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My home planet is Zhorla.

It's another planet
in another solar system.

But how could you possibly
come down in that satellite?

I made myself
small enough to fit.

Now, watch.

Where are you?

[Girl]
I'm down here.

The Uloans will probably
be looking for me.

[theme music]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[high-pitched hum]

[Rudy] Those streamers are shooting out
over a hundred thousand miles

from the surface of the sun.

And at this scale, the size of the Earth
would be a tennis ball.

[Chris] Sure gives you
a sense of perspective.

[Oscar] Which is very useful once in
a while. But to get down to Earth--

Um, excuse the pun.

What can we expect from this
solar activity, Rudy?

Well, the usual radioactivity
disruption,

spectacular aurora borealis,
magnetic storms.

- Anything else?
- Probably not.

We're just entering a new eleven-year
cycle of sunspot activity.

We do expect the greatest
concentration ever

of recorded solar activity
in this cycle.

So, we're watching
it very closely.

Anything specific?

Not at this point. Our data projections
don't indicate anything

other than an acceleration
of what we had during the last cycle.

- However...
- However?

Well, we've got a lot more
hardware up there now.

Gentlemen,
what I'm asking you is,

can we expect anything
catastrophic?

No.

Good. Well...

It's always nice to have a little
bright optimism for the day.

But there's no reason to be
sure nothing up there will be affected.

It was a short day.

Listen, don't you
worry about it, Oscar.

Let Rudy and I do it.
That's what we're paid for.

Boys, keep me informed,
will you?

I don't want to hear about
our problems on the 6:00 news.

- [Chris] Okay, Oscar. Bye.
- [Oscar] So long, guys.

You sounded pretty
confident in there.

- Yeah, didn't I?
- Yeah.

Now, what do you
really think?

You know as well as I do
if one or two of the satellites fail,

there's a domino effect.

And that could jeopardize
the entire program.

That's a lot of years
and a lot of dollars.

Yeah.

Listen, Rudy, you wouldn't care
to stop down the computer center

on the way to lunch,
would you?

Just to check and see
how things are going?

You know, I thought
I might just do that.

Oh, I thought you would.
Let's go.

What am I doing wrong, Ernie?
This program won't check out.

I don't know.

That program
looks good to me.

- Dr. Wells?
- Yeah?

- Take a look at this, please.
- What's up?

I don't know.

[typing]

It looks like Lambda-14 is losing
its orbit. It's going elliptical.

- Isn't that the weather satellite?
- Yeah.

- Burned out?
- No. That's what's strange.

All systems appear
to be functioning.

Well, you think a sudden
burst of solar activity

could have thrown it off
its course?

Well, that would show up
as a system malfunction.

The satellite's receiving
and transmitting perfectly.

It's simply not
acting right.

Well, it certainly looks like
it's going down, doesn't it?

That satellite was designed to function
for eight to ten years.

It's been up there
less than four months.

Well, that won't be
the first time that's happened.

Yeah, but not like this.

Power sources have failed. We've had
guidance systems malfunction.

We have collisions
with space debris.

But never anything
quite like this.

[Chris]
Orbit's getting critical.

[beeping]

[Rudy]
Institute recall procedures.

If we let it act on its own,
it'll burn up on reentry.

We'll use the southern California
landing site.

Well, you think we should go take a look
ourselves? I'm getting kind of curious.

Yeah.
I think we should.

Uh...

You wouldn't have any ulterior motives,
would you?

Who, me?

[phone ringing]

Hello?

- Hi, teach. How's it going?
- Hi, Chris.

I was just thinking about you
a few minutes ago. Where are you?

Well, right now
I'm in Washington, but uh,

Rudy and I will be heading out
your way within the hour.

Oh, yeah?
What's the occasion?

Occasion?
There's no occasion.

We just decided
to charter a plane

and hop on out
and see your beautiful face.

Mmm-hmm.

Well, okay.
So there's a small matter

of an unscheduled landing
of a satellite.

Well, that sounds
more like it.

Okay, listen,
we'll be out near Ojai.

Why don't you meet us?
I'll give you directions.

[Pilot] Comm-NASA tower,
this is J4771,

requesting permission to land.

[Tower]
Roger, J4771,

you are cleared to land
on runway one-niner right.

Please inform Dr. Wells that the
satellite recovery unit is standing by.

[Pilot]
Will do, Comm-NASA.

[radio chatter]

[Man on radio]
No sighting yet.

[chattering continues]

Hi.

- How you doing?
- Hi, Jaime.

- Hey!
- Hi. I'm good.

- Ah, you're just in time.
- Yeah?

You should be able
to see it any minute now.

- Let me see. Let me see. Let me see.
- Take a look.

[Man on radio]
That's a roger, Comm-Truck.

[Jaime]
Oh, yeah, there it is.

- [Chris] What?
- [Rudy] You're kidding.

It's right there.

Let me see.

[Man on radio] Visibility,
five miles from center.

[radio chatter]

[Rudy]
Hey, good girl.

I'll go tell the helicopters.

- Here.
- Thanks.

They say the winds are
swirling pretty good up there.

It might make recovery a little
more difficult than we anticipated.

Tracer one, this is Comm-Truck.
Come in.

[bionic ear beeping]

[heart beating]

Chris, is there
a lab animal on board there?

No, why?

Well, because there's a sound coming
from it. It's just like a heartbeat.

That could be the servos malfunctioning
in the guidance system.

Look, I'm going to
take the jeep.

I want to keep the 'copters in sight.

I don't want to lose it
in one of these canyons.

- You coming?
- Sure.

Jaime?

Oh, um, but--
I'll meet you there.

- I can get there faster on foot.
- With those feet you can.

[grumbles]

Jaime...

I love your feet.

Thank you.

[Rudy]
Alright, let's go.

[engine starts]

[bionic ear beeping]

[heart beating]

[bionic powers activating]

[bionic ear beeping]

[heart beating]

[bionic ear beeping]

[heart beating]

[splashing]

Okay.

There you go.
[exhales]

Ooh, that was a close one, huh?
Are you alright?

Hey, you okay? Huh?

Can you talk?

Can you tell me
what happened here?

Look, honey,
if you're hurt,

there's one of the best doctors
in the world real close by.

He's on his way here
right now.

C-- Uh--

Can you speak?
Can you speak at all?

God, I want to help you.
I just don't know what to do.

Hey, wait. No. Come here. Come here.
Come here. Come back.

Hey, you alright?
Listen. Relax. Will you, please?

Just lay back here and relax
for a minute. Come on.

Get your breath. Okay?

I'm not going to hurt you.

What's that?

I've never seen a stone
quite like that before.

It's so unusual.

May I--
May I touch it?

I'll be very careful.

It's incredible.

I wonder where on Earth
you got that.

I did not get it on Earth.

Well, you can speak.

Of course.

It's just that your language
was unfamiliar to me.

I had to hear it for some time
before I found the key.

Uh, wait-wait a second.
Are you trying to tell me

you couldn't speak English
until just now?

Nor any other Earth language.

Any other Earth language?

Comm-Truck to Tracer One.
Have you got it? Over.

Tracer One to Comm-Truck.

Yes, sir.
But we've got a problem.

The chute came down in a small
lake over the rise from your position.

Over.

One lake in twenty five square miles,
and we had to find it.

All right, Tracer One. We'll follow you
in. Now, take it slow.

Roger, Comm-Truck.
Tracer One, out.

Look, I think we'd better
start over. Okay?

My name is Jaime Sommers.
I live over in Ojai.

Now, what's your name?

I'm Princess Aura.

My home planet
is Zhorla.

It's another planet in another solar
system on the other side of the galaxy.

Look, Aura,

I don't know if that's
your real name or not, but, uh,

you don't have to tell me
who you really are.

Aura is my name.

Well, okay, I can accept that.

But this business about you
being from another planet...

Look, um-- Honey, look,
you can level with me.

Did you run away
from home?

No. My parents sent me away.

Well, that's absurd. Why?

They were afraid I'd be captured
and held hostage in the war.

So they sent me to Pon.

That's a planet of sanctuary
on this side of the galaxy.

Ah, just--
Wait a minute.

What war? Come on.

The war between
my planet and Ulo.

If you are from another planet,
then how did you get here?

Where is your spaceship?

Well, to get to Pon,
you have to pass by your sun.

There was a solar storm, and it caused
my spacecraft to go off course.

I saw your little
mechanical moon whirling around.

What "mechanical moon"?

The one that landed
in the lake.

Oh, you mean
the satellite?

I moved alongside it
and got inside.

Then I forced it to land.

I, uh--

I saw that satellite
coming down.

It's much too small
for you to get in.

And besides that,
it's full of instruments.

That's true.

Well, then,
how did you do it?

Condensation.

Condensation.

- What is that?
- It's just a spotting helicopter.

It's leading the men
from the recovery team here.

I have to go.
They mustn't know I'm here.

No. Where are you going?

Please, let go.
No one can know I'm here.

It's bad enough
that you saw me.

I don't believe
your little story

about you being
from another planet, okay?

Now, maybe you
ran away from home

or you're in trouble
with the police, or something.

- That's okay.
- What I told you is true.

Just because something is hard for you
to believe, does that mean it's not true?

Uh, lookit, wait a minute.
I'll make you a deal, okay?

I'm not going to leave you out here alone.
Now, listen, come to my house.

We'll get out of these wet clothes
and then you tell me the truth. Okay?

Start from the very beginning

and I promise I will listen
to you with an open mind.

Alright?

Okay. Come on.

I wonder where Jaime is?
I can't believe we beat her here.

Oh, she'll probably be along any minute.
Come on. Let's go take a look.

That's great. Great.

Right time, wrong place.
Therefore, wrong equipment.

Yeah. Something about Murphy's Law:
All things being equal, we lose.

Got any idea
how deep this lake is?

I'd say about
twenty, thirty feet.

And plus, who knows what junk is down
there for it to get tangled up in.

Well, we're just going to
have to take our time and do it right.

You know something? We're never going to
get divers and equipment up here in time

before we lose the light.

No, this kind of operation is
four times as hard at night.

We're going to have to wait
for the examination.

Alright. Look, I'll, uh--
I'll get the wheels in motion.

Yeah. And call the Air Police,
will you?

Have them send a couple of guards down
here to keep the souvenir hunters away.

Okay.

You wouldn't care to stop back at the
Comp-Center and look over the data,

would you, Dr. Wells?

Can't think of anything
I'd rather do, Mr. Williams.

Okay, Then we can stop by Jaime's car
and see what happened to her.

Right.

You look a lot better.
Do you feel better too?

Yes, I do. Thank you.

Okay.

Well, I have fulfilled
my part of the bargain.

Now it's your turn,
lady.

Well, my name is Aura,

and my parents rule
a planet called Zhorla.

We were recently attacked by
the soldiers of the planet Ulo.

Many people died in that
battle for our planet.

A short time ago, our forces launched
a counterattack,

which will determine
which planet will be victorious.

My parents feared for my safety,
and they sent me to Pon.

That's a planet
of legal sanctuary.

If I was there, I'd be safe.
Here, I'm not.

Why not?

Because Earth isn't
a sanctuary.

The Uloans will probably
be looking for me.

And if they capture me, my father will
have to decide between my safety

and the welfare of
the people of our planet.

Well, how could they
find you here?

You weren't even
supposed to come to Earth.

I don't know.

But the Uloans are the best
trackers in the galaxy.

I don't think you have
to worry about that, Aura.

There is no way anyone from outer space
could land on the Earth

without a lot of people
knowing about it,

including some
good friends of mine.

[space ship whirring]

[device warbling]

I don't know what to say.

You seem so honest,
your story so believable.

But it's so
unbelievable.

I mean, how could you possibly
come down in that satellite, huh?

Condensation.

You said that before.
What do you mean by that?

Maybe that's not
the right word.

I mean, I made myself
small enough to fit.

Are you asking me to believe that you
can just make yourself small at will?

Why didn't I think of that before? Now,
this is one thing you're not going

to have to take my word for.

Now, watch.

Aura. Where are you?

I'm down here!

Oh, my...

[stammering]
You know, I could--

You mean, that everything
that you've told me is true?

Then you really do think
that there are people

from this other planet
coming after you?

I know they are,
if they can.

Okay. Well, then, um...

Look, you're going to need
more protection than I can give you.

I happen to work for a man
whose name is Oscar Goldman.

He's a good man.

He's also one of the most powerful
leaders on our planet.

Now, he has the resources
to protect you. I think I should call him.

No. No one can know I'm here.

Aura, your being here is

one of the most important things
that's ever happened to us.

I can't just keep it to myself.
I have a responsibility to him.

I have a responsibility too.
The survival of my people.

[phone ringing]

- What-- What is that?
- That is just a telephone.

It's an instrument that we use
to talk over distances.

The people that, uh, that we ran away
from at the lake today are my friends.

Now, that's probably them calling to
find out what's happened to me.

[ringing continues]

What are you going
to tell them?

- Hello?
- Jaime?

Are you all right?
What happened to you?

Yeah, I'm fine. Hi, Chris.

Well, nothing happened. I just got really
tired all of a sudden, so I came home.

And then I was going
to call you, but I...I fell asleep.

I'm sorry if I worried you.
Did you recover the satellite okay?

No.

Would you believe
it came down in a lake?

We have to get some divers and
some underwater equipment out there.

So, we're going back tomorrow.

There is, however, one bright spot
in this whole mess.

We'll have the whole
evening together.

Oh, I think I'd just better go to bed
early and get some sleep. Okay?

Honey, are you sure
you're all right?

I'm fine, babe. Really. I'm just--
I'm just pooped, okay?

Okay. Um, I'll call you tomorrow,
let you know how we made out.

Listen, you get some rest.

Take it easy and get your
strength back, okay?

Okay. Bye.

She okay?

Yeah. Yeah. She said, uh,
she was tired and she went home.

That's not like her, Rudy.

Well, you know Jaime. If there was
something she thought you should know,

she'd tell you.

Yeah. Yeah.

[sighs]

God, I hate lying to people.

I understand, and I'm sorry.

But you won't have to lie
for very long.

The war will be over soon.

How are you going to get home
without a spaceship?

Well, if Zhorla wins the war,
my parents will be able to retrieve me.

If Ulo wins, then...

You won't have
a home to go to.

[dog barking]

Oh, that's okay. It's Max.
He's a friend of mine.

I think you two are going
to get along real good.

I thought you weren't
going to tell anyone.

Well, you don't
have to worry.

That's okay, Max.
Wait a minute.

He's very reliable.

His language is very strange. It's going
to take me longer to learn than yours.

[Max barks]

I don't think Max is going to
expect you to learn how to bark.

[barking]

He's an animal?

Well, don't tell him that. My goodness,
you're going to hurt his feelings.

Max is my friend. I bet you
he'd be your friend too

if you just kind of scratch him
on the head like that.

[whimpers]

Why don't you two kind of get acquainted,
and I'm going to go see if I can find you

some Earth-type clothes. Okay?

Time to check in, Belden.

Belden reporting
from satellite landing.

Belden reporting
from satellite landing.

[Man on radio]
Go ahead, Belden.

Everything seems to be okay.

Check, Belden.
You're clear.

You will report in again
at 2100 hours.

Will do, Lieutenant.

[device beeping]

[device beeping]

[warbling]

[device beeping rapidly]

- [Rudy] Get anything?
- [Chris] Yeah, a headache.

[phone ringing]
Will you grab that?

- Hello?
- Hi, Chris. Oscar.

Hi, Oscar. What's up?

I'm calling about
what's down, pal.

You were the guy that told
me not to worry, remember?

No, Oscar, I'm the guy who told you
that Rudy and I would do the worrying.

And we are.

Hi, Oscar. I'm on.

Okay, boys, fill me in.

Well, the Lambda-14
came down in a lake,

and we're going to have to wait
until morning for retrieval.

In the meantime, Chris and I have been
going over the data for a few hours.

What'd you find out?

Well, all the data seems to
point to the same thing.

The satellite's orbit decayed
because of a sudden increase in mass.

The mass returned to normal
after the satellite landed.

Do you suppose that the satellite might
have gotten fouled up by those sunspots

we've been getting,
throwing off the data?

That's possible,
but unlikely.

Now, the data was
too specific,

not like it would be in the case
of solar interference.

Well, what about magnetic
space garbage?

Do you suppose it might have
picked up something out there

and then lost it
when it landed?

Well, that's possible too.

Unlikely.

I know the Russians aren't
playing any games with us,

or I would have heard about it.

Oscar, we won't know anything until we've
examined the satellite in the morning.

Look, boys, I want you
to keep in touch with me this time.

I want to know everything.
All right?

Will do.

- Okay, good luck.
- So long.

Bye, Oscar.

You know something,
Rudy?

I thought I'd seen every kind of
technical foul-up that there is.

There's always something
to hang on to. You know, something...

Some kind of
logical explanation.

We've gone through all
the logical explanations.

Why don't we start
with some illogical ones?

All right. For instance?

Internal tampering.

[scoffs] While the satellite
was out in space?

How?

I don't know.

[piano playing]

♪ We fell in love ♪

♪ So long ago ♪

♪ But I was young
And I had much to learn ♪

♪ One thing I've learned ♪

♪ Is even
Even a surprise to me ♪

♪ Oh, dear ♪

♪ I learned that I could ♪

♪ Really love him ♪

♪ Again ♪

♪ So much ♪

♪ Again ♪

[giggles]

- That was beautiful.
- Thank you.

I wish you could hear
my mother sing.

It's so peaceful.

Well, maybe someday
I'll be able to.

Oh, look at our fire.
Come on.

We need some more wood.

Listen, you think you've got a trick, kid?
Watch this one.

Ready?

[bionic powers activating]

[gasps]

- How's that?
- What do you call that?

Well, I'll tell you.

It's called bionics.

Actually, it just means I have some
special qualities

that makes me a little stronger
than most people.

Max does too.

If you ever crash-land
on Zhorla,

that's how you can make them
believe you're an alien.

That's a good thing
to remember.

Listen, I'm starving.
How about you?

I think tonight, in honor of
your being here, we should have, um,

Jaime's Special Salad.
How about that?

Because it's out of this world.
I'm tell--

Okay. Bad joke, huh?

- Come on. You can help me make it.
- What should I do?

Oh, just get in
the refrigerator

and get out all the things
that look like plants.

They're vegetables and fruits,
things like that.

We are going to create a masterpiece,
and you are going to love it.

All right?

What's the matter?

I don't know
how to get it open.

Oh, just pull
on the hand--

Yeah, pull on it.
There you go. Okay?

The stuff on the bottom,
that's what you want.

[whines, barks]

All right, Max. I hear you. It's only
going to take a few minutes, okay?

It's going to take a lot longer
if you continue to bug the chef.

I say no more.

[whimpers]

Hmm. This is lettuce.

All right, now this is
the main substance for salad.

Usually, when I clean it,
I kind of like to...

It doesn't matter.
It's already been cleaned.

But I do take off some of the soft leaves
on the outside here. See?

And I break it
with my hands.

Don't ever cut lettuce
with a knife.

It's much better when you just
pull it apart with your fingers.

And then we can put in some of
these tomatoes and mushrooms.

Oh, this cheese is
fantastic in salad.

Just take it--

Aura?

Aura? Honey, you okay?
Wake up, baby.

Come on, huh?

Did I--Didn't I just
knock you out?

[groans]

[electronic pulsing]

[device beeping]

[beeping stops]

[device beeping]

What's the matter, Chris?
You as frustrated as I am?

What? I'm sorry, Rudy.
I was thinking about Jaime.

Something about
the way she sounded.

I don't know.
It's just a feeling, but...

Well, intuition has been one of
man's most valuable assets

since the beginning of time.

If you feel that way,
why don't you call her?

She's probably sleeping.
I'd hate to call and wake her up.

I'd feel like an idiot
if there was nothing wrong.

On the other hand, it's better to feel
like an idiot than be sorry, huh?

[phone ringing]

[pulsating]

[electronic noises]

[clicks phone cradle]

That's weird.

Huh? What is?

- [Operator] Yes, may I help you?
- Yes, operator.

I'd like to make
an emergency phone call, please.

555-7386 from
Christopher Williams.

One moment, sir.
I'll try that number for you.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, sir, that number is
temporarily out of service.

I'll be glad
to report it for you.

- Thank you.
- What's up?

Look, something's wrong now.
I know it.

Can I go out there?

Sure. Go ahead
if you feel that way.

- I'll hold down the fort.
- Thanks.

Are those the two guys
you were telling me about?

They're Uloan soldiers.

Are they twins?

No, they're clones.

That's why they can
communicate with mind-thought.

You know, those weapons that they
have are pretty powerful,

but what about the guys themselves?
I mean, is there anything

special about them,
without their little toys?

Not that I can think of.

Well, then, all we have to do is
disarm them, right?

Yeah.

How about this light?

Do you know
what this means?

I can't tell
where it's coming from.

- It's an Uloan force field.
- What's that?

Well, I think it's an energy field
that surrounds us

and keeps us
inside this space.

I've never really seen one before,
but I think that the more force

you apply to the field,
the stronger it is.

Where does it
get its power?

I'm not sure, but I think that
thing up there controls it.

[sucks teeth]
Let's check it out, huh?

[zaps]
Hmm.

[zapping]

[bionic powers activating]

[groans]

Oh!

Remind me not
to do that again.

[device beeping]

Does it seem like they're looking
for something to you?

Their ship.

Does it seem like
they're having trouble?

The solar activity. Of course.

Your sun is interfering
with their signals

the same way it interfered
with my spacecraft.

How long does this
solar interference last?

That's unpredictable.

It could be very short,
or it could go on a long time.

But as soon as
they're successful...

I'm sorry I got you
into all this.

They'll probably kill you too,
after they've shown you off on Ulo.

Hey, come on.
Let's spend whatever time we have

trying to figure out
how to get out of here.

Okay? Not worrying.

Okay. I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry.

Come on.
You're doing just fine.

I mean, you've got to be
scared out of your mind anyway.

But I shouldn't be.
I'm a princess.

My parents have taught me,
since I was able to speak,

that I've got to be prepared
to lead my people.

I'm not prepared.
I'm just scared.

Honey, you're still
a very young girl.

Even an adult would be scared right now.
I'm scared.

Okay? What we've
got to do is, um,

try and release
some of that fear.

Okay? Before we can
get anything done.

Come on. Take a deep breath.
Come on.

[inhales deeply]
Let it go. Let it out.

[exhales]
Okay. Do it again.

[inhales deeply]

Just let it go.

Okay.

Do you feel some of the fear
leaving your body? Hmm?

A little bit?

Okay.

Okay. Now we gotta figure out
what we're going to do.

[Max whimpers]

Stay, stay. Don't.
Put your head down.

Okay.

You see that
over there, Max?

See the little box, huh?

Good boy. Now, don't...
Not till I tell you.

- What's that?
- What's what?

[bionic ear beeping]

[car approaching]

Somebody's coming.

[knocking]

- Max.
- [barks]

Okay. Go now.
Go get it.

Go on. Get that
little thing over there.

Bite it.

[crunching]

Oh, good boy.
Let's go. Come on.

Come on, Max.
We've got to work fast.

[beeping]

[rapidly beeping]

[beeping intensifying]

[growling]

Okay, Max.
Okay, that's enough.

Get up.

Come on. Up.
Get over there.

Keep an eye on 'em, Max.
You okay, honey?

- Yeah, just scared.
- Yeah, I know the feeling.

[growling]

We've got them. What are we gonna do
with them now?

[ship whirring]

[whines]

It must be their ship.

- Wonder why they didn't take us?
- I don't know.

There was somebody
at the door.

[barking]

[whimpering]

Chris. Chris, oh, baby.

Oh, no.

Ohh.

Aura, look at your pendant.

- We won!
- What?

Zhorla won.

That's what happened.
That's why the Uloans didn't take us.

The war is over.
I can go home again.

How?

This stone is very special.

It's like a lifeline.

My parents gave it to me, so no
matter where in the universe I was,

they could retrieve me
once it was safe to come home.

They're taking me
back there now.

I'll make sure that the people of
Zhorla never forget the debt they owe you

and to this sanctuary Earth.

And I'll never forget you
either, Jaime.

You've taught me so much.
You're far more evolved than we thought.

Maybe we will
meet again someday.

Good-bye, Jaime.

- [Aura] I'll miss you.
- [Jaime] I'll miss you too, little one.

[barking]

Oh.

- Jaime!
- Hi. Are you okay?

- Are you all right?
- Yeah.

Okay.

You want to tell me
about it?

Yeah. I want to tell you.
I want to tell everybody about it,

but I think you're probably the only one
who's going to believe me.

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