On an exploration mission the crew of the rocket find the planet to be inhabited with naked females.
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00:00:00I'm mooning over you, my little moondog, with a sad and broken heart.
00:00:14I'm mooning over you, my little moondog, for soon the time will come to part.
00:00:25I'm crying over you, my little angel, who lives high in the sky.
00:00:36I'm crying over you, my little angel, for back to earth I soon must fly.
00:00:47I lost my love to a moondog who dances upon a star.
00:00:58I lost my love to a moondog, and my heart still bears a burning scar.
00:01:10I long for you, my little moondog, a nymph in the pale moonlight.
00:01:21I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:01:32For it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:02I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:12For it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:22I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:32For it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:42I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:02:52For it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:03:02I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:03:32I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:03:52I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:04:12I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:04:32I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:04:52I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:05:12I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:05:32I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:05:52I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:06:12I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:06:42I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:07:02I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:07:32I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:07:42I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:07:52I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:02I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:12I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:22I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:32I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:42I pine for you, my little moondog, for it's you who makes the moon so bright.
00:08:52No, sir. Now we can be the very first. The first to make it to the moon.
00:09:00I know we can do it. We've worked so hard on our formulas and on the fuel.
00:09:07It'll work. We'll make it work.
00:09:10But I never planned to go along. I'm too old. This is for someone young like yourself.
00:09:16You've worked just as hard as I have. You've earned the right to be the first.
00:09:20Have you ever thought about the dangers involved? Maybe I'm more practical.
00:09:26Isn't it worth a chance? All our experiments have been successful.
00:09:31But they were on an experimental level. Models, theories on paper.
00:09:39Don't you have confidence in our ability?
00:09:41Well, yes, but...
00:09:43So now we have the chance to realize our plans. And in six months.
00:09:46You fear we could ready the project in six months?
00:09:48I know we could. It means a lot of hard work. Long hours and lots of black coffee.
00:09:54But can you imagine it? We're going to have a chance to prove our formula on fuel and rocket construction.
00:10:00Six months. Right. You game?
00:10:05How can we go wrong? You have the spirit, the energy, and you have the patience and the knowledge.
00:10:13Six months.
00:10:17Here are your messages, Dr. Huntley.
00:10:20The devil with the messages. We're going to the moon.
00:10:23But Dr. Huntley...
00:10:25We're going to the moon.
00:10:27Look, Kathy, call Mary Foster and tell her we're going to celebrate.
00:10:34What's the matter? Did I say something wrong?
00:10:42Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:10:47Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:10:53Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:00Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:06Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:13Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:19Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:26Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:32Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:11:39Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:12:09Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:12:14Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:12:20Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:12:25Six months and we'll be on our way.
00:12:31Well, we're pretty much on schedule, Jeff.
00:12:33Fine, fine. Any complications?
00:12:36No. The final installation of the electrical system is completed now.
00:12:40Good. We'll check it out first thing tomorrow.
00:12:42No need to worry about that. I've already done it.
00:12:46Professor, you've been a great help on this project.
00:12:48We're not off the ground yet, are we?
00:12:52You're not beginning to doubt.
00:12:54Oh, no, Jeff. I'm confident of our work.
00:12:58Yes, but there's a but in your voice.
00:13:02The only reservation I have, the intangibles.
00:13:06There's much we don't know about the Moon.
00:13:09I know our ship will perform satisfactorily.
00:13:12It'll get us there and back. I know it.
00:13:15That's just it. If we can take off from the Moon.
00:13:19That's your reservation, then.
00:13:21Our ability to leave from the Moon's surface.
00:13:23Precisely. We know the character of the Moon's surface is relatively sketchy.
00:13:28We know the surface temperature of the Moon varies from more than 100 degrees Centigrade
00:13:32when the Sun is directly overhead to more than minus 50 degrees at sunset.
00:13:36Yes, and at midnight, more than 150 degrees.
00:13:39Whether our ship can withstand this change...
00:13:42Of that, I'm sure.
00:13:44But Professors Pettit and Nicholson at the Mount Wilson Observatory
00:13:47detected a drop of 150 degrees in the temperature in one hour.
00:13:51The special characteristic of the rocket's sheathing will allow for that.
00:13:55But the unbroken rock surface may have been exoliated
00:13:58by repeated expansion and contraction with the great range in its temperature.
00:14:03Granted.
00:14:04But we've taken into consideration the accumulation of meteorites
00:14:08and fragments of porous rock shattered by the fall of meteorites.
00:14:11I see.
00:14:12And we can still take off even in all that rubble.
00:14:14I suppose you're right.
00:14:16Come on, Professor.
00:14:18What's really at the bottom of all this?
00:14:21You're young, Jeff. I'd hate to see you risk your life.
00:14:24You may never get off the moon alive.
00:14:26I think it's worth a chance.
00:14:29And you're taking the same chance.
00:14:31At my age, I can afford the luxury of tempting fate.
00:14:35But you're young.
00:14:37You've your whole life ahead.
00:14:39You have a brilliant career in nuclear physics.
00:14:42Don't you understand, Jeff?
00:14:44You can contribute more by staying on Earth.
00:14:46Let others put your hypothesis to test.
00:14:49When it comes to someone chancing his life on my theory,
00:14:53that someone is going to be me.
00:14:55Jeff, I'm almost old enough to be your father.
00:14:58And if you were my son,
00:15:00I'd like to see you happy with a wife, with a family.
00:15:03Hold on, now.
00:15:05I'm not going to give you a lecture on what I hold to be important in life.
00:15:10Just let me say this time, and I hope never again,
00:15:14I'm not interested in marriage or settling down.
00:15:19Science is my life, and nothing else.
00:15:24All right, Jeff.
00:15:26We won't discuss it again.
00:15:28Good.
00:15:29Let's get back to work.
00:15:31We've so little time left.
00:15:33Just seven days to our target date.
00:15:35Seven days.
00:15:49ELECTRONIC BEEPING
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00:16:19ELECTRONIC BEEPING
00:16:37Oh, Kathy.
00:16:39I've checked with the field, and they say that everything's ready.
00:16:44Where's Dr. Huntley? Have you seen him?
00:16:47Oh, yes, Professor.
00:16:49Dr. Huntley's at his favorite retreat.
00:16:51He told me to tell you.
00:16:52You'll find him down at the rocks.
00:16:54Okay.
00:17:17ELECTRONIC BEEPING
00:17:27There you are, Jeff.
00:17:29Kathy said I'd find you here.
00:17:31Everything all right?
00:17:33Yeah, we're mighty lucky.
00:17:36The weather looks great.
00:17:38I've been in contact with the field.
00:17:41Our gear's aboard and checks out.
00:17:43We're all set then.
00:17:45I'm glad you decided not to notify the press.
00:17:50It's better we leave quietly.
00:17:53The newspaper man would cause a lot of confusion at the field.
00:17:57And if anything goes wrong...
00:17:59You think something might go wrong?
00:18:01You're not being doubtful again, are you?
00:18:07Well, this is it.
00:18:09Time to be leaving.
00:18:15ELECTRONIC BEEPING
00:18:31Now, take it easy, Jeff. Don't be nervous.
00:18:45ELECTRONIC BEEPING
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00:19:14Have a look at beautiful Miami, Professor.
00:19:17In 48 hours, we'll be seeing nothing but volcanic ash.
00:19:20You still have no regrets?
00:19:22No, sir.
00:19:24Good. Well, if everything goes according to plan,
00:19:27we'll be back in Miami in four days.
00:19:30Then you can get to see that movie you were talking about.
00:19:33Oh, I saw that last night.
00:19:35You promised me you were going to get some rest.
00:19:38The picture was well worth it.
00:19:40Good.
00:19:47Turn on the radio. See if you can get some music.
00:20:17JAZZ MUSIC
00:20:48DOOR OPENS
00:20:52DOOR CLOSES
00:20:55Here we are.
00:21:03Well, there she is.
00:21:05All set to go.
00:21:07All our plans realized at last.
00:21:09What a beautiful sight.
00:21:17JAZZ MUSIC CONTINUES
00:21:20JAZZ MUSIC CONTINUES
00:21:46DOOR OPENS
00:21:51ELECTRONIC BEEPING
00:21:54Are you ready, Professor?
00:21:56Right.
00:21:58This is the biggest moment of my life.
00:22:00How about you?
00:22:02Uh-huh. Well, here's luck.
00:22:05Thanks, Professor.
00:22:09Ready for countdown.
00:22:21Come in, control room.
00:22:23Control room ready.
00:22:25We're all set.
00:22:27You take the control.
00:22:29Over.
00:22:31Okay, let's have it.
00:22:33Minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five,
00:22:36four, three, two, one, zero.
00:22:39Countdown.
00:22:58Well, we've made it.
00:23:05Stand by for our first stage separation.
00:23:08Ready.
00:23:23EXPLOSION
00:23:29Check the nose cons separation.
00:23:39Now, let's have a look at the Earth.
00:23:58Oh.
00:24:00Ah.
00:24:08Oh.
00:24:15Professor. Huh?
00:24:17Ah.
00:24:19Stay awake.
00:24:22You've got to stay awake.
00:24:26Oh.
00:24:29Professor.
00:24:38EXPLOSION
00:24:54Are you all right?
00:24:56Yes. What happened?
00:24:58Caesar, you've made contact. We're not moving.
00:25:00What?
00:25:02I'm afraid I fell asleep.
00:25:04So did I. What a climax to the trip.
00:25:07Come on.
00:25:14Professor.
00:25:16Jeff, it's incredible.
00:25:18Doesn't look anything like what we had imagined.
00:25:21No one will believe us.
00:25:23Trees, grass.
00:25:25I'll make notes.
00:25:27But largest telescopes have always pictured the moon as barren, volcanic dust.
00:25:31Nothing able to live.
00:25:33How do we know it is the moon, Professor?
00:25:38Well, it got us here.
00:25:41Look over there.
00:25:43It's all so fast.
00:25:45There. Let's start there.
00:25:50Come on.
00:26:07EXPLOSION
00:26:24What do you think, Professor?
00:26:26All of our instruments are coarse.
00:26:28It must be the moon. I know it is.
00:26:30Perhaps this is one section of the moon that has never been seen.
00:26:33We appear to be at the bottom of a crater.
00:26:35Jeff, look at that lake.
00:26:41It's unfortunate we have so little time here.
00:26:43How's our oxygen?
00:26:45We had a 13-hour supply of oxygen, and we've been gone from the ship for three hours.
00:26:48Well, let's go. Right.
00:26:53What irony, Professor.
00:26:55The very first to arrive on the moon, and we're limited to so short a time.
00:26:59But with your photos and my samples,
00:27:02it will be simple to finance another expedition,
00:27:04and with enough oxygen to last years.
00:27:06I'm getting responses from the meter.
00:27:08Ah, fine, fine.
00:27:10This is a very interesting specimen.
00:27:12Notice the reaction on the meter.
00:27:15There's so much to do.
00:27:17Come on.
00:27:22It keeps building.
00:27:33The reaction is even more pronounced here.
00:27:39Jeff, look.
00:27:45Look at this rock.
00:27:48The meter indicates it's gold.
00:27:50How can we manage to get this back to Earth?
00:27:53It's possible that once we leave the moon,
00:27:55the radiation belt may alter the character of this metal.
00:27:57Oh, but it's worth a chance.
00:27:59It is gold.
00:28:01But suppose it turns to worthless dust.
00:28:03You know, that could happen.
00:28:05What it amounts to is that we're taking a chance for this.
00:28:08Our ship cannot possibly carry any extra weight.
00:28:12We carry it at the risk of our lives.
00:28:15It's gold, all right.
00:28:17That's an exceptionally high grade of ore.
00:28:19This is almost all pure, solid gold.
00:28:30Look.
00:28:32Ah, this one's small, but let's take it anyway.
00:28:35Professor, what are we doing?
00:28:37I'm financing our next trip to the moon.
00:28:40Why don't we wait until later?
00:28:42Well, Jeff, we're limited with our oxygen.
00:28:46Well, the whole field's covered with it.
00:28:48This is gold, too, all right.
00:28:51Look at that ore.
00:28:53It's really something.
00:28:55Come on, Professor, we have a lot of work to do.
00:28:57Jeff, be reasonable. We can't leave all this gold...
00:28:59We came here not for gold.
00:29:01But, Jeff, don't you understand?
00:29:03We can use it.
00:29:07We came here for science. Why are we looking for gold?
00:29:12Jeff, this will pay for equipment on our next expedition.
00:29:21Jeff, do you see?
00:29:23There seems to be a clearing over there.
00:29:25This looks interesting.
00:29:27Directly ahead.
00:29:31Look at this wall.
00:29:34Hmm, very curious.
00:29:36Its construction suggests that...
00:29:43Look, one stone upon the other.
00:29:45Yes, I see.
00:29:47It could only have been made by a thinking entity.
00:29:50I think you're right.
00:29:53Professor, a ladder!
00:29:55The same construction as on Earth.
00:29:58Let's go over and examine it.
00:30:06This leads to the top of the wall.
00:30:08Yes, I wonder what's on the other side.
00:30:10I'm going to find out.
00:30:12I'm going to find out.
00:30:14I'm going to find out.
00:30:16I'm going to find out.
00:30:18I'm going to find out.
00:30:21I'm going to find out.
00:30:23Let me go. Stand back.
00:30:42Professor, what do you see?
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00:34:15Professor! Professor, where are you?
00:34:19Where are you?
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00:35:02Professor, are you all right?
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00:37:13We shall have a meeting
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00:37:22Go now.
00:37:28I have spoken.
00:37:35Go.
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00:38:16These strange people
00:38:20have come here from another planet.
00:38:25I believe they are here
00:38:29in a spirit of friendship.
00:38:36They wish us no harm.
00:38:40You wonder why they have come here.
00:38:46They seek knowledge about the heavens.
00:38:52Let us release them
00:38:55and help them in their quest.
00:39:01Listen to what I say.
00:39:04Have faith in your queen.
00:39:08Go.
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00:39:26We've got to try to escape.
00:39:27Under what cause this partial blackout?
00:39:29Seems like a dream.
00:39:31Well, those two men didn't seem dangerous.
00:39:34I didn't hear them talking,
00:39:35yet I'm sure they communicated in some way.
00:39:39They probably used those antennae on their heads.
00:39:42That must be the way they communicated.
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00:39:54I wonder what they plan to do with us.
00:39:56Look.
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00:40:13I think she wants us to follow her out of here.
00:40:21Ah.
00:40:23She's disappeared.
00:40:27I guess we're free.
00:40:31Let's get to work.
00:40:38We'll go that way.
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00:40:51This seems to be an area that they've developed.
00:40:55It certainly is.
00:40:58Look at that vapor.
00:41:02I must get a record of that.
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00:41:22This place is deserted.
00:41:24That was a good shot.
00:41:27Notice anything strange?
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00:41:35This place is deserted, too.
00:41:37Examine those rocks.
00:41:38All right, Jeff.
00:41:41Hmm.
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00:41:48I've never seen a specimen like this before.
00:41:51Let's see.
00:41:53I'll add this to the collection.
00:41:58Very unusual.
00:42:01Let's follow this path.
00:42:03Look at that girl.
00:42:04She's watching us.
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00:42:26Hello.
00:42:28I saw you on the throne before.
00:42:30You must be the queen.
00:42:32I have a feeling that you're responsible for releasing us from that cave.
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00:42:40We're here on a scientific expedition.
00:42:43We are friends.
00:42:45Do you hear me?
00:42:46Do you understand what I'm trying to tell you?
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00:42:58You do know what I'm saying.
00:43:00I think you...
00:43:02I think your people are very friendly.
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00:44:47Jeff should get a picture of this.
00:44:50Where is he?
00:44:52Oh, there he is.
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00:45:08Now, Jeff, really, remember what we came here for.
00:45:12Now, now, come on, will you please? We've got to do some work.
00:45:14I was speaking to the queen here.
00:45:16Yes, but she doesn't speak. Now you know that.
00:45:19Jeff, you're acting like a schoolboy.
00:45:21You know what? I feel like a schoolboy.
00:45:24I've never felt like this in my life.
00:45:27We're getting along very well.
00:45:30Don't forget we're scientists.
00:45:32Okay, see you later.
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00:46:03That's a good shot, Jeff. Take that, too.
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00:46:52Over here, Professor.
00:46:54Let's try this.
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00:47:08Get those three girls.
00:47:10Let's see, that should be picture number 11.
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00:47:35Now, try it from that angle.
00:47:37Different composition.
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00:48:31See where she's going, Jeff?
00:48:33I'll make notes of the blonde girl over there.
00:48:35See what I mean?
00:48:37Right.
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00:53:34Jeff!
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00:54:38There he is.
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00:54:46Ah, we've gotten some highly useful data, Jeff.
00:54:49Mm-hmm.
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00:54:57Wait, Professor.
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00:55:02I must speak to her.
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00:56:04I'll get it.
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00:56:46Look over there. Get that scene.
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00:57:36Cute, huh?
00:57:38Get some pictures of him, Jeff.
00:57:40Now, wait.
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00:58:56Notice the vapor rising from her bath.
00:58:58I wonder what causes it.
00:59:00Get a picture.
00:59:02♪
00:59:22♪
00:59:40Now, there are some lovely creatures.
00:59:42They're going to pose for us.
00:59:44♪
01:00:04♪
01:00:18Did you get it?
01:00:22They have mischief in their eyes.
01:00:24I wonder what they're up to.
01:00:26Well, we'll come back later.
01:00:29♪
01:00:39Wait.
01:00:41♪
01:00:47You go on with your work.
01:00:49We don't have time now. Our oxygen's running low.
01:00:52It doesn't matter.
01:00:53You go on.
01:00:55Go ahead.
01:00:57♪
01:01:07♪ I'm mooning over you, my little moondog ♪
01:01:13♪ With a sad and broken heart ♪
01:01:18♪ I'm mooning over you, my little moondog ♪
01:01:24♪ For soon the time will come to part ♪
01:01:29♪ I'm crying over you, my little angel ♪
01:01:35♪ Who lives high in the sky ♪
01:01:41♪ I'm crying over you, my little angel ♪
01:01:46♪ For back to Earth I soon must fly ♪
01:01:51♪
01:02:01♪
01:02:11♪
01:02:21♪
01:02:31♪
01:02:41I brought something for you.
01:02:44On Earth, we call this candy.
01:02:47♪
01:03:00Ha, ha, ha!
01:03:03Ha, ha, ha!
01:03:05Oh, no!
01:03:07You're not supposed to eat the paper.
01:03:09Ha, ha, ha!
01:03:11Ha, ha, ha!
01:03:14Well, Jeff, we only have enough oxygen to last us an hour,
01:03:17and it may take us that long to get back to the ship.
01:03:19Now, come on.
01:03:20I'm not going back with you.
01:03:22What? Have you gone mad?
01:03:25Maybe. Maybe I'm mad, but I cannot leave here.
01:03:27Jeff, you don't know what you're saying.
01:03:29If you stay here, you're doomed.
01:03:31I'm staying right here.
01:03:33Professor, let's take her with us.
01:03:36Be sensible.
01:03:37Even if she did go with us, you know she could never live on Earth.
01:03:40Suppose you're right.
01:03:41Come on, boy, there's no time.
01:03:44I tell you I'm not going.
01:03:46Have you forgotten your plans, your projects?
01:03:49It doesn't matter what you say.
01:03:54I'm not going to leave here.
01:03:57Jeff, what's come over you?
01:03:59We've got to leave. It's now or never.
01:04:01Don't you understand?
01:04:03I'm in love.
01:04:05For the first time in my life, I care for someone.
01:04:10It's strange, but it's wonderful.
01:04:14Earth man, I, too, feel something strange and wonderful.
01:04:24Is this the love you speak about?
01:05:05My heart does not wish you to go, but I know that you must leave.
01:05:35Jeff, snap out of it.
01:06:02Why did you do it? Why did you make me go back?
01:06:05You know you couldn't stay there.
01:06:07It was worth the chance to be with her.
01:06:09We'll be back on Earth in two hours.
01:06:12And tell me, what difference does that make to me now?
01:06:15What about our plans for the future?
01:06:26Professor, my camera.
01:06:29Your camera?
01:06:30I left it back there.
01:06:31What are you talking about? You don't have it with you?
01:06:33Yes, when you dragged me away.
01:06:35You left it behind?
01:06:36Who'll believe us?
01:06:37Oh, no. Our only proof.
01:06:41Oh, damn.
01:07:07Hello.
01:07:08Jeff, this is Professor Nichols.
01:07:10I've just come from the field. I'll see you in a few minutes.
01:07:13What happened? Tell me.
01:07:15Well, all the top brass from the Pentagon looked over the ship and examined it.
01:07:19Oh, come on, Prof. Get to the point.
01:07:22Will they finance another expedition?
01:07:24Jeff, they don't even believe the ship can get off the ground.
01:07:27But, damn it, we've gone to the moon and back.
01:07:29The moon? We really don't know where we went.
01:07:32What rotten luck.
01:07:34If only we'd been able to bring back your photographs, my samples.
01:07:37Yeah, I know what you're getting at.
01:07:40If only I hadn't met that girl.
01:07:43Well, I have no regrets.
01:07:46I'll see you later.
01:07:58I heard you were back, Doctor.
01:08:58I can't believe it.
01:09:09You're here on Earth.
01:09:12I didn't lose you after all.
01:09:17I lost my love to a moondog
01:09:22Who dances upon a star
01:09:28I lost my love to a moondog
01:09:33And my heart still bears a burning scar
01:09:39I long for you, my little moondog
01:09:45A nymph in the pale moonlight
01:09:50I pine for you, my little moondog
01:09:56For it's you who makes the moon so bright
01:10:01For it's you who makes the moon so bright