. . .
每一次森林大火 都被打上时间戳 被永久记录了下来 every forest fire is timestamped and recorded forever.
地球变化的速度 The speed that the Earth has changed. . .
被这台终极延时摄影机捕捉下来了 captured on the ultimate time-lapse camera.
是的 -ALBERT: Whoo-hoo! Yeah.
的确不可思议 ALBERT: That was incredible.
太夸张了 我没想到竟然有这么深 That's ridiculous, I didn't think it was gonna be that deep.
一直往下 -It just kept going.
好吧 很吓人 我说实话了 Okay, it was scary. -I'm going to be honest.
-我说实话了 噢 老天 -I'm gonna keep it real. Oh, man.
我说实话了 真是恐怖 I'm gonna keep it real. It was terrifying.
这是我参与过的最史诗般的事情了 WILL: That's about as epic an undertaking as I've ever. . .
WILL: . . . been a part of.
最疯狂的是地形 What's crazy is the terrain.
你绝不会想到地下会有那种地方 You just never expect that's under the ground.
那种地方怎么会在那下面 WILL: Like, you just. . .
It's like, how did that get under there?
这一路上 从我醒来 All the way along, from the moment I woke up. . .
再到坐上这辆车 to being in this car,
我们体验到的一切 everything that we experienced
都跟我预期的不同 was different than what I thought it was gonna be. . .
以至于我能够看出我的认知 to the point that I could see how my perception
是如何限制了我的体验 如果我没有跟着你的话 would have limited my experience if I wasn't following you.
纳米比亚给了我很多这种感受 And Namibia does that to me a lot.
就是跟我的预期不一样 It's just different than I thought it was gonna be.
不管我对山洞 水 和沙子的参照标准是什么 Whatever my frame of reference has been for caves and water and sand,
都在纳米比亚各处被摧毁 Namibia is destroying, at every turn,
无论我觉得某个东西会是什么样的 what I think something is going to be.
是啊 自然以最不可思议的方式 揭示了自己 对吧？ Yeah, nature reveals itself in the most incredible ways, right?
没错 这就更好地 表达出了我想说的话 Yeah, for sure. Now, that's the better way to say what I wanted to say.
-你可以拿去用 “自然以…” 我可以用？ -ALBERT: You can use it. "Nature reveal. . . " I can have it?
-谢谢 是的 没问题 -Thank you. ALBERT: Yeah, go for it.
-我会印到T恤上 是的 去印吧 好的 -I'm gonna put it on a t-shirt. Yeah. ALBERT: Do it, yeah.
自然以一种如此美丽的方式 揭示了自己 "Nature reveals itself in such a beautiful way. "
而我们也还没结束 And we're not finished yet.
自然还要揭示更多事情 Nature has more revealing to do.
没有什么地方 Nowhere more beautifully. . .
会比世界上最大的盐沼更美丽 than on the biggest salt flats in the world.
南纬 20. 0809° 西经 67. 2912°
乌尤尼盐沼 玻利维亚
这片1. 1万平方公里的盐沼 WILL: Those four and a half thousand miles
能够以更史诗般的尺度揭示速度 can reveal speed on an even more epic scale.
我想要完美的镜面 JHEISON:
我需要大约10厘米的水深
每一年 雨水的到来 都会将这一片广袤的盐沼 WILL: Once a year, the arrival of the rains. . .
. . . transform the vast salt flats. . .
变成一面大到 几乎能够反射一切的镜子 into a mirror so large it seems to reflect everything.
非常好 JHEISON:
好的 我们就在这里准备
杰森·韦尔塔 摄影师
在白天 这里超凡脱俗 WILL: During the day, it's otherworldly.
但得等到夜幕降临 WILL: But it's when night falls
这面宇宙之镜的魔力才会真正显现 that the true magic of this cosmic mirror is revealed.
好了 三 二 一 开始
今年的银河首拍
延时摄影会向我们展示星辰的运动 WILL: A time-lapse shows us the stars in motion.
但如果用相机锁定住银河 你就能看到 But lock the camera to the Milky Way,
那上面的真实情况 and you get to see what's really going on up there.
在运动的其实是我们 The movement is actually us.
我们的星球围绕自转轴 以1600公里的时速在转动 Our planet spinning on its axis at 1, 000 miles an hour.
我们也能看到我们还在穿越太阳系 We can also tell that we're racing through the solar system. . .
时速高达10万公里 at 67, 000 miles an hour.
而我们甚至还没有把二档用完呢 And we're not even out of second gear yet.
我们的整个星系 在围绕着自己的中心旋转 Our entire galaxy is spinning about its center.
等到明天这个时候 By this time tomorrow,
我们已经在太空中奔驰了 超过1600万公里 we will have hurtled more than ten million miles through space.
这速度快到令人恐惧 Which is frighteningly fast.
但银河非常庞大 得要花上我们两亿年 But the Milky Way is so huge, it's gonna take us 200 million years
才能环绕一圈 这又听起来慢到不行 to go all the way around.
Which sounds painfully slow.
而最疯狂的却是 And the craziest thing of all. . .
尽管我们以不可思议的速度 在太空中奔驰 despite being hurled through space at incomprehensible speeds. . .
我们却完全感觉不到 we can't feel any of it.
所以这里什么事情都没发生？ WILL: So, is nothing happening here. . .
还是整个世界在进行看不见的运动？ or is the whole world invisibly moving?
阿尔伯特的摄影机里有答案 Albert's camera has the answer.
威尔 如果我们追踪沙粒 并且观察它们是如何跳动的 ALBERT: You see, Will, if we track the grains,
you can watch how they bounce.
这种跳动在整个沙丘上都有发生 That bouncing is happening across this whole dune.
真是疯狂 WILL: That's crazy.
移动起来就像是海洋一样 It's like it's moving like the ocean.
在我们看到所有这些的时候 这些小沙浪在向我们移动 ALBERT: When we see all this, these little waves marching towards us,
-正在发生 是的 -it's happening. Yeah.
只是发生的速度非常慢 超出了我们的认知 It's just happening at a much slower pace, beyond our perception.
-如果我们把画面拉得更远 哇！ -And if we zoom out further. . . Wow!
整片沙漠就在我们脚下移动 WILL: The whole desert is in motion right under our feet.
正因为持续在移动 And the fact that it's constantly on the move
沙漠才得以存在这么久 is the reason it's stayed a desert for so long.
没有东西能在这里立足 没有植物能够扎根 Nothing else can get a foothold here.
No plants can anchor their roots.
没有动物能前来食用植物 没有城镇能建造地基 No animals can arrive to eat the plants.
No town can build foundations.
所以这片沙漠一成不变 So, this desert is unchanging
正是因为它一直在移动 because it's always, always moving.
所以 表面上的永恒 So, the appearance of permanence. . .
正是基于它非永恒的力量 is based on the power of its impermanence.
你喜欢吗？这只是一点… You like that? That was just a little. . . Just tossing a little poetry at you.
送你一首小诗
但其实挺长的 -That was a big one, though.
我们的世界就像是一系列发条齿轮 Our world is like a series of clockwork cogs,
都在以不同的速度转动 all turning at different speeds.
有一些太慢 我们看不到 Some too slow for us to see.
另一些则太快 Others, too fast.
但全部都在持续运动 But all of them in constant motion.
我们身边的动物 The animals around us. . .
我们脚下的大地 the land beneath us. . .
以及头顶的宇宙 and the universe above.
都在自己的齿轮上按自己的速度运动 Each is moving at its own pace. . .
on its own cog.
我们很容易就认为 我们看到的就是一切 It's tempting to think that what we see is all there is.
但每一天的每一分钟 都有其他的现实就存在于我们身边 But every minute of every day, there are other realities living alongside us.
每一个都跟我们自己的 一样完美和珍贵 -Each one as perfect and precious as ours. ALBERT: Whoo!
在下一集中 隐藏世界其实就在我体内 WILL: Next time, the hidden world is actually inside me.
你好 我叫威尔！ Hello! My name is Will!
在一片疯狂的冰冻荒野中 In a crazy, frozen wilderness,
是时候看看 我有没有能力 成为真正的探险家了 it's time to see if I've got what it takes to be a true explorer.
你没有杀死我 You didn't kill me. You didn't kill me.