We are heading to the media creator.

我們正在向媒體創作者進發。

Originally I was going to take home a with me here.

原本我打算在這裡帶一個回家。

Um, not that you can go inside, but they do have a dog outside kennel area or they could watch your dog for you if you have your own crate.

嗯，不是說你可以進去，但他們確實有一個狗的外面的狗窩區，或者如果你有自己的箱子，他們可以為你看你的狗。

But since that was the plan for yesterday when we were going to Petrified Petrified Forest National Park, if we're going to do that on the way back, so we're just gonna have to stay there.

但由於那是昨天我們要去石化國家公園的計劃，如果我們要在回來的路上做這個，所以我們就只能呆在那裡了。

But since, you know, we're just leaving from Flagstaff to the media creator now it's approximately 40 minutes actually, what, 30 minutes, 35 minutes, 35 minutes.

但由於，你知道，我們現在剛從弗拉格斯塔夫離開，到媒體創作者那裡大約是40分鐘，實際上是什麼，30分鐘，35分鐘，35分鐘。

So it's about 35 minutes to drive from Flagstaff To the media crater site.

是以，從弗拉格斯塔夫開車到媒體火山口所在地大約需要35分鐘。

And all you do is really go on.

而你所做的一切真的是在繼續。

I-40 straight and then you'll see an exit sign that says media crater.

I-40直行，然後你會看到一個出口標誌，上面寫著媒體火山口。

It's a super easy drive.

這是一個超級簡單的驅動器。

But I was very interested in this place because this media hit this site 50,000 years ago and it's this huge hole that's a mile wide that you can check out.

但是我對這個地方非常感興趣，因為這個媒體在5萬年前襲擊了這個地方，它是這個巨大的洞，有一英里寬，你可以檢查一下。

You could view it from inside or outside.

你可以從裡面或外面觀看。

Obviously I want to go outside to look at it.

很明顯，我想去外面看一看。

I've never actually seen a meteor crater site like this.

我從來沒有真正見過這樣的隕石坑遺址。

I know there are some places that have this, but this is my first time ever seen one.

我知道有些地方有這個，但這是我第一次看到。

Have I've never been to one either.

我也沒有去過。

I mean, I just think it's so crazy, you know that something from space came to earth and created that huge hole.

我的意思是，我只是覺得這太瘋狂了，你知道，有東西從太空來到地球，並創造了那個巨大的洞。

There is also a museum inside to where you can learn a little bit more about space and um, the media, I'm sure.

裡面還有一個博物館，在那裡你可以瞭解更多關於太空和嗯，媒體的資訊，我相信。

So yeah, we'll go see what it's all about.

所以，是的，我們會去看看這一切是怎麼回事。

Yeah, mm hmm.

是的，mm hmm。

We are approaching the meteor crater building.

我們正在接近隕石坑建築。

We keep seeing signs like like 22 miles to impact, five miles to impact.

我們一直看到像22英里的衝擊，5英里的衝擊這樣的標誌。

Like it's like, it's like a countdown.

就像，這就像一個倒計時。

Thank you.

謝謝你。

Yeah, it's really cute that they did that.

是的，他們這樣做真的很可愛。

But again, like you get off I 40 and then you go on this straight road state highway and half a mile prepared to park your car.

但還是那句話，就像你從40號公路上下來，然後你上了這條筆直的公路國道，半英里處準備停車。

You will need to walk to your destination from there.

你需要從那裡步行到你的目的地。

I like how it tells us that we need to park and then walk to the destination.

我喜歡它告訴我們，我們需要停車，然後步行到目的地。

It's a pretty big site.

這是一個相當大的網站。

Yeah, it's a big building.

是的，這是個大建築。

I didn't think we'd be going uphill a little bit, which we're doing right now is like a little bit of an incline there.

我沒想到我們會有點上坡，我們現在所做的就像一個小坡，在那裡。

It is prepare for impact.

這是為衝擊做準備。

But now we're here because there's no more like numbers experience the impact and no drones permitted.

但現在我們在這裡，因為沒有更多的像數字一樣的體驗影響，也不允許有無人機。

There's actually quite a lot of cars.

實際上有相當多的汽車。

Yeah.

是的。

And there's cars behind us as well.

我們後面也有車。

Pretty popular.

相當受歡迎。

But there's plenty of parking, prepare to park your car.

但是有很多停車位，準備停放你的車。

You will need to walk to your destination from there.

你需要從那裡步行到你的目的地。

We got it.

我們得到了它。

So that's the building there.

所以這就是那裡的建築。

But look at the view out there.

但看看外面的風景。

It looks really nice.

它看起來真的很好。

Like it's so flat around here that you could see miles and miles out.

就像這裡的地勢很平坦，你可以看到幾十公里以外的地方。

And so they have this corner here for pets.

是以，他們在這裡為寵物設置了這個角落。

If you're traveling with pets, you could leave them in this nice little area here called pet Ramada individual cages.

如果你帶著寵物旅行，你可以把它們放在這個漂亮的小地方，叫做寵物華美達獨立籠子。

Okay, that's interesting.

好吧，這很有趣。

So yeah, if you have, oh, there are dogs in here.

所以是的，如果你有，哦，這裡有狗。

Hi.

你好。

Oh, they're so cute last night that they provide that.

哦，他們昨晚太可愛了，他們提供了這個。

But I'm not sure.

但我不確定。

I would have enjoyed that.

我本來很喜歡這樣。

She would have definitely felt like I abandoned her there.

她肯定會覺得我在那裡拋棄了她。

I think Captain ours, I would be like, well, probably Captain would mark the entire time.

我想我們的船長，我會像，嗯，可能船長會在整個過程中做標記。

He's so loud.

他太吵了。

But it is nice that they provide that and I really do appreciate that.

但他們能提供這些是很好的，我真的很感激。

They do this.

他們這樣做。

How do you say scanning the tickets is here, Go ahead and scan your ticket here.

你怎麼說掃描票是在這裡，繼續掃描你的票在這裡。

Mm hmm.

嗯，嗯。

Alright, so this is for you.

好吧，那麼這是給你的。

I bought tickets online because you saved $2.

我在網上買了票，因為你省了2美元。

It's actually $22 for adults.

實際上，成人的價格是22美元。

Um but if you buy it online advance, it's $20.

嗯，但如果你在網上提前購買，是20美元。

Okay, so we just go upstairs.

好吧，那麼我們就上樓去。

Okay.

好的。

Mhm.

嗯。

At this point I feel like I'm at Disney, you know, having to see, I was like, like mission space.

在這一點上，我覺得我是在迪斯尼，你知道，不得不看，我是喜歡，喜歡任務空間。

I feel like I'm going on that right now.

我覺得我現在就在進行這個工作。

They only have 12 seats available for each showing and then they have three emotionless seats, I guess for people who can't handle a little bit of motion.

他們每場演出只有12個座位，然後他們有三個無表情的座位，我猜是給那些不能接受一點點動作的人準備的。

So we made it on the second round the second line.

是以，我們在第二輪的第二線就成功了。

Second group to go see it with the motion seats because I want to, I want to see it with the motion.

第二組去看它的議席，因為我想，我想看它的議席。

There we go.

我們走吧。

Oh wow.

哦，哇。

Whoa I wasn't expecting this big.

哇，我沒想到會有這麼大。

I feel like I'm in a real space center.

我覺得我是在一個真正的太空中心。

Two one woo.

兩個一窩。

I don't know.

我不知道。

Okay.

好的。

Mhm wow.

Mhm wow.

Really?

真的嗎？

Alright so we just got out of the four D.

好了，所以我們剛從四個D中出來。

Ride with where we're going to space.

乘坐我們要去的空間。

Yeah.

是的。

Start from the crater and I went up to space destroyed some planets and asteroids.

從火山口開始，我上到太空，摧毀了一些行星和小行星。

Actually I think we just destroyed asteroids planets into little pieces.

事實上，我認為我們只是把小行星行星摧毀成小塊。

But it was, it was quite fun.

但它是，它是相當有趣的。

You know, I think it's really fun for kids too because as you're like four D basically means as you're watching the screen, your seat moves too and then like fresh compression like yeah cool.

你知道，我認為這對孩子們來說也非常有趣，因為當你像四D基本上意味著你在看螢幕時，你的座位也會移動，然後像新鮮的壓縮一樣，是的，很酷。

Lots of like maybe like lights like there's some strobe light strobe lights.

很多像也許像燈一樣的東西，比如有一些頻閃燈的頻閃燈。

Yeah.

是的。

So yeah, it was entertaining.

所以，是的，這很有娛樂性。

So once you exit that theater you come back out there's like restrooms and then now we're here where the spaceship is.

是以，一旦你離開劇院，你再出來，就會有像洗手間一樣的地方，然後現在我們在這裡，飛船就在這裡。

So I'm gonna find out what this is.

所以我要找出這是什麼。

There's actually a nice view over here too.

其實這邊的風景也不錯。

This test capsule named boilerplate 29 a never flew into space instead.

這個名為模板29的試驗艙反而從未飛入過太空。

The capsule was built in 1965 to test the systems that helped Apollo space capsules float upright after splashdown at sea.

該太空艙建於1965年，用於測試幫助阿波羅太空艙在海上濺落後直立漂浮的系統。

So like a testing capsule.

所以像一個測試膠囊。

Oh, here's a map actually.

哦，其實這裡有一張地圖。

So yeah, so we parked went to ticket entry.

所以是的，所以我們停好車去買票。

We're here right now.

我們現在就在這裡。

We just did the tour over here to the theater and now we're gonna go check out the actual Discovery Center right there.

我們剛剛在這裡參觀了劇院，現在我們要去看看那裡的實際探索中心。

Thank you for the whole thing.

謝謝你的整個事情。

Or meteorite is the largest discovered fragments of the 150 ft media that created.

或者說隕石是發現的最大的碎片，是由150英尺的媒體創造的。

Meteor crater was traveling roughly at 40,000 miles an hour, 11 miles per second.

流星坑的速度大約是每小時4萬英里，每秒11英里。

Mm hmm.

嗯，嗯。

I guess this is where you can see it from the inside.

我想這是你能從裡面看到的地方。

If you don't want to go outside now, we're gonna go to the crater.

如果你現在不想出去，我們就去火山口。

Here we go.

在這裡，我們走了。

There we go.

我們走吧。

Looks like we've got to go up some more steps.

看來我們還得再上一些臺階。

These are the lower observation decks and they have upper ones up here, right?

這些是較低的觀景臺，他們在這裡有上面的，對嗎？

Mhm.

嗯。

It's kind of tiring.

這有點累人。

It's a little tiring.

這有點累人。

I mean, I did say the air is thinner up here and I do find it a little bit harder to breathe, wow, it's kind of crazy to see those people down there now.

我的意思是，我確實說過這裡的空氣比較稀薄，我確實覺得呼吸有點困難，哇，現在看到下面那些人有點瘋狂。

This is the crater from above.

這是從上面看的火山口。

So we were just up at the tallest point where you couldn't observe the media creator and now we're going to go down a little bit to the lower deck just to see what the difference is.

是以，我們只是在最高點上，你無法觀察到媒體創造者，現在我們要下到低層甲板上一點，只是為了看看有什麼不同。

Looks like they got some telescopes or something down there, binoculars.

看起來他們在下面有一些望遠鏡或什麼，雙筒望遠鏡。

They're actually going up the stairs.

他們實際上是在上樓。

We were just starting out of breath and a lot of people wasn't, it wasn't just us, but I believe it's because you're going up into thinner air so it's harder to catch your breath because it happened to me in um Colorado when I went up 2,010,000 ft.

我們剛開始喘不過氣來，很多人都沒有，不只是我們，但我相信這是因為你要進入更稀薄的空氣，所以更難喘氣，因為我在科羅拉多州的時候，當我上升到2,010,000英尺時發生了這種情況。

Yeah, I was taking short breaths.

是的，我在做短促的呼吸。

And right now it's um it's 55°. So it's like it's a little cold but in the sun it feels fine.

而現在的溫度是55°。所以它好像有點冷，但在陽光下感覺很好。

That's nice in the sun.

陽光下，這很好。

But it is a little chilly without the sun.

但沒有太陽就有點冷了。

It feels good right here because the sun, it looks like it feels good.

就在這裡感覺很好，因為太陽，看起來感覺很好。

It looks like there's another observation deck down there.

看起來下面還有一個觀景臺。

Yeah, that's when it was all the way.

是的，那時候是一路走來。

Oh, it goes down.

哦，它下去了。

Okay.

好的。

We were up there now we're going to the lower deck.

我們在上面，現在我們要去下層甲板了。

Let's see what they have here.

讓我們看看他們這裡有什麼。

So yeah, you can get a closer look here at the creator.

是以，是的，你可以在這裡仔細看看創作者。

And then they have some binoculars or telescopes here.

然後他們這裡有一些雙筒望遠鏡或望遠鏡。

House sized rocks.

房子大小的岩石。

Let's see.

讓我們來看看。

Okay, so you see like mars says house sized rock is like a rock in the distance that it points to.

好的，所以你看到像火星說的房子大小的石頭就像它指向的遠處的一塊石頭。

Do you see it?

你看到了嗎？

Mm hmm.

嗯，嗯。

So there's is this fun or what?

那麼，這有什麼樂趣嗎？

This one's a little bit hard to see.

這個人有點難看。

Yeah, but I do see it.

是的，但我確實看到了。

Mhm mm hmm.

Mhm mm hmm。

These are the Children of Daniel morrow.

這些是但以理的孩子們。

Beringer the first to identify the origin of the Barringer meteorite crater.

貝林格是第一個確定巴林格隕石坑起源的人。

They opened the creator to the public in the early 19 thirties.

19世紀30年代初，他們向公眾開放了這個創造者。

To the Barringer crater company.

致巴林格火山口公司。

Yeah.

是的。

Mm hmm.

嗯，嗯。

Mm hmm you also have a gift shop here.

嗯嗯，你們這裡也有一個禮品店。

Stones Candies.

石頭糖。

Looking at some gemstones class.

看一些寶石類。

Remember I told you it was It was actually but they were all like tiny versions.

記得我告訴過你那是......其實是的，但它們都是像小小的版本。

So I have that in my rocket.

所以我的火箭裡有這個。

I have this I have this too.

我有這個我也有這個。

Candy's famous rocket.

糖果的著名火箭。

This was in the rocket.

這是在火箭裡。

This was to yeah I'm just like oh I had all these in my rocket.

這是對的，我只是想哦，我的火箭裡有這些東西。

Mhm.

嗯。

I just got done with exploring the Behringer museum media create museum media.

我剛剛完成了探索貝林格博物館媒體創建博物館媒體。

It's like talking to the media creator media creator museum and on the side.

這就像與媒體創造者媒體創造者博物館和在一邊交談。

Yeah well we found out it used to be just the media creator site.

是的，我們發現它曾經只是媒體創造者的網站。

There was no museum or anything like that and it was just that and it used to be free which we didn't know that.

沒有博物館或類似的東西，它就是這樣，而且過去是免費的，我們不知道。

We actually learned a lot from paul who was the attendant at that four D.

實際上，我們從保羅那裡學到了很多，他是那個四D的服務員。

Theater.

劇院。

And while we're waiting in line he gave us some history behind that museum because I was looking at the panel and I said new four D.

當我們在排隊等候時，他給我們介紹了該博物館背後的一些歷史，因為我正在看面板，我說新四D。

Movie theater and I'm like oh so how new is it was like eight years ago and I'm like okay that's not that new but eight years ago is not that long ago when you think about when they built the site for the public.

電影院，我想，哦，那麼它有多新，就像八年前，我想，好吧，這不是那麼新，但八年前並不是那麼久遠，當你想到他們為公眾建造這個場地時。

Um I think it was like what in the 1930s or something like that when they made it available for the public to see.

我想是在20世紀30年代或類似的情況下，他們把它提供給公眾看。

Um and actually the story was interesting to me kind of sad that the guy that discovered at beringer who the museum in sight is named after he discovered it in like 1903.

嗯，實際上這個故事對我來說很有趣，那個在貝林格發現的人，也就是眼前這個博物館的名字，他是在1903年發現的。

And um he tried to for 26 years He tried to convince the public that something from the outer space created that.

嗯，他嘗試了26年，他試圖說服公眾，來自外太空的東西創造了這個。

Yeah, none of the scientists like he was trying to convince scientists and no one believed him and nobody believed him.

是的，沒有一個科學家像他一樣試圖說服科學家，沒有人相信他，沒有人相信他。

They didn't believe it 26 years of his life.

他們不相信他生命中的26年。

He tried to convince people and nobody believed him, but now he dedicated that side to him because he's the one who said no guys, this is from the space and I swear it really is.

他試圖說服人們，但沒有人相信他，但現在他把這一面獻給了他，因為是他說不，夥計們，這是來自太空的，我發誓它真的是。

But we're just talking about it like how with somebody from the early 19 hundreds and know something like that.

但我們只是在談論它，就像與19世紀初的人一樣，知道這樣的事情。

That's pretty incredible.

那是相當不可思議的。

So there's like little things you could do in there.

所以你可以在那裡做一些小事情。

There's that 40 theater, there's actually a tour you can do to, there's a tour guide that takes you out, but they only do it at certain times.

有那個40號劇院，實際上你可以做一個旅遊，有一個導遊帶你出去，但他們只在特定時間做。

We kind of missed the one at, I think it was like around two o'clock because we want to do the theater too.

我們有點錯過了那個，我想大概是兩點左右，因為我們也想去劇院。

But it's an hour and a half and it has a long time for a tour and it's a lot of walking.

但這是一個半小時的時間，而且參觀時間很長，要走很多路。

So in the wintertime they extended to an hour and a half because it's less heat.

是以，在冬季，他們延長到一個半小時，因為它的熱量較少。

But in the summertime they reduced the time of the tour to like an hour or something like that, maybe even less.

但在夏天，他們把遊覽時間縮短到了一個小時或類似的時間，甚至可能更短。

So yeah, it's there if you want to do a tour.

是以，是的，如果你想做一個旅遊，它就在那裡。

Um but they do have a Discovery Center where they have an exhibit of, you know, giving you information about the media, about space in general and about, you know, the history of Beringer.

但他們確實有一個探索中心，在那裡他們有一個展覽，你知道，給你關於媒體的資訊，關於一般的空間和關於，你知道，貝林格的歷史。

I don't know.

我不知道。

I think it was like a really good experience.

我認為這像是一個非常好的經驗。

I enjoyed it.

我很喜歡它。

I really did enjoy it.

我真的很喜歡它。

I actually didn't think I would spend that long there.

實際上，我沒有想到我會在那裡呆那麼久。

I was imagining I would spend like an hour, but we actually spent a little over two hours there and of course, the media creator itself, the impacted site was amazing in itself.

我本來以為會花上一個小時的時間，但實際上我們在那裡花了兩個多小時，當然，媒體創作者本身，受影響的網站本身就很了不起。

I mean, that's ultimately what, you know, you're there to see is that site when you see it in person, you're just like, wow.

我的意思是，這最終是什麼，你知道，你在那裡看到的是那個網站，當你看到它的人，你只是喜歡，哇。

And in my mind, I'm just like, this is so unreal that something from space created this huge hole.

在我的腦海中，我只是想，這太不真實了，來自太空的東西創造了這個巨大的洞。

So I would say if you go make a visit here um plan about two hours spending time there, especially if you do the theater ride, I would say it would be about two hours, but if you don't do it probably an hour and a half.

所以我想說，如果你去這裡參觀，嗯，計劃在那裡花兩個小時的時間，特別是如果你做劇院的旅程，我會說這將是大約兩個小時，但如果你不做，可能是一個半小時。

Um and if you do the tour will probably 2.5 hours Actually, that's what paul said, it would probably be 2.5 hours total visiting time if you do the tour and I think the tour would be good.

如果你參加旅行團，可能會有2.5個小時 實際上，這就是保羅所說的，如果你參加旅行團，總參觀時間可能是2.5個小時，我認為旅行團會很好。

We just didn't have the time to do it.

我們只是沒有時間來做這件事。

So Krystal, were you positively impacted.

那麼克里斯托爾，你是否受到了積極的影響。

Alright, I was positively impacted in this place.