:14:03
...and spend it on practical,
measurable ways...
:14:06
...to improve the lives of the people
who are paying.
:14:08
Not unlike my L-band,
globular clusters work.
:14:12
You want to do away
with all pure research now?
:14:15
What's wrong with science
being practical? Even profitable?
:14:18
Nothing, as long as your motive...
:14:20
...is the search for truth.
Which is what the pursuit of science is.
:14:27
That's an interesting position
from a man...
:14:29
...on a crusade against
the evils of technology...
:14:32
...Father Joss.
:14:34
I'm not against technology, Doctor.
I'm against...
:14:37
...the men who deify it
at the expense of human truth.
:14:44
Kent, I need to have a word with you.
Over here, please.
:14:53
You think that hurt my chances
with that interview?
:14:56
You're a priest?
:15:00
Not really.
:15:01
I got my Masters in Divinity...
:15:05
...then left the seminary to do
secular humanitarian work...
:15:08
...coordinating Third World churches.
:15:11
I couldn't live with the celibacy thing.
:15:18
You could call me a man of the cloth...
:15:21
...without the cloth.
:15:25
You want to get out of here?
:15:29
You see that large W-shaped
constellation there? That's Cassiopeia.
:15:34
And Cassiopeia A gives off
a whole lot of radio signals.
:15:38
I listen to them a lot.
:15:40
It's a remnant of a supernova.
:15:43
When did you know
you wanted to be an astronomer?
:15:48
When I was about eight years old...
:15:51
...watching the sunset, I asked Dad,
"What's that bright star over there?"
:15:59
He said that it wasn't a star.
It was...