WEBVTT 00:00:00.642 --> 00:00:20.642 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:01:52.666 --> 00:01:54.541 Still time to change your mind. 00:01:55.083 --> 00:01:56.923 Like a race to see who'd die first. 00:01:59.083 --> 00:02:01.916 Terminal patient outlives the rest of humanity. 00:02:02.000 --> 00:02:03.958 Someone should put you in a medical journal. 00:02:04.041 --> 00:02:05.375 Nobody around to read it. 00:02:06.750 --> 00:02:10.125 If you stop the transfusions, you won't last a week. 00:02:11.000 --> 00:02:13.166 If I was in a hurry to die, I'd go with you. 00:02:16.125 --> 00:02:18.500 - We all want to be home. - Where is that? 00:02:19.875 --> 00:02:22.041 Well, for you, I guess that's here. 00:02:22.916 --> 00:02:24.541 As good a place as any. 00:02:29.958 --> 00:02:33.083 Ana? Ana! 00:02:33.166 --> 00:02:35.833 - Leave everything behind. - Ana! Ana? 00:02:35.916 --> 00:02:38.041 - Leave all belongings behind. - Ana! 00:02:39.000 --> 00:02:40.541 - My little girl is missing! - What? 00:02:40.625 --> 00:02:43.625 - I can't find my daughter. She isn't here. - What's the problem? 00:02:43.708 --> 00:02:44.958 I can't find her! 00:02:45.041 --> 00:02:47.000 - Katherine! - Ana? 00:02:47.083 --> 00:02:48.601 - She already left. - What? 00:02:48.625 --> 00:02:51.833 They put her on another helicopter. I saw her. 00:02:51.916 --> 00:02:54.791 - What? She was alone? - No, with Doctor Rogg. 00:02:54.875 --> 00:02:57.500 He said to tell you he will meet you on the ground. 00:02:57.583 --> 00:02:59.263 - We have to go. - Come on. 00:03:07.291 --> 00:03:08.916 Are you checking off names? 00:03:09.000 --> 00:03:11.958 Nobody gave me a list. I just put people on the chopper. 00:03:12.791 --> 00:03:13.833 What about him? 00:03:16.333 --> 00:03:17.375 He's staying. 00:03:20.583 --> 00:03:21.583 Let's go! 00:04:45.166 --> 00:04:49.000 ♪ Used to spend my nights Out in a barroom ♪ 00:04:54.625 --> 00:04:59.416 ♪ Liquor was the only love I'd known ♪ 00:05:03.958 --> 00:05:08.166 ♪ But you rescued me From reachin' for the bottom ♪ 00:05:10.416 --> 00:05:14.000 ♪ And brought me back ♪ 00:05:14.083 --> 00:05:17.166 ♪ From being too far gone ♪ 00:05:20.416 --> 00:05:26.833 ♪ You're as smooth as Tennessee whiskey ♪ 00:05:29.833 --> 00:05:36.166 ♪ You're as sweet as strawberry wine ♪ 00:05:40.000 --> 00:05:45.833 ♪ You're as warm as a glass of brandy ♪ 00:05:48.583 --> 00:05:55.500 ♪ And, honey, I stay stoned On your love all the time ♪ 00:06:24.375 --> 00:06:27.541 In our galaxy alone, there are billions of stars, 00:06:27.625 --> 00:06:30.291 each one a sun to its own solar system. 00:06:30.375 --> 00:06:32.625 And most of those suns have planets, 00:06:32.708 --> 00:06:34.708 so it stands to reason that 00:06:34.791 --> 00:06:38.875 of these hundreds of billions of exoplanets that exist in our galaxy, 00:06:38.958 --> 00:06:42.458 at least one of them has the potential to support life. 00:06:44.250 --> 00:06:48.291 This is K-23, Jupiter's previously undiscovered moon. 00:06:48.875 --> 00:06:50.250 Not quite an exoplanet. 00:06:50.333 --> 00:06:52.625 The moon's atmosphere is governed not by the sun, 00:06:52.708 --> 00:06:54.541 but by its thermal volcanic activity. 00:06:54.625 --> 00:06:58.291 In simpler terms, when studying K-23's lunar spectrum, 00:06:58.375 --> 00:07:00.416 its biomarkers and water vapors, 00:07:01.041 --> 00:07:04.250 it appears as though it's being heated from the inside out. 00:07:04.333 --> 00:07:07.750 While further probing will need to test for atmospheric habitability, 00:07:07.833 --> 00:07:09.750 we can confidently say 00:07:09.833 --> 00:07:14.000 that based on its mass, radial velocity, and orbit, 00:07:15.333 --> 00:07:16.666 it could be just right. 00:07:31.416 --> 00:07:32.875 I haven't met him personally, 00:07:32.958 --> 00:07:36.500 but I gathered research for his partner years ago, read his papers. 00:07:36.583 --> 00:07:38.000 Was that at Oxford? 00:07:41.291 --> 00:07:42.500 No, Michigan. 00:07:42.583 --> 00:07:44.583 Oh, Michigan. 00:07:45.583 --> 00:07:46.583 Very cold. 00:07:47.166 --> 00:07:50.416 Yeah. Have you been? 00:07:50.500 --> 00:07:52.291 What are you drinking? 00:07:53.000 --> 00:07:55.166 Whiskey. What are you drinking? 00:07:56.041 --> 00:07:57.083 Same as you. 00:07:57.166 --> 00:07:59.000 There's a place called Portobello Beach. 00:07:59.083 --> 00:08:00.416 - Have you heard of this? - No. 00:08:00.500 --> 00:08:04.583 It's so beautiful. You should go there. Just off the coast near Edinburgh. 00:08:04.666 --> 00:08:07.166 In the height of summer, it's probably gonna be raining. 00:08:07.250 --> 00:08:09.000 - It's a tourist trap. - Yeah, I'm sure. 00:08:09.083 --> 00:08:10.291 You should go to the beach. 00:08:10.375 --> 00:08:11.791 - It's beautiful. - I will. 00:08:11.875 --> 00:08:15.291 But, um, while I have you, can I ask you a very serious question 00:08:15.375 --> 00:08:16.833 about your very serious book? 00:08:17.500 --> 00:08:20.541 How much of what you're searching for is reality, 00:08:21.166 --> 00:08:23.666 and how much of your planet is just 00:08:24.791 --> 00:08:25.875 bullshit? 00:09:10.291 --> 00:09:12.500 List active missions. 00:09:14.708 --> 00:09:16.625 Neowise, inactive. 00:09:16.708 --> 00:09:19.333 Voyager 3, inactive. 00:09:19.416 --> 00:09:22.041 International Space Station, evacuated. 00:09:22.625 --> 00:09:25.000 Orion 2, inactive. 00:09:25.083 --> 00:09:27.125 Aether, active. 00:09:27.208 --> 00:09:29.666 Geofen 3, inactive. 00:09:29.750 --> 00:09:31.333 - Jason 4... - Show me Aether. 00:09:47.416 --> 00:09:49.791 How long till Aether's in range for direct contact? 00:09:49.875 --> 00:09:52.958 Aether will be in range in 11 hours and 54 minutes. 00:09:53.041 --> 00:09:56.291 - Set an alarm for notification. - Alarm is set. 00:10:20.416 --> 00:10:21.416 On my way. 00:10:54.583 --> 00:10:56.583 No! Wait! 00:10:58.708 --> 00:10:59.958 Ade! 00:11:00.541 --> 00:11:02.333 Wait! I'm here! 00:11:43.041 --> 00:11:44.458 You awake, Maya? 00:11:44.541 --> 00:11:47.000 I'm awake. How are you feeling? 00:11:47.541 --> 00:11:48.750 Like a moose. 00:11:50.291 --> 00:11:53.291 - Morning, Sully. - I'm not speaking to you. 00:11:54.541 --> 00:11:55.541 Why is that? 00:11:55.583 --> 00:11:59.000 I had a dream you left me on K-23, so I'm not talking to you. 00:12:03.125 --> 00:12:05.750 - You started early. - Champions never rest. 00:12:05.833 --> 00:12:08.166 You still trying to beat your boys' times? 00:12:08.250 --> 00:12:11.458 - They pay you to distract me, don't they? - Nah, I do it for free. 00:12:12.250 --> 00:12:14.916 - You hear anything from home? - I'm trying. 00:13:15.416 --> 00:13:17.958 - Good morning, Sanchez. - Morning, Sully. 00:13:18.708 --> 00:13:19.791 Your decaf. 00:13:19.875 --> 00:13:22.916 Whoa! Thank you, thank you. 00:13:23.583 --> 00:13:26.041 - Anything yet? - Nothing yet. 00:13:46.000 --> 00:13:50.500 This is Aether Mission K-23, open on all channels. 00:13:51.875 --> 00:13:53.958 Does anyone copy? 00:13:57.708 --> 00:13:58.708 Repeat. 00:13:59.708 --> 00:14:02.083 Does anyone copy? 00:14:47.833 --> 00:14:50.541 - What's she hearing? - What frequency is this? 00:14:50.625 --> 00:14:52.541 I'm running S, X, and Ka. 00:14:53.500 --> 00:14:56.875 - That puts our last contact... - Including the control blackout? 00:14:56.958 --> 00:14:58.398 - Post-blackout. - Three weeks. 00:14:59.041 --> 00:15:02.666 If Mojave goes offline, then Spain or Australia immediately grabs the signal. 00:15:02.750 --> 00:15:04.791 No gaps. We're not receiving anything. 00:15:04.875 --> 00:15:08.666 I've taken everything apart, rebooted it a dozen times, and nothing works. 00:15:10.250 --> 00:15:13.458 I also couldn't make contact with the K-23 colony flight, 00:15:13.541 --> 00:15:15.666 which should've been in the air a week ago. 00:15:19.666 --> 00:15:21.916 I mean, it could be atmospheric, 00:15:22.000 --> 00:15:26.041 RF pollution, or maybe a geomagnetic storm. 00:15:27.041 --> 00:15:31.250 But none of that could last this long or disrupt both hemispheres. 00:17:44.166 --> 00:17:45.208 No. 00:17:48.375 --> 00:17:53.083 Hello, this is Barbeau Observatory. A family member has been left behind. 00:17:53.166 --> 00:17:55.125 Somebody needs to come back for her. 00:18:00.375 --> 00:18:05.416 Hello, this is Barbeau Observatory. An outpost child has been left. Sh... 00:18:05.500 --> 00:18:06.541 What's your name? 00:18:08.708 --> 00:18:10.333 Your name... What's your name? 00:18:10.416 --> 00:18:14.500 She's a... She's an unidentified child. 00:18:14.583 --> 00:18:17.416 She's seven or eight. She's alone. 00:18:18.625 --> 00:18:20.833 Somebody has to come back. Sh... 00:18:30.833 --> 00:18:32.166 Is anyone out there? 00:18:44.541 --> 00:18:45.541 Hey. 00:19:21.958 --> 00:19:23.958 Somebody's gotta be coming back for you, 00:19:24.708 --> 00:19:26.083 because I can't help you. 00:19:26.708 --> 00:19:27.833 You understand? 00:19:31.250 --> 00:19:32.708 I'm the wrong person. 00:19:44.000 --> 00:19:45.375 I'm the wrong person. 00:20:17.916 --> 00:20:19.375 Are you hungry? 00:20:27.916 --> 00:20:29.833 You have any brothers or sisters? 00:20:33.458 --> 00:20:35.916 You're not deaf, right? You can hear me talking? 00:20:37.125 --> 00:20:38.125 Hey. 00:20:40.791 --> 00:20:42.208 Well, that's clear. 00:20:43.125 --> 00:20:44.375 You just can't talk? 00:20:46.541 --> 00:20:47.625 Or you won't? 00:20:48.791 --> 00:20:50.333 You just want to piss me off. 00:20:54.166 --> 00:20:57.125 What is that? Is that an iris? 00:21:00.375 --> 00:21:01.375 Is it... 00:21:14.083 --> 00:21:15.083 Iris? 00:21:21.708 --> 00:21:23.708 Okay. 00:21:24.666 --> 00:21:27.416 Aether is within direct contact range. 00:21:27.500 --> 00:21:29.500 There are no incoming messages. 00:21:35.500 --> 00:21:37.791 Come in, Aether. This is Barbeau Observatory. 00:21:37.875 --> 00:21:39.166 Are you receiving this? 00:21:42.250 --> 00:21:44.875 Come in, Aether. This is Barbeau Observatory. 00:21:44.958 --> 00:21:46.375 Are you receiving this? 00:21:55.791 --> 00:21:57.666 Don't... Don't touch anything. 00:22:03.958 --> 00:22:06.250 Come in, Aether. This is Barbeau Observatory. 00:22:06.333 --> 00:22:07.708 Are you receiving this? 00:22:12.000 --> 00:22:13.000 No touching. 00:22:15.791 --> 00:22:17.916 Come in, Aether. 00:22:18.000 --> 00:22:21.291 This is Barbeau Observatory. Are you receiving this? 00:22:31.375 --> 00:22:32.625 That's Aether. 00:22:35.791 --> 00:22:38.916 It's a spaceship, far away, 00:22:40.541 --> 00:22:42.500 coming back from a planet that we... 00:22:43.791 --> 00:22:45.500 we hoped would be our future, but… 00:22:47.625 --> 00:22:49.666 Things didn't quite turn out that way. 00:22:57.375 --> 00:22:59.250 That's why I have to contact them. 00:23:00.416 --> 00:23:02.833 Now, before it's too late. 00:23:07.000 --> 00:23:08.000 You understand? 00:23:34.208 --> 00:23:37.083 No, no, no, no. 00:23:37.166 --> 00:23:38.333 This is my room. 00:23:40.041 --> 00:23:41.125 This is my room. 00:23:45.416 --> 00:23:46.416 Here. 00:23:49.291 --> 00:23:50.583 You sleep in here. 00:23:51.375 --> 00:23:52.375 No. 00:23:54.166 --> 00:23:55.166 Okay. 00:24:43.291 --> 00:24:45.791 Uh… 00:25:05.583 --> 00:25:08.708 The antenna's our problem. It's not strong enough. 00:25:08.791 --> 00:25:11.125 Doesn't matter what direction we put it in. 00:25:12.291 --> 00:25:15.916 They're not answering us because they can't hear us. 00:26:46.500 --> 00:26:47.916 Well, that's something. 00:26:55.375 --> 00:26:59.250 Given all the variables, the fact that we can't contact 00:26:59.333 --> 00:27:01.041 the K-23 colony flight 00:27:01.750 --> 00:27:04.541 and can't raise Mojave on any frequency, 00:27:05.750 --> 00:27:07.958 our obvious conclusion must be… 00:27:09.750 --> 00:27:11.750 that the fault lies with us. 00:27:13.291 --> 00:27:17.583 But we have exhausted every possible trouble area on our side 00:27:17.666 --> 00:27:19.583 and simply cannot find it. 00:27:22.125 --> 00:27:24.166 If this were a less experienced crew, 00:27:24.250 --> 00:27:26.250 this ship would be in full-blown panic. 00:27:26.333 --> 00:27:27.833 Slow down. 00:27:28.375 --> 00:27:32.041 Mission Specialist Sullivan is now breaking every protocol 00:27:32.125 --> 00:27:34.833 as she attempts to make any kind of contact, 00:27:34.916 --> 00:27:37.708 including China, India… 00:27:39.875 --> 00:27:40.875 and Russia. 00:27:42.166 --> 00:27:45.000 This action is under my direction. 00:27:46.375 --> 00:27:48.208 Mitchell is… 00:27:49.125 --> 00:27:51.125 simply the best flier there is, 00:27:52.125 --> 00:27:53.833 but he's anxious to get home. 00:27:55.208 --> 00:28:01.166 Maya and Sanchez are on 12-hour shifts as they boot and reboot the comms system, 00:28:01.750 --> 00:28:03.250 again at my order. 00:28:05.125 --> 00:28:09.125 Overall, the crew's spirit remains high as we near the end of our journey. 00:28:10.333 --> 00:28:13.500 Our two-year mission to K-23 00:28:13.583 --> 00:28:16.666 has us returning with more answers than questions. 00:28:17.291 --> 00:28:20.916 Can it sustain life? Yes. Can it expand? Yes. 00:28:21.000 --> 00:28:21.875 Could it be home? 00:28:21.958 --> 00:28:23.250 Yes, it could. 00:28:23.958 --> 00:28:26.208 Every question we set out to answer, we did… 00:28:28.375 --> 00:28:31.375 except the one that lingers in the air. 00:28:32.875 --> 00:28:35.166 "Why is it so quiet?" 00:28:49.000 --> 00:28:52.208 Your breakfast has timed out. Would you like another? 00:28:53.041 --> 00:28:55.583 No. Almost done. 00:29:21.458 --> 00:29:22.458 I know. 00:29:23.416 --> 00:29:25.458 Doesn't make much sense to me either. 00:29:53.791 --> 00:29:56.500 You know, there's no rule that says you have to touch everything. 00:30:30.250 --> 00:30:31.333 Polaris. 00:30:35.500 --> 00:30:36.500 You see it? 00:30:52.541 --> 00:30:54.916 It's the most important star in the sky. 00:31:02.708 --> 00:31:05.291 If you ever get lost, it'll help you find your way. 00:31:10.708 --> 00:31:13.750 I called you. You didn't answer. 00:31:14.541 --> 00:31:15.791 Sorry, I was working. 00:31:17.000 --> 00:31:19.166 Can't answer your phone when you're working? 00:31:20.375 --> 00:31:21.791 I can. I just didn't. 00:31:29.125 --> 00:31:31.375 I called to tell you I'm not pregnant. 00:31:33.583 --> 00:31:34.583 You're safe. 00:31:35.666 --> 00:31:36.791 It was just a… 00:31:38.625 --> 00:31:42.416 possible sighting of a life-form that ultimately proved false. 00:31:46.250 --> 00:31:48.750 You want to be an explorer, Augustine. 00:31:50.500 --> 00:31:54.708 To discover new worlds, to… give life some hope. 00:31:58.125 --> 00:32:00.958 But while you're doing all that, your own life is just 00:32:02.125 --> 00:32:03.416 slipping away. 00:32:06.541 --> 00:32:09.666 And that breaks my heart. 00:32:15.500 --> 00:32:18.333 But, you know… 00:32:20.000 --> 00:32:21.666 I'm sure it's for the best. 00:33:40.041 --> 00:33:41.708 It shouldn't be up this far. 00:33:47.041 --> 00:33:48.083 Not yet. 00:33:52.291 --> 00:33:55.000 There is an antenna that's stronger than ours. 00:34:01.583 --> 00:34:02.708 It's up north. 00:34:05.458 --> 00:34:06.458 There. 00:34:08.458 --> 00:34:09.500 Lake Hazen. 00:34:10.333 --> 00:34:11.750 It's a weather station. 00:34:13.083 --> 00:34:15.625 It's protected by this mountain range. 00:34:16.375 --> 00:34:18.375 So the air might still be good. 00:34:20.541 --> 00:34:21.833 At least for a while. 00:34:25.958 --> 00:34:28.583 We get to that antenna, somebody'll hear us. 00:34:46.875 --> 00:34:48.083 It's a long way. 00:35:39.541 --> 00:35:40.666 It's okay. 00:35:42.125 --> 00:35:44.166 It's all right. You have to. 00:35:45.416 --> 00:35:46.416 So do I. 00:35:47.458 --> 00:35:49.166 Just take a deep breath. 00:35:53.375 --> 00:35:54.875 That's not so bad, right? 00:35:56.125 --> 00:35:58.375 Hmm? Okay. 00:36:05.458 --> 00:36:08.250 Never take it off, no matter what. 00:36:55.333 --> 00:36:57.875 - Right? - And I hear this, like… 00:36:57.958 --> 00:36:59.416 - Sniffing. - What? 00:36:59.500 --> 00:37:03.875 Then I heard this voice that was like, "Oh, damn, you smell good." 00:37:03.958 --> 00:37:05.809 - What? - And it was the guy! 00:37:05.833 --> 00:37:08.184 - No way, you're lying. - Why would I lie? 00:37:08.208 --> 00:37:10.250 - He did that? - No, he didn't. 00:37:10.333 --> 00:37:13.291 - Oh my God. He did that? - Yeah, he did. 00:37:13.375 --> 00:37:15.708 - But why? - 'Cause I smell good! 00:37:15.791 --> 00:37:17.311 So, what? He was behind you? 00:37:17.375 --> 00:37:20.125 He was right behind me. He came down onto my neck. 00:37:20.208 --> 00:37:21.958 It's okay. You can come in. 00:37:22.041 --> 00:37:24.001 No. 00:37:24.500 --> 00:37:25.916 Come in! 00:37:26.000 --> 00:37:26.916 Is he hot? 00:37:27.000 --> 00:37:28.000 Okay. 00:37:28.041 --> 00:37:30.875 - If you're late, you're not hot. - Yeah, but… Okay. 00:37:30.958 --> 00:37:32.833 So you don't mind if someone's... 00:37:32.916 --> 00:37:34.791 No, I wanted to know if he was hot. 00:37:34.875 --> 00:37:37.000 So, this is my sister. 00:37:37.083 --> 00:37:41.250 And that is my very, very best friend from high school. 00:37:42.458 --> 00:37:45.041 - So he turns up. - Oh. 00:37:45.125 --> 00:37:47.125 - He turns up. - Wait for it. 00:37:47.833 --> 00:37:49.416 Here it comes. 00:37:50.583 --> 00:37:54.041 The world's smartest cat, Einstein. 00:37:54.666 --> 00:37:58.416 - Hey, baby! - Hey, honeybun. 00:37:58.500 --> 00:38:00.083 He still likes me best. 00:38:00.791 --> 00:38:02.551 I need to hear what happened. 00:38:04.041 --> 00:38:07.375 - I don't know. - I told you, the guy with… 00:38:07.458 --> 00:38:08.625 Is it the sniffer? 00:38:08.708 --> 00:38:10.916 Oh, no! What? 00:38:11.666 --> 00:38:13.375 I'm so frightened. 00:38:16.708 --> 00:38:19.583 I'm so sorry for so many things. 00:38:21.250 --> 00:38:22.500 I love you, Margaret. 00:38:24.166 --> 00:38:25.250 I love you. 00:38:31.083 --> 00:38:32.083 I love you. 00:38:34.625 --> 00:38:36.458 Do you want to change games? 00:38:36.541 --> 00:38:39.875 - I'm on about a two-month winning streak. - I'm pacing myself. 00:38:42.291 --> 00:38:45.291 I got into NASA 'cause I was damn good at mathematics. 00:38:45.375 --> 00:38:48.166 Now, I don't like to use the word "prodigy," but... 00:38:48.250 --> 00:38:50.000 Yeah, I read your bio. 00:38:50.083 --> 00:38:53.333 You also broke the family dog's leg when you strapped it to a wooden rocket. 00:38:54.500 --> 00:38:56.625 - That's irrelevant. - Not to the dog. 00:38:59.750 --> 00:39:03.583 Did you know there are over 60 billion possible combinations 00:39:03.666 --> 00:39:05.666 of rummy hands at the start of the game? 00:39:06.166 --> 00:39:08.958 So this little streak you're on… 00:39:09.041 --> 00:39:12.208 A streak that's lasted from one side of the universe to the other. 00:39:12.291 --> 00:39:14.166 …is nothing more than a minuscule blip of luck 00:39:14.250 --> 00:39:17.166 among 60 billion possible combinations. 00:39:17.250 --> 00:39:18.500 But when you apply… 00:39:20.958 --> 00:39:23.916 genius-level math skills to the equation, 00:39:24.791 --> 00:39:25.916 you can shift 00:39:27.291 --> 00:39:29.333 those combinations to your favor. 00:39:29.416 --> 00:39:32.208 Hmm. And that is what you're doing now? 00:39:32.833 --> 00:39:34.666 Overpowering me with math? 00:39:35.750 --> 00:39:37.583 You, my friend, 00:39:37.666 --> 00:39:42.250 are what my fellow mathematicians refer to as… a simpleton. 00:39:42.333 --> 00:39:45.500 Oh! A simpleton! 00:39:55.583 --> 00:39:57.375 - We've deviated off course. - How far? 00:39:57.458 --> 00:39:59.541 Can't tell yet. Auto-deactivated at some point. 00:39:59.625 --> 00:40:03.125 Shut us down. Kill the engines before we get completely sideways. 00:40:03.875 --> 00:40:06.625 - Problem with navigation. - So we're off course. How far? 00:40:06.708 --> 00:40:07.708 No idea. 00:40:07.750 --> 00:40:09.750 Okay, we'll need to figure that out. 00:40:15.833 --> 00:40:17.666 What is the variance for the alarm? 00:40:18.333 --> 00:40:21.041 - 0.4 degrees. - And it sounded for what? 80 seconds? 00:40:21.125 --> 00:40:24.291 - At 30,000 miles per hour. - Plus coast speed after engine kill. 00:40:24.375 --> 00:40:25.791 Guidance and telemetry are... 00:40:25.875 --> 00:40:28.833 - Non-existent without comms. - Sanchez, shut off the alarm. 00:40:43.333 --> 00:40:45.833 Sully? What do you hear? 00:40:45.916 --> 00:40:49.666 Jupiter probes, the beacon we left behind at K-23, 00:40:49.750 --> 00:40:53.625 the supply probe on its way there now, some dying satellites... 00:40:53.708 --> 00:40:55.291 We can use that. 00:40:55.375 --> 00:40:58.958 We can reference the K-23 beacon as our starting point. 00:40:59.041 --> 00:40:59.916 It's behind us. 00:41:00.000 --> 00:41:02.291 We can still build a course from there to the satellite. 00:41:02.375 --> 00:41:03.375 Start building. 00:41:04.375 --> 00:41:07.000 Sully, get him exact numbers on the beacon and pulse. 00:41:07.083 --> 00:41:09.243 Maya, help Sanchez with the course design. 00:41:09.291 --> 00:41:11.625 And move fast. We're drifting while we work. 00:41:13.416 --> 00:41:15.333 And the hits keep coming. 00:41:15.416 --> 00:41:19.333 Ten models, ten matching results. 00:41:19.416 --> 00:41:21.041 You sure about the numbers? 00:41:24.708 --> 00:41:25.708 Yes. 00:41:27.333 --> 00:41:31.500 Yeah, but it puts us in zones that haven't been cleared for passage. 00:41:31.583 --> 00:41:33.666 Any risks you're aware of? 00:41:34.250 --> 00:41:37.958 Well, we know there was meteor activity here, 00:41:38.041 --> 00:41:39.750 and we can avoid that, but… 00:41:43.625 --> 00:41:44.625 this area… 00:41:46.291 --> 00:41:47.625 we haven't mapped. 00:41:48.291 --> 00:41:49.625 Nobody's mapped it. 00:41:51.958 --> 00:41:54.458 Anyone else have a better idea of how to get home? 00:41:57.333 --> 00:41:59.791 Okay, then. That's our course. 00:42:01.416 --> 00:42:05.208 Okay, boss, but I sure don't like passing through zones that haven't been cleared. 00:42:06.125 --> 00:42:07.333 I sure don't either. 00:42:32.083 --> 00:42:33.666 We're okay for now. 00:42:34.166 --> 00:42:37.583 No need to keep checking it. The air is safe here. 00:42:40.458 --> 00:42:41.458 We're safe. 00:42:43.708 --> 00:42:46.375 Yeah. 00:42:49.208 --> 00:42:51.041 We gotta get some sleep. 00:42:53.625 --> 00:42:54.833 You need to sleep. 00:42:57.458 --> 00:42:58.666 I need to sleep. 00:43:31.500 --> 00:43:32.500 Stay here. 00:45:00.541 --> 00:45:03.916 You… gotta help me, please. 00:45:24.458 --> 00:45:25.458 What? 00:45:34.375 --> 00:45:37.166 Please… 00:46:15.875 --> 00:46:18.208 Get out of here. Go! 00:46:31.791 --> 00:46:32.791 Okay. 00:47:18.208 --> 00:47:19.208 Let's go. 00:48:02.791 --> 00:48:05.416 Take care of yourself Goodbye! 00:48:07.083 --> 00:48:09.500 Come on, then. Let's get you in the car. Come on. 00:48:09.583 --> 00:48:10.583 In you go. 00:48:11.250 --> 00:48:13.083 Okay, sweetheart, buckle up. 00:48:33.333 --> 00:48:34.666 We were on the island. 00:48:35.666 --> 00:48:36.666 My, uh… 00:48:37.250 --> 00:48:40.208 My father had a stroke, so we wanted to spend time with him. 00:48:40.708 --> 00:48:42.250 Mmm. I'm sorry. 00:48:42.958 --> 00:48:46.375 Well, you know, life. 00:49:00.125 --> 00:49:01.833 Did you tell her about me? 00:49:02.791 --> 00:49:06.041 If you want her to know about you, you can introduce yourself. 00:49:15.375 --> 00:49:17.625 Take care of yourself, Augustine. 00:49:46.291 --> 00:49:49.458 You know, this machine was actually designed 00:49:49.541 --> 00:49:53.083 to detect alien life-forms that might invade our system. 00:49:53.166 --> 00:49:55.375 That sounds about right. 00:50:47.000 --> 00:50:49.416 You wanna know if it's a girl or a boy? 00:50:51.458 --> 00:50:53.166 Absolutely not. 00:50:58.500 --> 00:50:59.916 We're having a girl. 00:51:07.291 --> 00:51:08.291 A girl? 00:51:09.541 --> 00:51:10.541 Nervous? 00:51:11.666 --> 00:51:12.791 Are you? 00:51:13.666 --> 00:51:15.750 I just didn't see this coming. 00:51:17.541 --> 00:51:18.791 Well, you're only human. 00:51:20.458 --> 00:51:22.333 Are you saying I couldn't help myself? 00:51:22.416 --> 00:51:25.000 - No, you said that, not me. - Did I say that? 00:51:25.916 --> 00:51:27.416 I didn't see it coming either. 00:51:30.500 --> 00:51:33.833 So, what are we gonna name her? 00:51:36.625 --> 00:51:37.666 Trudy? 00:51:38.750 --> 00:51:39.750 Roxy? 00:51:41.166 --> 00:51:42.958 Penelope? 00:51:43.541 --> 00:51:45.791 Margot? 00:51:47.416 --> 00:51:48.500 Maggie? 00:51:49.250 --> 00:51:50.333 Henrietta? 00:53:08.791 --> 00:53:09.916 This'll do. 00:53:12.250 --> 00:53:15.291 For now. 00:53:27.750 --> 00:53:28.916 Is that your mom? 00:53:31.583 --> 00:53:33.041 I knew a face like that once. 00:53:34.041 --> 00:53:37.208 Yeah. Her hair was a little different shade, but… 00:53:40.666 --> 00:53:42.958 She was as loud as you are quiet. 00:53:45.958 --> 00:53:48.833 When she'd laugh, everybody would turn and look. 00:53:51.541 --> 00:53:52.875 I think she'd laugh so much 00:53:52.958 --> 00:53:57.166 because she was that much smarter than everybody else, and she knew it. 00:54:03.666 --> 00:54:06.791 I wish you'd tell me something about your life, Iris. 00:54:09.375 --> 00:54:10.666 Anything would do. 00:54:13.000 --> 00:54:14.333 Hey, Iris. 00:54:18.833 --> 00:54:19.958 Ask me a question. 00:54:24.791 --> 00:54:25.833 Did you love her? 00:55:26.750 --> 00:55:27.875 Run! 00:57:40.041 --> 00:57:41.541 We shouldn't have stopped. 00:58:12.958 --> 00:58:14.125 It's all we have. 00:58:22.333 --> 00:58:23.791 No, thank you. 00:58:25.541 --> 00:58:26.958 I like these better. 00:58:39.708 --> 00:58:41.250 When we get to Lake Hazen, 00:58:42.083 --> 00:58:45.125 there's gonna be every kind of food there. 00:58:45.958 --> 00:58:47.166 There's gonna be 00:58:48.333 --> 00:58:49.458 pizza… 00:58:51.750 --> 00:58:53.541 and cheeseburgers. 00:58:57.625 --> 00:58:58.875 Anything you want. 00:59:02.541 --> 00:59:03.958 No peas. 00:59:23.625 --> 00:59:25.250 We keep going in that direction. 00:59:28.083 --> 00:59:29.083 Come on. 01:00:13.083 --> 01:00:14.083 It's all right. 01:00:15.958 --> 01:00:17.166 We're gonna be fine. 01:00:20.791 --> 01:00:21.791 We'll be fine. 01:01:08.833 --> 01:01:10.041 I see you! 01:01:26.125 --> 01:01:27.333 I see you! 01:01:38.791 --> 01:01:39.958 Iris? 01:01:41.666 --> 01:01:44.083 Iris? I'm here! 01:01:48.041 --> 01:01:49.416 Come to my voice! 01:01:51.083 --> 01:01:52.083 I'm here. 01:01:56.458 --> 01:01:57.791 There's no tracks. 01:02:00.208 --> 01:02:01.208 Iris! 01:02:04.916 --> 01:02:05.916 I'm here. 01:02:11.208 --> 01:02:12.208 I'm here! 01:02:17.375 --> 01:02:18.375 I'm here. 01:02:24.375 --> 01:02:25.375 Iris? 01:03:54.291 --> 01:03:55.708 I thought I'd lost you. 01:03:56.416 --> 01:03:57.833 I thought I'd lost you. 01:04:33.833 --> 01:04:35.208 Look what you did. 01:04:43.708 --> 01:04:44.708 All good? 01:04:46.750 --> 01:04:48.791 Just going where Sanchez tells me to go. 01:04:51.041 --> 01:04:52.375 Anything from Sully? 01:04:53.583 --> 01:04:56.791 Nothing yet. It's just a glitch. 01:04:58.791 --> 01:05:00.208 You really believe that? 01:05:01.541 --> 01:05:03.541 Until someone tells me different, Tom. 01:05:08.583 --> 01:05:10.208 I understand it's a girl. 01:05:13.416 --> 01:05:15.166 - Yeah. - Hmm. 01:05:21.000 --> 01:05:22.000 Hyacinth. 01:05:25.208 --> 01:05:26.208 What? 01:05:28.250 --> 01:05:30.208 It was my mother's name. 01:05:32.000 --> 01:05:33.000 It's a flower. 01:05:36.208 --> 01:05:38.625 - Hyacinth? - Hmm. 01:05:41.750 --> 01:05:43.250 Some kind of flower. 01:06:06.208 --> 01:06:08.416 81-40 North. 01:06:09.125 --> 01:06:11.125 72-58 West. 01:06:11.916 --> 01:06:13.041 Are you there? 01:06:17.791 --> 01:06:20.142 This is the spaceship Aether returning from Jupiter Mission. 01:06:20.166 --> 01:06:22.291 - Can you hear me? - Yes. 01:06:23.750 --> 01:06:26.250 Yes. I'm receiving. 01:06:27.875 --> 01:06:30.458 This is Lake Hazen Weather Station. 01:06:31.333 --> 01:06:34.666 Lake Hazen, I can't tell you how happy I am to hear your voice. 01:06:35.333 --> 01:06:37.916 For some reason, you're the only person who wants to talk to me. 01:06:38.000 --> 01:06:40.333 We've lost contact with NASA and everyone else. 01:06:40.416 --> 01:06:43.416 Do you have information on our transmission blackout? 01:06:48.000 --> 01:06:49.833 Lake Hazen, are you there? 01:06:49.916 --> 01:06:53.041 How much have you picked up about the conditions on Earth? 01:06:54.125 --> 01:06:55.541 We've received nothing. 01:06:56.833 --> 01:06:58.041 I wish I... 01:06:59.416 --> 01:07:02.416 I'm sorry, Lake Hazen, I missed that last transmission. 01:07:09.458 --> 01:07:11.041 Is that Mission Control? 01:07:11.125 --> 01:07:13.291 Lake Hazen, are you receiving this? 01:07:13.375 --> 01:07:16.458 I don't know all the details. I know it was a mistake. 01:07:17.041 --> 01:07:18.250 It started with... 01:07:20.833 --> 01:07:21.666 …also... 01:07:30.416 --> 01:07:31.958 Lake Hazen, do you copy? 01:07:39.166 --> 01:07:41.625 - What is it? - I can't pull it up on radar. 01:07:50.916 --> 01:07:53.250 - Can you rotate on this axis? - Trying now. 01:07:53.333 --> 01:07:54.916 What the hell is that? 01:07:55.000 --> 01:07:57.166 It's what happens when you fly in the goddamn dark. 01:08:07.708 --> 01:08:12.250 Aether? Mission Specialist Sullivan, do you copy? Hello? 01:08:12.333 --> 01:08:14.000 Lake Hazen, can you hear me? 01:08:17.416 --> 01:08:19.000 Lake Hazen, do you copy? 01:08:46.416 --> 01:08:49.291 Stay on current to assess any damage beyond the comms. 01:08:53.000 --> 01:08:54.000 It's over. 01:08:55.083 --> 01:08:56.083 For now. 01:08:57.083 --> 01:08:58.708 Sully, bridge status. 01:08:59.500 --> 01:09:01.875 Contained. There's damage to a lab wall. 01:09:01.958 --> 01:09:05.166 What's the status on secondary and tertiary communications? 01:09:06.250 --> 01:09:07.916 Lost communications. 01:09:09.416 --> 01:09:10.666 And lost radar. 01:09:15.500 --> 01:09:17.125 Son of a bitch. 01:09:19.125 --> 01:09:22.500 Full reports on all systems, and let's at least get the radar fixed. 01:09:23.208 --> 01:09:24.208 On it. 01:09:26.875 --> 01:09:28.208 Let's see what we got. 01:09:32.458 --> 01:09:33.708 There's the lab wall. 01:09:35.250 --> 01:09:37.041 The printer can fix that. 01:09:40.291 --> 01:09:41.500 That's the radar. 01:09:45.125 --> 01:09:46.125 Okay. 01:09:51.375 --> 01:09:53.041 And there's the comms. 01:09:54.916 --> 01:09:56.541 And there's the comms. 01:10:02.041 --> 01:10:03.125 It can be rebuilt. 01:10:04.916 --> 01:10:06.958 But it's gonna take a walk outside. 01:10:53.208 --> 01:10:54.791 Where did you get this? 01:10:54.875 --> 01:10:57.875 Stole it from the LM platform support. 01:10:57.958 --> 01:11:01.875 NASA can worry about how to unload their supply canisters when we get back. 01:11:01.958 --> 01:11:03.458 That should do the trick. 01:11:05.208 --> 01:11:06.958 - Hey, Maya? - Hmm? 01:11:07.541 --> 01:11:09.875 What do you think of the name Caroline? 01:11:13.333 --> 01:11:15.333 Uh, it's okay. 01:11:17.000 --> 01:11:18.291 Better than Hyacinth? 01:11:18.916 --> 01:11:20.166 - Yeah. - Yup. 01:11:20.708 --> 01:11:21.833 How are we doing? 01:11:21.916 --> 01:11:23.583 Should come in under the deadline. 01:11:23.666 --> 01:11:26.458 I've been thinking. It's gotta be me and Maya going out. 01:11:27.583 --> 01:11:31.250 Okay, I'll probably tag along, help carry that thing. 01:11:32.125 --> 01:11:35.375 There's no gravity out there. It's not gonna be too heavy for us girls to handle. 01:11:36.375 --> 01:11:39.125 I don't like to miss a chance to stroll around the block. 01:11:46.000 --> 01:11:50.708 Is he going because he's worried about you or because I've never walked before? 01:11:50.791 --> 01:11:52.416 You've trained for this. 01:11:52.500 --> 01:11:55.291 He wouldn't send you out if he wasn't sure you could do it. 01:11:56.583 --> 01:11:59.708 Good. As long as one of us is. 01:12:13.250 --> 01:12:14.410 That's her fourth. 01:12:14.458 --> 01:12:17.958 I mean, she's so small. Where does it all keep coming from? 01:12:23.583 --> 01:12:24.583 How you feeling? 01:12:25.625 --> 01:12:27.125 I could throw up again. 01:12:28.375 --> 01:12:30.041 Now you know how I feel. 01:12:33.375 --> 01:12:35.583 Do it now before you secure the helmet. 01:12:36.166 --> 01:12:37.583 It's a bitch to get off. 01:12:44.708 --> 01:12:47.208 - You need help? - Uh-huh. 01:12:48.708 --> 01:12:50.458 Thanks. 01:12:53.166 --> 01:12:54.458 Now that's just wrong. 01:13:16.875 --> 01:13:18.041 You good, Maya? 01:13:18.708 --> 01:13:21.916 We can go as fast or slow as you're comfortable out here. 01:13:22.500 --> 01:13:24.333 That goes for you too, Sully. 01:13:25.916 --> 01:13:27.458 No rush, understood? 01:13:35.541 --> 01:13:36.958 Oh my God. 01:13:38.208 --> 01:13:39.708 No view quite like it. 01:14:01.791 --> 01:14:04.000 - There's your radar. - Yep. 01:14:39.875 --> 01:14:42.791 The installation site should be coming up. 01:14:45.833 --> 01:14:46.833 I see it. 01:14:53.666 --> 01:14:55.208 Twenty-five meters. 01:14:57.166 --> 01:14:58.333 Twenty meters. 01:14:58.416 --> 01:15:00.208 Got eyes on the antenna site. 01:16:37.708 --> 01:16:41.291 Hey, Sully. What do you think of the name Florence? 01:16:42.208 --> 01:16:44.500 The kids would call her "Flo." 01:16:45.083 --> 01:16:46.291 Yeah, good point. 01:16:48.958 --> 01:16:50.583 How's the radar look? 01:16:50.666 --> 01:16:52.208 Uh… 01:16:52.291 --> 01:16:54.250 Might just be knocked loose. 01:16:55.916 --> 01:17:00.666 We've got some detached wires, but the nose is intact. 01:17:02.666 --> 01:17:05.250 I'm sorry? Did you say "the nose"? 01:17:06.500 --> 01:17:08.833 Everybody's a critic. 01:17:12.083 --> 01:17:14.250 - Hey, Sanchez. - Yep? 01:17:14.333 --> 01:17:16.208 How about a little inspiration? 01:17:17.958 --> 01:17:19.875 Ooh. 01:17:19.958 --> 01:17:22.708 Yeah, I think I might have the song for you. 01:17:22.791 --> 01:17:26.125 Uh, right here. Here you go. Enjoy, kids. 01:17:31.333 --> 01:17:32.541 Oh, yeah. 01:17:37.583 --> 01:17:38.958 I don't know this song. 01:17:39.541 --> 01:17:41.208 ♪ Where it began ♪ 01:17:43.250 --> 01:17:45.875 ♪ I can't begin to knowing ♪ 01:17:47.041 --> 01:17:50.500 ♪ But then I know it's growing strong ♪ 01:17:50.583 --> 01:17:51.833 ♪ Strong ♪ 01:17:54.625 --> 01:17:57.750 - ♪ Was in the spring ♪ - ♪ In the spring ♪ 01:17:58.458 --> 01:18:00.875 ♪ And spring became the summer ♪ 01:18:02.416 --> 01:18:07.333 ♪ Who'd have believed you'd come along ♪ 01:18:07.416 --> 01:18:08.458 Nope, don't know it. 01:18:08.541 --> 01:18:11.750 ♪ Hands ♪ 01:18:13.208 --> 01:18:15.500 ♪ Touching hands ♪ 01:18:17.208 --> 01:18:19.000 ♪ Reaching out ♪ 01:18:20.541 --> 01:18:23.166 ♪ Touching me ♪ 01:18:23.250 --> 01:18:27.541 ♪ Touching you ♪ 01:18:27.625 --> 01:18:30.208 ♪ Sweet Caroline ♪ 01:18:32.208 --> 01:18:37.291 ♪ Good times never seemed so good ♪ 01:18:38.833 --> 01:18:42.083 ♪ I feel inclined ♪ 01:18:43.666 --> 01:18:48.125 ♪ To believe they never would ♪ 01:18:48.208 --> 01:18:50.000 ♪ But now I ♪ 01:18:51.000 --> 01:18:52.833 ♪ Look at the night ♪ 01:18:54.875 --> 01:18:57.791 ♪ And it don't seem so lonely ♪ 01:18:58.750 --> 01:19:01.125 ♪ We fill it up with only... ♪ 01:19:07.875 --> 01:19:10.666 Okay, Mitchell, let's see if we've got any radar. 01:19:11.250 --> 01:19:13.708 Copy that. Give me a second. 01:19:14.333 --> 01:19:16.750 All right, fantastic. Rebooting now. 01:19:19.083 --> 01:19:20.458 Woo-hoo! 01:19:20.541 --> 01:19:22.500 I am in the wrong profession. 01:19:22.583 --> 01:19:24.458 I've been saying that for two years. 01:19:25.791 --> 01:19:27.208 Maya, are we secure? 01:19:27.833 --> 01:19:30.041 Yeah, just let me finish this last connection. 01:19:30.125 --> 01:19:32.666 Let's get back and see who wants to talk to us. 01:19:32.750 --> 01:19:35.416 - Sully, you take the lead. - Okay. 01:19:40.375 --> 01:19:43.416 Okay, everybody, good job. Sanchez? 01:19:43.500 --> 01:19:45.833 Can't tell about comms, but radar looks like... 01:19:48.750 --> 01:19:49.833 What do we got? 01:19:52.916 --> 01:19:55.000 Maya, move! 01:20:05.875 --> 01:20:08.000 Ade, you need to move fast. You need to go. 01:20:08.083 --> 01:20:10.208 - Get out of there. - Go now, Ade! 01:20:10.291 --> 01:20:13.541 - Maya! Get out of there now! - I'm stuck! 01:20:15.083 --> 01:20:16.750 Maya! Move! 01:20:44.833 --> 01:20:45.666 Sully! 01:20:46.875 --> 01:20:48.458 I'm here, Ade! 01:21:00.041 --> 01:21:01.041 That's it. 01:21:03.208 --> 01:21:04.208 It's over. 01:21:05.458 --> 01:21:08.458 Is everybody all right? Everybody safe? 01:21:09.083 --> 01:21:11.375 - You okay? - Son of a bitch! 01:21:11.458 --> 01:21:13.833 What the fuck? 01:21:13.916 --> 01:21:15.541 Okay, okay. 01:21:15.625 --> 01:21:18.875 Let's get inside before Maya breaks something else. 01:21:18.958 --> 01:21:20.000 Me? 01:21:23.125 --> 01:21:24.583 Status report? 01:21:25.250 --> 01:21:28.250 Radar is still up, and… 01:21:32.250 --> 01:21:33.666 comms is still up. 01:21:33.750 --> 01:21:36.666 Punching in now. Fingers crossed on comms. 01:21:40.666 --> 01:21:41.875 Ugh, I need a drink. 01:21:42.416 --> 01:21:46.708 I am gonna celebrate the first and last time I walk in space. 01:21:47.875 --> 01:21:50.583 No, no, I'm gonna have two drinks. 01:21:50.666 --> 01:21:52.375 We could all use a drink. 01:21:54.083 --> 01:21:55.083 Who said that? 01:21:56.791 --> 01:21:57.791 Sully. 01:22:24.250 --> 01:22:25.375 Help me. 01:22:26.916 --> 01:22:28.708 Help... Help me. 01:22:28.791 --> 01:22:29.833 Maya? 01:22:33.958 --> 01:22:35.083 Maya? 01:22:45.333 --> 01:22:46.541 I'm bleeding. 01:23:09.708 --> 01:23:11.333 Penetration wound. 01:23:11.416 --> 01:23:14.041 Sanchez, have med-pack ready to meet us in the airlock. 01:23:14.125 --> 01:23:15.666 Sanchez is on it. 01:23:15.750 --> 01:23:18.291 Ade, her oxygen levels are falling fast. 01:23:27.750 --> 01:23:29.458 Let's get her tied down. 01:23:30.250 --> 01:23:33.625 - What did I do wrong? - You didn't do anything wrong. 01:23:37.958 --> 01:23:38.958 Okay. 01:23:42.750 --> 01:23:44.208 You're gonna be fine. 01:23:47.916 --> 01:23:49.208 Is it bad? 01:23:49.291 --> 01:23:51.833 Let's get this backpack off. 01:23:52.583 --> 01:23:55.875 - Just breathe, Maya. - Sanchez, get that med-pack in here! 01:24:07.083 --> 01:24:08.125 Come on, come on. 01:24:10.125 --> 01:24:11.166 Just breathe. 01:24:12.333 --> 01:24:14.583 That's it. 01:24:15.250 --> 01:24:16.375 Thirty seconds! 01:24:16.458 --> 01:24:19.625 I'm with you. Look at me. I'm with you. 01:24:19.708 --> 01:24:21.791 - I'm gonna take your helmet off. - Okay. 01:24:21.875 --> 01:24:23.791 - Okay? You're gonna be fine. - Okay. 01:24:23.875 --> 01:24:25.458 Twenty seconds. 01:24:27.416 --> 01:24:29.708 Just breathe. 01:24:30.541 --> 01:24:32.666 How long have we got? That's it. 01:24:32.750 --> 01:24:35.291 Ten seconds! Come on! 01:24:44.041 --> 01:24:45.583 Now! Go! Clear! 01:25:11.500 --> 01:25:13.875 - That's too much blood. - It's okay. 01:25:14.666 --> 01:25:16.625 - There's too much blood. - You're okay. 01:25:16.708 --> 01:25:19.375 - We don't have time. Put pressure. - Here? Hang on. 01:25:19.458 --> 01:25:21.500 - I got it. - You got her? 01:25:22.083 --> 01:25:24.708 There's too much blood. Too much blood. 01:25:24.791 --> 01:25:29.208 - I got it. - You're gonna be fine. Okay? 01:25:29.291 --> 01:25:31.416 - Maya? Maya, breathe. - Hmm? 01:25:32.875 --> 01:25:34.708 Maya, please breathe. Okay? 01:25:34.791 --> 01:25:36.833 Puncture wound to the lower back. 01:25:37.416 --> 01:25:38.416 Maya? 01:25:41.375 --> 01:25:43.333 Maya? 01:25:43.875 --> 01:25:45.166 - Maya? - Yes? 01:25:46.125 --> 01:25:48.500 You're gonna be fine. 01:25:48.583 --> 01:25:50.791 - You're gonna be fine. Yes. - No. 01:25:52.000 --> 01:25:54.166 - Maya. - Why won't the blood stop? 01:25:54.875 --> 01:25:56.291 Keep looking at me. 01:25:56.375 --> 01:25:58.333 - Maya. - I have to stay here. 01:25:58.416 --> 01:26:00.541 - Okay, hold on. - Mitchell, get us ready. 01:26:00.625 --> 01:26:05.958 Maya. Keep looking at me. Maya. Maya. Breathe. 01:26:06.541 --> 01:26:10.083 - Please. - I'm trying. I'm trying. 01:26:11.916 --> 01:26:14.250 Maya. 01:26:17.916 --> 01:26:21.000 Just breathe. Breathe. 01:26:21.083 --> 01:26:22.500 Maya. Maya. 01:27:28.125 --> 01:27:30.833 Lake Hazen, this is Aether. Are you receiving? 01:30:21.291 --> 01:30:24.916 Captain, we just got our first view of Earth. 01:30:28.916 --> 01:30:33.916 I tied into the signals of the old Astron satellite telescope. 01:30:59.166 --> 01:31:01.666 What do we do? 01:31:08.041 --> 01:31:10.666 Lake Hazen, this is Aether. Are you receiving? 01:31:13.791 --> 01:31:15.208 I repeat, 01:31:15.291 --> 01:31:19.375 Lake Hazen, this is Aether. Are you receiving this transmission? 01:31:22.375 --> 01:31:24.500 Lake Hazen, do you copy? 01:31:26.125 --> 01:31:27.208 Yes, Aether. 01:31:28.541 --> 01:31:30.625 Our comm system went offline. 01:31:33.041 --> 01:31:37.125 We're operational now and just got a visual on Earth. 01:31:43.750 --> 01:31:45.458 I'm afraid we didn't do a good job 01:31:45.541 --> 01:31:47.875 of looking after the place while you were away. 01:31:50.375 --> 01:31:52.000 Do you see any new data 01:31:52.083 --> 01:31:54.541 that suggests possible safe entry points for us? 01:31:58.500 --> 01:31:59.500 No. 01:32:04.041 --> 01:32:06.875 All survivable areas are underground. 01:32:08.291 --> 01:32:09.916 And those are temporary. 01:32:15.125 --> 01:32:16.791 I'd like to suggest something. 01:32:23.416 --> 01:32:25.083 Does this make sense to you? 01:32:26.750 --> 01:32:28.333 Uh… 01:32:28.416 --> 01:32:31.916 If we want to get back to K-23, yes. 01:32:32.000 --> 01:32:33.666 It's actually a pretty good plan. 01:32:35.125 --> 01:32:37.166 Deviate our approach to Earth, 01:32:37.875 --> 01:32:41.416 then make gravity our friend to save fuel on the turnaround. 01:32:41.500 --> 01:32:44.541 - Why would we do that? - There's nothing left for us down there. 01:32:44.625 --> 01:32:48.000 - We're not slingshotting back into space. - We'll die if we go back. 01:32:48.083 --> 01:32:50.791 - He's still alive. - Poles will be the last areas hit. 01:32:50.875 --> 01:32:53.309 - Air contamination is rising. - We don't know anything. 01:32:53.333 --> 01:32:54.583 We all saw what it looked like. 01:32:54.666 --> 01:32:58.041 Our mission was to go to K-23, turn around, and come home. 01:33:00.041 --> 01:33:01.125 We're going home. 01:33:34.250 --> 01:33:37.208 Lake Hazen, are you still picking this up? 01:33:38.500 --> 01:33:39.666 I'm here, Aether. 01:33:41.708 --> 01:33:44.791 Lake Hazen, this is Aether Flight Commander Gordon Adewole. 01:33:46.500 --> 01:33:48.541 Your numbers are intriguing, 01:33:48.625 --> 01:33:51.666 but they have me curious as to how you came up with them, 01:33:51.750 --> 01:33:54.458 and how you know so much about our flight plan. 01:33:56.833 --> 01:33:58.166 Who exactly are you? 01:34:02.041 --> 01:34:03.666 Augustine Lofthouse. 01:34:08.583 --> 01:34:10.041 Dr. Lofthouse. 01:34:13.125 --> 01:34:15.375 I had hoped to meet you upon our return. 01:34:17.250 --> 01:34:21.458 Unfortunately, that seems less likely as of the last few days. 01:34:23.250 --> 01:34:24.250 Yes. 01:34:26.791 --> 01:34:30.916 Given your location, are you certain there are no safe regions 01:34:31.708 --> 01:34:33.083 in the southern hemisphere? 01:34:34.208 --> 01:34:35.416 Antarctica? 01:34:37.958 --> 01:34:39.541 No, there's nowhere. 01:34:51.666 --> 01:34:52.666 I'm sorry. 01:34:56.291 --> 01:34:59.833 We'll discuss our options up here and hopefully, speak again. 01:35:16.166 --> 01:35:17.791 There is a message for you. 01:35:19.583 --> 01:35:20.750 It's downloading. 01:35:25.833 --> 01:35:27.041 When was it sent? 01:35:28.791 --> 01:35:29.958 Ten days ago. 01:35:31.500 --> 01:35:32.625 My love, I… 01:35:33.750 --> 01:35:38.291 Um, I don't know if you know what's going on down here, 01:35:38.375 --> 01:35:42.291 but, um, we're being asked to evacuate. 01:35:43.333 --> 01:35:46.000 Uh… the boys are sick. 01:35:47.291 --> 01:35:49.500 I… 01:35:52.500 --> 01:35:54.458 I want you to know where we're going, 01:35:56.208 --> 01:35:58.791 because I won't be able to contact you anymore. 01:36:01.041 --> 01:36:04.208 I love you… so much. 01:36:40.875 --> 01:36:42.083 Captain, you got a minute? 01:36:47.208 --> 01:36:48.208 Of course. 01:36:50.791 --> 01:36:53.750 It's funny when I think about how long I've been doing this. 01:36:59.500 --> 01:37:01.583 You know, 20 years ago, Kath and I, 01:37:03.500 --> 01:37:05.041 we used to talk about the risks. 01:37:05.875 --> 01:37:08.083 A certain amount of danger is involved, and… 01:37:09.583 --> 01:37:11.375 we took that into account. 01:37:14.291 --> 01:37:16.541 I was the one that was supposed to be at risk. 01:37:19.125 --> 01:37:20.833 And they were supposed to be safe. 01:37:27.083 --> 01:37:28.166 Home… 01:37:30.291 --> 01:37:31.500 and safe. 01:37:34.000 --> 01:37:38.041 You have two reentry pods on this ship, and I'd like to take one of them. 01:37:39.125 --> 01:37:40.291 And you were right. 01:37:42.000 --> 01:37:45.375 It's your job to turn the ship around, start a new life. 01:37:46.791 --> 01:37:48.041 Do better this time. 01:37:50.291 --> 01:37:51.458 But it's my job… 01:37:53.708 --> 01:37:56.083 to keep a promise that I made to my family. 01:37:59.250 --> 01:38:00.375 I understand. 01:38:02.375 --> 01:38:03.791 I'd feel the same way. 01:38:05.583 --> 01:38:06.625 I know you would. 01:38:45.875 --> 01:38:48.916 - It takes two to fly that. - I'll manage. 01:38:53.291 --> 01:38:54.833 I'm going to go with you. 01:39:03.458 --> 01:39:06.666 - Why would you wanna do that? - I've been thinking. 01:39:07.250 --> 01:39:09.916 That's your first mistake. 01:39:13.666 --> 01:39:15.500 Been thinking a lot about time… 01:39:17.500 --> 01:39:20.750 and how it gets used and why. 01:39:23.166 --> 01:39:25.208 Why one person lives a lifetime 01:39:26.458 --> 01:39:28.458 and another only gets a few years. 01:39:34.875 --> 01:39:37.458 My daughter, Maria, she died when she was four. 01:39:39.583 --> 01:39:41.791 She would have been the same age as Maya. 01:39:44.291 --> 01:39:47.458 Sometimes at night, when I couldn't sleep, 01:39:48.625 --> 01:39:51.208 I would pretend that they were friends. 01:39:52.416 --> 01:39:54.125 They'd talk about school together. 01:39:54.750 --> 01:39:55.750 Or boys. 01:40:10.083 --> 01:40:11.625 I want to take Maya home. 01:40:13.291 --> 01:40:15.833 It seems like the best use of my time. 01:40:24.375 --> 01:40:27.833 So I was thinking I'll take a ride home with my buddy, if that's okay. 01:40:32.083 --> 01:40:33.083 Okay. 01:41:11.833 --> 01:41:12.833 Bye, Sully. 01:41:16.208 --> 01:41:19.541 Take care of yourself, okay? And our little Caroline. 01:41:38.125 --> 01:41:39.625 I hope you find your family. 01:42:14.583 --> 01:42:15.583 Wish us luck. 01:42:18.083 --> 01:42:19.083 Good luck. 01:43:28.375 --> 01:43:32.000 This is Aether. Are you receiving? 01:43:35.541 --> 01:43:37.500 Dr. Lofthouse, can you hear me? 01:43:38.375 --> 01:43:39.375 I hear you. 01:43:43.458 --> 01:43:45.541 We're headed into an ionization blackout, 01:43:45.625 --> 01:43:47.125 so I'm gonna lose you soon. 01:43:48.708 --> 01:43:51.708 But I wanted to contact you first to thank you. 01:43:53.291 --> 01:43:55.541 Commander Adewole and I are turning back. 01:44:01.250 --> 01:44:02.250 That's good. 01:44:04.875 --> 01:44:08.500 Captain Mitchell and Specialist Sanchez decided on reentry. 01:44:12.250 --> 01:44:14.125 They have family down here? 01:44:15.958 --> 01:44:16.958 Yes. 01:44:22.458 --> 01:44:23.708 I understand. 01:44:28.708 --> 01:44:30.375 Flight Engineer Maya Lawrence, 01:44:30.458 --> 01:44:33.458 she suffered an accident during the flight. 01:44:40.208 --> 01:44:41.208 I'm sorry. 01:44:47.750 --> 01:44:49.041 What you did… 01:44:51.375 --> 01:44:53.208 You discovered so much up here. 01:44:59.166 --> 01:45:00.458 I just point. 01:45:05.041 --> 01:45:07.750 Well, you pointed to an incredible world. 01:45:09.416 --> 01:45:11.208 I wish you could have seen it. 01:45:18.375 --> 01:45:20.333 Lake Hazen will have to do. 01:45:24.125 --> 01:45:25.625 How did you end up there? 01:45:31.583 --> 01:45:33.666 I thought maybe I could help someone. 01:45:35.458 --> 01:45:37.583 Well, you've definitely done that. 01:45:39.583 --> 01:45:42.708 You know, you're one of the reasons I joined the space program. 01:45:44.375 --> 01:45:47.916 You had done some work with my mother, Jean Sullivan. 01:45:49.041 --> 01:45:51.208 She brought home a moon rock you gave her. 01:45:52.916 --> 01:45:55.125 I thought it was the most amazing thing ever. 01:45:55.208 --> 01:45:57.833 It made me want to go up and find more. 01:46:01.416 --> 01:46:04.583 I wish I could have thanked you for it in person, Dr. Lofthouse. 01:46:07.208 --> 01:46:08.208 Augustine. 01:46:09.875 --> 01:46:11.250 Augustine. 01:46:13.250 --> 01:46:14.416 And I'm Iris. 01:46:19.583 --> 01:46:20.708 I know. 01:46:42.791 --> 01:46:44.583 It's very nice to finally meet you. 01:46:51.875 --> 01:46:53.791 What's it like there, Iris? 01:46:55.291 --> 01:46:56.500 Tell me about it. 01:46:58.041 --> 01:46:59.333 It's amazing. 01:47:02.458 --> 01:47:05.541 The colony site, it feels like Colorado. 01:47:07.291 --> 01:47:11.125 Have you ever been there, to the mountains? 01:47:12.958 --> 01:47:15.083 Yes. 01:47:17.041 --> 01:47:20.500 The air is so crisp, and… 01:47:21.958 --> 01:47:23.958 and the planet has that smell. 01:47:24.041 --> 01:47:27.583 It's like pine trees are hidden somewhere underground, 01:47:27.666 --> 01:47:29.166 waiting to burst through. 01:47:33.791 --> 01:47:35.125 First weeks we were there, 01:47:35.208 --> 01:47:38.250 I kept looking up, expecting to see a blue sky, 01:47:38.333 --> 01:47:39.791 but it was orange 01:47:41.250 --> 01:47:43.500 from the light reflecting off Jupiter. 01:47:45.916 --> 01:47:48.041 When the orbit is just right, 01:47:50.041 --> 01:47:51.791 Jupiter feels so close that… 01:47:54.666 --> 01:47:56.666 you're sure you could almost touch it. 01:47:59.041 --> 01:48:02.750 And that light, it makes all the colors explode, everything. 01:48:04.166 --> 01:48:05.541 Water… 01:48:07.166 --> 01:48:08.500 flowers… 01:48:10.250 --> 01:48:13.833 It's like landing in Oz and seeing real color for the first time. 01:48:19.041 --> 01:48:21.625 I've never seen anything so beautiful. 01:48:30.958 --> 01:48:32.041 Dr. Lofthouse? 01:48:35.166 --> 01:48:36.416 Augustine? 01:48:42.333 --> 01:48:43.583 Think I lost him. 01:48:49.208 --> 01:48:50.708 I guess it's just us now. 01:48:56.125 --> 01:48:57.125 Just us? 01:48:57.149 --> 01:49:17.149 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.