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I's a beautiful
sunny afternoon

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here in the Cowboy state.

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We've got partly cloudy skies
clearing by sundown

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and for you stargazers tonight,

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the Geminid meteor shower
is set to put on

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a once-in-a-lifetime show
between 6:00 pm and 2:00 am.

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So set your sights to the
North-Northeast high in the sky.

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The National Weather
Service says temps

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could dip into the mid-60s,

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so you have a beautiful night
to sit out with a sweetheart,

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kick back, and put
something on the grill.

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And her's a fun fact from
Wyoming's Meteor Research Center

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at Hopkin's Air Force base:

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only twice in
the showe's history

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have we seen a shower lasting
longer than two hours,

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and this one goes late,
late into the night,

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so it sounds like i's
going to be quite a show.

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Don't go to bed early!

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And I did't know this, but our
weather guy is saying to me

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that these falling stars
are actually debris from

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an asteroid that orbits the sun
every year-and-a half...

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I's named... how do you
pronounce this?

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"Fay-eh-thoon?"
Phaethon, is that it?

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Sounds close enough.

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So, we wo't be able
to see that tonight but

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plenty of shooting stars will
be dancing across the sky.

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Keep it cool, keep it fun,
keep it safe.

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Definitely be ready
for a fireworks display

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from Mother Nature to go
with your rock n roll.

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Currently 68 degrees and a
jam-packed line-up at KYOS...

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What began as excitement
has turned to concern

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in rural Wyoming this morning.

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Reports have been flooding
in from NORAD

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and the International
Space Station

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of some unusual activity
related to a meteor shower

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mostly-viewable
in the Northern U .S.

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Observatories around the
world are coordinating efforts

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to assure the meteor that
made ground late yesterday

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was one isolated incident.

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Mount Wilson Observatory
in Southern California

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is closely monitoring
a group of 58 meteors.

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They want to reassure the public
that there is at this point

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no cause for alarm and that
they are keeping a close eye

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- on the shower as it intensifies.
- Notches road, Notches road.

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Let me know when you see it.

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Stand by for more
breaking news and reports

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here on KYOS Wyoming.

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Next dirt road on the right.

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Why do meteors always land
in the middle of nowhere?

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I hate those country roads.

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I think we are here.

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100 years, 'm like,

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my great-grandfather
built that barn, you know?

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I's all I have.
I's all the money I have.

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Let's see what
we got here, huh?

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Well, let's go say hi.

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How you doing, guys?

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Hello. Hi, hi.

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Officer Pritchard.

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- Nice to meet you.
- Kurt.

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Yeah, at first I thought
it was a jet

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from the Air Force Base
that caught on fire

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or maybe it was a missile
that flew out of control.

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But until we got your call
to shelter in place,

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this town was in a panic.

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Yeah, well,
tha's understandable.

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A meteor traveling
10 times the speed of sound

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will frighten anybody.

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So are you the poor woman that
just got her house destroyed?

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- Yeah.
- Uh, yeah.

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She was pretty shook up,
but she keeps mentioning

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how happy she is
that you guys are located

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just a couple miles up the road.

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Yeah, are you the folks
that study the, uh, UFOs?

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Uh, no.
We actually study meteors.

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Meredith, this
is Dr. Kurt Siegel.

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H's from the base.
H's their lead meteorologist.

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Tha's for weather, Brian.

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Actually, w're
called meteorists.

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Those weather people
claimed that cool name,

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unfortunately,
so here we are.

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Oh, yeah.
I mean, this was my house.

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I just put
in fresh juniper bushes.

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That explosion
even fried my radio.

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So do you mind
if we go ahead

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and take a closer
look at things?

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Yeah, feel free.
I's a sad sight. Come on.

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All right, this way.
Watch your step.

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Just got to go around here.

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There's too much damage
on the other side.

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All right now.
Watch your step here.

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I's kinda tricky.

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- Here.
- Okay.

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All right.
So it came from right over here

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and crashed the top of my house
and landed right over there.

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Go ahead.

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Here, watch yourself.
Watch it.

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All right.
Watch your step.

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Watch yourself.

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Look at that.

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Well, this does't make sense.

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What?

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The size of it.
I's way too big.

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Why?
What did you expect?

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About a fraction of this.

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Tha's about six foot.

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What do you think, Mara?

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If this was the size
of an actual missile,

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what would it do?

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Well, Geminids travel what?

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20,000 or 30,000 miles an hour?

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Tha's right.

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Okay.

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Well, even without a payload,
a small ICBM

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would generate the force
equivalent to a ton of TNT.

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I mean, this size...

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Speed?

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This whole town should be gone.

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Shit.

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How do you explain that, doc?

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I'm not sure.
The only plausible explanation

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is that this meteor
was traveling

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at a much slower speed than
it should have.

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W'll need a second opinion
on this.

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I gotta make a call.

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Hey, Gwen, it's Siegel.

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Yes, 'm at that crash site.

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There are a few things
that just don't add up here.

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I think we could really
use your expertise.

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Oh, you're on your way?
Good.

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Because I need you and Beth
down here STAT

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to run some element profiles.

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I can't figure out
for the life of me

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how this thing survived
the atmosphere...

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or if there will be more.

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W're gonna need to dig
into this thing.

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I hope you have
your field kit.

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Okay, see you in a minute.

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She asked if we could take
the helicopter to save time.

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And I told her
w're not breaking

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transport protocol ever again.

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Please do't tell me
you taught her

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how to fly a helicopter.

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I had a heart attack
when I found out

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you taught her
how to fly a jet.

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Boy, I wish I had
a chauffer to fly me around

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in a helicopter.

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Title's Heavy Weapons Analyst.

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But, yeah, I can
get people where they need to go

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from time to time.

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Especially if they wanna
blow stuff up.

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My apologies.

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To be fair, I did teach Gwen
the basics of flying an F-35.

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And I told her
the next time w're up,

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she can take the controls.

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So is Michael coming with her?

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Michael? No.

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I's just her and Beth.

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- The're here.
- Yeah.

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Gwen, I understand
your husban's

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a hot shot colonel
now at the base.

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But we do still need you in
the field from time to time.

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Sorry I'm late.
Beth is with us today.

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Beth, good to see you.

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Yeah. So, no, I'm late
because I had to start

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the spectral imaging process.

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I told you that
was unnecessary, Gwen.

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My predictive models call
this a meteor shower.

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Yeah, well, we should
talk about that.

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Yeah, we should.

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- You gotta take a look at this.
- Okay.

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Kurt, did you happen
to see all those dead birds

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in the drive in this morning?

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Yeah. Tha's not uncommon
in a meteor shower.

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Yeah, no,
but it seemed different.

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Gwen, what is it?

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Beth, would you mind
giving us a moment?

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Thanks.

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Kurt, I'm telling you,
I'm concerned

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about this meteor
cloud's density.

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If four objects aggregated
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it could indicate
something much larger,

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more dangerous that's
affecting them.

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Gwen, I understand
you're being cautious

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because of Russia but I ran
a complete threat matrix

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and everything looked fine.

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Yeah, but what
if we were wrong about

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Phaeton's disappearance
in that solar storm?

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After that asteroid's
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it never came back out
from behind the sun.

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That was the biggest solar
shower in decades.

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Unless we just ca't see it.

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Can't see it.
Gwen, no.

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Gwen, come on.
The crate's this way.

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Beth?

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So, Gwen, Beth,
this is Brian

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and next to him is Meredith,
the unfortunate home owner.

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Hey, Brian, Meredith, this
is our lead astrophysicist.

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Oh, my God!
Gwen Armstrong!

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I read all about you
in Wired Magazine.

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Looks like you have a fan.

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Oh, God, 'm so sorry
about what happened to those

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poor people who got injured
in Chelyabinsk, Russia.

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Thank you.

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I've read every single
one of your books. Seriously.

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When I saw it happen on
TV after your prediction,

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I felt so sad, you know?

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And it said that the U.S.
got the coordinates

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completely wrong.

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And by the time they warned the
Russians, it was just too late.

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Was that you?

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Were you the one who got the
coordinates completely wrong?

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That was me.

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I'm sorry.
Sorry that it happened.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for your kind words.

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Hey, Brian, Meredith?

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Can I borrow you guys
for a second?

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I want you to tell me all
about what you saw

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when that meteor struck, yeah?

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Hey, Mara, why do't
you go radio base

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and tell them w'll be here
about another hour?

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Copy that.

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You okay?

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Yeah.

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I just want to get this sample.

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But if 'm being
completely honest...

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this whole Russia thing
is still haunting me.

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Sorry.

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I don't mean to dump
all of this on you.

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I know yo're here
just to learn.

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Uh... Dr. Armstrong?

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Mm-hm?

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I don't mean
to overstep my bounds.

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But for what it's worth,

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your theories are taught
all over the world.

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Your husband, Michael,
just got promoted

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for helping redesign
a nuclear launch system

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and you get to work
with him every day.

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If I even had a fraction
of those things,

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I'd think my life
was pretty incredible.

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Thank you, for all of that.

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Okay, i's time to focus
on the task at hand, huh?

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All right.

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So I need you to put these on.

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I want you to monitor the meteor
cloud as I take the sample.

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I've never done this before.

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You said you want to work
in this industry, right?

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Absolutely.

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Well, right now we need
to make sure that

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this meteor shower
isn't a meteor storm

254
00:13:29.092 --> 00:13:31.395
or something more dangerous.

255
00:13:32.396 --> 00:13:35.265
Okay, put these on.

256
00:13:36.935 --> 00:13:38.002
I'll walk you through it.

257
00:13:39.503 --> 00:13:42.504
Okay, so the first setting
is just your basic telescope

258
00:13:42.506 --> 00:13:44.474
that you look
through the lens.

259
00:13:47.711 --> 00:13:50.412
The second rendering
closes the aperture

260
00:13:50.414 --> 00:13:52.247
and gives you a
real VR rendering

261
00:13:52.249 --> 00:13:55.283
from the Pentagon's database
in real time.

262
00:13:55.285 --> 00:13:57.487
Here you go.
Try that on.

263
00:13:59.256 --> 00:14:02.591
Oh, wow!
This is incredible!

264
00:14:02.593 --> 00:14:04.961
I's like 'm standing
above earth's orbit.

265
00:14:04.963 --> 00:14:06.996
Yeah. Pretty cool.

266
00:14:06.998 --> 00:14:08.764
And the third setting
just freezes the frame

267
00:14:08.766 --> 00:14:10.599
and gives you
an interactive model.

268
00:14:10.601 --> 00:14:12.902
But you don't need to worry
about that right now.

269
00:14:12.904 --> 00:14:14.904
What I need from you is
to tell me if you see

270
00:14:14.906 --> 00:14:17.372
meteor dust in the center
of that meteor cloud or

271
00:14:17.374 --> 00:14:20.508
if it's something solid
like an object.

272
00:14:20.510 --> 00:14:24.346
Oh, it kind of just
looks like a blob,

273
00:14:24.348 --> 00:14:27.215
like it keeps shifting
and changing around.

274
00:14:27.217 --> 00:14:28.884
But I can't really focus on it.

275
00:14:28.886 --> 00:14:30.518
Okay.

276
00:14:30.520 --> 00:14:32.387
Well, reach out your hand

277
00:14:32.389 --> 00:14:35.457
and pull up the menu bar
on the right hand side.

278
00:14:35.459 --> 00:14:38.126
Squeeze your wrist
and open it up, okay?

279
00:14:38.128 --> 00:14:41.797
And what is the density in the
center of that meteor cloud?

280
00:14:41.799 --> 00:14:45.003
Um, six objects
per square mile.

281
00:14:55.545 --> 00:14:56.444
Six?

282
00:14:56.446 --> 00:14:58.049
Yes, it says six.

283
00:15:01.786 --> 00:15:03.385
Do you remember
how to do a process?

284
00:15:03.387 --> 00:15:04.787
Yeah, I can do that.

285
00:15:04.789 --> 00:15:06.490
Okay, okay.

286
00:15:09.593 --> 00:15:12.130
Okay.
There you go.

287
00:15:17.701 --> 00:15:20.168
Hey, Gwen?
Wha's the ETA on that sample?

288
00:15:20.170 --> 00:15:23.571
Uh, 30 seconds.

289
00:15:23.573 --> 00:15:25.440
Okay.

290
00:15:25.442 --> 00:15:28.209
I don't understand why
he keeps rushing you.

291
00:15:28.211 --> 00:15:30.245
Maybe if he'd given
you more time on

292
00:15:30.247 --> 00:15:31.847
your spectral imaging
theory in Russia,

293
00:15:31.849 --> 00:15:33.851
all of those people would't
have gotten hurt.

294
00:15:35.352 --> 00:15:39.721
No. I had enough time.

295
00:15:39.723 --> 00:15:41.824
But your spectral
imaging theory revolutionized

296
00:15:41.826 --> 00:15:44.695
the way we do things
in the industry. I mean...

297
00:15:46.831 --> 00:15:48.530
Do you remember
that asteroid

298
00:15:48.532 --> 00:15:51.366
that we found off
the observatory in Hawaii?

299
00:15:51.368 --> 00:15:53.069
Yeah, it was 40,000 miles
off of earth.

300
00:15:53.071 --> 00:15:54.669
Mm-hm.

301
00:15:54.671 --> 00:15:57.807
Well, we found it
because of Kurt's algorithms.

302
00:15:57.809 --> 00:16:00.178
H's the best
at projecting algorithms.

303
00:16:01.311 --> 00:16:03.012
Wha's that process say?

304
00:16:03.014 --> 00:16:04.980
59% iron and 31% silicates.

305
00:16:04.982 --> 00:16:07.716
Both iron and silicates
are fully crystallized.

306
00:16:07.718 --> 00:16:11.586
But if Dr. Siegel
ran his algorithm tests

307
00:16:11.588 --> 00:16:14.489
on something better,
something worthwhile

308
00:16:14.491 --> 00:16:16.826
like the Braeburg Effect?

309
00:16:16.828 --> 00:16:18.861
I don't think that
Anton Braeburg is someone

310
00:16:18.863 --> 00:16:21.362
that you should want to
model your career after.

311
00:16:21.364 --> 00:16:24.769
H's kind of a laughing stock of
the science community right now.

312
00:16:25.970 --> 00:16:28.470
Okay.

313
00:16:28.472 --> 00:16:31.075
Hey, what's the core
temperature?

314
00:16:35.780 --> 00:16:37.113
400 degrees.

315
00:16:37.115 --> 00:16:38.480
Are you sure?

316
00:16:38.482 --> 00:16:40.852
Yeah, it says 400.

317
00:16:47.792 --> 00:16:50.258
Um, okay.

318
00:16:50.260 --> 00:16:52.527
W've got to take
another sample.

319
00:16:52.529 --> 00:16:53.998
That ca't be right.

320
00:17:21.491 --> 00:17:23.591
Hey, Gwen, how we coming
on that sample?

321
00:17:23.593 --> 00:17:25.797
Uh, 30 seconds.

322
00:17:35.940 --> 00:17:37.472
What is that, Gwen?

323
00:17:37.474 --> 00:17:39.175
I's a composite drill,.

324
00:17:39.177 --> 00:17:40.542
I's a a combination of a
diamond and a laser.

325
00:17:40.544 --> 00:17:42.579
It can cut through anything.

326
00:17:58.296 --> 00:18:00.664
W've got to get this back
to base immediately.

327
00:18:07.205 --> 00:18:08.436
- You okay?
- Yeah.

328
00:18:08.438 --> 00:18:09.907
Hey, guys!

329
00:18:11.075 --> 00:18:13.142
A.M.S. site just
reported meteor made ground fall

330
00:18:13.144 --> 00:18:15.710
12 miles due south.
We gotta go. Come on.

331
00:18:15.712 --> 00:18:17.679
We have to get to base now!

332
00:18:17.681 --> 00:18:19.181
This is much worse
than we thought.

333
00:18:19.183 --> 00:18:20.952
I'll check in with NWS.

334
00:19:23.214 --> 00:19:24.914
No!

335
00:19:24.916 --> 00:19:26.851
Oh, no!

336
00:19:28.786 --> 00:19:30.319
- You okay?
- I'm fine! I'm fine!

337
00:19:30.321 --> 00:19:33.421
Just get us out of here! Go!
Get us out of here.

338
00:19:33.423 --> 00:19:35.259
Where's Gwen?
Where's Gwen?

339
00:19:38.930 --> 00:19:40.630
Gwen!

340
00:19:44.835 --> 00:19:46.270
Gwen!

341
00:19:47.805 --> 00:19:49.106
Come on!

342
00:20:26.944 --> 00:20:28.712
Kurt!

343
00:20:37.788 --> 00:20:39.021
Where did you get this car?

344
00:20:39.023 --> 00:20:40.422
Owner got killed
by a meteorite.

345
00:20:40.424 --> 00:20:42.159
Go, go, go!

346
00:20:45.528 --> 00:20:48.032
No!
Oh, no.

347
00:20:48.698 --> 00:20:50.935
Beth is back there.

348
00:21:06.649 --> 00:21:08.083
No, Beth!
Beth is back there!

349
00:21:08.085 --> 00:21:09.485
- We gotta go back!
- Beth is gone, Gwen!

350
00:21:09.487 --> 00:21:11.086
Gwen, Beth is gone.
Leave her!

351
00:21:11.088 --> 00:21:12.490
Damn it.

352
00:21:17.228 --> 00:21:19.795
There's no signal.
There's no signal anywhere!

353
00:21:19.797 --> 00:21:21.163
Mara, what do you got?
What do you know?

354
00:21:21.165 --> 00:21:23.298
Last update I got
was one minute ago.

355
00:21:23.300 --> 00:21:25.234
Meteor strike outside of Dublin.

356
00:21:25.236 --> 00:21:26.402
This thin's global.

357
00:21:26.404 --> 00:21:28.239
Oh, my God.

358
00:21:32.943 --> 00:21:34.709
Do you have anything?

359
00:21:34.711 --> 00:21:36.313
No, the network's jammed.

360
00:21:38.715 --> 00:21:41.152
You know what?
Let me try the satellite radio.

361
00:21:47.258 --> 00:21:48.791
Oh, my God!
Reverse! Reverse!

362
00:21:48.793 --> 00:21:50.394
- Go back!
- Go, go, go!

363
00:21:54.697 --> 00:21:56.934
Go!
Good, good, good.

364
00:21:58.668 --> 00:22:00.171
Mara!

365
00:22:10.548 --> 00:22:12.613
Okay, that was close.

366
00:22:12.615 --> 00:22:14.682
Everybody take a breath.
W're okay.

367
00:22:14.684 --> 00:22:16.087
We made it.

368
00:22:16.954 --> 00:22:19.290
- Okay. You okay?
- Yeah.

369
00:22:51.589 --> 00:22:53.755
Guys, if the ground fall
spans the entire hemisphere,

370
00:22:53.757 --> 00:22:58.293
there's no way the Pentagon got
off a full response, no way.

371
00:22:58.295 --> 00:22:59.862
You know, the're
definitely gonna add

372
00:22:59.864 --> 00:23:01.430
a Level Five nuke strike
for good measure.

373
00:23:01.432 --> 00:23:02.998
Probably.

374
00:23:03.000 --> 00:23:04.299
Well, if they've
already launched Level Five,

375
00:23:04.301 --> 00:23:05.868
then we're too late.

376
00:23:05.870 --> 00:23:07.336
Because those meteors
will detonate those nukes

377
00:23:07.338 --> 00:23:09.037
long before i'll reach
the asteroid.

378
00:23:09.039 --> 00:23:10.806
Then we'll have nothing
left to destroy it.

379
00:23:10.808 --> 00:23:12.908
What about NASA, JPL, GSS?

380
00:23:12.910 --> 00:23:13.976
The've had to have
seen something!

381
00:23:13.978 --> 00:23:15.577
No one can see it.

382
00:23:15.579 --> 00:23:17.579
I's hidden inside
the meteor cloud. Remember?

383
00:23:17.581 --> 00:23:18.981
I's the needle in a haystack.

384
00:23:18.983 --> 00:23:20.382
- I know.
- Hey, we just need to get there

385
00:23:20.384 --> 00:23:22.484
and we need to tell them
to stop a Level Five.

386
00:23:22.486 --> 00:23:24.853
Stop a Level Five?
The're not gonna react to us.

387
00:23:24.855 --> 00:23:27.156
The're gonna think we're giving
flawed data because of Russia!

388
00:23:27.158 --> 00:23:29.326
And if we need proof,
we do't have it.

389
00:23:36.666 --> 00:23:38.600
So what are we gonna do?

390
00:23:38.602 --> 00:23:39.902
I don't know, Mara.

391
00:23:39.904 --> 00:23:41.470
This contradicts
my entire threat matrix.

392
00:23:41.472 --> 00:23:42.504
I'm at a loss.

393
00:23:42.506 --> 00:23:43.805
Gwen, help me out!

394
00:23:43.807 --> 00:23:45.440
Okay. First things
first, okay?

395
00:23:45.442 --> 00:23:47.509
We have to make sure that
they launch the EMOD, okay.

396
00:23:47.511 --> 00:23:49.044
The evacuations, meteor shield,

397
00:23:49.046 --> 00:23:51.013
the ordinance and
the orbital drones, okay?

398
00:23:51.015 --> 00:23:52.114
And then, Kurt, you know what?

399
00:23:52.116 --> 00:23:53.649
I want you to take that this.

400
00:23:53.651 --> 00:23:55.450
Flag the center of the mass
in the meteor cloud.

401
00:23:55.452 --> 00:23:58.220
Mark it as an APB and
let all the departments know.

402
00:23:58.222 --> 00:23:59.687
At least that'll give
them a fighting chance

403
00:23:59.689 --> 00:24:00.688
at least of IDing it.

404
00:24:00.690 --> 00:24:01.790
I got it. Got it.

405
00:24:01.792 --> 00:24:03.025
Okay? Good.

406
00:24:03.027 --> 00:24:04.461
Okay, keep driving.

407
00:24:25.015 --> 00:24:26.348
And Level Five?

408
00:24:26.350 --> 00:24:28.317
As far as Level Five,
Kur's right.

409
00:24:28.319 --> 00:24:30.252
The're not gonna delay
a threat response.

410
00:24:30.254 --> 00:24:32.221
And if we want them
to stop the launch then,

411
00:24:32.223 --> 00:24:34.489
the data needs
to come from somebody else,

412
00:24:34.491 --> 00:24:36.060
someone like Michael.

413
00:24:37.795 --> 00:24:39.328
H's now Lieutenant Colonel

414
00:24:39.330 --> 00:24:41.530
and h's got
nuclear defense clearances.

415
00:24:41.532 --> 00:24:43.632
Yeah, but even if the order
comes down from him,

416
00:24:43.634 --> 00:24:46.868
he still has to get vetted
by Singh wh's at base.

417
00:24:46.870 --> 00:24:48.604
Yeah, and Singh's not stupid.

418
00:24:48.606 --> 00:24:50.539
H's gonna know that order
is coming from you, Gwen.

419
00:24:50.541 --> 00:24:52.307
Not if he breaks
the chain of command

420
00:24:52.309 --> 00:24:54.443
and goes straight
to the Pentagon, okay?

421
00:24:54.445 --> 00:24:57.479
There's no vetting, there's no
agencies, there's no red tape.

422
00:24:57.481 --> 00:25:00.148
Michael still blames
me for Russia, Gwen.

423
00:25:00.150 --> 00:25:01.583
H's gonna think your
breaking protocol

424
00:25:01.585 --> 00:25:04.286
to save time for some
back intel I gave you.

425
00:25:04.288 --> 00:25:06.521
Look, we all know
whose fault Russia was.

426
00:25:06.523 --> 00:25:08.290
It wasn't yours.

427
00:25:08.292 --> 00:25:11.126
I love him, but today h's
just gonna have to get over it.

428
00:25:11.128 --> 00:25:15.030
Yeah, well, what if
Michael's unable to do it?

429
00:25:15.032 --> 00:25:16.832
Well, if he's unable to do
it, then you know what?

430
00:25:16.834 --> 00:25:18.133
I'm going to take
the spec rendering

431
00:25:18.135 --> 00:25:19.968
straight to the Colonel,

432
00:25:19.970 --> 00:25:21.236
straight to the
Command room right at base.

433
00:25:21.238 --> 00:25:22.371
Right.

434
00:25:22.373 --> 00:25:24.139
We have to stop
this launch, okay?

435
00:25:24.141 --> 00:25:25.874
So just get us to the base
and I'll get the proof.

436
00:25:25.876 --> 00:25:27.109
Yes, ma'am.

437
00:25:27.111 --> 00:25:29.113
W'll get you there.

438
00:25:47.131 --> 00:25:48.797
- Michael?
- Gwen?

439
00:25:48.799 --> 00:25:50.666
There's a two-mile
wide asteroid hidden inside

440
00:25:50.668 --> 00:25:52.134
this meteor storm.

441
00:25:52.136 --> 00:25:53.669
W've got approximately
two hours and 29 minutes

442
00:25:53.671 --> 00:25:55.370
until it hits.

443
00:25:55.372 --> 00:25:57.439
Any nuclear response needs to
be saved to strike the asteroid.

444
00:25:57.441 --> 00:25:59.441
Gwen, you know
I can't do that.

445
00:25:59.443 --> 00:26:02.077
Colonel Singh has to approve
any protocol changes.

446
00:26:02.079 --> 00:26:03.578
I mean, I can
flag incoming threats

447
00:26:03.580 --> 00:26:05.080
on the defense database system.

448
00:26:05.082 --> 00:26:07.182
But I need a commanding
officer to clear it.

449
00:26:07.184 --> 00:26:11.386
But none of the other agencies
can see the asteroid!

450
00:26:11.388 --> 00:26:13.555
Michael, this is the worst
case scenario.

451
00:26:13.557 --> 00:26:15.590
The only reason I know
i's there is because

452
00:26:15.592 --> 00:26:18.262
I was able to examine
this mornin's meteorite.

453
00:26:23.000 --> 00:26:24.066
What is that?

454
00:26:24.068 --> 00:26:26.001
Meteor debris.

455
00:26:26.003 --> 00:26:27.536
Shouldn't be that big.

456
00:26:27.538 --> 00:26:29.471
It is.

457
00:26:29.473 --> 00:26:32.007
Oh, my gosh!
I's creating a dust cloud.

458
00:26:32.009 --> 00:26:34.209
Keep going!
Keep driving!

459
00:26:34.211 --> 00:26:37.479
No, no, no, no, no!

460
00:26:37.481 --> 00:26:39.717
- Damn it!
- Oh, no.

461
00:26:42.653 --> 00:26:44.419
Oh, no.

462
00:26:44.421 --> 00:26:46.188
Are you okay?
Wha's going on?

463
00:26:46.190 --> 00:26:47.589
Yeah, yeah, I'm okay.

464
00:26:47.591 --> 00:26:49.124
I's just that our
vehicle stalled.

465
00:26:49.126 --> 00:26:51.326
Meteor debris
choked out the engine.

466
00:26:51.328 --> 00:26:53.295
Oh, no.

467
00:26:53.297 --> 00:26:54.229
Damn it!

468
00:26:54.231 --> 00:26:56.801
Well, let's go fix it.

469
00:27:11.648 --> 00:27:13.415
Okay...

470
00:27:13.417 --> 00:27:14.282
Okay, okay.

471
00:27:14.284 --> 00:27:16.220
What do you think it is?

472
00:27:19.390 --> 00:27:21.456
I's the belt chain.

473
00:27:21.458 --> 00:27:22.726
Belt chain.

474
00:27:24.995 --> 00:27:26.495
Okay.

475
00:27:26.497 --> 00:27:28.663
Gwen, you gotta get
out of there right now.

476
00:27:28.665 --> 00:27:30.232
This meteor storm is escalating!

477
00:27:30.234 --> 00:27:32.033
The DOD has already approved
a Level Five launch

478
00:27:32.035 --> 00:27:34.603
and there's gonna be a meteor
shower right in your area.

479
00:27:34.605 --> 00:27:35.704
Get out!

480
00:27:35.706 --> 00:27:37.406
Michael, listen to me.

481
00:27:37.408 --> 00:27:40.075
I can't stop this nuke strike,
but you can.

482
00:27:40.077 --> 00:27:41.410
Defense protocols
are cleared

483
00:27:41.412 --> 00:27:43.011
for rank Lieutenant Colonel
and above.

484
00:27:43.013 --> 00:27:45.247
Okay, call General Ambrose
at the Pentagon

485
00:27:45.249 --> 00:27:46.783
and tell him it was
you who personally

486
00:27:46.785 --> 00:27:48.550
identified this
as an asteroid.

487
00:27:48.552 --> 00:27:51.153
We have to save the nukes
for the asteroid!

488
00:27:51.155 --> 00:27:53.155
I'm not gonna lie
to a commanding officer!

489
00:27:53.157 --> 00:27:55.190
It is't a lie.

490
00:27:55.192 --> 00:27:56.558
I's a mass inside a cloud

491
00:27:56.560 --> 00:27:58.795
that you or anyone
can see easily on radar.

492
00:27:58.797 --> 00:28:01.430
It just has't been
IDed as an asteroid yet.

493
00:28:01.432 --> 00:28:02.931
The observatories
can't tell what it is

494
00:28:02.933 --> 00:28:05.202
and the DOD isn't
listening to me.

495
00:28:06.370 --> 00:28:08.336
Is this from some intel
that Mara gave you?

496
00:28:08.338 --> 00:28:12.209
No, Michael.
You can confirm it personally.

497
00:28:13.577 --> 00:28:15.177
I's as if you've captured
the dimensions

498
00:28:15.179 --> 00:28:17.078
through
spectral imaging, okay?

499
00:28:17.080 --> 00:28:20.449
You're asking me to stop a
nuclear strike in mid-launch?

500
00:28:20.451 --> 00:28:21.918
W're gonna leave
the whole planet

501
00:28:21.920 --> 00:28:23.385
vulnerable to
a meteor storm.

502
00:28:23.387 --> 00:28:25.053
If you launch that strike,

503
00:28:25.055 --> 00:28:26.388
this storm will detonate
every one of those nukes

504
00:28:26.390 --> 00:28:28.056
before it reaches the asteroid.

505
00:28:28.058 --> 00:28:30.525
Only use conventional weapons
on the meteors.

506
00:28:30.527 --> 00:28:32.929
The drones have plasma
cannons that can melt tanks.

507
00:28:32.931 --> 00:28:35.865
And the satellite missiles?
Well, the're bunker busters.

508
00:28:35.867 --> 00:28:39.534
And the meteor shield
is woven crystallized carbon.

509
00:28:39.536 --> 00:28:41.369
And if the nukes strike
in the upper atmosphere,

510
00:28:41.371 --> 00:28:43.505
w're talking fallout
on a global scale.

511
00:28:43.507 --> 00:28:45.140
At its current heading,
the nukes will strike it

512
00:28:45.142 --> 00:28:46.876
right outside the mesosphere.

513
00:28:46.878 --> 00:28:49.744
Fallout will be high enough just
like any other nuclear test.

514
00:28:49.746 --> 00:28:52.347
Gwen...

515
00:28:52.349 --> 00:28:55.319
I could go to prison
for the rest of my life.

516
00:28:56.821 --> 00:28:58.386
We both could.

517
00:28:58.388 --> 00:29:00.355
There's no time!
Break the chain of command!

518
00:29:00.357 --> 00:29:02.724
Okay?
You have to stop this launch!

519
00:29:02.726 --> 00:29:04.762
Michael, you have to believe me!

520
00:29:07.698 --> 00:29:09.164
Wha's our mark?

521
00:29:09.166 --> 00:29:12.033
Two hours, 16 minutes,
south-southwest.

522
00:29:12.035 --> 00:29:13.670
I love you.

523
00:29:14.705 --> 00:29:15.840
I love you.

524
00:29:22.145 --> 00:29:24.782
So yo're a mechanic.
Tha's nice.

525
00:29:41.799 --> 00:29:43.732
I got it.

526
00:29:43.734 --> 00:29:45.235
You got it.

527
00:29:47.839 --> 00:29:49.839
Right.

528
00:29:49.841 --> 00:29:51.375
Yeah, come on.

529
00:30:09.293 --> 00:30:12.427
This just in: the
Geological Society of America

530
00:30:12.429 --> 00:30:15.230
is now weighing in on
the growing threat of what

531
00:30:15.232 --> 00:30:19.167
is now being called a
"Meteor Storm".

532
00:30:19.169 --> 00:30:21.603
Reported gravitational anomalies
and impact zones

533
00:30:21.605 --> 00:30:24.040
are stirring up
geologic activity,

534
00:30:24.042 --> 00:30:28.577
including hot zones of volcanic
activity in our national parks.

535
00:30:28.579 --> 00:30:32.714
Carbon dioxide, monoxide and
methane levels in the atmosphere

536
00:30:32.716 --> 00:30:35.550
are spiking nationwide.

537
00:30:35.552 --> 00:30:38.353
This is beginning to impact
the wildlife in the area,

538
00:30:38.355 --> 00:30:40.355
with reported injuries
and deaths being seen

539
00:30:40.357 --> 00:30:42.624
as far north as Canada.

540
00:30:42.626 --> 00:30:45.861
The Department of Defense
is involved as well as the U.N.

541
00:30:45.863 --> 00:30:48.998
and NATO in preparation for
a potential nuclear strike

542
00:30:49.000 --> 00:30:50.498
on the meteor storm.

543
00:30:50.500 --> 00:30:52.367
Standby by for
further instructions

544
00:30:52.369 --> 00:30:54.636
from the Emergency
Broadcast System

545
00:30:54.638 --> 00:30:57.875
and in the meantime,
please remain indoors.

546
00:30:58.977 --> 00:31:00.442
Wyoming!

547
00:31:00.444 --> 00:31:03.278
I just received a terminate
signal from you!

548
00:31:03.280 --> 00:31:05.682
Hang on!
I'm putting you on com!

549
00:31:07.618 --> 00:31:10.452
There had better be a
good reason for this!

550
00:31:10.454 --> 00:31:13.321
Sir, this is Lieutenant
Colonel Michael Armstrong, sir.

551
00:31:13.323 --> 00:31:14.857
Under Colonel Singh in Wyoming.

552
00:31:14.859 --> 00:31:17.492
I have full confirmation
of an incoming NEO

553
00:31:17.494 --> 00:31:19.628
backed by radar GSS.

554
00:31:19.630 --> 00:31:22.364
Incoming coordinates outlined
by radar are as follows:

555
00:31:22.366 --> 00:31:25.667
tha's ID number 3200 Phaeton,

556
00:31:25.669 --> 00:31:27.669
vector southwest, sir.

557
00:31:27.671 --> 00:31:29.772
Sir, we need to stop Level Five
countdown immediately

558
00:31:29.774 --> 00:31:32.207
and retain as a defense
against the asteroid.

559
00:31:34.979 --> 00:31:36.711
We did not copy, Lieutenant!

560
00:31:36.713 --> 00:31:38.647
Repeat, we did not copy!

561
00:31:38.649 --> 00:31:41.383
I repeat!
We have an incoming NEO!

562
00:31:41.385 --> 00:31:43.485
It will strike in T-minus

563
00:31:43.487 --> 00:31:45.021
two hours, 16 minutes, sir!

564
00:31:45.023 --> 00:31:47.322
We are aware of the
meteor storm, Lieutenant.

565
00:31:47.324 --> 00:31:50.325
However, your alarm regards
a global response.

566
00:31:50.327 --> 00:31:53.628
Is this signed off
by Colonel Singh?

567
00:31:53.630 --> 00:31:55.131
Colonel Singh is
responding directly

568
00:31:55.133 --> 00:31:56.665
to a situation
in the field, sir.

569
00:31:56.667 --> 00:31:58.667
But I have direct orders
from the colonel

570
00:31:58.669 --> 00:32:00.468
to terminate Level Five, sir.

571
00:32:00.470 --> 00:32:04.272
Lieutenant, we have
all EMODs active!

572
00:32:04.274 --> 00:32:05.941
Terminate Level Five, sir.

573
00:32:05.943 --> 00:32:08.878
We are confirmed on
the meteor threat, Lieutenant!

574
00:32:08.880 --> 00:32:11.579
I re...
abort le... Five, sir!

575
00:32:11.581 --> 00:32:13.983
Level Five, abort!
Do you copy, General?

576
00:32:13.985 --> 00:32:15.519
We are initiat...

577
00:32:33.805 --> 00:32:36.839
Nice of you to join us,
Lieutenant Armstrong.

578
00:32:36.841 --> 00:32:38.573
Apologies, sir.
It wo't happen again.

579
00:32:38.575 --> 00:32:40.742
Daniels, what's the status
on the meteor shower?

580
00:32:40.744 --> 00:32:46.849
Incoming,
Vector 20, Delta 909, Kentucky.

581
00:32:46.851 --> 00:32:47.950
Incoming.

582
00:32:47.952 --> 00:32:52.387
Vector 919, Epsilon 30,
South Dakota.

583
00:32:52.389 --> 00:32:54.556
Washington confirms
drones are in place,

584
00:32:54.558 --> 00:32:57.392
meteor shield deployed,
orbital missiles engaged.

585
00:32:57.394 --> 00:33:01.931
Level Five Strike at
T minus three minutes.

586
00:33:03.233 --> 00:33:04.967
We have a terminate
switch active

587
00:33:04.969 --> 00:33:08.638
on our global response, sir.
Is this accurate?

588
00:33:13.077 --> 00:33:16.011
This phon's dead.
Get me Ambrose on the line.

589
00:33:16.013 --> 00:33:17.614
Yes, sir.

590
00:33:21.953 --> 00:33:24.654
This is gonna be a long
day, Daniels.

591
00:33:30.828 --> 00:33:33.361
Armstrong, what's the status
on that phone?

592
00:33:33.363 --> 00:33:34.729
IT is working on it, sir.

593
00:33:34.731 --> 00:33:36.801
We should be back up
in a few minutes.

594
00:33:38.702 --> 00:33:40.568
We are still on track
for launch.

595
00:33:40.570 --> 00:33:44.106
Nuclear response in T minus
2 minutes 30 seconds.

596
00:33:44.108 --> 00:33:46.374
Even if we ca't get in touch
with the Pentagon,

597
00:33:46.376 --> 00:33:47.943
we are following our last
known orders.

598
00:33:47.945 --> 00:33:50.982
Daniels, check the targeting
array is still aligned.

599
00:34:12.236 --> 00:34:13.535
Sir, we have a
full system crash

600
00:34:13.537 --> 00:34:15.670
in the western half of the U.S.!

601
00:34:15.672 --> 00:34:18.174
Colonel, we just severed
our apparatus to the Pentagon.

602
00:34:18.176 --> 00:34:21.576
Our missile systems for the
whole region are failing.

603
00:34:21.578 --> 00:34:23.578
Sir, what did you do?

604
00:34:23.580 --> 00:34:25.446
Lieutenant Armstrong,

605
00:34:25.448 --> 00:34:27.649
step away from the com
and disarm now!

606
00:34:27.651 --> 00:34:29.417
Private Daniels, get DOD
back online

607
00:34:29.419 --> 00:34:31.319
to initiate that
launch right now.

608
00:34:31.321 --> 00:34:32.687
Sir, all of our coms are down.

609
00:34:32.689 --> 00:34:34.890
Our landline and
backup feed are down.

610
00:34:34.892 --> 00:34:37.760
Lieutenant Colonel Armstrong
crashed the system, sir.

611
00:34:37.762 --> 00:34:40.229
Subdue him now!
Get the system back online!

612
00:34:40.231 --> 00:34:42.697
Daniels, get me communication
with the Pentagon now.

613
00:34:42.699 --> 00:34:44.099
I's our new
guidance system, sir!

614
00:34:44.101 --> 00:34:45.901
Armstrong cut off
half the country,

615
00:34:45.903 --> 00:34:47.937
and a meteor just struck our
bas's satellite dish, sir.

616
00:34:47.939 --> 00:34:50.371
Okay. Repair the dish and
run an auxiliary patch

617
00:34:50.373 --> 00:34:51.941
straight to our ground lines.

618
00:34:51.943 --> 00:34:53.876
You may have just killed
millions of people.

619
00:34:53.878 --> 00:34:56.245
Stick him in Holding
or 'll kill him myself.

620
00:34:56.247 --> 00:34:59.681
Colonel! I had no choice but
to cancel the Level Five!

621
00:34:59.683 --> 00:35:01.784
You just severed our
defenses to a global threat!

622
00:35:01.786 --> 00:35:05.287
I confirm when to call off a
nuclear strike!

623
00:35:05.289 --> 00:35:07.058
I will skin him alive for this!

624
00:35:15.900 --> 00:35:21.070
Sir, EMOD live
and engaging targets.

625
00:35:21.072 --> 00:35:23.471
All nuclear
capable countries have confirmed

626
00:35:23.473 --> 00:35:25.241
participation Level Five.

627
00:35:25.243 --> 00:35:26.978
Give me a Level Five mark.

628
00:35:38.823 --> 00:35:40.823
We are live.
Targe's engaged.

629
00:35:40.825 --> 00:35:43.424
Okay.
Give me a real time kill ratio.

630
00:35:43.426 --> 00:35:45.094
Keep me appraised Level Five.

631
00:35:45.096 --> 00:35:49.798
Standing by for kill ratio
and Level Five standing by.

632
00:35:49.800 --> 00:35:52.400
Have we restored communication
with the Pentagon?

633
00:35:52.402 --> 00:35:55.804
ETA, 30 seconds, sir.

634
00:35:55.806 --> 00:36:00.744
EMOD kill ration at 6%
and climbing. 7%. 8%.

635
00:36:06.918 --> 00:36:09.287
Gwen, check with VR,
see wha's happening.

636
00:36:19.931 --> 00:36:22.097
Did the meteor shield deploy?

637
00:36:22.099 --> 00:36:23.332
Mm-hmm.

638
00:36:23.334 --> 00:36:25.803
Looks like we still have
incoming meteors!

639
00:36:28.205 --> 00:36:32.174
Level Five launch
in T minus 30, 29,

640
00:36:32.176 --> 00:36:35.311
28, 27,

641
00:36:35.313 --> 00:36:37.281
26, 25...

642
00:36:43.821 --> 00:36:46.021
Gwen?

643
00:36:46.023 --> 00:36:47.790
The meteors are still
coming through.

644
00:36:47.792 --> 00:36:49.659
Wha's going on
out there?

645
00:36:51.796 --> 00:36:53.429
All batteries are deployed.

646
00:36:53.431 --> 00:36:55.866
Defense systems are firing
but tha's not enough.

647
00:37:11.681 --> 00:37:13.683
Oh, shoot.

648
00:37:16.020 --> 00:37:19.121
18, 17, 16...

649
00:37:19.123 --> 00:37:22.858
15, 14, 13, 12...

650
00:37:22.860 --> 00:37:23.993
Phalanx one through four down!

651
00:37:23.995 --> 00:37:25.828
Phalanx eight through 12 down!

652
00:37:25.830 --> 00:37:27.595
Launch orthogonal 90 degrees!

653
00:37:27.597 --> 00:37:29.298
Sir, nuclear assets
in the entire

654
00:37:29.300 --> 00:37:31.066
western hemisphere are offline.

655
00:37:31.068 --> 00:37:32.868
It seems like
the've been crashed

656
00:37:32.870 --> 00:37:34.336
from a program out of Wyoming.

657
00:37:34.338 --> 00:37:35.804
Do we have backup?

658
00:37:35.806 --> 00:37:37.842
Launch backup as soon
as it's live!

659
00:37:44.714 --> 00:37:46.982
Gwen, wha's
the status on that response?

660
00:37:46.984 --> 00:37:49.184
Only 12% of the meteors
have been destroyed.

661
00:37:49.186 --> 00:37:50.119
Twelve percent.

662
00:37:50.121 --> 00:37:52.054
Still no sign of
the nukes.

663
00:37:59.696 --> 00:38:02.331
East Coast backup system
is restored!

664
00:38:02.333 --> 00:38:04.800
T minus 0 and launch.

665
00:38:04.802 --> 00:38:06.470
East Coast is go.

666
00:38:11.541 --> 00:38:13.244
Russia is go!

667
00:38:20.583 --> 00:38:22.319
India is go!

668
00:38:29.726 --> 00:38:31.796
U.S. arsenal, 50%.

669
00:38:49.413 --> 00:38:50.345
No!

670
00:38:50.347 --> 00:38:51.679
No, no, no, no!

671
00:38:51.681 --> 00:38:53.282
What? What? What?
What is it?

672
00:38:53.284 --> 00:38:54.783
The nukes.

673
00:38:54.785 --> 00:38:56.919
The've detonated the nukes!

674
00:38:56.921 --> 00:38:58.653
I have VR confirmation
that they've launched

675
00:38:58.655 --> 00:39:02.359
from the East Coast along with
all the other nuclear countries!

676
00:39:03.127 --> 00:39:05.262
This is Dr. Armstrong.
Come in.

677
00:39:09.300 --> 00:39:11.666
Wha's our percentage of
airborne nuclear missiles?

678
00:39:11.668 --> 00:39:13.235
50%.

679
00:39:13.237 --> 00:39:14.870
All other countries have
launched their full arsenal.

680
00:39:14.872 --> 00:39:16.505
Orbital weapons?

681
00:39:16.507 --> 00:39:18.507
All ordinance and drones
are completely destroyed.

682
00:39:18.509 --> 00:39:21.577
W've also lost four out of 20
of our communication satellites.

683
00:39:21.579 --> 00:39:24.113
The only thing we have left
is the shield, sir.

684
00:39:27.051 --> 00:39:28.450
Yeah?

685
00:39:28.452 --> 00:39:30.185
Michael, why did you let
them launch the nukes?

686
00:39:30.187 --> 00:39:32.720
Dr. Armstrong, your husband
has been arrested

687
00:39:32.722 --> 00:39:34.423
for a breach of
national security.

688
00:39:34.425 --> 00:39:36.492
His attempt to take down
the nuclear guidance system

689
00:39:36.494 --> 00:39:39.361
was stopped but we were only
able to fire half our payload.

690
00:39:39.363 --> 00:39:41.163
Colonel, sir?

691
00:39:41.165 --> 00:39:42.865
I assure you that Michael was
just forwarding the message...

692
00:39:42.867 --> 00:39:45.033
If yo're involved in
any way in any of this,

693
00:39:45.035 --> 00:39:47.002
you will never see
light of day again.

694
00:39:47.004 --> 00:39:49.505
Now return to base immediately
and report to me in Command.

695
00:39:56.347 --> 00:39:58.847
Michael's been arrested
and Singh wants me to report

696
00:39:58.849 --> 00:40:00.082
to the Command Center
as soon as we arrive.

697
00:40:00.084 --> 00:40:01.649
But you can't report to Singh!

698
00:40:01.651 --> 00:40:03.252
If he has you arrested,
you're done!

699
00:40:03.254 --> 00:40:04.453
W're all done!

700
00:40:04.455 --> 00:40:05.854
Mar's absolutely right.

701
00:40:05.856 --> 00:40:07.623
I can run predictive
algorithms all day long.

702
00:40:07.625 --> 00:40:10.325
But spectral imaging, that is
your area of expertise, Gwen.

703
00:40:10.327 --> 00:40:13.862
By the time I compile the data,
it would be too late.

704
00:40:13.864 --> 00:40:15.397
Her's what we're gonna do.

705
00:40:15.399 --> 00:40:16.899
As soon as we arrive
at the security checkpoint,

706
00:40:16.901 --> 00:40:18.600
I want you to report
your injuries.

707
00:40:18.602 --> 00:40:20.068
Under Code Blue, they cannot
arrest any injured personnel.

708
00:40:20.070 --> 00:40:21.436
Right.

709
00:40:21.438 --> 00:40:22.703
The'll definitely have
MPs looking for you

710
00:40:22.705 --> 00:40:24.373
all over the medical bay.

711
00:40:24.375 --> 00:40:26.475
I imagine they will, but 'll
find my way to the lab, okay?

712
00:40:26.477 --> 00:40:28.277
I'll get the proof and 'll
meet Singh in Command Center.

713
00:40:28.279 --> 00:40:29.580
Got it.

714
00:40:32.249 --> 00:40:33.517
Defense alarm.

715
00:40:35.419 --> 00:40:36.852
Hey, what have we got?

716
00:40:36.854 --> 00:40:39.890
No!
No, no, no.

717
00:40:48.766 --> 00:40:50.265
The strike is complete, sir.

718
00:40:50.267 --> 00:40:51.934
All nuclear weapons
from all countries

719
00:40:51.936 --> 00:40:53.769
have detonated in orbit, sir.

720
00:40:53.771 --> 00:40:56.872
Wha's our kill percentage?

721
00:40:56.874 --> 00:40:58.106
25%, sir.

722
00:40:58.108 --> 00:40:59.740
What?
Tha's not possible!

723
00:41:05.349 --> 00:41:08.150
Meteor shield taking
heavy fire, sir!

724
00:41:08.152 --> 00:41:10.221
Sir, the entire shiel's
coming apart!

725
00:41:10.955 --> 00:41:12.423
Son of a bitch.

726
00:41:22.166 --> 00:41:24.032
I'm good, I'm good, I'm good.

727
00:41:24.034 --> 00:41:27.536
Let's go. Where is everybody?
Why are there no guards?

728
00:41:27.538 --> 00:41:29.171
I's protocol to secure
all personnel

729
00:41:29.173 --> 00:41:30.672
inside the facility
during a launch.

730
00:41:30.674 --> 00:41:33.310
Looks like the cameras
are down. Thanks, Michael.

731
00:41:34.945 --> 00:41:36.678
Code Blue!
Where's the OR?

732
00:41:36.680 --> 00:41:38.146
OR? Why?
What happened?

733
00:41:38.148 --> 00:41:39.448
Please!
I've lost a lot of blood!

734
00:41:39.450 --> 00:41:40.949
- How? What happened?
- I was hit by a meteor!

735
00:41:40.951 --> 00:41:42.317
Come on!
We do't have time!

736
00:41:42.319 --> 00:41:44.353
- Where do you need to go?
- OR!

737
00:41:44.355 --> 00:41:45.990
Come on.

738
00:41:46.690 --> 00:41:48.257
Code orange is now in effect.

739
00:41:48.259 --> 00:41:49.992
All medical personnel report

740
00:41:49.994 --> 00:41:52.696
to your designated
emergency response locations.

741
00:41:54.431 --> 00:41:55.964
I'm all right,
I'm all right.

742
00:41:55.966 --> 00:41:59.034
Oh, God, I should wrap this up.

743
00:41:59.036 --> 00:42:01.272
Yeah, I'm okay.

744
00:42:03.007 --> 00:42:04.339
Don't worry about me.

745
00:42:04.341 --> 00:42:07.044
- Give us a minute, please!
- Thank you.

746
00:42:09.079 --> 00:42:10.879
I'm fine, I'm fine.
Just get the gauze.

747
00:42:10.881 --> 00:42:13.217
Wrap me up.
We gotta go.

748
00:42:17.554 --> 00:42:19.523
Just grab anything.

749
00:42:23.027 --> 00:42:24.393
Wha's wrong with you?

750
00:42:24.395 --> 00:42:26.328
- I'm fine.
- Mara, what happened?

751
00:42:26.330 --> 00:42:28.130
I'm fine.

752
00:42:28.132 --> 00:42:30.132
All right, come here.
You have to help me.

753
00:42:30.134 --> 00:42:32.202
- Hold on.
- All right.

754
00:42:38.842 --> 00:42:40.678
Are you sure yo're all right?

755
00:42:47.786 --> 00:42:49.486
Okay. Sit down.

756
00:42:51.522 --> 00:42:52.921
I'm sorry.

757
00:42:52.923 --> 00:42:54.890
I's all right.
Just a quick wrap.

758
00:42:54.892 --> 00:42:57.394
- We gotta go.
- I know.

759
00:43:02.266 --> 00:43:03.667
Mara, you sure
you're all right?

760
00:43:05.602 --> 00:43:07.436
I'm fine.

761
00:43:07.438 --> 00:43:10.207
Hey, thank you.

762
00:43:10.809 --> 00:43:12.274
Yeah.

763
00:43:12.276 --> 00:43:14.578
We have to go talk
to Colonel Singh.

764
00:43:18.649 --> 00:43:21.049
Are you okay?

765
00:43:21.051 --> 00:43:23.620
Yeah.
Let's go see Singh.

766
00:43:42.306 --> 00:43:45.642
Okay, all right.
Let's get you going.

767
00:43:47.544 --> 00:43:50.145
Pop up.

768
00:43:50.147 --> 00:43:52.116
Where's the screen here?

769
00:43:52.950 --> 00:43:54.516
There.

770
00:43:54.518 --> 00:43:56.218
All right, so...

771
00:43:56.220 --> 00:43:59.323
Tha's good.
And these coordinates.

772
00:44:00.491 --> 00:44:02.393
47...

773
00:44:05.429 --> 00:44:06.765
Nine...

774
00:44:10.601 --> 00:44:12.667
Okay.

775
00:44:12.669 --> 00:44:15.270
This database.

776
00:44:15.272 --> 00:44:18.275
Around the meteor cloud,
the density.

777
00:44:19.276 --> 00:44:20.744
600...

778
00:44:24.715 --> 00:44:26.250
Let's find you.

779
00:44:36.960 --> 00:44:38.627
Officer Pritchard.
Dr. Siegel.

780
00:44:38.629 --> 00:44:39.995
Colonel Singh, sir.

781
00:44:39.997 --> 00:44:42.364
As soon as the storm passes,

782
00:44:42.366 --> 00:44:45.802
we will be disbanding
your department.

783
00:44:45.804 --> 00:44:47.169
The incoming is so heavy,

784
00:44:47.171 --> 00:44:48.537
we can barely get damage
report from the field.

785
00:44:48.539 --> 00:44:50.238
Colonel, sir!

786
00:44:50.240 --> 00:44:51.706
Dr. Armstrong thought
the threat was big enough.

787
00:44:51.708 --> 00:44:53.275
She doesn't give orders!
I give orders!

788
00:44:53.277 --> 00:44:54.676
Where is Gwen Armstrong?

789
00:44:54.678 --> 00:44:57.012
Sir, she left us as soon
as we arrived.

790
00:44:57.014 --> 00:44:58.547
Well, she needs to be here
at this com

791
00:44:58.549 --> 00:45:00.449
to be questioned
by me personally!

792
00:45:00.451 --> 00:45:02.384
People are dead
and dying, Dr. Siegel!

793
00:45:02.386 --> 00:45:04.986
- Sir.
- Officer Pritchard?

794
00:45:04.988 --> 00:45:07.222
Sir, 've been working
the field with Dr. Armstrong

795
00:45:07.224 --> 00:45:08.891
for over seven years now

796
00:45:08.893 --> 00:45:10.860
and her input concerning
this storm

797
00:45:10.862 --> 00:45:13.361
is critical to our survival.

798
00:45:13.363 --> 00:45:14.696
Mm-hm.

799
00:45:14.698 --> 00:45:16.398
I'm aware of your work
with Dr. Armstrong.

800
00:45:16.400 --> 00:45:18.300
Her husband has't
been shy about reporting

801
00:45:18.302 --> 00:45:20.471
your failures in Russia.

802
00:45:26.143 --> 00:45:27.511
Here...

803
00:45:28.847 --> 00:45:30.547
There.

804
00:45:37.554 --> 00:45:38.957
There you are.

805
00:45:40.057 --> 00:45:41.592
There you are.

806
00:45:42.493 --> 00:45:46.461
Yep. I knew it!

807
00:45:46.463 --> 00:45:48.665
Okay, okay.

808
00:45:49.868 --> 00:45:51.201
Yep.

809
00:46:04.114 --> 00:46:05.781
You know what?

810
00:46:05.783 --> 00:46:08.383
Gwen Armstrong has been flagged
as a national security risk.

811
00:46:08.385 --> 00:46:10.418
And I cannot have her
wandering this base.

812
00:46:10.420 --> 00:46:11.921
Colonel, sir, you must
let her complete her testing

813
00:46:11.923 --> 00:46:14.523
- before you speak...
- Dr. Siegel, I respect you

814
00:46:14.525 --> 00:46:15.892
and I'm trying
to respect your team.

815
00:46:15.894 --> 00:46:17.359
But after the Russia incident

816
00:46:17.361 --> 00:46:18.928
and today's failed
orbit defense,

817
00:46:18.930 --> 00:46:21.596
you are no longer cleared
to advise this base.

818
00:46:21.598 --> 00:46:23.265
Are you with me?

819
00:46:27.839 --> 00:46:29.371
Where's the power reserve?

820
00:46:29.373 --> 00:46:31.540
The last impact carried
an electromagnet pulse!

821
00:46:31.542 --> 00:46:33.708
The reserve power's
offline, sir.

822
00:46:33.710 --> 00:46:35.510
Engineering's en route
right now to repair it.

823
00:46:35.512 --> 00:46:37.045
And the communications?

824
00:46:37.047 --> 00:46:38.446
Engineering's running
a dedicated line

825
00:46:38.448 --> 00:46:40.415
to both the dish
and the Command Center

826
00:46:40.417 --> 00:46:42.250
that goes all the way to D.C.

827
00:46:42.252 --> 00:46:44.052
Engineering's doing
their best right now.

828
00:46:44.054 --> 00:46:45.420
Sir, please.

829
00:46:45.422 --> 00:46:47.023
Detaining Gwen
is a grave mistake.

830
00:46:47.025 --> 00:46:48.824
No one is more steeped in
this research than she is.

831
00:46:48.826 --> 00:46:50.960
We are dealing with
global threats right now,

832
00:46:50.962 --> 00:46:52.727
not on Gwen Armstrong's latest
free-association.

833
00:46:52.729 --> 00:46:57.632
- You're team is relieved.
- I's an asteroid!

834
00:46:57.634 --> 00:47:00.569
I have proof,
undeniable proof.

835
00:47:00.571 --> 00:47:02.304
I just needed to wait
for the information

836
00:47:02.306 --> 00:47:03.806
to come in to create
a spectral image.

837
00:47:03.808 --> 00:47:05.574
There over 100 observatories.

838
00:47:05.576 --> 00:47:06.976
The observatories
can't see it.

839
00:47:06.978 --> 00:47:08.610
And it wo't show up on radar

840
00:47:08.612 --> 00:47:10.078
until it emerges out of
meteor cloud that's covering.

841
00:47:10.080 --> 00:47:11.513
And then it's gonna hit earth.

842
00:47:11.515 --> 00:47:13.448
I don't see how
a rainbow reflected back

843
00:47:13.450 --> 00:47:16.353
from a meteor cloud can create
an image like this, doctor.

844
00:47:19.323 --> 00:47:21.690
We kept picking up
a dense section on our radar.

845
00:47:21.692 --> 00:47:23.993
It failed to yield
anything definitive,

846
00:47:23.995 --> 00:47:27.195
but I knew that something
was acting on these meteors,

847
00:47:27.197 --> 00:47:28.764
slowing them down.

848
00:47:28.766 --> 00:47:32.302
So I took a sustained
spectrometer reading and...

849
00:47:35.639 --> 00:47:37.608
There it is.

850
00:47:46.283 --> 00:47:47.616
So yo're telling us
this asteroid

851
00:47:47.618 --> 00:47:50.352
is cloaked
by its own meteor shower?

852
00:47:50.354 --> 00:47:52.120
This is the sun, okay?

853
00:47:52.122 --> 00:47:56.291
During it's last perihelion,
Phaeton was knocked off course,

854
00:47:56.293 --> 00:47:59.396
causing it to go back
into the meteor trail.

855
00:48:00.631 --> 00:48:02.197
When it finally caught
up with the meteors,

856
00:48:02.199 --> 00:48:04.100
it exerted its own
gravitational force,

857
00:48:04.102 --> 00:48:06.869
causing the meteors to slow down
and making them safe

858
00:48:06.871 --> 00:48:09.537
to actually enter into
our own atmosphere,

859
00:48:09.539 --> 00:48:11.876
which is what's causing
the meteor storm outside.

860
00:48:13.510 --> 00:48:16.411
So even if we were to
destroy all of the meteors,

861
00:48:16.413 --> 00:48:19.180
we still have a 2.6-mile
asteroid to destroy.

862
00:48:19.182 --> 00:48:20.983
Where will it strike?

863
00:48:20.985 --> 00:48:24.319
Difficult to say,
which is why Dr. Siegel

864
00:48:24.321 --> 00:48:26.655
has run a sequencing
algorithm. Kurt?

865
00:48:26.657 --> 00:48:29.257
Its trajectory places
it on the northernmost tip

866
00:48:29.259 --> 00:48:32.895
of Manitoba, 1,538 miles
west of the bay.

867
00:48:32.897 --> 00:48:34.964
Fortunately, I was able
to upload its vector

868
00:48:34.966 --> 00:48:37.265
to a priority list before
the last power outage.

869
00:48:37.267 --> 00:48:39.200
I's far from
a populated area.

870
00:48:39.202 --> 00:48:40.836
That does't matter, sir.

871
00:48:40.838 --> 00:48:44.339
The force will be equivalent
to one million Hiroshimas.

872
00:48:44.341 --> 00:48:47.642
So that's why you fought
so hard to stop Level Five?

873
00:48:47.644 --> 00:48:49.011
Exactly.

874
00:48:49.013 --> 00:48:51.013
Now with what we have,
we need a surgical response.

875
00:48:51.015 --> 00:48:53.149
- Surgical?
- Mara?

876
00:48:53.151 --> 00:48:55.084
We have about
2,000 warheads left.

877
00:48:55.086 --> 00:48:57.686
At 50 megatons each,
tha's 100,000 megatons,

878
00:48:57.688 --> 00:49:00.956
- 50,000 per stage of attack.
- Good.

879
00:49:00.958 --> 00:49:02.758
So it has't reached
a million megatons yet.

880
00:49:02.760 --> 00:49:04.225
We need to use half
of our remaining nukes

881
00:49:04.227 --> 00:49:06.461
to dissipate the meteor cloud,

882
00:49:06.463 --> 00:49:08.396
then shoot the other
half straight

883
00:49:08.398 --> 00:49:09.967
at the asteroid to destroy it.

884
00:49:16.074 --> 00:49:19.443
Sir, we're back online.
All systems are active.

885
00:49:21.946 --> 00:49:24.713
Daniels, you need to get
Joe Ambrose on the phone.

886
00:49:24.715 --> 00:49:27.449
And, you, go get your husband.

887
00:49:27.451 --> 00:49:28.886
Copy that.

888
00:50:24.909 --> 00:50:25.908
Michael?

889
00:50:25.910 --> 00:50:27.342
Oh my God.

890
00:50:27.344 --> 00:50:29.277
- What are you doing here?
- Oh, God.

891
00:50:29.279 --> 00:50:30.712
I was so scared.

892
00:50:30.714 --> 00:50:32.649
I was so afraid
you got hurt out there.

893
00:50:34.651 --> 00:50:36.451
Is there any update?

894
00:50:36.453 --> 00:50:38.020
They need you in Command.

895
00:50:38.022 --> 00:50:40.089
W've proven that
there's an asteroid.

896
00:50:40.091 --> 00:50:41.891
Is Colonel Singh working
with the Pentagon?

897
00:50:41.893 --> 00:50:46.730
He is and he needs
you and me, the entire team.

898
00:50:47.731 --> 00:50:49.064
- Come on.
- Let's go.

899
00:50:49.066 --> 00:50:50.567
Let's go.

900
00:51:02.712 --> 00:51:04.412
Sir, we just
received a priority alert

901
00:51:04.414 --> 00:51:05.781
on the data cloud.

902
00:51:05.783 --> 00:51:07.649
So has every other
major observatory

903
00:51:07.651 --> 00:51:09.651
across three continents.

904
00:51:09.653 --> 00:51:11.452
Who's sending this out?

905
00:51:11.454 --> 00:51:14.089
NASA, JPL, AMS and FEMA
just forwarded it

906
00:51:14.091 --> 00:51:15.590
from our base in Wyoming.

907
00:51:15.592 --> 00:51:17.193
I's a live vectoring model.

908
00:51:17.195 --> 00:51:19.360
What do the vectors target?

909
00:51:19.362 --> 00:51:20.930
We do't know, sir.

910
00:51:20.932 --> 00:51:23.866
I's a field, sir,
with precise measurements,

911
00:51:23.868 --> 00:51:25.968
2.18 miles,

912
00:51:25.970 --> 00:51:29.504
1.31 miles, 2.62.

913
00:51:34.611 --> 00:51:36.278
I have Ambrose
on the line, sir.

914
00:51:36.280 --> 00:51:39.114
Ah...

915
00:51:39.116 --> 00:51:40.850
General Ambrose?

916
00:51:40.852 --> 00:51:43.185
I's Colonel Singh. Wyoming.

917
00:51:43.187 --> 00:51:46.354
Our research team just confirmed
a million megaton, sir.

918
00:51:46.356 --> 00:51:47.923
Mm-hm.

919
00:51:47.925 --> 00:51:50.025
We have a Near Earth Object
with all intel

920
00:51:50.027 --> 00:51:51.559
uploaded to DOD's data.

921
00:51:56.868 --> 00:51:59.301
General!
W're calling for a two-stage...

922
00:52:02.739 --> 00:52:04.706
Phew!

923
00:52:04.708 --> 00:52:06.474
General, we have to
launch these missiles now!

924
00:52:06.476 --> 00:52:09.377
Phaeton's gravitation field is
accelerating the meteor shower.

925
00:52:09.379 --> 00:52:11.646
I's only gonna get worse!

926
00:52:11.648 --> 00:52:13.717
This whole place
is gonna blow!

927
00:52:21.859 --> 00:52:23.691
Sir! Wyoming has been hit!

928
00:52:23.693 --> 00:52:25.227
Without the orbital shield,

929
00:52:25.229 --> 00:52:27.629
Phaetho's projecting
meteors straight at us.

930
00:52:27.631 --> 00:52:29.365
Do we have any communication?

931
00:52:29.367 --> 00:52:31.499
Sir, we have a signal, but
it keeps cutting in and out.

932
00:52:31.501 --> 00:52:33.035
Colonel Singh would't
have called

933
00:52:33.037 --> 00:52:35.237
unless he was requesting
a severe response.

934
00:52:35.239 --> 00:52:39.074
Keep working to get the
remaining of our nukes operable.

935
00:52:39.076 --> 00:52:40.378
Copy that, sir.

936
00:52:43.647 --> 00:52:45.446
All right, the main
evacuation rout is this way.

937
00:52:45.448 --> 00:52:47.216
Come on.

938
00:52:47.218 --> 00:52:48.516
Oh, we ca't leave until
we make sure that Ambrose

939
00:52:48.518 --> 00:52:50.252
has the proper information.

940
00:52:50.254 --> 00:52:51.653
We ca't stay, Gwen.
The base has been compromised.

941
00:52:51.655 --> 00:52:52.922
I's too dangerous.
Come on!

942
00:52:52.924 --> 00:52:54.722
I need to see this through.

943
00:52:54.724 --> 00:52:56.358
Okay, I'm not leaving until
I'm sure that

944
00:52:56.360 --> 00:52:57.625
the're gonna launch everything
according to plan.

945
00:52:57.627 --> 00:52:59.061
Sir! Come on!

946
00:52:59.063 --> 00:53:01.063
We have to evacuate
to Washington now!

947
00:53:01.065 --> 00:53:04.168
Gwen, we need to leave now.
Please?

948
00:53:05.369 --> 00:53:08.172
Michael, no!

949
00:53:11.441 --> 00:53:13.208
You okay?

950
00:53:13.210 --> 00:53:14.410
Yeah, yeah.

951
00:53:14.412 --> 00:53:16.111
- Okay, where do we go?
- Okay.

952
00:53:16.113 --> 00:53:19.415
All right, we need to exit back
through the Command Room.

953
00:53:19.417 --> 00:53:21.150
- Come on.
- Okay. Let's go.

954
00:53:31.494 --> 00:53:33.062
You okay?

955
00:53:33.064 --> 00:53:35.900
Yeah. You?

956
00:53:38.936 --> 00:53:42.139
Michael, wher's
the Control Room?

957
00:53:45.675 --> 00:53:47.411
Straight this way.

958
00:53:49.013 --> 00:53:50.511
All right.

959
00:53:50.513 --> 00:53:51.512
W'll go through the wall.

960
00:53:52.917 --> 00:53:54.986
W're not going
through that wall.

961
00:53:57.254 --> 00:53:59.154
Tha's solid concrete
six inches thick.

962
00:53:59.156 --> 00:54:03.461
W'll cut straight
through with this, hm?

963
00:54:10.267 --> 00:54:12.103
Almost there.

964
00:54:14.738 --> 00:54:16.405
- You through?
- Yep.

965
00:54:16.407 --> 00:54:17.439
- Go for it.
- Here goes nothing!

966
00:54:17.441 --> 00:54:18.943
Yep.

967
00:54:20.710 --> 00:54:23.511
- Good.
- Nice job.

968
00:54:38.929 --> 00:54:41.098
The roo's collapsed here, too.

969
00:54:45.770 --> 00:54:47.870
We can get there through
the annex bridge.

970
00:54:47.872 --> 00:54:49.371
- Okay?
- Yeah.

971
00:54:49.373 --> 00:54:51.739
Thanks.

972
00:54:51.741 --> 00:54:53.511
This way!

973
00:55:05.823 --> 00:55:07.990
Wyoming!
Go for Ambrose!

974
00:55:07.992 --> 00:55:09.792
General, this is
Gwen Armstrong.

975
00:55:09.794 --> 00:55:12.027
Do you have a
confirmed target?

976
00:55:12.029 --> 00:55:14.196
I's an asteroid, sir.
Two-square miles.

977
00:55:14.198 --> 00:55:15.431
I've sent you all
the data.

978
00:55:15.433 --> 00:55:17.732
What is the ETA to impact?

979
00:55:17.734 --> 00:55:19.201
One hour and 15 minutes.

980
00:55:19.203 --> 00:55:20.735
The strike requires
a two-step response,

981
00:55:20.737 --> 00:55:22.570
50% into the meteor cloud

982
00:55:22.572 --> 00:55:24.739
and 50% directly into
the asteroid.

983
00:55:24.741 --> 00:55:25.740
No! Gwen!

984
00:55:34.218 --> 00:55:35.953
Whoa!

985
00:55:37.587 --> 00:55:38.653
Babe, you okay?

986
00:55:38.655 --> 00:55:40.055
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You?

987
00:55:40.057 --> 00:55:40.989
Yeah.

988
00:55:40.991 --> 00:55:42.657
Go! Get to the entrance!

989
00:55:42.659 --> 00:55:45.029
Mara, go, go, go, go!

990
00:55:51.368 --> 00:55:52.801
Just get to the entrance!

991
00:55:52.803 --> 00:55:54.438
I'll come.

992
00:55:55.773 --> 00:55:57.973
- Colonel, go!
- Go, just go! Go!

993
00:55:57.975 --> 00:56:00.444
Help the others,
I'm right behind you.

994
00:56:01.479 --> 00:56:02.677
Gwen, come on, baby!

995
00:56:02.679 --> 00:56:05.349
Okay, okay, w're coming.

996
00:56:06.317 --> 00:56:08.784
Oh, man.

997
00:56:08.786 --> 00:56:09.785
Come on!

998
00:56:14.792 --> 00:56:16.327
Gwen, come on!

999
00:56:27.404 --> 00:56:29.406
Here! Take my hand.

1000
00:56:31.008 --> 00:56:32.476
Come on! Let go of the bag!

1001
00:56:36.180 --> 00:56:37.982
No!

1002
00:56:39.517 --> 00:56:41.617
I can lift you!

1003
00:56:41.619 --> 00:56:44.021
I shoul've listened
to you from the start.

1004
00:56:47.525 --> 00:56:49.326
Oh...

1005
00:57:12.917 --> 00:57:15.851
All right,
ladies and gentlemen.

1006
00:57:15.853 --> 00:57:18.887
Our two-mile wide field
is an incoming asteroid.

1007
00:57:18.889 --> 00:57:20.688
Sir, are we talking
about the one

1008
00:57:20.690 --> 00:57:21.857
that disappeared behind the sun?
Phaeton?

1009
00:57:21.859 --> 00:57:23.325
Tha's affirmative.

1010
00:57:23.327 --> 00:57:25.693
We need to use the rest
of our nukes

1011
00:57:25.695 --> 00:57:28.297
on a stage-two
Level Five response.

1012
00:57:28.299 --> 00:57:30.966
We need to set our
targeting system

1013
00:57:30.968 --> 00:57:33.435
so that the first wave
of nukes all hit

1014
00:57:33.437 --> 00:57:37.539
the exact same spot
of the meteor cloud.

1015
00:57:37.541 --> 00:57:40.375
That will create a compound
wave to dissipate the cloud

1016
00:57:40.377 --> 00:57:43.078
and reveal the bigger asteroid
so we can target it.

1017
00:57:43.080 --> 00:57:46.381
Tha's brilliant, sir!

1018
00:57:46.383 --> 00:57:50.052
This is Gwen Armstron's plan,
and yes it is.

1019
00:57:50.054 --> 00:57:53.555
Sir? We just lost two more
communication satellites.

1020
00:57:53.557 --> 00:57:57.659
But we do have communication
with other surviving bases.

1021
00:57:57.661 --> 00:57:59.795
Prepare for the first wave!

1022
00:57:59.797 --> 00:58:01.630
Yes, sir.

1023
00:58:01.632 --> 00:58:02.965
Stand by!

1024
00:58:02.967 --> 00:58:04.501
Level Five!

1025
00:58:07.905 --> 00:58:09.440
Level Five is go.

1026
00:58:13.611 --> 00:58:15.412
Level Five is go.

1027
00:58:22.453 --> 00:58:24.453
Level Five is go.

1028
00:58:24.455 --> 00:58:27.258
50% response! Go!

1029
00:59:02.960 --> 00:59:06.763
Heat signature at 4%, 2%.

1030
00:59:06.765 --> 00:59:08.130
Sir, it's working!

1031
00:59:08.132 --> 00:59:10.599
The cloud is beginning
to dissipate.

1032
00:59:10.601 --> 00:59:12.636
Heat signature one percent.

1033
00:59:18.609 --> 00:59:20.509
Level Five, stage two!

1034
00:59:20.511 --> 00:59:22.644
Target that asteroid.

1035
00:59:22.646 --> 00:59:25.015
50% Go!

1036
00:59:38.729 --> 00:59:40.195
The asteroid is still intact.

1037
00:59:40.197 --> 00:59:41.897
The nukes were ineffective, sir.

1038
00:59:41.899 --> 00:59:43.832
They were unable to make
contact with target.

1039
00:59:43.834 --> 00:59:46.435
Damn it!

1040
00:59:46.437 --> 00:59:49.004
Impact estimated
at 38 minutes.

1041
00:59:49.006 --> 00:59:51.139
Make sure the President,
Congress

1042
00:59:51.141 --> 00:59:53.342
and Joint Chiefs of
Staff are evacuated

1043
00:59:53.344 --> 00:59:56.180
- to the Doomsday Bunker.
- Yes, sir!

1044
01:00:00.017 --> 01:00:01.583
We are now being informed
that the mission

1045
01:00:01.585 --> 01:00:05.153
to destroy the incoming
asteroid was unsuccessful.

1046
01:00:05.155 --> 01:00:07.456
A general evacuation order
has been issued

1047
01:00:07.458 --> 01:00:10.525
for the entire East Coast
of the United States.

1048
01:00:10.527 --> 01:00:12.694
W've also received word
that the presiden's motorcade

1049
01:00:12.696 --> 01:00:17.099
is being redirected to the Raven
rock bunker in Pennsylvania.

1050
01:00:17.101 --> 01:00:18.433
God help us all.

1051
01:00:18.435 --> 01:00:19.701
Gwen?

1052
01:00:19.703 --> 01:00:21.370
- Gwen!
- No! We have to go!

1053
01:00:21.372 --> 01:00:23.505
No! W're not having another
Russia incident!

1054
01:00:23.507 --> 01:00:25.240
Michael, with all due respect,
you were not there!

1055
01:00:25.242 --> 01:00:26.875
She did what she was
supposed to be doing.

1056
01:00:26.877 --> 01:00:29.578
Did she? She had 15 minutes
before that order came in

1057
01:00:29.580 --> 01:00:31.213
to ground those planes!

1058
01:00:31.215 --> 01:00:34.116
Gwen! Are you okay?

1059
01:00:34.118 --> 01:00:36.918
I gave her
the orders, Michael.

1060
01:00:36.920 --> 01:00:39.020
It was my fault, okay?

1061
01:00:39.022 --> 01:00:40.722
We were supposed
to meet Kurt in Russia!

1062
01:00:40.724 --> 01:00:42.792
I'm the one that told her
to stay behind.

1063
01:00:42.794 --> 01:00:45.026
It was my fault, Michael.

1064
01:00:45.028 --> 01:00:47.729
She stayed because of me.

1065
01:00:47.731 --> 01:00:49.998
Well, they didn't have to
pin the whole thing on you.

1066
01:00:50.000 --> 01:00:52.334
Michael...

1067
01:00:52.336 --> 01:00:56.671
Okay! How much time
do we have left, Gwen?

1068
01:00:56.673 --> 01:00:58.306
We have 34 minutes.

1069
01:00:58.308 --> 01:01:00.976
And we already launched
Phase One and Phase Two

1070
01:01:00.978 --> 01:01:02.577
of the nukes, right?

1071
01:01:02.579 --> 01:01:04.413
So what's Plan B, guys?

1072
01:01:04.415 --> 01:01:06.148
Plan B is we make
our way to the airfield

1073
01:01:06.150 --> 01:01:07.616
about a mile from here.

1074
01:01:07.618 --> 01:01:08.950
Now there's two birds
on the ground.

1075
01:01:08.952 --> 01:01:10.652
We evac to safety, all of us!

1076
01:01:10.654 --> 01:01:12.988
No, no, no.
W're not gonna evacuate yet.

1077
01:01:12.990 --> 01:01:14.456
Look, there could be
a solution here.

1078
01:01:14.458 --> 01:01:18.026
I's a long shot,
but it could work.

1079
01:01:18.028 --> 01:01:19.728
The Braeburg Effect.

1080
01:01:19.730 --> 01:01:20.929
Braeburg?

1081
01:01:20.931 --> 01:01:22.397
Come on, Gwen, enough of that!

1082
01:01:22.399 --> 01:01:23.965
You know he's a laughing
stock of our community!

1083
01:01:23.967 --> 01:01:25.700
Okay, but, Kurt,
listen to me, okay?

1084
01:01:25.702 --> 01:01:27.837
The last few hours,
I've been noticing

1085
01:01:27.839 --> 01:01:29.971
that all this meteor impact
has displaced methane

1086
01:01:29.973 --> 01:01:31.406
into the atmosphere.

1087
01:01:31.408 --> 01:01:32.875
When you add
an electrical force to methane

1088
01:01:32.877 --> 01:01:34.811
it turns into plasma vapor.

1089
01:01:34.813 --> 01:01:38.013
Now the tests I took this
morning of that meteor,

1090
01:01:38.015 --> 01:01:39.681
it proves that it
has magnetic force.

1091
01:01:39.683 --> 01:01:43.685
So if we somehow find
6,000 megawatts of electricity

1092
01:01:43.687 --> 01:01:47.122
and create an electrical arc
up into the atmosphere,

1093
01:01:47.124 --> 01:01:48.490
it could actually displace

1094
01:01:48.492 --> 01:01:49.926
that electromagnetic force
and then....

1095
01:01:49.928 --> 01:01:51.761
And the nukes
and the meteors

1096
01:01:51.763 --> 01:01:52.994
and the asteroid all
crashing together.

1097
01:01:52.996 --> 01:01:54.864
Yes, and destroy them.

1098
01:01:54.866 --> 01:01:56.398
Okay, I understand that,

1099
01:01:56.400 --> 01:01:58.133
but where are we gonna get that
power, that wattage?

1100
01:01:58.135 --> 01:02:00.702
We do't have that.

1101
01:02:00.704 --> 01:02:02.671
There's a power plant
not far from the airfield.

1102
01:02:02.673 --> 01:02:04.139
Can we use that?

1103
01:02:04.141 --> 01:02:06.241
Yes, but we would
need some sort of...

1104
01:02:06.243 --> 01:02:07.642
A massive controlled
explosion!

1105
01:02:07.644 --> 01:02:09.177
Exactly.

1106
01:02:09.179 --> 01:02:11.146
One of those F-35s has
to be stocked with missiles.

1107
01:02:11.148 --> 01:02:12.849
Okay, okay.
Let's go to the hangar!

1108
01:02:12.851 --> 01:02:14.149
Let's go! Let's go!

1109
01:02:14.151 --> 01:02:15.586
Okay, let's get
to the airfield!

1110
01:02:22.526 --> 01:02:23.960
Let's go!
Come on, come on!

1111
01:02:23.962 --> 01:02:26.196
Okay, the base
is through the field!

1112
01:02:29.333 --> 01:02:31.032
For those of you at home
or hopefully

1113
01:02:31.034 --> 01:02:32.400
having found shelter,

1114
01:02:32.402 --> 01:02:34.871
we have an update
from Pentagon officials.

1115
01:02:34.873 --> 01:02:38.340
Raging fires are widespread
throughout North America

1116
01:02:38.342 --> 01:02:41.009
as a result of
the massive meteor shore.

1117
01:02:41.011 --> 01:02:45.547
Hundreds of thousands of home
have been damaged or destroyed.

1118
01:02:45.549 --> 01:02:49.651
Injuries and deaths are
estimated to be in the hundreds.

1119
01:02:49.653 --> 01:02:52.420
The national weather service is
now reporting that this storm

1120
01:02:52.422 --> 01:02:55.123
is due to a
gravitational slowdown

1121
01:02:55.125 --> 01:02:57.259
from inside of the meteor cloud,

1122
01:02:57.261 --> 01:02:59.929
caused by
two-mile-wide Phaethon asteroid

1123
01:02:59.931 --> 01:03:04.266
which is due to impact
Earth within the hour.

1124
01:03:04.268 --> 01:03:06.635
Come on, guys!
Come on! Come on!

1125
01:03:06.637 --> 01:03:08.303
Come on!

1126
01:03:08.305 --> 01:03:10.907
Let's go! Come on!
Let's go, let's go, let's go!

1127
01:03:10.909 --> 01:03:14.879
Come on! Move it! Move it!
Let's go, Kurt. Come on!

1128
01:03:20.083 --> 01:03:22.752
Whoa!

1129
01:04:21.045 --> 01:04:22.646
Come on! Come on!

1130
01:04:24.381 --> 01:04:26.483
Let's go!
This way, this way!

1131
01:04:28.853 --> 01:04:29.988
Whoa!

1132
01:04:32.023 --> 01:04:33.555
Okay! I can see it!

1133
01:04:33.557 --> 01:04:34.957
Another 300 yards
and w're there!

1134
01:04:34.959 --> 01:04:36.959
Let's go! Come on!
Move, move, move!

1135
01:04:36.961 --> 01:04:38.695
Keep moving!
Keep moving!

1136
01:04:49.373 --> 01:04:51.809
Down, down, down!
Get down! Down!

1137
01:04:56.613 --> 01:04:58.080
- Are you okay?
- Yes.

1138
01:04:58.082 --> 01:04:59.147
- You okay?
- Yeah.

1139
01:04:59.149 --> 01:05:00.950
Okay, okay.

1140
01:05:00.952 --> 01:05:03.919
Mara, you scour this field.

1141
01:05:03.921 --> 01:05:05.253
Find that jet.

1142
01:05:05.255 --> 01:05:06.922
Let's just pray
that puppy is armed

1143
01:05:06.924 --> 01:05:07.923
with striking capabilities.

1144
01:05:07.925 --> 01:05:09.424
I got it.

1145
01:05:09.426 --> 01:05:10.826
Now this incoming
w're experiencing,

1146
01:05:10.828 --> 01:05:12.094
I can only imagine
is gonna get worse.

1147
01:05:12.096 --> 01:05:13.428
So, Kurt, you go with her.

1148
01:05:13.430 --> 01:05:15.097
You ensure her success, okay?

1149
01:05:15.099 --> 01:05:16.431
- Yeah.
- Okay?

1150
01:05:16.433 --> 01:05:17.867
- Copy that.
- All right.

1151
01:05:17.869 --> 01:05:19.401
Gwen and I are gonna
locate a power source.

1152
01:05:19.403 --> 01:05:20.903
The transformer is on

1153
01:05:20.905 --> 01:05:22.972
the other side of the
airfield, due west.

1154
01:05:22.974 --> 01:05:25.875
Okay, perfect.
Meet back here.

1155
01:05:29.279 --> 01:05:32.716
Okay, go! Go! Go!

1156
01:05:44.728 --> 01:05:46.697
Gwen, come on!

1157
01:05:50.134 --> 01:05:52.602
Okay, go! Go!
Go! Go!

1158
01:05:58.009 --> 01:05:59.743
Okay, okay.

1159
01:06:02.679 --> 01:06:04.882
Gwen? Come on.

1160
01:06:07.952 --> 01:06:09.919
There!
There it is.

1161
01:06:09.921 --> 01:06:12.788
I see it! Let's go!

1162
01:06:14.591 --> 01:06:15.991
Okay.

1163
01:06:15.993 --> 01:06:17.461
Okay, go.

1164
01:06:24.401 --> 01:06:27.136
Okay. Hand me the iPad, Gwen!

1165
01:06:27.138 --> 01:06:28.806
All right.

1166
01:06:30.174 --> 01:06:32.174
Oh, God!

1167
01:06:32.176 --> 01:06:34.810
- You okay?
- Yeah.

1168
01:06:34.812 --> 01:06:36.178
- Okay.
- Here you go, Michael.

1169
01:06:36.180 --> 01:06:37.278
Hold it.

1170
01:06:37.280 --> 01:06:38.513
Okay.

1171
01:06:38.515 --> 01:06:40.248
- You got it?
- Yeah.

1172
01:06:40.250 --> 01:06:41.753
Okay.

1173
01:06:45.957 --> 01:06:47.091
Oh!

1174
01:06:50.460 --> 01:06:52.061
Please make this fast, okay?

1175
01:06:52.063 --> 01:06:53.461
I'm trying, I'm trying,
I'm trying.

1176
01:06:53.463 --> 01:06:54.797
- W're in!
- Okay.

1177
01:06:54.799 --> 01:06:56.331
Okay.

1178
01:06:56.333 --> 01:06:58.801
My security clearance should
give me access to the main grid.

1179
01:06:58.803 --> 01:07:00.870
Okay, I'm redirecting
all kilowatts

1180
01:07:00.872 --> 01:07:05.875
within a 100-mile radius
to transformer 47.

1181
01:07:05.877 --> 01:07:06.976
Okay. 47.

1182
01:07:06.978 --> 01:07:08.343
What are those coordinates,
Michael?

1183
01:07:08.345 --> 01:07:09.444
Give me a minute.

1184
01:07:19.190 --> 01:07:21.893
Ah!

1185
01:07:24.028 --> 01:07:25.227
Are you okay?

1186
01:07:25.229 --> 01:07:26.228
Are you having fun yet, doc?

1187
01:07:26.230 --> 01:07:27.595
Am I having fun?

1188
01:07:27.597 --> 01:07:30.065
You're crazy.
Come on. Come on, Mara.

1189
01:07:30.067 --> 01:07:31.466
Come on.
Come on, Mara.

1190
01:07:31.468 --> 01:07:33.838
Almost there, come on.

1191
01:07:40.244 --> 01:07:42.546
Okay. You're okay.

1192
01:07:43.881 --> 01:07:46.248
There's the entrance
to the hangar.

1193
01:07:46.250 --> 01:07:47.919
Let's go, go, go, go!

1194
01:07:58.963 --> 01:08:00.495
Got'em!
Sending to you now!

1195
01:08:00.497 --> 01:08:01.663
- Okay, great.
- You got'em.

1196
01:08:01.665 --> 01:08:05.034
Plugging those in, the equation.

1197
01:08:05.036 --> 01:08:06.304
Let's see if this works.

1198
01:08:08.873 --> 01:08:10.775
Put that here.

1199
01:08:12.810 --> 01:08:13.976
Put this...

1200
01:08:13.978 --> 01:08:18.713
So with that frequency,
those coordinates,

1201
01:08:18.715 --> 01:08:22.350
that dimension,
at that speed...

1202
01:08:22.352 --> 01:08:23.685
What do you got, baby?

1203
01:08:23.687 --> 01:08:25.321
This is gonna work...

1204
01:08:25.323 --> 01:08:27.156
Michael, it's gonna work.

1205
01:08:27.158 --> 01:08:29.992
Okay.

1206
01:08:31.461 --> 01:08:33.863
- Come on, Gwen! Come on!
- We gotta go!

1207
01:08:33.865 --> 01:08:35.132
Let's go!

1208
01:08:45.910 --> 01:08:48.844
W're gonna have
to taxi this jet.

1209
01:08:48.846 --> 01:08:50.312
Yeah.

1210
01:08:50.314 --> 01:08:52.049
Who's the chauffer now?

1211
01:08:59.090 --> 01:09:00.724
Mara?

1212
01:09:02.592 --> 01:09:04.161
There's no missiles.

1213
01:09:04.829 --> 01:09:06.230
There's no missiles.

1214
01:09:11.168 --> 01:09:12.902
We gotta go tell 'em.

1215
01:09:12.904 --> 01:09:15.306
Let's go tell'em.
Come on.

1216
01:09:16.506 --> 01:09:18.242
Come on

1217
01:09:19.476 --> 01:09:21.379
Damn it.
Come on.

1218
01:09:23.580 --> 01:09:27.515
Mara! Kurt!

1219
01:09:27.517 --> 01:09:29.651
F-35, end of the tarmac.

1220
01:09:29.653 --> 01:09:31.686
- 10% fuel.
- I's okay.

1221
01:09:31.688 --> 01:09:34.924
Gwen, there's no missiles.

1222
01:09:34.926 --> 01:09:35.891
Shit!

1223
01:09:35.893 --> 01:09:38.227
- Um...
- Tha's it.

1224
01:09:38.229 --> 01:09:39.828
What?

1225
01:09:39.830 --> 01:09:43.267
I's over.
There's nothing we can do.

1226
01:09:44.101 --> 01:09:47.669
There's got to be.
Okay.

1227
01:09:47.671 --> 01:09:48.837
There's nothing
left we can do!

1228
01:09:48.839 --> 01:09:52.174
The jet becomes the missile.

1229
01:09:52.176 --> 01:09:55.244
By taking off,
the jet becomes the missile.

1230
01:09:55.246 --> 01:09:57.679
I just take off and fly it
straight up into the air

1231
01:09:57.681 --> 01:09:59.815
and come down at Mach speed
to that electrical plant

1232
01:09:59.817 --> 01:10:01.383
and hit it right in the
center...

1233
01:10:01.385 --> 01:10:02.617
Gwen, what are
you talking about?

1234
01:10:02.619 --> 01:10:03.852
No on's getting
inside that jet!

1235
01:10:03.854 --> 01:10:05.356
Tha's a suicide mission!

1236
01:10:06.958 --> 01:10:08.759
And you know what?
There's gotta be another way!

1237
01:10:10.527 --> 01:10:12.094
You're not thinking straight.

1238
01:10:12.096 --> 01:10:14.163
No.
No on's getting into that jet!

1239
01:10:14.165 --> 01:10:16.432
I's over.

1240
01:10:16.434 --> 01:10:18.067
Just get me into the sat com.
I'll figure it out.

1241
01:10:18.069 --> 01:10:19.835
Just link to help me back up
with the nukes.

1242
01:10:19.837 --> 01:10:21.305
Okay, you can do that
through the computer.

1243
01:10:28.478 --> 01:10:30.478
Here we go.

1244
01:10:30.480 --> 01:10:33.217
The fuel is at 10%.

1245
01:10:34.385 --> 01:10:37.585
- Gwen? Gwen!
- Gwen! Gwen!

1246
01:10:37.587 --> 01:10:39.154
Michael stop, she's gone.

1247
01:10:39.156 --> 01:10:43.558
Her best bet will be
to parachute into an open field

1248
01:10:43.560 --> 01:10:45.928
We gotta get to an open field.
We gotta get to an open field!

1249
01:10:45.930 --> 01:10:47.528
Come on, le's go!
Move it!

1250
01:10:47.530 --> 01:10:50.334
- Let's go find an open field!
- Come on, come on!

1251
01:10:56.874 --> 01:10:59.308
Initiate flight sequencing.

1252
01:10:59.310 --> 01:11:04.746
On, engaged.
Engine one, on.

1253
01:11:04.748 --> 01:11:07.118
Flight time: three minutes.

1254
01:11:13.590 --> 01:11:15.059
Let's do this.

1255
01:11:17.228 --> 01:11:18.927
Okay, come here!

1256
01:11:18.929 --> 01:11:20.695
She's gotta land here, okay?

1257
01:11:20.697 --> 01:11:22.064
This is the only spot
that she can land.

1258
01:11:22.066 --> 01:11:24.068
All right.

1259
01:11:28.705 --> 01:11:30.671
Gwen, do you copy?

1260
01:11:30.673 --> 01:11:32.810
I read you five
by five, Michael.

1261
01:11:34.677 --> 01:11:36.247
Engine engaged.

1262
01:12:35.039 --> 01:12:37.573
Sir, our radar is
detecting an object

1263
01:12:37.575 --> 01:12:40.776
moving the speed of sound
flying up out of Wyoming.

1264
01:12:40.778 --> 01:12:42.945
- Do we have an ID on it?
- No.

1265
01:12:42.947 --> 01:12:45.116
We do't know
what it is yet, sir.

1266
01:13:01.966 --> 01:13:03.601
Starting ascent.

1267
01:13:15.146 --> 01:13:16.711
Gwen!

1268
01:13:16.713 --> 01:13:18.315
Come in, Gwen!
Gwen, come in!

1269
01:13:46.977 --> 01:13:50.080
Looks like it's one of ours,
sir, an F-35.

1270
01:13:59.490 --> 01:14:01.559
One minute, three seconds.

1271
01:14:05.396 --> 01:14:06.828
T-minus 1 minute.

1272
01:14:06.830 --> 01:14:08.230
Engaging F35 dive

1273
01:14:08.232 --> 01:14:10.698
in 5, 4,

1274
01:14:10.700 --> 01:14:14.138
3, 2, 1, now!

1275
01:14:17.208 --> 01:14:18.941
Gwen, you get outta there!

1276
01:14:18.943 --> 01:14:21.145
You make sure you get
outta there, Gwen!

1277
01:14:24.114 --> 01:14:25.914
Gwen, do you copy?
Make sure you get outta there!

1278
01:14:25.916 --> 01:14:27.549
Come on, Gwen.

1279
01:14:27.551 --> 01:14:29.553
45 seconds!

1280
01:14:37.461 --> 01:14:41.530
I'm getting high level
radiation warnings.

1281
01:14:41.532 --> 01:14:43.434
Damn it, come on.

1282
01:14:57.815 --> 01:15:01.483
Really starting to feel
the Gs, here.

1283
01:15:01.485 --> 01:15:04.453
Ejecting in 10, 9...

1284
01:15:04.455 --> 01:15:07.258
Eight, seven, six...

1285
01:15:12.830 --> 01:15:14.131
Five...

1286
01:15:15.599 --> 01:15:17.034
four...

1287
01:15:18.335 --> 01:15:20.437
Three...

1288
01:15:30.547 --> 01:15:32.149
Gwen, do you copy?

1289
01:16:08.919 --> 01:16:11.488
One.

1290
01:16:26.837 --> 01:16:28.505
They did it!

1291
01:16:32.009 --> 01:16:33.709
The target!

1292
01:16:33.711 --> 01:16:35.344
The target has been neutralized!

1293
01:16:35.346 --> 01:16:37.379
You heard correctly,
ladies and gentlemen!

1294
01:16:37.381 --> 01:16:39.881
The asteroi's been destroyed!

1295
01:16:41.919 --> 01:16:43.852
W're clear!
W're all clear!

1296
01:16:43.854 --> 01:16:45.189
Oh, my God.

1297
01:16:47.991 --> 01:16:50.625
Lieutenant Armstrong,
we can confirm

1298
01:16:50.627 --> 01:16:53.061
Phaeton has been eliminated.
Is your wife all right?

1299
01:16:53.063 --> 01:16:55.530
Where is she?
Where is she?

1300
01:16:55.532 --> 01:16:56.965
Gwen!

1301
01:16:56.967 --> 01:16:59.034
Lieutenant Armstrong!
Do you copy?

1302
01:16:59.036 --> 01:17:00.805
Where is she?

1303
01:17:02.841 --> 01:17:06.778
General, this is Dr. Siegel,
no sign of her yet.

1304
01:17:07.711 --> 01:17:09.580
Where is she?

1305
01:17:17.822 --> 01:17:19.323
There!

1306
01:17:23.394 --> 01:17:27.231
We have a visual on
Dr. Armstrong, sh's alive!

1307
01:17:28.065 --> 01:17:29.566
She made it!

1308
01:17:34.037 --> 01:17:38.175
Woo! Woo!

1309
01:17:54.925 --> 01:17:57.161
She's coming in for a landing.

1310
01:18:06.703 --> 01:18:08.970
Oh...

1311
01:18:17.714 --> 01:18:20.184
Hey, doc.

1312
01:18:29.059 --> 01:18:30.862
You're crazy.

1313
01:18:32.563 --> 01:18:34.164
I had to.

1314
01:18:36.233 --> 01:18:39.201
What was the probability
of that happening, huh?

1315
01:18:39.203 --> 01:18:41.303
We did it.

1316
01:18:41.305 --> 01:18:43.808
You're crazy... you're crazy.

1317
01:18:48.645 --> 01:18:49.948
You did it...

1318
01:18:51.982 --> 01:18:53.381
Dr. Braeburg.

1319
01:18:53.383 --> 01:18:55.517
Shh. The world does't
need to know.

1320
01:18:55.519 --> 01:18:57.954
- The world needs to know.
- No, no, no.

1321
01:18:57.956 --> 01:19:00.925
No. The world is safe now.

1322
01:19:13.170 --> 01:19:15.840
Kurt! Mara!

1323
01:19:17.641 --> 01:19:20.711
Woo! Woo!

1324
01:19:21.578 --> 01:19:23.779
What a team!

1325
01:19:23.781 --> 01:19:27.718
Well done, Colonel... sir.

1326
01:19:32.456 --> 01:19:34.291
Phew!