:23:02
Maybe we should take an umbrella.
:23:03
Yeah.
:23:04
Yeah definitely.
:23:06
Alright, so what do you want to take? Definitely this!
:23:08
All of it.
All that what's in the esky.
All the food.
:23:11
And who's carrying all this?
:23:12
You are.
:23:13
Just all of it.
:23:14
Alright, three hours.
:23:17
Let's do it!
:23:18
Let's go.
:23:19
Oh, wait!
:23:24
Oh there's poo everywhere, yay!
:23:27
We're on the poo planet.
:23:52
What are you doing? It's not even raining that bad.
:23:54
Yeah it is.
:23:55
It's freezing and I've got no jumper.
:23:57
Where did the meteorite go?
It's in the middle.
:24:00
It just went into the ground?
Yep.
:24:04
Look how good it looks.
:24:06
Cooooeee!
:24:12
Come on!
:24:19
You alright?
:24:30
Wow.
:24:32
That's impressive.
:24:35
Yeah you're looking at one of the biggest meteorite craters on the planet.
:24:38
They reckon that the explosion from the impact would have been like 200 nuclear
bombs going off at the same time.
:24:45
Some guys discovered it scouting for an ore company in 1947.
:24:51
Imagine being the first person to see it.