威尔·史密斯：家在哪里？ WILL SMITH: Where is home?
是你出生的地方吗? Is it where you were born?
是你长大的地方? Where you were raised?
或者你现在在的地方? Or where you are now?
还是你住的地方吗？ Is it somewhere you live?
是你离开的地方？ Somewhere you left?
或者某个塑造你的地方？ Somewhere that shaped you?
如果你真的想知道 你需要把这些都抛在脑后 If you really wanna know, you need to leave them all behind.
一个确实了解 什么是远离家乡 的人 Someone who knows that it's like to really leave home is
佩吉·惠特森 美国宇航局最有经验的宇航员 Peggy Whitson, NASA's most experienced astronaut.
如果你没见过她 你是不会知道的 Not that you'd know it if you ever met her.
佩吉：我讨厌谈论世界纪录 PEGGY: Well I hate talking about the records,
但我确实有几个 but I do have few.
威尔·史密斯：这人是今年最被低估的人 WILL SMITH: That folks is the understatement of the year.
我们从太空中执勤最长时间开始吧 在所有美国宇航员中 How about we start with most time in space for any US astronaut.
-是665天 -Which is 665 days.
威尔·史密斯：想一想 WILL SMITH: Think about that for a second,
那是到火星的往返旅行时间 that's a round trip to Mars.
还有女性的最长的 Then there's the longest single space flight for any
单程太空飞行 woman in the world.
-哦 没错 -Oh, that's right, yeah.
威尔·史密斯：那只是个开始 WILL SMITH: And that's just for starters.
-十次太空行走 第一位女指挥官 我记不得了 -Ten space walks, first female Commander and I don't remember
另一个 哦 我知道 最老的宇航员 女宇航员 the other, oh, I know oldest astronaut, female astronaut,
不是我要找的纪录 not a record I was looking for.
媒体似乎经常指出这一点 The press seemed to point that one out a lot.
威尔·史密斯：对一个来自爱荷华州的农家女来说 还不错 WILL SMITH: Not bad for a farm girl from Iowa!
八名宇航员 克里斯 妮可 杰夫 梅 杰瑞 Eight astronauts, Chris, Nicole, Jeff, May, Jerry,
迈克 利兰 还有佩吉 Mike, Leland and then there's Peggy.
他们每个人都是不同的 来自不同的地方 Each one of them is different, they come from different places,
他们有不同的故事要讲 但他们都被一件事改变了… they have different stories to tell but they were all changed by one thing...
进入太空 Going into space.
它被称为概述效应 如果你能看到 It's called the Overview Effect and if you could see
他们看到的 你也会感觉到的 what they've seen, you'd feel it too.
奇 异 星 球
家
我们大多数人每天都离开家 Most of us leave home every day.
我们一点也不想就去上班了 We go to work without a second thought.
但想象一下 如果你的工作场所能俯瞰地球 But just imagine if your work place overlooks the planet
然后 早上的通勤变得更有挑战性 then that morning commute becomes a little bit more challenging.
-我们从哈萨克斯坦的拜科努尔发射 -We launch from Baikonur, Kazakhstan.
它实际上是尤里·加加林发射的同一个发射台 It was actually the same launch pad that Yuri Gagarin launched from.
去太空旅行很快 It's a fast trip to get to space.
比你坐过的任何车都好 Better than any car you've ever been in,
比你经历过的任何加速都好 better than any acceleration you've ever experienced.
速度快的感觉真好 It feels good to be going fast.
离开发射台8.5分钟后 Eight and a half minutes after leaving the launchpad
我们在轨道上 we are in orbit.
威尔·史密斯：国际空间站 WILL SMITH: The international space station
离地球250英里 is 250 miles above the planet.
但是这里离佩吉的“第一个家”非常远 But it is a million miles away from the place Peggy first called home.
-在农场里长大 我认为实际上 -Growing up on a farm I think was actually a really
对我来说经验丰富 它教会了我很多 good experience for me, it taught me a lot of
敬业精神和努力工作 dedication and hard work.
-她说她想去火星 -She says she'd like to go to Mars.
-我父母在同一个农场住了50年 -My parents have lived on the same farm for fifty,
差不多六十年了 almost sixty years.
我妈妈非常支持我 My mom was incredibly supportive.
有一次我告诉我妹妹我想当飞行员 At one time I was telling my sister I wanted to be a pilot
学着飞行 她会说 你不能当飞行员 and learn to fly and she's like, "You can't be a pilot,
你只能当空姐 我妈妈告诉她 you can only be a stewardess." and my mom told her,
不 你可以做任何你想做的事 "No, you can be anything you want to be!"
-我想有两个佩吉 一个到这儿来 -I think there's two Peggy's, the one that comes here and
去那里的人是不同的 the one that goes there are different people.
威尔·史密斯：宇航员至少要经过一次训练 WILL SMITH: An astronaut will have trained for at least
三年的任务 three years for a mission.
太空中的每一刻都安排了实验 Every moment in space is scheduled with experiments to
运行并完成任务 run and tasks to complete.
但他们想做的第一件事就是 But the first thing they wanna do is exactly what we do when
我们去新的地方 看看风景 we go somewhere new, check out the view.
进入太空就像我一辈子 Going into space is like I live my whole life in a
生活在半暗的房间里 有人一下子打开了灯 semi-dark room and somebody flipped on the lights.
地球似乎在发光 它是如此美丽 The earth just seems to glow, it's so beautiful.
克里斯：当我第一次去太空的时候 CHRIS: When I first went to space,
我想做的第一件事就是把头盔取下来 the first thing I wanted to do was pop off my helmet,
从我的椅子上跳下来 漂浮起来 然后去 unstrap out of my chair, float up weightless and go to the
透过窗户看世界 window and see the world.
我们用眼睛看到的 我当时的感觉 NICOLE: What we see with our eyes, what we then I think feel
我心里感受到的感觉是 through our heart says your experiencing it is,
这是超越想象的 it's beyond imagination.
真是太美了 LELAND: It is just so stunningly beautiful it almost
几乎使你 你会想找新的词语来描述 makes you, you, you wanna find new words to describe
你所感受到的那种情绪 the emotion that you're feeling
因为它对你有着如此强烈的影响 because it affects you so powerfully.
这是人类眼睛不曾看到的东西 MIKE: This is something that human eyes are not supposed to see.
威尔·史密斯：往窗外看可能不是 WILL SMITH: Looking out the window may not be the
最高任务优先级… highest mission priority...
但它对所有宇航员都有持久的影响 but it has a lasting impact on all astronauts.
它改变了他们对自己来自哪里的想法 It changes how they think about where they're from.
佩吉：离我父母农场最近的城镇是爱荷华州的比肯斯菲尔德 PEGGY: The town closest to my parents farm is Beaconsfield, Iowa.
当我长大的时候 里面有32个人 When I was growing up it had like 32 people in it and
我想现在是十一点了 所以这是个很小的城镇 I think it's down to eleven'ish now so it's a pretty small town.
威尔·史密斯：比肯斯菲尔德也许是爱荷华州最小的城镇 WILL SMITH: Beaconsfield maybe the smallest town in Iowa
但是这是一个充满神奇故事的地方 but it's a place full of amazing stories,
惊人的转变 amazing transformations.
-在爱荷华州长大 周围有各种各样的生物… -Growing up in Iowa there's all kinds of life around...
当有人说 蝴蝶 这个词时 你总是想 and when somebody says the word "butterfly" you always think
因为它是我从小看到的 of the Monarch butterfly because it's the most
最与众不同的 distinctive one that I saw growing up.
奥布里：这个很不错 AUBREE: This one's a pretty good one.
好大 -It's big!
-它们同时感觉又软又粘 -They feel like soft and gooey at the same time.
-我知道 -I know!
-春天和夏天有很多毛虫 -The spring and summer there are lots of caterpillars,
很容易找到它们 因为它们只在乳草上 it's easy to find them because they're only on the milkweed.
-看到毛虫爬行总是很有趣的 -It's always interesting to see the caterpillars crawling
认识到有一天会变成蝴蝶 around and recognize that someday that's gonna become a butterfly.
-你喜欢四处走动 不是吗 -You like to move around a lot don't you.
威尔·史密斯：我们都知道毛虫会变成蝴蝶…… WILL SMITH: We all know that caterpillars turn into butterflies...
但这会使它不再那么神奇吗 but does it make it any less wondrous?
就像一个来自爱荷华州的农家女一样与众不同 It's as extraordinary as a farm girl from Iowa
转变成宇航员 transforming into an astronaut.
帝王蝶的毛毛虫是大自然的超级变形器 The Monarch butterfly's caterpillar is nature's shape shifter supreme.
-当毛毛虫在蛹中时 它就会溶解 -When the caterpillar is inside the chrysalis it dissolves and it
变成了胶质… turns into gel...
然后好的变成蝴蝶 And then the good turns into a butterfly.
威尔·史密斯：除了乳草植物外 毛虫对世界了解不多 WILL SMITH: Caterpillars don't know much of the world beyond a milkweed plant
但一旦是一只蝴蝶 它就可以起飞了 but once a butterfly it's cleared for takeoff.
从高处它获得了一个新的世界观 And from up high it gains a new perspective on the world.
宇航员离开地球时也会改变 Astronauts change when they leave earth.
它们经历了变形 They undergo a metamorphosis.
家不再是一个城镇 它更大 Home is no longer a town, it's something much bigger.
妮可：我觉得有机会住在 NICOLE: I think the opportunity to kind of live in
太空 让我可以有看待实物 space has allowed me to look at things a
的不同方式 little bit differently.
这真的打开了一个新的视角 It really opens up a new perspective.
迈克：我不想我住的城市 也不想我来自哪里 MIKE: I don't think about the city I live in or where I'm from,
我想到家 家就是我们的整个星球或整个地球 I think about home and home is our whole planet or whole earth,
它是我们所有人的家 it's one home for all of us.
-当我长大 上大学 研究生 -As I've grown up and gone to college and gone to graduate
学校从爱荷华州扩展到德克萨斯州 school home has expanded from Iowa to Texas to the
美国 在到达太空后 United States and since being in space home is
家实际上是地球 actually planet Earth!
-看 -Look!
-她来了 -Here she comes!
她在那儿 There she is.
-每小时17500英里 快速移动的星星 -17,500 miles an hour, fast moving star.
-那是你女儿 对吧 -That's your daughter up there, isn't it?
今晚有很多明星 但她是唯一移动的 There's lot of stars out there tonight but she's the only one that's moving.
再见 佩吉 快回家 Bye Peggy, hurry home.
威尔史密斯：宇航员不会把所有的空闲时间都花在 WILL SMITH: Astronauts don't spend all their free time at
窗户看着地球 毕竟他们是探险家 the window looking at earth, after all they're explorers so
他们很自然会掉头 it's only natural for them to turn the other way
向遥远的空间延伸 towards the far reaches of space.
他们把目光放在外面 They set their sights on what's out there.
问题是 国际空间站上的大窗口只指向一条路 Thing is, that big window on the ISS only points one way,
下面的地球 down to earth.
要想看到宇宙 你必须走出去 To see the cosmos you have to step outside!
威尔·史密斯：当你在太空的时候 你会想 WILL SMITH: You'd think when you're in space you'd have
你的后院可能更宽敞 lots of it, you've probably got more room in your back
比宇航员在国际空间站里 yard than the astronauts have on the ISS.
那里拥挤不堪 It is cramped up there.
在进入太空行走之前 你不会真正体验到空间 You don't really experience space until you walk in it!
佩吉：去太空漫步 这不是一个简单的过程 PEGGY: Going for a walk it's not a trivial process,
这需要大量的工作和准备 it takes a lot of work and preparation.
但是 每个人都想这样做 因为 天哪 那里景色前所未有 But, everyone wants to do it because oh my gosh the view is phenomenal!
威尔·史密斯：在太空行走中 只有你一个人 WILL SMITH: On a spacewalk it's just you!
浮动 Floating!
没有上下之分 No up, no down.
一条是离地面250英里的路 Turn one way a 250 mile drop back to earth,
另一边则是一望无际的群星 the other an endless expanse of unblinking stars.
但宇航员们记得的主要事情不是星星 The main thing astronauts remember though is not the stars
而是一片漆黑 but the black.
望向太空 会让宇航员问同样的问题 Looking into that void makes astronauts ask the same question,
外面有其他人吗？ "Is there anybody out there?"
梅：硬要说宇宙其他地方没有生命 MAE: To say that there's no life elsewhere in the universe
真的很牵强 is a real stretch.
杰瑞：你知道数学不会说谎的 JERRY: You know mathematics doesn't lie,
概率不会说谎 当你看这些数字的时候 probability doesn't lie and when you look at these numbers
外面肯定还有别的生物 surely there has to be some other life out there.
-外面一定有其他的生物 一定有 -There's got to be other life out there, there has to be.
这只是我们能否找到它的问题 It's just a matter of whether we can find it or not.
为了查明我们是否有邻居 你需要望远镜 WILL SMITH: To find out if we have neighbors you need a telescope
我说的是大的 很大 and I'm talking big, really big!
威尔·史密斯：这个盘子是个大耳朵 WILL SMITH: This dish is a giant ear,
收听来自太空深处的无线电波 listening to radio waves coming from deep space.
威尔·史密斯：外面真的有几十亿个奇怪的星球 WILL SMITH: There are literally billions of strange
但到目前为止还没有收到他们任何一个的讯息 rocks out there but so far not a whisper from any of them.
威尔·史密斯：那么大家都在哪里 WILL SMITH: So where is everybody?
好... Well...
从地球到地球大约250英里 it's about 250 miles from earth to the
国际空间站 international space station,
离月球25万英里 250,000 miles to the moon.
很远了对吗 Long way right?
别着急 Baby steps!
土星 离我们7亿英里 Saturn, 700 million miles.
太阳系边缘 超过9万亿英里 Edge of the solar system, over nine trillion.
离我们最近的 1.25光年 Our nearest start, four and a quarter light years.
坐上最快的宇宙飞船上 Aboard our fastest spacecraft it will take
17000年就到了 那只是我们隔壁的邻居 17,000 years to get there and that's just our next-door neighbor!
穿越我们的银河系到达 Travelling beyond, through our galaxy to the edge of the
银河系边缘 这是25000光年 Milky Way we're talking 25,000 light years!
而我们的银河系只是万亿星系中的一个 And our galaxy is just one of trillions!
所以其他地方的生命 So life elsewhere might just be a very,
真的非常遥远… very long way away...
还有一件事 And there's another thing,
外面的外星人可能不会说 你好 any aliens out there might not be able to say "hello"
因为他们可能没有嘴巴 甚至没有大脑 because they might not have a mouth or even a brain.
威尔·史密斯：这些水母找到了方法 WILL SMITH: These jellyfish have found a way to capture
捕获来自阳光的能量 energy from sunlight.
威尔·史密斯：如果生活在别处 它需要能量 WILL SMITH: If life exists elsewhere it will need energy,
可能来自太阳和水 就像地球上一样 probably from a sun and water just like on earth.
但像这些水母一样 我们星球上的大多数生物都是 But like these jellyfish most creatures on our planet are
不聪明的 它们从不打电话回家 not intelligent, they never ask to phone home!
杰瑞：宇宙中可能有生命 但是 JERRY: There's probably life out there in the universe but
找到有智慧的生命的几率真的非常非常非常低 to find intelligent life, those odds go way, way, way down.
杰夫：我们不确定我们是一个人 但是 JEFF: We don't know for sure that we're alone but
心理上 精神上 文化上 我们 psychologically, spiritually, culturally we
绝对是孤独的 definitely are alone.
据我们所知 我们是唯一一个像我们一样的人 NICOLE: As far as we know we're the only ones like us.
太空里非常空旷 几乎什么都没有 WILL SMITH: Space is almost entirely nothing.
在空虚的空间里漂泊 很容易完全感觉到 Adrift in that empty void it's easy to feel
完全孤独 completely and utterly alone.
现在看来 地球还是蛮不错的 That's when earth starts to look really good.
威尔·史密斯：在这里我们看到了无限的蓝天和 WILL SMITH: Down here we see infinite blue skies and
生物遍布周围 life all around us.
对于宇航员来说是不同的 For astronauts it's different.
到处都是不毛之地 Everywhere they look is barren,
生命只存在于一片孤独的绿洲中 life exists in just a single, solitary oasis.
他们看得越多 就越感激地球 The more they look at it, the more they appreciate the earth.
他们开始了解自然世界的联结 They begin to understand the shear interconnectedness of
是多么的紧密 the natural world.
地球开始显现 模式 联系 The earth begins to reveal patterns, connections,
季节 系统和周期 seasons, systems and cycles.
佩吉：这真的让我觉得生命有多复杂 PEGGY: It really is enlightening to me how complex
即使是一只小蝴蝶 even a little butterfly is.
-帝王蝶很特别 因为它们的飞行路线非常长 -The Monarch butterflies are special because they travel really long ways.
帝王蝶不喜欢爱荷华的冬天 他们向南迁移 WILL SMITH: The Monarch's don't like winter in Iowa, they migrate South.
奥布里：蝴蝶一路飞到墨西哥 AUBREY: The butterflies they go all the way to Mexico.
比如 如果我要去墨西哥 我不知道该去哪里 Like, I don't know where to go if I were to go to Mexico,
比如他们是怎么到那里的 like how do they get there?
就像一个谜 It's like a mystery!
飞行了2000多英里后 他们几乎达到了 WILL SMITH: After more than 2,000 miles they've almost reached their
冬天的家里 那有个欢迎会在等着呢 winter home and there's a welcome party waiting
迎接他们 to greet them.
威尔·史密斯：好吧 所以这可能只是附带的 WILL SMITH: Okay, so this may just be co-incidental
但是帝王蝶的到来 but the arrival of the Monarchs has come at the
就在死亡的那一天 same time as the Day of Dead for so long it's
这已经成为文化的一部分 become part of the culture.
不仅仅是爱荷华州的蝴蝶来这里旅行 WILL SMITH: It's not just butterflies from Iowa that travel here,
他们由来自各地的移民加入 they're joined by immigrants from across
来自中西部和北至加拿大 the mid-west and as far north as Canada,
所有都前往墨西哥中部的森林避难 all heading for refuge in the forests of central Mexico.
这是地球上最伟大的归宿之一 WILL SMITH: It's one of the greatest homecomings on earth!
即使这里的每只帝王蝶都有遥远的另一个家 Even though every Monarch here has another home far away,
但每个都是在乳草上开始生活的 each one started life on a milkweed some place like
爱荷华州比肯斯菲尔德 Beaconsfield, Iowa.
很难知道这些帝王蝶的归属 爱荷华 墨西哥 It's hard to know where these Monarchs belong, Iowa, Mexico,
天空上？还是所有的 on the wing or all of those?
这些蝴蝶表明地球没有边界 These butterflies show that the earth has no borders.
一切都是相互联系的 Everything is interconnected.
事实证明 在维加斯发生的事情不会留在维加斯 It turns out what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas!
它与地球的其他部分相连 It's linked to the rest of the planet.
在一个万物相连的世界里 And on a world where everything is connected,
最小的行动可能会产生全球性的后果 the smallest actions can have global consequences.
就拿我们扔掉的塑料瓶来说 Take the plastic bottles we throw away.
他们可能会冲到别人家门口 Well, they might just end up on someone else's doorstep.
这只寄居蟹正在寻找一个新家 This Hermit crab is looking for a new home.
找房子真的很难 当有人 House hunting is a especially hard when someone's
破坏你的邻居 trashed your neighborhood.
每年有数以百万吨计的塑料制品流入我们的海洋 Millions of tons of plastic end up in our oceans each year.
但一个人的垃圾是另一个人的财富 But one guy's trash is another guy's treasure!
在地球上的垃圾堆里发现了寄居蟹 Hermit crabs have been found living in garbage across the planet,
毕竟 塑料屋可以持续很长时间 after all a plastic house can last a long time.
但并非所有生物都能像寄居蟹那样适应 But not every creature can adapt like the Hermit crab.
当我们改变我们的星球时 地球上的大多数生命都在努力适应 As we change our planet most life on earth struggles to keep up.
克里斯：现在我们有75亿人 CHRIS: Right now there's seven and a half billion of us
打开灯 冲洗厕所 turning the lights on and flushing the toilet and
开着车 把车里的热量调大 driving our cars and turning up the heat in our
房子 这些都不是白来的 house and none of that comes for free.
杰夫：当你从太空看地球的时候 JEFF: When you look at the earth from space and you
认识到我们星球的有限性 realize the finiteness of our planet,
我们大气层的稀薄 the thinness of our atmosphere,
很明显 地球和任何环境系统一样 it's obvious that the earth, like any environmental system
承载能力有限 has a limited carrying capacity.
佩吉：对我们星球最大的威胁 PEGGY: The greatest threat to our planet,
我认为我们 可能是地球上潜在的最大威胁 I think we are probably the potential greatest threat to our planet.
威尔·史密斯：但我们都有希望 WILL SMITH: But there's hope for us all,
因为还有别的东西也改变了 because there's something else that's changed too,
有助于拯救我们宝贵的家园 something that could help save our precious home!
-好吧 我们开始吧 -Alright, we're gonna roll.
威尔·史密斯：1968年圣诞节 WILL SMITH: Christmas 1968,
一位宇航员拍了这张照片 an astronaut took this photograph.
它就流行了 当时这不是一件容易的事 It went viral when that wasn't such an easy thing to do
因为这是我们第一次看到彩色的 because it was the first time we'd ever seen a color
我们星球的肖像 portrait of our planet.
-因为地球上的一颗小行星用照片轰炸月球 -Because little planet Earth photobombing the moon.
这可是大功一件 WILL SMITH: It was a pretty deal,
它向我们展示了我们的世界多么美丽 it showed us how beautiful our world is,
原来照片做得不公平 turns out photos don't do it justice.
佩吉：当我们向窗外望去 看到 PEGGY: When we look out the window and we see the
美丽的海洋 美丽的陆地 beautiful oceans, beautiful land masses,
保护地球的薄层大气 the thin layer of atmosphere that protects the Earth,
它真的让你感觉到这个有多特别 it just really gives you a sense of how special this
我们住的地方 place is where we live.
克里斯：历史上的这个时候 CHRIS: It's an interesting coincidence that at this time in history,
当我们的人口越来越大 我们开始 when our population has gotten so big that we're starting to
对地球做出全球性的改变 make global changes to the planet it's also the time that
我们发明了太空飞行 可以看到 we've invented space flight which allows us to see the
把整个世界当作一个地方 whole world as one place.
妮可：从太空看到地球让我想起了自己 NICOLE: Seeing earth from space made me think of myself
以及和我分享这个星球的其他人 and everybody else that I share the planet with as Earthlings.
全世界的人都喜欢参加聚会 WILL SMITH: All over the world people love to party and in
印度每年春天人们庆祝地球母亲的新生命的色彩 India every Spring people celebrate Mother Earth's new life in colors.
克里斯：我注意到的最大的变化之一 CHRIS: One of the biggest changes I noticed within
我在太空飞行的结果是 myself as a result of flying in space was that the
我们和他们之间的差异消失了 difference between us and them disappeared.
-在92分钟内环游世界 -Somehow going around the world in 92 minutes,
不止一次 一次又一次 not just once but over and over and over again,
把整个世界变成一个共享的地方 turned the entire world into one shared place.
我认为这是一个渗透到宇航员身上的观点 CHRIS: I think it's a perspective that's seeps into astronauts.
我认为这是一种观点 I think it's a perspective that's,
这对每个人都有好处 that's kind of good for everybody.
利兰：我真的相信 如果更多的人可以 LELAND: I truly believe that if more people could have the
有机会从太空看到地球 opportunity to see the planet from space,
看看丰富的色彩 看看那里 looking at the rich colors, looking at the fact that there
没有国界分隔我们 我们可以看到我们是真正的 are no borders separating us we could see that we are truly
所有人都像人一样联系在一起 all connected as human beings.
威尔·史密斯：有没有去过旅行 看到新的东西 WILL SMITH: Ever been on a trip and seen something new?
一些不可思议的美丽或改变了 Something incredibly beautiful or something that changed the
你思考事情的方式 way you think about things.
现在想象一下那次旅行是去太空的 Now imagine that trip was to space.
你只见过少数人见过的东西 You've seen something only a very few people have ever seen.
宇航员需要告诉某人 任何人 所有人 Astronauts need to tell someone, anyone, everyone!
很快他们就准备好回去了 但实际上是苦乐参半 Soon they're ready to go back down but it's actually bittersweet.
我是说他们要回到制造他们的地方 但是 I mean they're going back to the place that made them but
离开塑造他们的地方 leaving the place that shaped them.
-太空的最后一天 -Last day in space.
在三次不同的探险总共665天之后 After 665 total days over three different expeditions.
想到我住在那里真是太不可思议了 Quite amazing to think that I'd lived up there,
就在我生命中不到两年的时间里 真是太神奇了 just under two years of my life, pretty amazing.
离开很难 因为我知道我不会回来 It was hard to leave because I knew I wouldn't be coming back.
天哪 Jeepers!
但回家后我很兴奋 But I was so excited about going back home and,
回到地球 你知道 and being back on earth having you know,
风吹着 闻着空气 就在地球上 wind and smelling the air and just being on earth.
但是回家不容易 WILL SMITH: But coming home is not easy.
地球母亲并不完全张开双臂欢迎你回来 Mother Earth doesn't exactly welcome you back with open arms!
-我们在哈萨克斯坦着陆 周围人不多 -We land in Kazakhstan, there's not many people around
所以在重返大气层的过程中 我们不会伤害任何人 so there's no risk of us damaging or hurting anybody during a re-entry.
女人（通过无线电）：我们有机动 收到 WOMAN (over radio): We have maneuver, copy.
克里斯：地球的大气层是一个保护罩 CHRIS: The earth's atmosphere is a protective shield around
我们的星球 它挡住了辐射 our planet, it keeps out radiation.
阻挡了岩石和陨石 但它也阻挡着着 It keeps out rocks and meteorites but it also keeps
宇航员们出去了 突然我们就到了另一边 out astronauts, suddenly we're on the other side of that
我们本质上是一个入侵者 protective body and we are essentially an invader.
佩吉：在重新进入大气层时 靠窗的座位是…… PEGGY: During re-entry the window seat is...
很有趣 It's interesting.
克里斯：飞行在俄国登录仓 CHRIS: Flying the Russian (inaudible) is a little bit
就像飞陨石回家 like maybe flying a meteorite home.
你可以向外看 看到橙色和紫色 LELAND: You can look out and see the orange and purple
3000度的火焰 离你这么远 flames of 3,000 degrees, they are this far from you.
这太吓人了 That's pretty frickin' scary.
克里斯：你一小时要跑17000英里 CHRIS: You're going 17,000 miles an hour,
每秒钟8公里 你必须设法摆脱 eight kilometers a second and somehow you have to get rid of
所有这些速度 你必须踩下刹车 all of that speed, you have to apply the brakes.
重返大气层是宇航员将要做的最危险的事情 WILL SMITH: Re-entry is about the most dangerous thing an astronaut will ever do.
（不清楚的无线电） (inaudible radio chatter)
克里斯：回家是一个极其复杂和危险的过程 CHRIS: It's an extremely complex and dangerous process to return home.
你必须控制你的宇宙飞船 这样你才能在 You have to control your spaceship so you can end up at
大家都在等你的着陆点 the landing point where everybody's waiting for you.
威尔·史密斯：搜救队不知道 WILL SMITH: The search and rescue team doesn't know
佩吉会落回地球的确切位置 exactly where Peggy will fall back to earth
当然有一件事确定 地心引力最终会把她带回家 but one things for certain, gravity will eventually bring her home.
佩吉：俄国人从未设计过水上着陆车 PEGGY: The Russian's never design their vehicle to land on the water
所以对他们来说这一直都是陆地登陆 so it's always been a land landing for them
它很管用 很突然 但也很管用 and it works, it's abrupt but it works.
一旦我们进入大气层 Once we get inside the atmosphere,
在离地球大约5英里的地方 降落伞会打开 about five miles above the planet a parachute will open.
好吧 我们现在很好 Okay, we're good now.
（砰砰） (thud)
大多数人把它比作车祸 Most people compare it to a car crash,
我会把它比作两次车祸 I would compare it to maybe two car crashes.
当我们落地时 你感觉一切都安顿下来了 When we hit the ground and you feel everything settle that
当我知道我们又回到家的时候 was when I knew we were home again.
-佩吉 欢迎回来 -Peggie, welcome back.
佩吉：很难形容有多重 PEGGY: It's incredibly hard to describe how heavy
在最初的几分钟里 everything feels in those first few minutes.
-只是把你的手臂移动这么远就像 -Just moving your arm this much is like,
要想移动你的手臂 必须有意识地付出巨大的努力 it has to be a huge conscious effort to move your arm at all
所以你会说 哇 太空很好 so you're like, "Wow, space was good!"
重力糟透了！ Gravity sucks!
威尔·史密斯：佩吉不仅看过太空 也去过太空 WILL SMITH: Peggy hasn't just looked at space or visited it,
她住在那里 她的家在爱荷华吗？ she's lived there, so is her home back in Iowa?
还是整个地球？ Or the whole earth?
还是在国际空间站？ Or is it up on the ISS?
事实是 就像帝王蝶一样 都是！ Truth is, like the Monarch it's all of them!
-我不确定我是觉得自己更像一个地球人还是太空人 -I'm not sure whether I feel more like an Earthling or a space woman.
我觉得做太空女人更有意思 I think being a space woman's a lot more fun.
利兰：当我从太空回家的时候 LELAND: When I got home from space,
从我的太空服里出来之后 然后吃饭 after getting out of my suit, then to have a meal without
食物没有从你身边漂走 the food floating away from you and
摸摸狗 和你父母面对面交谈让我感觉 being able to pet yourdog and talk to your parents face to face it made me feel
与地球有如此多的联系 so much more connected to the planet.
杰瑞：你知道 在太空经历回到地球之后 JERRY: You know after that space experience being back on the planet
我认为真正震撼我的是感激 I think what really sky rocketed me is just gratitude.
你知道我们在地球上有多好 You know how good we have it on the earth.
妮可：我迫不及待地想感受一下微风会是什么样子 NICOLE: I couldn't wait to feel what a breeze would be
就像你一样 你知道草的味道会怎样 like again you, you know what the smell of grass was gonna
你知道 味道又像了 you know smell like again.
克里斯：这是地球的味道 家的味道 CHRIS: It's the smell of earth, the smell of home,
自然世界的气味 the smells of the natural world.
它太强大了 有点压倒性 It's over powering, it's kind of overwhelming.
梅：只是因为你离开了表面 MAE: Just because you physically leave the surface
地球的存在并不意味着你离开地球 of the earth does not mean you leave the earth,
因为地球是你的一部分 because the earth is part of you.
迈克：我觉得我们很特别 是的 MIKE: I think we're pretty special, yeah,
我们可能比宇宙其他东西小 we might be small in comparison to the rest of that universe
但我敢说任何其他星球 but I dare anybody from any other planet to come
没有一个和我们一样好的地方 up with a place as nice as ours,
我想我们肯定有这个宇宙最好的家 I think we definitely have the nicest home on the block!
杰夫：这是我们的家 地球 这是我们唯一的地方 它 JEFF: This is our home, the earth it's, it's the only place we've got, it,
这是一块奇怪的石头 因为它是我们的 我们在这里 it is one strange rock because it's ours and we are here and
我们还不知道宇宙中是否还有其他地方 we don't know if any other place in the universe, yet,
可以维持生命 that can support life.
我们很幸运能拥有这样的家 We're very lucky to have it as our home.
迈克：没有地方比得上家 MIKE: There's no place like home!
克里斯：没有地方比得上家 CHRIS: There is no place like home!
佩吉：绝对没有地方比得上家 PEGGY: There's definitely no place like home!
威尔·史密斯：几千年来 也许数万年 WILL SMITH: For thousands of years maybe tens of thousands
我们仰望天空 问了一些问题 we've looked up and asked questions.
历史上第一次 Now for the first time in history we have the
有机会往下看 问题是不同的 所以 opportunity to look down, the questions are different and so
答案也不同 are the answers.
现在可以看到我们是多么幸运 能把这个地方叫做家 We can now literally see how fortunate we are to call this place home,
它很复杂 准确 相互连接… it's complex, calibrated, inter-connected...
调节得很好 但很脆弱 fine-tuned but fragile.
视角就是一切 Perspective is everything.
从这里开始 地球就是我们的家 From down here earth is simply our home.
从上面看 这是一块奇怪的石头 From up there, it is one strange rock.
我想念太空 -I miss space!
-你说什么 -What did you say?
-你可以问我95岁的时候我想回去吗 -You can ask me when I'm 95 do I wanna go back.
-我喜欢 -I love it!
-答案绝对是肯定的 -The answer would absolutely be yes!
-我想回去 -I wanna go back!
别告诉我妻子 Don't tell my wife!
（笑） (laughs).
别把它放在电视上 Don't put that on television!