Juno Reactor
Feel the Universe
- [sample] 00:07 - I feel the universe functioning... I feel the universe functioning perfectly.
- [source] - The Doors: (Oliver Stone, 1991) Kyle MacLachlan (as Ray Manzarek)
Guardian Angel
- [sample] 00:24 - If there's anything you want, anything at all... Come to me... I'll be your guardian angel.
- [source] - The Swimmer: (Frank Perry, 1968) Burt Lancaster (as Ned Merrill) talking to Julie.
Note: Thanks to an anonymous contributor for locating the source of this sample.
God is God
- [sample] 00:57 - You shall see hail fall from a clear sky. You shall see darkness... God is God.
- [source] - The Ten Commandments: (Cecil B. DeMille, 1956) Charlton Heston (as Moses)
- [sample] 03:50 - You shall see.. good.. and evil. You shall see.. bitter waters. You shall see.. laws of life.
- [source] - The Ten Commandments: (Cecil B. DeMille, 1956) Charlton Heston (as Moses) Note: order of speach has been edited.
High Energy Protons
- [sample] 00:33 - You're going to have a wonderful trip.
- [source] - Local Hero: (Bill Forsyth, 1983) Burt Lancaster (as Felix Happer)
- [sample] 01:37 - Everything is going extremely well.
- [source] - 2001: A Space Odyssey (Stanley Kubrick, 1968) Douglas Rain (as a HAL9000)
- [sample] 01:48 - You're the brain and central nervous system.
- [source] - 2001: A Space Odyssey (Stanley Kubrick, 1968) Kenneth Kendall (as the BBC-12 announcer)
- [sample] 02:57 - High energy protons spilling over into our atmosphere.
- [source] - Local Hero: (Bill Forsyth, 1983) Jenny Seagrove (as Marina)
Ice Cube
- [sample] 03:54 - The ice-cube crumbles!
- [source] - Batman (original TV): "Instant Freeze", (Season 1, Episode 7, 1966) George Sanders (as Mr. Freeze)
Labyrinth
- [sample] 01:13 - The mind is a labyrinth.
- [source] - Hellraiser II: Hellbound (Tony Randel, 1988) Kenneth Cranham (as Dr. Philip Channard)
Landing
- [sample] 03:31 - So long as the Universe had a beginning, we could suppose it had a creator. But if the universe is completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, it would neither be created nor destroyed, it would simply be.
- [source] - A Brief History of Time: (Errol Morris, 1991) Stephen Hawking describing the Universe.
Luna-Tic
- [sample] 00:16 - I was strolling on the Moon one day... in the merry, merry month of... May... December. No, May! May. May's the month this year. May. That's right. May is the year, the month... When much to my surprise, a pair of bonny eyes... be-doop-doo-doo...
- [source] - NASA: (Apollo 17) Harrison "Jack" Schmitt and Eugene Cernan (Astronauts), on the Moon.
- [sample] 00:36 - Hello Orion, this is Houston. Hi there. We lost you for a while. Yeah, we sure did.
- [source] - NASA: (Apollo 16) Anthony England (Support crew, on Earth) and John W. Young on the Moon.
- [sample] 02:41 - (unintelligible)
- [source] - Unknown: Do you know?
- [sample] 02:49 - Hurling your bodies out into the void!
- [source] - Flash Gordon: (Mike Hodges, 1980) Max von Sydow (as Emperor Ming)
Man to Ray
- [sample] 00:20 - He knows the moon. He knows the stars. He knows the Milky Way.
- [source] - The Right Stuff: (Philip Kaufman, 1983) David Gulpilil (as an Australian Aborigine)
- [sample] 04:03 - It sure looks beautiful. God! Sometimes I wish I could stay up here... (unintelligible)... Quebec Seven Niner, request secure voice channel.
- [source] - Final Approach: (Eric Steven Stahl, 1991) James Sikking (as Col. Jason Halsey) and unknown voice over radio - Do you know?
Rotorblade
- [sample] 00:43 - It's daylight so you might want to put your visors down.
- [source] - NASA: (STS-61) Space Shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Telescope. Likely the voice of Lead Flight Director, Milt Heflin.
- [sample] 03:50 - Some thoughts have a certain sound.
- [source] - Dune: (David Lynch, 1984) Kyle MacLachlan (as Paul Muad'Dib Atreides)
- [sample] 04:21 - Precise control.
- [source] - Dune: (David Lynch, 1984) Patrick Stewart (as Gurney Halleck)
Note: Thanks to Jose for discovering that the sample at 00:43 was from STS-61.
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