Fixies go to Fixie schools And study to be masters.
There's so much they need to learn To save us from disasters!
There isn't one appliance That they don't know about,
But if you meet a Fixie, please, Don't let their secret out!
The Antenna
Wow! Is this cool, or what?!
Hello there little Fixies!
Did you come to see what I'm working on?
Professor Eugenius, tell us what you're planning on doing with this huge thing.
Well, I hope to use this fantastic device to make contact with aliens.
Since ancient times people have wondered: is there life on other planets?
What might aliens from outer space look like?
And what kind of spaceships do they travel in?
There are some people who say that they’ve seen alien spaceships
and that they look like flying saucers.
There are even some people who say they've actually made contact with aliens!
But personally, I'm sure it’s just their fantasy.
And science hasn’t been able to prove any of these stories either.
The one story that makes me laugh harder than all of the rest
comes from a guy who claims that he saw aliens with his own eyes.
Can you believe it?
He said that there was a group of tiny aliens that looked like humans with glowing hair.
It seems to me that this guy just happened to spot a few Fixies
who weren't able to hide from him in time.
It's ready!
And now what?
If the aliens are out there flying by the Earth,
they'll see this plate, get hungry, and come for food?
Aliens don't need a plate like this, silly,
when they've got plates that fly - flying saucers!
You're both silly.
This thing isn't a plate at all, it’s an antenna!
Antenna?!
Antennas help people receive radio signals.
They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes:
like this,
this,
or this.
To pick up a signal that's very weak,
powerful antennas that are shaped like large dishes work the best of all.
When radio waves hit the dish,
the waves all bounce off it
and gather together into one point.
This makes the signal stronger and clearer.
The most powerful dish antennas can even pick up signals from outer space!
Nolik, stop! You’ll burn yourself!
Don't treat me like a baby boy, OK?
Oh, interesting. I wonder what’s inside of there. Do you know?
Why don't we go and take a look!
I was only trying to help him out!
No need, Nolik. The soldering iron is way too hot,
and I'm practically all done here.
Then let’s start looking for those aliens in outer space!
Just one second, Nolik!
And now…
Digit!
Here we go.
Nolik, Simka, let’s see if we can pick up signals from outer space!
What do you think?
Is it night right now where the aliens live? What if they're sleeping?
Quit bothering the professor with your nonsense!
Let us out right now! Can't you hear us?
Please, let us out!
I'm afraid there is no way they can here us from this far away.
- I can't hear any signals. - It's just sounds like static.
Be patient, you guys, and keep listening.
Digit! We all know how clever you are!
Can't you think of a way out of here?
I think I got it, Toola!
You stay there!
I'll use a special code I know to send a signal that we're in trouble!
Wait a second! Do you hear that?!
Could it be a signal from the aliens?
Hurrah!
This is sensational!
It means that somewhere in the cosmos are intelligent forms of life!
Three dots, three dashes, three dots…
Oh! It's Morse code!
It’s a signal for help that they're sending!
You don't think the aliens are in trouble, do you?
Yeah, I think so.
And who do you think they learned Morse Code from out there?
Yeah... That's strange.
There are hardly any Fixies that know that code.
Digit does!
And where is he, you know?
And where's Toola?
Well-well, I think I know exactly with which aliens we made contact.
I think I know it too, Professor.
Lower the antenna.
Greetings to you, o extraterrestrial visitors!
Hi there.
It's good to be back.
What a shame!
I was really hoping that we'd find intelligent life forms out there.
It’s alright!
At least we found two unintelligent ones!
Can you believe that Fixies are Such itty-bitty creatures?
Even when they’re magnified It’s hard to see their features.
They’re tiny, infinitesimal, So small it makes you doubt.
But if you meet a Fixie, please, Don’t let their secret out!
The Scale
Chewsocka! That's enough already!
But what if it's something important?
Come on, she’s just a dog!
They say that cats and dogs have a sixth sense that we don't have.
What's that?
Well, they feel all sorts of things that we humans don't!
I better let her in.
“Mom and I will be home before dinner."
"Please remember to give Chewsocka her food."
"Love, Dad.”
How could I have forgotten this. I just can't believe it!
You believe in a sixth sense now, don't you!
Uh-huh!
Only it looks like for Chewsocka it’s a sense of hunger!
How much food should I give her?
Look, it's all written on that chart.
For each kilogram of the dog’s weight
serve one leveled scoop at every feeding.
I got it.
How many scoops is Chewsocka?
Oops! I mean how many kilograms?
I don’t know!
Then what should we do?
You don't know?
We’ll weigh Chewsocka, that's what we'll do!
With what?
With a scale!
There's one standing in your dad’s office.
You’re right! Let's go.
I was wondering,
does it bother your mom that only your dad has his own office, and not her?
No. Mom says she's got her own office.
It's called the kitchen.
Hey look! There's the scale.
Did you know that humans have had scales like this
for more than seven thousand years?
If we want to find out how much something weighs,
we need to compare it with something that we already know the weight of.
Let’s say you need to weigh a watermelon.
You put it on the scale’s pan and it drops down.
Now you keep adding weights to the other side until the two sides balance.
Well, this one is too heavy.
But this one is just right.
Since the weight is 10 kilograms,
it means that the watermelon weighs 10 kilos.
And that's just how simply a scale works.
Well, should we start?
Chewsocka!
Right, like she’s going to come running!
How are you going to get her away from that bag?
I know how to get her!
Here! Hold this little piece of food while I weigh her!
This maybe little,
but it's way too heavy!
Just hang on!
Please, hurry up!
Come on!
Hurry up!
Done.
Her weight is two kilograms.
OK, now we can feed Chewsocka.
Chewsocka weighs two kilograms,
so two cups will be just right then.
Do you think that you can feed your pets any kind of food at all?
Oh no!
For them to be healthy, pets, just like humans, need to have a nutritious diet.
Today, there are special pet foods for birds, fish, dogs, cats, and all sorts of other pets.
These foods are made with everything your pets need to stay healthy.
Like meat, fish, fruits, grains, vegetables, and vitamins!
These kinds of foods give pets a well-balanced diet.
And there's no need to cook them.
They are ready to eat.
Just pour them in a bowl and your dog well be happy.
And so will your cat,
and your bird, and your fish too!
Just be careful not to mix them up!
Because what's good for a fish isn't good for a dog!
Each animal needs its own special food.
Stop!
What's wrong?
What's wrong? You have to take out a piece!
She ate one already!
Alright.
So, that sixth sense, you still think it's true, right?
What did you bring that for?
Oh! Mom is calling!
No way!
How could she know it would ring?
I knew that Chewsocka had it!
Hello!
It was the sixth sense, wasn't it?