melodysheep《The Case for Mars》[MP3_LRC]

[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com  [00:02.48]Singers: [00:02.83]Carl Edward Sagan [00:03.74]Brian Edward Cox [00:04.60]Robert Zubrin [00:05.26]Penelope Boston [00:06.17]Zubrin: [00:09.77]Mars is the next logical step [00:12.41]In our space program [00:13.97]It's the challenge that's been staring us in the face [00:16.75]For the past 30 years [00:18.22]It has water, it has carbon, [00:21.00]It has a 24-hour day [00:23.33]It has geothermal energy [00:25.81]Mars is a place we can settle [00:27.89]Sagan: [00:27.95]There is a giant rift in its surface [00:30.63]5,000 kilometers long [00:32.63]There is a volcano as wide as Arizona [00:36.93]Zubrin: [00:37.59]So there's the choice in life [00:39.56]One either grows or one decays [00:42.15]Grow or die [00:44.06]I think we should grow [00:46.44]Sagan: [00:47.00]Mars is a world of wonders [00:51.29]Cox: [00:51.50]It has canyons, river valleys, [00:53.70]And giant ice sheets [00:56.38]Sagan: [00:56.53]Mars is a world of wonders [01:00.68]Zubrin: [01:00.93]It shouldn't be humans to Mars in 50 years [01:03.28]It should be humans to Mars in 10 [01:09.97]We either muster the courage to go [01:12.64]Or we risk the possibility of stagnation and decay [01:15.11]We've got cosmic radiation [01:16.48]Zero gravity [01:17.59]Martian dust storms [01:19.01]Back contamination [01:21.08]But these are dragons that we can take on [01:24.57]Sagan: [01:24.72]In our time we have sifted [01:26.74]The sands of Mars [01:29.38]Established a presence there [01:31.24]And fulfilled a century of dreams [01:34.02]Cox: [01:34.32]The Mars rovers have really [01:36.40]Captured our imaginations [01:38.57]They genuinely are explorers [01:41.20]In the old-fashioned sense [01:43.61]Zubrin: [01:44.77]If you put out a call [01:47.04]For volunteers for the first crew to Mars [01:49.77]They'd be lined up coast to coast [01:52.99]Sagan: [01:53.16]Mars is a world of wonders [01:56.99]Cox: [01:57.19]It has canyons, river valleys, [01:59.73]And giant ice sheets [02:02.20]Sagan: [02:02.46]Mars is a world of wonders [02:06.39]Zubrin: [02:06.83]It shouldn't be humans to Mars in 50 years [02:09.05]It should be humans to Mars in 10 [02:21.15]Cox: [02:21.71]Mars is a dry frozen version of our home [02:25.76]Covered in red dust and sand [02:30.77]Boston: [02:31.17]At one time [02:32.79]In the ancient past [02:35.07]Mars was very similar [02:37.35]To the conditions of early earth [02:39.83]Zubrin: [02:40.03]There will always be people with new ideas [02:42.21]On how humans should live together [02:44.18]Cox: [02:44.38]We now have "eyes" and "ears" on the surface [02:48.98]Zubrin: [02:49.34]What's left after you go is [02:51.62]The good you've left behind [02:53.95]You have to believe in hope [02:56.33]You have to believe in the future [02:59.36]There are more and more people coming around to the point of view that [03:03.66]A positive future for humanity requires human expansion to space [03:08.09]Sagan: [03:08.29]Mars is a world of wonders [03:12.48]Cox: [03:12.68]It has canyons, river valleys, [03:15.24]And giant ice sheets [03:17.34]Sagan: [03:17.64]Mars is a world of wonders [03:21.79]Zubrin: [03:22.05]It shouldn't be humans to Mars in 50 years [03:24.27]It should be humans to Mars in 10 [03:29.84]Sagan: [03:31.42]This is a world of wonders [03:36.62]Zubrin: [03:37.51]We're at a crossroads today [03:39.96]We either muster the courage to go [03:42.23]Or we risk the possibility of stagnation and decay