"Amy finds herself stuck in the TARDIS. at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. could quite possibly exist!" "We think it's quite likely cos there's so many planets out there." "But it might not be life as we know it!" "Excellent!" "I actually can't believe that's real." "That's real." "And you can see the rise of the constellation." "the great bear himself." "Oh!" "The Doctor adopts the human touch. upstairs and downstairs." "Watches as everyone gets a bit loopy over the time." "And proves a bit of a star on the football pitch." "passing to the Doctor." "nice footwork." "Impressive start from the gangling Gallifreyan!" "He's still going." "Look at this!" "what a goal by the Doctor!" "The Kings Arms meet The Rising Sun in the battle of the pub teams." "That's coming up later in the show." "Best day's filming ever today." "Not cos of J.C." "But cos we're playing football." "it's me!" "following this week's episode the Doctor was dealing with a time loop." "in space." "So here I am at the home at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich to find out about time and space and do time loops even exist." "And I'm meeting Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock" "Hello." "Who's a space scientist." "what the time is." "tell us why we're here today." "Greenwich is the home of time and space." "This an active astronomical site. and the Astronomer Royal for the U.K." "used to actually live here." "So space and astronomy plays an vital role here." "But time is critical here as well." "Every new day here on planet Earth starts here at the Prime Meridian." "And what exactly is this Meridian Line?" "I can do better than that." "I can actually show you the Prime Meridian." "step this way." "Ooh!" "the Meridian." "no." "This is the PRIME Meridian!" "The Prime Meridian!" "I'm very sorry." "imaginary lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole." "And we use them to actually gauge time." "the Prime Meridian is this line here." "And this is effectively the base line that we do all other measurements from." "How we're standing at the moment." "You're in the Western Hemisphere." "I'm in the Eastern Hemisphere." "So we're having a conversation over hemispheres." "yes." "This Prime Meridian line divides east from west." "So what happens if I do this?" "Now you're in both hemispheres at once." "Yay!" "I'm on two hemispheres!" "I'm dancing over hemispheres." "Dancing across the hemispheres." "this is the line where time begins?" "It is." "Every new day starts along this line." "It could have been anywhere." "It didn't have to be Greenwich. different places had different times." "So for instance there could have been a 5 minute difference between Bristol and London. but as communication and transportation people had to reset their watches when they went to a different town." "Which seems ridiculous." "So people across the world came together and said what they want is a universal time." "As you go across the world you have a different time but you need a base line to measure it from." "So they debated where they should put the base line." "After a protracted conversation they decided to put it here in Greenwich." "So this is a hugely important line!" "And you're walking along it." "I'm standing on this." "So I'll be the first person..." "You'll be the first person to see the new day." "We'll return to the observatory later as I want to find out more about the science behind episodes of Doctor Who." "the cast and crew get ready to shoot what could be the beginning of a beautiful relationship." "action!" "telly?" "telly." "THUMPING AND BANGING {\cHFF00FF}What is he doing up there?" "{\cHFFFFFF} paper shop window.{\cHFFFFFF} £400 pcm - per calendar month - suit young professional. who he always says "We're just friends. than with Craig." "Craig." "otherwise you'll have to settle for me.{\cHFFFFFF}" "You'll have to settle for me first. everyone's been in at some point." "but I really should go." "Do you mind if I go?" "you should go." "go." "we've got plans.{\cHFFFFFF}" "Just pizza." "I'm going." "Cool. {\cHFF00FF}Yeah.{\cHFFFFFF}" "I'll see you soon." "cut! and it will change their friendship forever." "I love you." "I don't know if you knew... it's quite galling." "When you're looking at it from the outside it's quite funny." "I love you!" "cos I'm your new lodger." "a number of years ago wrote a comic strip for Doctor Who Magazine." "What "The Lodger" was originally was a comic strip in the Doctor Who Magazine. that's so an episode isn't it?" "That would be so brilliant. it's heart-warming. for a week while Rose was trapped in the TARDIS." "It was all about these domestic arrangements. and it was no longer possible." "I was just fascinated by that idea of the Doctor having to live a normal life." "I think the interesting thing is to actually see him doing it." "And it makes it quite a different episode." "But also quite a fun one I think. it's into the kitchen for the new Master Chef." "You've got everything I need for an omelette fines herbes!" "Pour deux!" "So who's the girl on the fridge?" "My friend." "Sophie." "Girlfriend?" "{\cH00FF00}A friend who is a girl." "There's nothing going on.{\cHFFFFFF} that's completely normal." "Works for me." "We met at work about a year ago at the call centre." "a communications exchange?" "That could be handy." "Craig is sort of seduced by him." "he's seduced by his enthusiasm." "On top of that he cooks this amazing omelette." "Firm's going down though." "The bosses are using a totally rubbish business model." "I can't go running in saying I know best. he shouldn't be the most perfect cook." "Cos he doesn't do it very often." "Matt won Junior Master Chef." "When he was nine. but he won Junior Master Chef." "he's a pretty good cook." "Why am I telling you this?" "I don't even know you." "I've got one of those faces." "People never stop blurting out their plans while I'm around." "where's your stuff?" "it'll materialise." "{\cHFFFFFF}[LAUGHS]" "We can call a pizza." "[LAUGHTER] {\cHFFFF00}Cut!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "I think he's going on the next Celebrity Master Chef he wants to do as many of those celebrity reality shows as he can really." "That's what he was saying to me anyway. so I would take it with a pinch of salt." "But being human doesn't come that naturally to a Time Lord." "Action!" "All I've got to do is pass as an ordinary human being." "Simple." "What could possibly go wrong?" "'Have you seen you?" "' isn't it?" "Doctor?" "!" "How long are you going to be in there?" "Oops!" "come on Amy!" "I'm a normal bloke." "Tell me what normal blokes do." "they go down the pub." "but I could!" "Oh!" "It is vital that this "man" upstairs doesn't realise who and what I am." "So no sonicking." "No advanced technology." "I can only use this cos we're on scramble." "we're talking absolute gibberish." "Practical eruption in chicken." "Descartes Lombardy spiral." "And what are you going here?" "Never worked in an office." "Never worked in anywhere." "please take your custom elsewhere." "Pfft!" "he's called the Doctor." "Why not?" "{\cH00FF00}Cos it's weird.{\cHFFFFFF}" "I'm Craig's new flatmate." "Doctor.{\cHFFFFFF}" "No!" "he's behaving completely normally. we can sort of see that as well. he's behaving exactly as a character would do in that situation." "Transferring the comic into a TV script required a few changes." "Hold on He doesn't have that relationship the Doctor had with Mickey in the comic strip." "I didn't put my address." "aren't you lucky I came along?" "More lucky than you know." "He can't just turn up and move in." "What we need is for Craig to really like him." "your door. {\cH00FFFF}My door." "My place." "My gaff." "Ha-ha!" "Yes!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "Me with a key." "The television script also went through a few changes along the way." "With the Doctor bringing Sophie and Craig together." "While simultaneously defeating the spaceship's deadly autopilot. and they said they loved each other." "And the Doctor solved the technological plot." "Right." "Shields up." "Let's scan! the fact that Sophie and Craig were sat there together in this kind of unrequited love. why don't we make both stories resolve together in the same way." "you idiot!" "With two time travel machines for Amy to contend with in this week's episode." "I want to know if there really is the possibility of life on other planets." "And who better to ask than a space scientist?" "here we are in the planetarium in the Royal Observatory." "who hopefully has all the answers." "through science fiction. to show you what's really out there." "This is planet Earth." "This is where we live." "Earth is quite amazing." "As we go through our journey you'll see that" "Earth is covered in water." "4/5ths of the Earth's surface is water." "About 4/5ths of our body is water." "So we're very much a product of the planet we live on." "Now what we're doing is zooming in on the U.K." "And zooming in to Scotland." "And at the centre of the screen is Inverness." "We're in Inverness!" "Brilliant!" "That is excellent." "And where are we going from Inverness?" "the next stop is the moon." "So I'm going from Inverness to the moon!" "That's like a dream come true." "it looks quite different from the Earth." "no water." "And also the moon has no atmosphere." "is zoomed into the centre of our solar system." "And here's the sun." "Got a sun spot drifting past there." "Now the sun provides virtually all the energy we use on Earth." "So the sun is the powerhouse." "OK" "And it keeps all the other planets orbiting it." "And here we have the planets of the inner Solar System." "Earth and Mars." "Time is sped up here cos it takes Earth a year to go all the way round the sun." "Here it's taking just a few seconds." "Next stop we want to go and visit Mars." "I want to go and retire on Mars." "Why would you like to retire to Mars? really high temperatures." "Earth?" "Well I know that." "And Mars has a temperature of about minus 50. but I think I could survive there." "And also it has water." "we need water to live." "So that means I could just about live on Mars." "Wow!" "So life could potentially be on Mars? but we haven't found it to date." "But we keep on searching." "OK. with the sun in the centre now it just looks like a very dim star." "And we're seeing all the planets in our solar system." "What we want to do next is to go and visit the planet Jupiter." "Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system." "000 Earths into Jupiter." "So it's pretty massive." "Pretty big." "000 Jupiters into the sun." "000 Earths into the sun." "So the Sun is pretty huge." "So it is completely massive!" "Yes!" "that's our local star." "But I want to go and see our next-door neighbour star." "That's Proxima Centauri. you can see it looks just like the Sun." "That's what some people don't realise." "All the stars we see in the night sky are suns like our Sun." "Which means they could potentially have planets going 'round them." "The Milky Way." "You can see that there is a plethora of stars out there." "We live on one of the spiral arms rather boringly." "But it is estimated that in the Milky Way there are about 150 billion stars." "It's a bit of a mind boggling number." "{\cHFFFF00}What?" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "So life on other planets is quite possible?" "Well we think it's quite likely because there are so many planets out there." "But it might not be life as we know it. is I want to show you what's at the edge of the universe." "This is something called the Hubble Deep Field. is it looked at a piece of what we thought was empty space for about six days." "A really long exposure. and we realised was what we thought was empty space wasn't actually empty at all." "It had all these points of light in it." "We looked at all these point of light there were stars out there." "When we looked more closely we realised each one of those points of light is another galaxy." "Right." "So that's just even more..." "{\cH00FF00}Yes!" "{\cHFFFF00}even more mind boggling!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "From this we've tried to work out how many galaxies are in the whole universe." "We've come up with rather a large number." "100 BILLION galaxies." "That is just a huge amount that's very difficult to compute!" "Travelling from our star to Proxima Centauri 000 years." "So even if there is life out there the problem is getting out there." "which is why I wish the TARDIS was real." "Yes." "That would be fantastic!" "I want the TARDIS to be real!" "{\cH00FF00}Me too.{\cHFFFFFF}" "Life back on Earth is a little more complicated." "As a new member of the human race" "The Doctor offers Craig and Sophie something you'd expect from any good friend." "Advice. and finally gets them to realise that what's keeping them there and what they like about each other is that they want to be together." "Action." "Doctor." "weekend." "And there's six billion people on the planet doing pretty much the same." "I'm starting to wonder where they all come from." "the call centre." "That's no good then?" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "What do you really want to do?" "Part of the Doctor's behaviour in the scene where he inspires Sophie to go away is to inspire her to realise why she's not going." "Watching Sophie and Craig he says about the keys... you must have left them last time you came here." "but I..." "How do you know these are my keys?" "I've been holding them!" "{\cHFF00FF}I have got another set.{\cHFFFFFF}" "You've got two sets of keys to someone else's house?" "{\cHFF00FF} Yeah.{\cHFFFFFF}" "I see!" "She is sort of waiting for Craig to make the first move." "And he seems incapable of doing it." "You must like it here too." "He's been around the human race for a very long time you know." "To him this is like..." "monkeys mating." "What do you really want to do?" "Don't laugh." "I only ever told Craig about it." "I want to work looking after animals." "Maybe abroad?" "I saw this orang-utan sanctuary on telly." "you need loads of qualifications.{\cHFFFFFF} true." "They're quite happy where they are." "They've got no desire to go." "didn't take it." "What's wrong with staying here?" "I can't see the point of London." "of change." "And if you love someone what if they don't love you back?" "All that stuff. secure and a little bit miserable until the day you drop." "hopefully that's a prompt to her to get something going." "a call centre is where you should be?" "Why are you saying that?" "That's horrible. {\cH00FFFF}Is it true?" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "I can do anything I want!" "Oh!" "my God!" "Did you see what he just did?" "what's happening?" "Are you going to live with monkeys now?" "Sophie." "eh?" "And cut." "Time travel is an integral part of Doctor Who." "And I want to find out how the Doctor and Amy manage to do this." "do you think that time travel is actually possible?" "they think it is." "I'll try and explain why." "this represents 3-D space." "Y and a Z." "to and fro." "That's 3-D space." "But what I want to talk about is space/time." "which is time." "OK" "Einstein came up with this idea of space/time." "What we can do is take the 3-D into a co-ordinate system." "This sheet now represents space/time." "Say you want to get from A to B the Sun and B is our next door neighbour star." "So we want to get from our sun to the next sun." "Yes." "Using conventional methods you'd have to take the long route." "Go from A to B and use a straight line." "That would be the quickest way to get there." "But if we could distort space/time which is I think what you and the Doctor do." "and put them together to travel between them." "OK" "You can see that your wormhole than the conventional route." "That's a very handy short-cut." "We talk about wormholes there but we haven't found them yet." "time travel is actually possible?" "now there's one caveat on that." "you start to create paradoxes." "And paradoxes are nasty." "There's this thing called the Grandfather Paradox." "and shoot your grand-dad." "Don't do that!" "Hypothetically of course." "So you go back and kill your grand-dad so who's gone back and shot your grand-dad?" "yeah! We don't believe you can travel backwards in time." "We think you can travel forward in time but we don't think you can travel backwards in time." "that's mind boggling!" "Yes." "Travelling through time isn't the only thing the Doctor seems to be good at." "but he's also got a nifty right foot." "Let's just shoot some goals now." "Let's just shoot Matt scoring some goals." "in fact." "He didn't need a lot of choreography." "Simply cos Matt Smith's so brilliant at football." "[CHEERING] yeah." "I can finish with my left foot." "Header'd be great." "waiting to play." "cos he's just stolen the game." "I'm familiar with that feeling." "[LAUGHTER] as well." "So I'll do it..." "what shall we do first?" "taking over the game basically." "Let's do the set piece we've set up now." "yeah?" "You can't escape the fact that he's really good at football." "I think he used to play for Leicester." "but it's actually all CGI." "I apologise if I hit anyone." "He can't kick a ball to save his life." "but this is all green screen." "The ball isn't even there." "volleying." "So we ready for the tap in by the Doc?" "{\cHFFFF00}Yeah.{\cHFFFFFF} Fine." "there's not even a ball there." "This is all CGI." "He's never even seen a ball in his life." "When we told him it was football he was like "What? I played Leicester schoolboys." He didn't." "all just stunts." "Standing by for a take" "Do the computer generated ball." "really really good." "and I was just playing football all day." "I felt very lucky really." "Chest and I'll put it high up." "you chest it and put it higher." "as the Doctor who scores all the goals and is the quickest and the best." "please." "It's like all the dreams coming true at once in a way I suppose." "Hello." "And welcome to a very special edition of Football Focus." "The Kings Arms broke new ground this week." "And made history with their signing of the first football Time Lord." "Yes." "It's the Doctor." "Great excitement here at Victoria Park." "It's... the Doctor!" "Hang on to your boots." "This could be out of this world!" "the Doctor comes and plays for The Kings Arms" "Craig." "with Craig Owens in great form." "numbers 11 and 7." "A pairing made in heaven." "But the planet hopping time traveller had better beware." "He faces a formidable foe today." "It's the Rising Sun." "And the Doctor happy to muck in for this one." "What a game in store." "It's not only his debut for The Kings Arms his debut!" "[ALL SHOUTING]" "Let the game begin. it's promised to be the pub league match to rival all pub league matches." "The Kings Arms against The Rising Sun." "We can join Steve Wilson pit-side at Victoria park in Cardiff that's been brewing for a while now." "46." "Cast and crew." "And this is how they line up." "The Kings Arms has chosen Craig Owens in his regular spot." "This is what we've all been waiting for though. and a lot resting on his performance today. with a formation we've seen them use before." "passing to the Doctor." "nice footwork." "Impressive start from the gangling Gallifreyan!" "He's still going." "Look at this!" "what a goal by the Doctor!" "It's one-nil to the Kings Arms!" "And he's off again!" "Magnificent footwork!" "and he's made it two!" "He's in magnificent form today!" "Nice ball-in by the Doctor." "The Rising Sun have barely had a kick yet." "Great excitement on the touchline." "Ohhh!" "What timing by the Doctor!" "But what else would you expect?" "It's three-nil!" "what a turn for a big man!" "and the Doctor with a follow up to make it four!" "Great chest-up by the Doctor." "And that's five." "It's six!" "Extraordinary!" "Kings Arms seven." "Fee kick." "And Craig Owens is ready to despatch this in the back of the Rising Sun net." "but the Doctor arrives." "And it's eight!" "[LAUGHING AND CHEERING]" "And Owens isn't happy!" "and he's hit eight!" "and what a game!" "Owens doesn't look best pleased." "The Kings Arms have a new hero!" "It's the Doctor!" "and the Football Focus studio." "What do we thing?" "an incisive pass there from Craig Owens to the Doctor." "Found himself unmarked didn't he Lawro?" "defensive not particularly good." "mind!" "Loves a step over." "Just beat the 14 on his way through to the goal." "both feet." "A little dink of a finish." "Came from nowhere." "super strike." "that." "we thought the big lad was gonna take it." "That was a dodgy free kick by the way." "{\cHFFFFFF}I reckon it was a great decision." "And watch this here now Dan." "Absolutely brilliant!" "the goal keeper." "Not a chance." "I think he should've saved that." "definitely." "And now we can hand back to Doctor Who Confidential for some post match interviews." "Best day's filming ever today." "Not cos of J.C." "But cos we're playing football." "c'mon." "Yeah!" "{\cHFFFFFF}[CHEERING] please." "bliss!" "step back." "{\cHFFFFFF}Yeah." "And he just comes in and takes it?" "{\cHFFFFFF}Yep." "Like that." "The filming sections were very choreographed." "that's why." "it's... the... thank god I've got to be rubbish." "I really scuffed the ball and stuff." "really in character." "Football." "best day ever." "I love this. {\cH00FFFF}Yeah!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "It's full time on the pitch." "But there's another time related question I need an answer to." "the Doctor's facing something called "Time Loops"." "Right." "do you think those can exist? if you take your sheet of space/time what it's doing is together. you have a little jump in space and time." "I think it's a jump in time. and yet somehow they have been linked." "It doesn't make sense." "So that's kind of what would happen physically..." "Each time you go through you'll have that strange glitch." "So you set up these loops but they're loops that don't add up." "And what do we think will actually happen during that?" "You'll just have discontinuities." "Things won't make sense." "there IS science behind the scripts." "You sound surprised! patently NOT affected by the time loop." "And the Doctor is free of all that and can observe it." "He's realised that whenever there's a time loop on Earth it affects Amy in the TARDIS. and he had to act the scene as though everybody was in it. not ever." "but with all the football team in it." "All acting as though the Doctor was there. and make it so that all the footballers repeat exactly what they do the whole time." "in the middle can act normally." "Action." "Amy!" "{\cHFFFFFF}And cut!" "You guys alright?" "Is the camera alright?" "Good job you put that poly on it." "Wooh!" "A time loop in the Doctor's world is a sign of sinister goings on in the flat above." "Craig goes into a time loop again. something very dangerous is happening upstairs." "Action." "...there's this!" "It's art!" "ain't modern society awful?" "the three weirdest days of my life." "Your days will get a lot weirder if I go!" "The Doctor is free of the time loop." "It can happen some time soon." "everyone is compelled to repeat whatever action they're doing or whatever they're saying." "People are dying People are dying up there." "People are dying up there." "Amy." "They're being killed!" "It's happening again." "Right now!" "Someone's up there." "And cut." "dark force." "It's not just a passive thing that you move through." "I love all that." "Action." "Someone's up there." "And there is definitely no time to lose." "As the alien upstairs has one very important victim." "someone's dying!" "Sophie." "Sophie." "It's Sophie that's dying!" "It's Sophie!" "wait Craig." "Wait." "it's a one-storey building." "'There is no upstairs!" "'" "What? It's time to see if I can do a little time travelling of my own." "We have something else for you." "Really?" "Cos what I'm gonna do is introduce you to the public astronomer here at the Observatory." "Dr Marek Kukula." "And he has a very nice surprise for you." "Then let us go!" "{\cH00FF00}Perfect.{\cHFFFFFF}" "Come on." "Marek is going to show me a star that has quite a relevance to Doctor Who." "up here." "the Great Bear. is actually show you the shape of the constellation." "So that's what we're bringing up now. the Great Bear himself. {\cHFFFF00}Oh!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "And the star that we're interested in is right at the end of the bear's front paw. just on the tip of his claws." "or Talitha." "And that star is 47 light years away has been travelling towards us for 47 years." "47 years! because it means the light we are seeing set out in 1963." "[SHE DRAWS IN BREATH]" "And that's a special year for Doctor Who isn't it?" "It is indeed!" "The year that Doctor Who began." "That's right." "So if there are aliens living on planets around that star if they're tuning their receivers towards us at the moment." "Yeah!" "Tune in guys!" "They'd be watching the first episode." "Brilliant!" "So we are looking at 1963?" "You are actually looking at 1963. we can actually show you the past." "The machine we do it with is not the TARDIS obviously it's the telescope. the further you are looking back into time." "and mind blowing." "We're looking back in time!" "that's right." "Looking right back in time. so as you choose a different star you're looking at a different period of history." "when you were being born." "Wow!" "Oh my goodness!" "So in a sense it's a bit of a birthday star for you." "{\cHFFFF00}Yeah!" "{\cHFFFFFF} cool!" "number ones please." "The realisation of what's upstairs comes as a surprise to the Doctor and Craig." "and a definite lack of time. spaceship which is sort of like another TARDIS the whole time." "Action." "What?" "What?" "The crashed spaceship was a massive set and in fact we decided to make it even bigger. in that it's larger on the inside than on the outside." "Action." "What?" "What?" "of course!" "and it was like an eight page scene." "very busy day." "Because there were eight pages of dialogue." "There were special effects." "and sparks." "And we just had to really get our heads down and get going." "The time engine isn't IN the flat." "The time engine IS the flat!" "Someone's attempt to build a TARDIS." "When you come on to a show like this you want those moments where you're in a big spaceship." "There's always been an upstairs." "Has there?" "Think about it!" "{\cH00FF00}Yes.{\cHFFFFFF}" "You've got to run around and something's at stake." "SCREAMING" "Sophie!" "Sophie!" "{\cHFF00FF}Craig!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "It's controlling her." "It's willing her to touch the activator." "{\cH00FF00}It's not going to have her!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "What?" "Why's it letting her go?" "The Doctor's realised now that it's zapping people." "And trying to get them to be the pilot." "Because we were on this raised platform in the middle of the set." "It almost becomes like you're doing a play." "You sort of forget that you're filming really." "let's see." "Hello." "I'm Captain Troy Handsome of International Rescue." "Please state the nature of your emergency. {\cHFFFFFF}The ship has crashed." "The crew are dead." "A pilot is required." "You're the emergency crash program." "A hologram." "You've been luring people up here to try them out." "You will help me." "You will help me." "You will help me." "Matt was brilliant." "He was.." "Was doing this whole thing where his body was lurching around." "(The correct pilot has been found)." "He wouldn't fly it." "The whole Solar System would burst." "I'm way too much for this ship. the whole solar system goes up!" "He's trying not to touch it." "So he manages to get Craig to touch it instead." "Geronimo!" "Aaarrrrgh!" "that he loves Sophie." "Why don't you want to leave?" "{\cH00FF00}Sophie!" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "I don't want to leave Sophie." "I can't leave Sophie!" "I love Sophie!" "Sophie then realises that she loves him." "you idiot!" "and the whole thing blows up!" "do you mean that?" "{\cHFF00FF}Of course I mean it!" "Do you mean it?" "{\cHFFFFFF} do you?" "{\cHFF00FF}Yes.{\cHFFFFFF} the planet's about to burn!" "kiss the girl!" "Kiss the girl!" "'Doctor!" "'" "You've done it." "you've done it!" "Big yes!" "DIFFERENT VOICES:" "Help me!" "Help me!" "Help me!" "Help me!" "Help me!" "Help me!" "out!" "It was a good scene to do." "Cos it took all day." "It felt very real." "The emotions of it and stuff." "I really enjoyed it." "The whole top floor just vanished." "There is one more treat in store for me at the Observatory." "As Marek lets me take a look at the real sky at night with something truly out of this world." "and here it is." "It's the biggest refracting telescope in the United Kingdom." "How big is it?" "the important thing is the size of the lens." "And this one here has a lens which is 28 inches across." "Which is still about as big as you can make them. it really was the Hubble Space Telescope of its day." "the more we can see? where you want to explore as far out into the universe as you can possibly go." "let's get the dome open." "And then we can have a look at the sky." "Let's go!" "[MUSIC] Also Sprach Zarathustra" "Now we can see the sky." "So let's move the telescope down." "I'm about to get a chance to see something totally amazing." "but I'm very excited." "what is it?" "{\cHFFFFFF}" "SHE GASPS {\cHFFFF00}Oh!" "My goodness.{\cHFFFFFF}" "That's real!" "I'm actually looking at Saturn." "Right there." "I can see.." "I can see it's really clear!" "It's like this yellow ball with these rings going around it." "I really can't!" "It's really hard to compute that that's actually out there right now!" "how many moons does Saturn have?" "It has at least 60 moons. all orbiting around the planet. down to the size of a tiny pebble." "They're all independently orbiting around Saturn." "Like billions of tiny moons." "I can't..." "{\cHFFFFFF}It's a pretty incredible sight." "It really is." "It just..." "Wow!" "and I can see two moons as well." "so I've got one last thing to show you." "Behind me you can see the Meridian Line in the form of a laser. and it runs right through London and into Essex. and I think it's fair to say that my brain is ready to explode!" "It's completely mind blowing." "Probability suggests that there could be life on other planets." "in the future time travel could actually be possible." "so fascinating." "I guess I've got a vested interest in it." "Because I've been working on Doctor Who." "But this visit has given me a tiny glimpse into the life of Amy Pond." "Thanks for joining me." "Subtitles hand-crafted from a solid billet of steel by {\cH00FFFF}RayMar{\cHFFFFFF}" "What's a {\cH00FF00}"World Cup"{\cH00FFFF} is it the one with the sticks?"