In other words, we'd have to stop exploiting the best policy we'd found so far which is this one and start exploring, to see if maybe there's a better policy.

Now, no one will argue that we don't have robots.

Now we have to get through the ice.

Instead you get near it.

Robotic rover

Tremendous and beautiful discovery.

We have a device.

And, among other things, they're looking for dark matter.

So one of the tools that we use to sample the deep ocean are remotely operated vehicles.

Europa is so far away that even at the speed of light, it would take more than an hour for the command just to reach the vehicle.

The first question is this.

So, there must be underwater hot springs.

Light detection and ranging.

Attention, robot probes!

Send a robot probe!

Send another probe at once!

In order to get something better, we have to really understand what's going on with our exploration, versus exploitation.

We're gonna go find Hancock... and get your power back.

We'll jump to another sector and start the search all over again.

When is it worth exploring to try to find something better for the long term even though we know that exploring is going to hurt us in the short term?

Actually, I was looking for Agent Gibbs.

What we rely on is not an incomplete system.

I retasked S.T.A.R. Labs' satellite to scan the area for incendiary devices.

I didn't bring a warrant with me, Mrs. Palmer.

Well, we're going to be sending robotic missions to Mars

leader of, captain of the ship, and all that sort of thing.

I was fortunate to join NASA and successfully propose an experiment to fly to Venus.

Well, there's also another program, in another agency within our government, in ocean exploration.

Our country has two exploration programs.

Here we have Juno on its cruise to Jupiter, there.

What do you see coming up?

An imperial probe droid.

Her resistance to the mind probe is considerable.

If I remove a is a 2, we'll still see the exception down here in baldr is baldr a.

So we have to figure out what's the right trade off?

What's also not often said about the space exploration, about the Apollo program, is the economic contribution it made.

And we stole recently a ship from the United States Navy.

We stumbled on it, looking for some missing heat.

Chemical rockets provide too much thrust, too much push.

Meyer is looking for a new investigator.

We're here to find the person your department couldn't, Detective, the one helping Jigsaw and Amanda Young.

Fifty years ago, the journey to find answers took a different path and SETl, the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, began.

We're only going to handle ( ), ( ), and numbers for now.

But that leaves a real riddle.

Well you may see the impact already now.