understand the uestion.
Where do you want to fly?
Uranium for example.This unbelievable story
started on the 13th of April, 1984.
A pupil of the 6th form,
of the school number 20, Kolya
Gerasimov,
who was going to buy some kefir,
met his classmate Fima Korolyov.
Fima shares with his secret.
One mysterious stranger
hides herself in an old house.
This mystery must be solved.
Kolya and Fima follow the stranger.
To their surprise,
there's no one in the house.
On the way out Kolya finds a
basement.
In the basement
he finds the time machine.
But Kolya doesn't know that it's
the time machine and he switches it
on.
And that leads to a dramatic seuel.
That means if you find a time
machine
never switch it on
without adults' permission.
Kolya finds himself
into the future,
where he meets
a kind and romantic robot Verter,
who works in the Institute of Time.
Verter tells Kolya
that he's in the end of the 21st
century.
And the stranger works in that
Institute too and her name is Polina.
She's an expert in the 20th century.
Kolya asks Verter to look at the
future and help him to get to
Kosmodrome.
If Kolya assumed that his act
could lead to unbelievable
adventures
he'd hurry home,
but Kolya doesn't assume anything
and starts to meet the star
expedition.
THE VISITOR FROM THE FUTURE
PART 2
Do you have tickets to the Moon?
The registration and boarding
to the Moon's flight has finished.
I really need it.
The registration and boarding
to the Moon's flight has finished.
Okay, any ticket,
somewhere where I could fly
immediately to.
Didn't understand the uestion.
Where do you want to fly?
Uranium for example.
What's the purpose?
My aunt works there.
Go to the Academy of Science.
Tickets to Uranium
can be booked only for scientists.
Okay, any ticket. Please.
You don't understand me, do you?
Boarding passengers for Kosmoflight
''Comrade'', Moscow - Luna port,
proceed to Kosmodrome 4.
The Kosmoplane leaves at 12:26.
What are you doing?
Don't you understand?
We're working.
Be more specific.
We're launching the satellite.
This is our out-of-class work.
- What model?
- Just a satellite.
Don't you have
satellite classes in your school?
- I'm from Kanatopa.
- So what?
Do you have hard sky in Kanatopa?
It's liuid.
You've got a nice satellite.
We have friends in an Australian
school.
We want to have
a constant connection with them.
- Are you going to the airfield?
- Yes, we are, but not all.
Yes, I see.
Hold on, why are you asking
uestions?
No reason.
I'll tell guys in my school about it.
We'll lunch satellites to New
Zealand.
- Why?
- Nothing.
There was someone like you from
a kindergarten, he got to a
passenger flight.
We found him at the last minute.
He would've died.
He was just stupid.
If I decided to fly, I would never
use a passenger flight for that.
- What would you use?
- A post flight. They're being
heated.
How to distinguish a passenger
flight from a post one?
It's very easy. There's a sign.
Bye, Kanatopian.
No, Mikhail Ivanovich, of course we
can.
We have notes here.
- You said it's here?
- Yes.
Nothing's here. Mikhail Ivanovich,
it's 16 containers with Plutonium.
600 kilograms of diamond.
Where is it?
I think it's in the third hall.
Let's take a look.
Let's look in the third hall.
How long are we gonna search?
Mikhail Ivanovich,
it's not a needle in a haystack, is it?
No, Mikhail Ivanovich, no excuses.
Everything's noted here: 18
containers with Plutonium, 600
kilograms of diamonds.
Where is it?
And what do unauthorized people
do here?
Where?
Here.
Excuse me.
Polina.
You're wonderful.
I always knew that my son's got a
taste.
- Mister Pavel!
- My young friend!
- Have you been to the Moon?
- No, they don't let me fly there.
But I was downstairs.
You wanted to steal up?
No, no. I saw strange creatures
there.
What creatures?
They came out from crates
and almost killed me.
Dear Kolya,
your