:14:03
Ten base pairs.
:14:09
No, that can't be.
:14:11
We need this!
:14:15
Come on, ladies, look alive!
:14:23
Tina, when Lisa goes for the spike,
you've got to cover the line.
:14:28
Lisa, two hands! Two hands!
:14:31
God gaveyou two goddamn hands
for a reason!
:14:34
Big news. The most amazing thing.
:14:36
The meteor samples are teeming
with one-celled organisms.
:14:39
Their metabolic rates
are offthe charts.
:14:42
They're dividing at an incredible rate.
It's practically exponential.
:14:45
Their DNA has ten base pairs.
:14:48
Ten base pairs. That's good to know.
Thankyou, Ira.
:14:51
The DNA ofall life on Earth
has only four base pairs.
:14:55
Come on, ladies!
:14:56
Look alive!
:14:59
Harry, these are organisms
from anotherworld.
:15:05
They're aliens.
:15:10
Is the Nobel Prize paid in installments,
or in a lump sum like the lottery?
:15:14
Let's not get ahead ofourselves.
Here. My office.
:15:17
I'm not getting ahead ofmyself. I'm
concerned about the tax consequences.
:15:25
- Why in here?
-Just wanted to be cautious.
:15:33
It's our discovery.
:15:35
I'm all tingly.
:15:45
I'm no biologist, but how many cells
do single-celled organisms have?
:15:51
Ifwe're gonna be important scientists,
you have to act the part.
:15:56
Why don'tyou take a look?