[Music] So, this is your neighborhood, huh? Appreciate you meeting with us. Thank you, Dr. Paul. We'd like to get to the bottom of this just as much as you would. Thank you, doctor. Uh, great. Let me uh, introduce you to pros. It's a pleasure to meet you, pro. I'm Dr. Becker. Uh, this is Dr. Flynn, Drs. Patel and Hessler. Doctor, doctor, doctor. How many doctors are there on this planet? [Laughter] [Music] Oh. [Music] Feel at home. We found your notes quite interesting, Prot, and we'd like to ask you some questions if that's all right. Be my guest. Good, then I'll jump right in. Make sure you can swim. Yes. Well, let's start with this idea of light travel, shall we? What can you tell us about that? Absolutely nothing. If I told you, you'd blow yourselves up or worse, someone else. You'd be surprised how much energy is in a beam of light. Well, then maybe you could show us how this light travel works. You mean a demonstration? That would be

fine adios aloha. When are you gonna? I'm already back. [Laughter] See where I come from, pro. That's called the fastest gun in the west routine. Well, I don't come from where you come from, Dr. Becker. Uh, pro, you've indicated in your notes that your planet Capex orbits around the twin stars Agape and Satori near the constellation Lyra. Well, frankly, we were a bit mystified as to how you gained knowledge of such a planetary system around these stars. Well, Professor, where I come from, that's common knowledge. This was taken from the Hubble. We've computer-enhanced it based on Dr. Patel's readings from telescopes in Chile, in Hawaii. It's the clearest picture we have of where you come from. What we'd like is if you could diagram on the light pad the orbital pattern that your planet takes through this system. My pleasure. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] I think that's right.

Stephen, could you input that already on it? [Music] [Applause] What's going on? [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I take it my calculations help explain the perturbations you've been seeing in the rotation pattern of your binary star [Music] but have been unable to explain until this moment [Music] How could you know this? How could you? Every capacion knows this just as every child on earth knows that your planet revolves around your sun. It's common knowledge, isn't it? [Music] What um what happened in there? I mean you it could be a savant you know they're they're savants who have painted flawless copies of Rembrandts who couldn't even remember their own names. You don't believe him, Steve? I don't know what I believe, Mark, but I know what I saw.

K-PAX (2001) - Prot Diagrams Orbital Pattern K-PAX Takes Through Its Star System

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