A screening of the Japanese documentary “Pale Blue Dot"

Name: A screening of the Japanese documentary “Pale Blue Dot"
Start: 2026-06-12T18:30:00+08:00
End: 2026-06-12T18:30:00+08:00
Location: JECCWA:Block D, Tuart College

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“Pale Blue Dot〜When You Smile” （English subtitles)
“Pale Blue Dot” is the photo of the Earth from the furthest distance 6 billion kilometers away, last captured by NASA Voyager 1, launched in 1977. The pale blue color is the trajectory reflected by water. In this ray of light shining in the pitch black darkness, we continued to live in laughter and sorrow, singing, and sometimes fighting. “Pale Blue Dot” asks us of only one thing. No matter how much science and technology advances, we must remain humble towards nature, the universe, and lives. In this film, following what we learn from the nature of the universe, and through the words of scientists and religious leaders, we would like to touch and feel the life and soul in the trajectory reflected by "water".

「Pale Blue Dot」(ペイルブルードット)と呼ばれる一枚の写真があります。それは、60億キロ離れた彼方からNASA宇宙船ボイジャーが見た地球の姿。淡い青は「水」が映し出す軌跡。漆黒の闇に輝くこの一粒の光の中で私たちは笑い、歌い、争い、涙し、そして生き続けてきました。「Pale Blue Dot」が、我々に問いかけるもの、、、本作では、森羅万象の姿に習い、科学者、宗教者の発する言葉を借り「水」が映す軌跡に命、魂を感じ、その姿に触れていきたいと思います。