Thomas Edison's Secret Lab Season 1 Episode 103 The Eagle Has Landed
- October 1, 2015
Thomas Edison's Secret Lab season 1 episode 103, titled "The Eagle Has Landed," begins with Angie and Kent exploring the lab and discovering a new invention: a lunar module that can go to the moon. The group is excited to test it out, but Thomas Edison is hesitant to allow it because it could be dangerous. However, the group convinces him that they can handle it, and they set off on their adventure.
Once they arrive on the moon, they discover that it is not what they expected it to be. Instead of a desolate landscape, they find a thriving ecosystem full of fascinating creatures. The group is fascinated by the new creatures and begins to explore further.
As they travel, they discover a cave full of minerals that they believe are valuable. However, just as they start to mine the minerals, they discover that they are being watched by an alien creature. The group is frightened but decides to stay calm and not disturb the creature.
As they watch the creature, they notice that it is intelligent and seems to be curious about them as well. They decide to approach it and attempt to communicate. The creature doesn't speak their language, but they quickly realize that it communicates through a series of clicks and whistles.
The group spends several hours communicating with the creature and learning about its society. They discover that the creature's society is built around cooperation and that they only take what they need from the environment. They also find out that they have a great respect for the moon and its resources.
Just as they are beginning to feel comfortable with the creature and its society, they overhear a group of humans trying to steal the minerals from the cave. The group is outraged and decides to confront the humans. They quickly realize that the humans are also from Earth and are attempting to take the minerals back to their planet.
The group attempts to reason with the humans and explain the importance of cooperation and respect for the environment. However, the humans are not interested and only care about the potential profit they could make by selling the minerals. The group is left with no choice but to try and stop the humans from taking the minerals.
After a few tense moments, the humans are convinced to leave the minerals and return to Earth. The group is relieved and happy that they were able to protect the creature's society.
As they leave the moon and return to Earth, the group reflects on what they have learned. They realize that cooperation and respect for the environment are essential not only on the moon but also on Earth. They make a promise to always remember this lesson and to do their part to protect the environment.
Overall, "The Eagle Has Landed" is an exciting and engaging episode that teaches valuable lessons about cooperation, respect, and protecting the environment. With its engaging storyline and memorable characters, it is sure to captivate audiences of all ages and inspire them to make a difference in the world.
