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00:01:32	Needles in a heavenly haystack.
00:01:36	There are more stars in the heavens
00:01:42	Through telescopes,
00:01:47	the infinitesimal corners
00:01:50	seeking new discoveries,
00:01:53	hoping to better understand
00:01:57	observatories dedicated
00:02:02	often are set in high and remote places.
00:02:05	But there is none more remote
00:02:10	in this part of south Africa.
00:02:17	If our calculations prove to be correct
00:02:20	this will be the most frightening discovery
00:02:26	These two bodies have travelled almost
00:02:35	- Is that Randall?
00:02:38	Stanley, I want Randall
00:02:41	The plates are ready, catalogued
00:02:45	- Here are tonight's plates.
00:02:47	I told Professor Hendron
00:02:53	Paul, Stanley, it won't be necessary
00:03:08	ZS, MAP, Dave Randall
00:03:11	Cabin monoplane,
00:03:16	Hello, Randall. This is Russ Curtis,
00:03:20	Visibility fine. Take runway three.
00:03:23	Approach from southwest at 500.
00:03:25	There's a car waiting to take you
00:03:32	Thank you, Mount Kenna Field!
00:03:56	- Hello, Randall.
00:03:58	You must have been held up.
00:04:02	I had a friend's aunt
00:04:06	- I'm Emery Bronson.
00:04:09	- You've been well recommended.
00:04:12	I understand all you want
00:04:15	Did you bring your passport
00:04:19	Yes. But who gets delivery ofwhat?
00:04:21	Your recommendation said I could depend
00:04:25	I don't care what you're doing.
00:04:29	- and when I get paid.
00:04:32	It's just that secrecy
00:04:35	Fly to Lisbon, then take
00:04:39	The delivery will be made to Dr Hendron
00:04:43	Here are several poses of Dr Hendron.
00:04:52	The delivery must be made
00:04:55	- To Dr Hendron only.
00:05:00	You'll require this for expenses.
00:05:08	I'm supposed to get $1,500 plus expenses.
00:05:11	Hendron will pay on delivery.
00:05:14	Time is all that counts.
00:05:18	With me, doctor, money always matters.
00:05:21	Perhaps now.
00:05:23	But the day may arrive
00:05:26	Not to you, nor anyone.
00:05:29	When that happens to me,
00:05:38	Good luck, Randall.
00:05:59	There was another radiogram
00:06:02	Thank you.
00:06:04	- I hope you're enjoying your trip.
00:06:38	Honestly, the inspection takes longer
00:06:41	I brought Clara a fewthings.
00:06:44	50% duty?
00:06:58	I think that's the man,
00:07:01	I'll see.
00:07:07	- David Randall?
00:07:11	May I see your passport, please?
00:07:15	Thank you.
00:07:19	Fine.
00:07:20	I'll handle this, Jim.
00:07:23	That brown one over there.
00:07:28	Right this way, please.
00:07:33	- Here's your man.
00:07:36	I'm Joyce Hendron,
00:07:39	We're to go straight to the observatory.
00:07:42	This is better than a motorcycle escort.
00:07:44	You'll need a pass to get out
00:07:49	- Thank you.
00:07:51	Right this way, Mr Randall.
00:07:53	Mr Randall. Mr Randall!
00:07:58	Mr Randall, I'm Donovan
00:08:01	- Some other time.
00:08:04	Here's a cheque to your order.
00:08:08	No thanks.
00:08:24	I can't imagine how..The Sentinel..
00:08:28	But it's difficult to keep
00:08:31	I'm glad you turned them down.
00:08:34	You knowwhat it would mean if the public
00:08:38	of course.
00:08:40	We've been praying Dr Bronson is wrong -
00:08:43	that these pictures will show
00:08:49	Don't you find yourself wishing...
00:08:54	No, it's better to know.
00:08:58	I wish I had your courage.
00:09:02	But I'm frightened.
00:09:04	As frightened as all those people
00:09:10	I haven't the courage
00:09:29	Joyce!
00:09:31	- I'm glad you waited for me.
00:09:33	Tony, this is Mr Randall.
00:09:35	- How are you?
00:09:38	Alice, didn't my father know
00:09:41	I told Alice not to bother him.
00:09:43	He's in a meeting
00:09:45	They'll want to see you right away.
00:09:49	- You smoke?
00:09:52	Have a south African one.
00:09:58	You part of this deal, doctor?
00:10:02	No, I confine my gazing
00:10:06	I'm an MD.
00:10:08	I gather you're not an astronomer either.
00:10:11	I'm just a high-priced messenger boy
00:10:14	who's beginning to doubt
00:10:17	They should stick
00:10:20	Astronomy is a very exact science.
00:10:22	But when they say Doomsday is around
00:10:26	Who's been telling you that?
00:10:31	Mr Randall, come right this way.
00:10:33	Hello, Tony, come along if you want to.
00:10:36	- Please...
00:10:38	I have people waiting.
00:10:40	- I'm supposed to make sure.
00:10:44	They check.
00:10:50	Who told you that, about Doomsday?
00:10:53	Why doc, I thought
00:11:02	Put it on the desk, Randall, please.
00:11:05	Thank you, dear.
00:11:07	Dr Bronson said I would get $1,500...
00:11:09	- I'll take care of it.
00:11:13	Hold still, please.
00:11:19	oh, thank you.
00:11:30	Would you mind waiting in the anteroom?
00:11:32	He knows all the details, Dad.
00:11:34	Dr Bronson and I have no secrets.
00:11:37	Has Bronson been at this study long?
00:11:39	Two years. But I first heard
00:11:43	He wanted me to check his findings.
00:11:45	Give this data to DA.
00:11:53	D for differential. A for analyser.
00:11:56	Naturally.
00:11:58	We'll check these through the viewer.
00:12:00	- Dr Hendron, the key.
00:12:26	Sometimes I wish I didn't know
00:12:30	He rarely leaves any margin for error.
00:12:36	This was Bronson's first discovery.
00:12:38	Bellus, a star, a dozen times
00:12:41	has been approaching earth
00:12:44	Bronson's second discovery -
00:12:47	Bronson named it Zyra
00:12:51	it revolves around Bellus more rapidly
00:12:54	than earth revolves around the sun.
00:12:58	This is in the constellation of scorpio.
00:13:02	Dr Frye, notice the position
00:13:06	Yes, I see.
00:13:16	But here again, Bellus and Zyra
00:13:19	Just how fast they've been moving
00:13:23	are among the mathematical problems
00:13:26	by our differential analyser.
00:13:36	Zyra is about the same size as our earth.
00:13:39	Both these bodies are coming
00:13:42	If Bronson's readings are correct,
00:13:46	How far away are they?
00:13:48	The calculator will be precise.
00:13:51	Billion? Let people start worrying
00:13:56	You've flown ships faster than sound.
00:13:59	These bodies
00:14:01	and could be here within one year.
00:14:03	All this depends on Bronson being correct.
00:14:06	The planet Zyra will pass close enough
00:14:10	oceans will be torn from their depths.
00:14:13	Tidal waves will sweep in from the coasts.
00:14:16	There will be giant earthquakes.
00:14:17	Handfuls of people may survive
00:14:21	We'll make them.
00:14:23	Whatever help my factories can give,
00:14:27	It will be useless. Soon after,
00:14:32	our world will end.
00:14:47	There is no error.
00:15:32	I always wanted to do this.
00:15:49	It's funny. I keep thinking about
00:15:52	He was a patient of mine
00:15:55	one of those incurable cases.
00:15:58	I used to wonder how he felt
00:16:00	the day he asked me
00:16:04	Now I think I know.
00:16:16	- Joyce?
00:16:18	Let's not put off getting married.
00:16:21	There isn't any reason to wait,
00:16:24	I promised Dad I'd wait.
00:16:28	Your father will be the first to agree.
00:16:36	We're entitled to be selfish
00:16:39	I'd feel better if I talked to Dad first.
00:16:42	He'll be home the day after tomorrow.
00:16:49	- Dr Drake?
00:16:51	There is a call for you from the hospital.
00:16:53	Thank you.
00:16:55	EXcuse me, I'll be right back.
00:17:01	I never used to believe my mother's stories
00:17:03	about Americans
00:17:06	I thought she was boasting
00:17:09	But this is proof of progress.
00:17:17	Look, stargazer,
00:17:20	How much is seven times $2.50?
00:17:24	Real progress, $17.50 per bottle.
00:17:27	- Tell me something, stargazer.
00:17:30	You and the doctor going to get married?
00:17:32	I don't know.
00:17:34	Maybe you could tell me
00:17:37	Why?
00:17:38	I'd like to stop being
00:17:44	Bronson gets in tomorrow.
00:17:48	the day was coming when money
00:17:53	May I trouble you for another light?
00:17:56	Thank you, Madam.
00:17:59	This is the day. Money to burn!
00:18:36	I must ask one question
00:18:43	I hope I have your confidence.
00:18:45	You are satisfied there is no error
00:18:50	and that all the facts are correct?
00:18:53	Yes, sir.
00:18:55	The effect ofZyra's passing
00:18:58	on the afternoon of July 24th.
00:19:08	What about the giant star, Bellus?
00:19:11	Can the doctor tell us
00:19:15	19 days later.
00:19:17	Bellus will crush the earth
00:19:26	This is not a publicity seeking campaign.
00:19:29	We are aware that most of our
00:19:33	But believing what we do,
00:19:44	Therefore, I ask you, Dr Hendron,
00:19:46	if it is with complete certainty
00:19:49	that you say the world will end
00:19:52	Precisely that, sir.
00:20:07	There is a very remote possibility,
00:20:11	The world will be destroyed,
00:20:15	our world will end on August 12th,
00:20:19	There is no margin for error in that.
00:20:22	But we believe that Zyra
00:20:25	We believe,
00:20:27	that some form ofvegetation
00:20:30	You are proposing
00:20:33	and move to...Zyra?
00:20:37	No, but we hope that with God's guidance,
00:20:42	A 20th century Noah's ark.
00:20:45	As many as can be built
00:20:49	Eventually, as Zyra and Bellus
00:20:52	even a layman will see the danger.
00:20:54	As a train looms in the distance,
00:20:58	With enough funds, labour and material,
00:21:01	Dr Frye believes rockets can be built
00:21:05	But eight months is very little time.
00:21:08	only if work begins immediately
00:21:12	If you wait until the danger is visible,
00:21:16	Bellus and Zyra
00:21:22	Dr Ottinger,
00:21:26	Gentlemen, my colleagues,
00:21:30	Professor of astronomy at Cornwall
00:21:35	President of the International
00:21:39	have examined
00:21:42	submitted by Drs Hendron and Bronson.
00:21:45	Our findings show
00:21:50	No reason to spend billions of dollars
00:21:53	to build spaceships
00:21:57	Suppose they were built.
00:22:00	Do either of you believe spaceships
00:22:03	It is theoretically possible.
00:22:06	I believe in theories. But when you say
00:22:11	you are out of the realm of theory
00:22:15	Even if the world were to end,
00:22:18	would it be less unpleasant to die in space
00:22:21	than here, on firm ground?
00:22:24	The world will not end.
00:22:26	Certainly, these new bodies
00:22:29	Heavenly bodies frequently do.
00:22:35	Predicting the end of the world
00:22:37	is an annual crackpot event in our society.
00:22:40	An attempt to corner
00:22:43	But I did not expect a man
00:22:47	to join this headline-hunting parade.
00:23:03	Read all about it!
00:23:07	End ofthe world just around the corner.
00:23:11	Read all about it!
00:23:34	Let's be thankful for small favours.
00:23:37	The subcommittee didn't believe us.
00:23:41	No one believes us.
00:23:42	How will we interest
00:23:46	I'll buy you a start on your ship!
00:23:50	that I contributed to salvaging
00:23:54	I'm older and richer than you are.
00:23:57	I'll arrange the lease on a large camp -
00:24:01	Between us,
00:24:03	Wonderful, Spiro!
00:24:06	I'll arrange the details
00:24:11	Gentlemen.
00:24:19	- Have you got a minute, Dad?
00:24:23	We have an appointment
00:24:25	Will he give you the money you need?
00:24:28	I hope so.
00:24:30	Tony's outside.
00:24:32	- I'm sure he didn't come to see me.
00:24:36	I don't blame him.
00:24:41	I've liked Tony more than any other man.
00:24:46	I was always sure
00:24:50	There isn't time for uncertainty.
00:24:54	Do you want to spend
00:24:57	I wish I could answer.
00:24:59	I suppose it really doesn't matter...
00:25:04	- Not what you want?
00:25:07	Dad, I'm so mixed up.
00:25:12	Do I knowthis subject of your confusion?
00:25:15	Dave Randall.
00:25:20	I told myself I like being with him
00:25:29	- Yes?
00:25:31	Tell Dr Frye and send in Mr Stanton.
00:25:35	You told me to answer the question.
00:25:39	And give me two minutes
00:25:43	to figure out an eXcuse
00:25:46	Oh, thanks, Dad! Thanks!
00:25:59	- Dr Hendron.
00:26:01	- This is Dr Frye.
00:26:04	Dr Frye is the dean
00:26:07	All right, I'm here safe and sound.
00:26:15	Will this Noah's ark
00:26:18	In theory. on some engineers.
00:26:21	Your observatory trustees,
00:26:24	tell me you have an equipped camp
00:26:29	- Millions!
00:26:31	I'm just weighing the percentages.
00:26:34	Your word against other astronomers.
00:26:38	- They think you're a crackpot.
00:26:44	- It will mean liquidating some interests.
00:26:47	Their salvation doesn't interest me.
00:26:50	I'm no humanitarian like Marston
00:26:55	What are the chances of existence
00:26:58	We don't know.
00:27:02	- Millions for theories!
00:27:05	If I thought it was, I wouldn't be here.
00:27:11	- But I select who goes with us.
00:27:16	There may be space for 40 human beings,
00:27:20	The minimum for a new life.
00:27:24	I reserve that privilege.
00:27:27	You admit you don't relish dying.
00:27:29	You're willing to put up the money
00:27:33	you'll be among the few
00:27:36	That makes my proposition simple.
00:27:39	We'll do the picking together.
00:27:43	Why not? Why should you be the one
00:27:48	The proposition still stands.
00:27:56	You know I can't refuse. Build it.
00:28:19	You are the men selected.
00:28:22	Gentlemen,
00:28:27	Instead of taking off
00:28:31	we will conserve fuel by using a mile-long
00:28:36	The ship will be cradled
00:28:40	which will be automatically released.
00:28:42	At this point,
00:28:45	The power of all engines
00:28:48	out of earth's gravitational pull.
00:28:52	until we reach
00:28:55	when the ship will be operated
00:28:58	Similar rocket ships are also being
00:29:03	Now about our camp
00:29:06	Dave Randall, who is assisting
00:29:10	Thanks, Dr Frye.
00:29:12	First, you were selected because you are
00:29:18	Agricultural students and mechanics,
00:29:21	The project needs you
00:29:25	who are healthy and free
00:29:28	There is no guarantee
00:29:32	But those to make the flight
00:29:35	sometime before the worlds collide.
00:29:37	only about 40 persons can be taken
00:29:40	and already more than 600 people
00:30:34	Go down to the bunker first.
00:30:52	Joyce Hendron, please.
00:30:53	Take your new arrivals to dormitory C.
00:31:01	- Got the cards for this group?
00:31:04	- Are my cards ready?
00:31:07	All right, fellas, this way.
00:31:09	Thanks. I'll leave these at the clinic.
00:31:12	Follow me, girls.
00:31:14	Dr Frye, please, Dr Frye.
00:31:17	There is a call for you
00:31:21	Julie!
00:31:27	See you later.
00:31:29	Check in at the medical clinic
00:31:33	Attention, new arrivals.
00:31:35	Check in at the medical clinic
00:31:44	Dr Bronson, please,
00:32:17	Attention, main garage.
00:32:19	Two jeeps are needed immediately
00:32:25	Animals nowwaiting
00:32:47	- Hello, Tony.
00:32:53	- Did you have a nice trip?
00:32:57	Dr Ottinger asked me
00:33:00	for a conference
00:33:03	I'll put these new cards in the file.
00:33:16	- Is this the new design?
00:33:18	The drawings came while you were away.
00:33:32	Bronson tells me Ottinger
00:33:35	have jumped over
00:33:38	That will end the newspapers
00:33:41	Stanton's folly!
00:33:44	they'll wish they had
00:33:46	They admit our calculations are correct
00:33:50	Even in other countries where ships
00:33:55	- And you?
00:33:58	Always theories.
00:34:02	- Aren't you ever positive?
00:34:05	A government representative
00:34:08	They will be evacuated
00:34:10	What provisions have you made
00:34:17	- I haven't thought about it.
00:34:19	I don't deal in theories.
00:34:22	Ferris! Bring in those boxes.
00:34:25	I brought enough rifles
00:34:28	- There'll be no panic.
00:34:31	Once the havoc is over, every mother's
00:34:35	People know only a handful
00:34:38	You've spent too much time with the stars.
00:34:41	You don't know about the law of
00:34:46	You don't knowwhat your civilised people
00:34:50	I do, because I'd cling if I had to kill
00:34:54	We're the lucky ones
00:34:58	And we'll use those guns
00:35:04	Ferris! Ferris!
00:35:07	There's no question that crisis impends.
00:35:10	The secretary is on his way.
00:35:19	My friends, it is imperative
00:35:24	This is a matter of life or death.
00:35:27	Your lives
00:35:31	At one o'clock on July 24th,
00:35:34	Zyra, a new planet, will pass
00:35:38	it will cause mass destruction.
00:35:41	There is no doubt about
00:35:43	Remember, there is no doubt.
00:35:48	whole populations must have been
00:35:52	Plans have been made
00:36:01	When I was a kid, I read a book
00:36:04	I was so scared, I didn't dare sleep.
00:36:08	Then in the morning,
00:36:11	everything looked so wonderful,
00:36:14	Life was beautiful all over again.
00:36:17	The same sun will be shining
00:36:21	Look, stargazer,
00:36:26	The past couple of months,
00:36:30	the few to make the trip
00:36:33	Scientists like you or your father,
00:36:37	You'll have things to offer.
00:36:39	But you won't be needing aerial taXi
00:36:44	Dad promised me that...
00:36:49	Thanks, but Noah would have turned
00:36:57	I'm not applying for this trip.
00:37:01	The ship's cargo is limited.
00:37:04	I weigh as much as a couple of lambs,
00:37:07	three dozen chickens,
00:37:10	We're coming in.
00:37:13	Randall, calling Plateau Tower.
00:37:20	Schedules of train,
00:37:23	will be made available in all countries.
00:37:32	Attention, please.
00:37:35	The commanding general
00:37:39	This is an official order.
00:37:41	The evacuation will now proceed
00:37:45	There will be planes enough for all.
00:37:49	Families will not be separated for long.
00:37:53	Families will only be separated
00:37:57	Women and children will now proceed
00:38:16	Never before
00:38:18	has humanity felt so close to God.
00:38:21	As Zyra ineXorably rushes toward us
00:38:24	perhaps to destroy the earth,
00:38:26	men and women of all races and creeds
00:38:28	pause to think, to pray and to atone.
00:38:32	As evacuation of coastal cities
00:38:35	tales of acts of heroism and sacrifice
00:38:38	poured into newspaper offices.
00:38:41	With few exceptions,
00:38:42	transportation and utility workers
00:38:44	volunteered to remain at their posts
00:38:47	until the evacuation is completed.
00:38:49	Overnight, populations of inland cities
00:38:51	were more than doubled.
00:38:53	Deserted, the once great city of New York
00:38:58	Ten million mighty roaring machines
00:39:01	waiting for the approach of Zyra.
00:39:04	The silence, an eerie foretelling
00:39:09	at one o'clock, the hour of doom!
00:39:39	According to your figures,
00:39:41	by now we were supposed to feel
00:39:45	Tidal waves, oceans torn from their beds...
00:39:51	Millions of dollars for a false alarm.
00:39:54	Ottinger called you a crackpot.
00:39:56	All you scientists are crackpots.
00:39:59	Nothing is going to happen.
00:40:12	Ferris!
00:40:38	- Are you all right?
00:42:57	Attention! The ship is breaking
00:43:29	Move those l-beams to the ship!
00:43:41	Go to the crane and use the hook
00:43:51	Lower the block!
00:44:19	Look out! The crane is falling.
00:44:26	Bronson!
00:44:52	This is Emergency Camp 9 again.
00:44:55	Is anyone left?
00:44:58	We are located 11 miles
00:45:04	That's about 100 miles from here.
00:45:06	There is desperate need here
00:45:09	Anything else for the helicopter, doctor?
00:45:11	Those boxes. I'll bring the rest.
00:45:14	Repeating - we are remaining on the air.
00:45:17	Can anyone hear us?
00:45:20	We need drinking water
00:45:23	plasma and penicillin.
00:45:26	You needn't come, Randall.
00:45:29	- I've done a lot of parcel dropping.
00:45:33	Sounds like somebody rubbed
00:45:36	That's an excellent diagnosis.
00:45:40	You're the doctor, you name it.
00:45:43	We need drinking water
00:45:46	plasma and penicillin.
00:45:49	Later. Come on.
00:45:51	Can anyone help?
00:47:48	What's that?
00:49:36	For a minute, I thought maybe now
00:49:42	I gave it a passing thought.
00:49:58	We cannot postpone the inevitable.
00:50:00	This meeting is to choose those
00:50:05	As you know, human cargo must be
00:50:11	Every pound consumes fuel,
00:50:14	which we cannot waste
00:50:17	About 900 lbs
00:50:21	Mr Stanton, Dr Frye, my daughter,
00:50:32	Unless there is some objection we intend
00:50:36	our latest addition to the camp.
00:50:41	To again emphasise our fuel problem,
00:50:44	most of it will be consumed
00:50:48	once this has been accomplished,
00:50:51	until we come into the gravitational pull
00:50:54	In turning the ship completely around
00:50:57	every ounce of fuel
00:51:03	Dr Frye and I hope
00:51:07	It would be unwise for a man
00:51:11	while a man working at his side
00:51:14	In this envelope is a list of numbers
00:51:18	In these boxes
00:51:22	The one on the left for the women,
00:51:25	Each ofyou will select and keep one disc.
00:51:28	This list will be posted
00:51:32	shortly before the take off.
00:51:35	Is this plan satisfactory?
00:51:42	If there are no objections,
00:51:49	This is the men's box.
00:51:59	Your boX is here.
00:52:01	You pick both numbers.
00:52:12	This is the women's box.
00:52:14	You're already listed.
00:52:42	Hello, Dave.
00:52:45	Not to quarrel about your sense of ethics -
00:52:49	I haven't any more right
00:52:52	I'll grant you that.
00:52:55	I want to do things according to Hoyle.
00:52:58	But Joyce is pretty important to me.
00:53:00	- And to me.
00:53:03	I'd do anything to ensure her chances.
00:53:07	It isn't a free ride for Joyce.
00:53:11	No more than some others.
00:53:13	We're stretching the point
00:53:16	Why not for her sake,
00:53:22	Look, doctor. I've wrestled
00:53:26	I can give you a dozen reasons
00:53:29	Give me one good reason to include me.
00:53:31	She wants you, Dave.
00:53:33	That'll change. Tony will be there.
00:53:36	She's used to having him around.
00:53:39	They would have been married
00:53:43	Anyhow, why worry?
00:53:47	You didn't take any number from that boX.
00:53:51	I had the exact number of discs in it.
00:53:54	one for every man and woman
00:53:58	If you had taken a number,
00:54:01	Look, doctor. The drawing is over.
00:54:05	You can't issue new numbers
00:54:09	among the lucky winners.
00:54:11	It's about time I donated something
00:54:14	I won't be needed. I never have been.
00:54:17	I didn't give up much by not drawing.
00:54:23	Leaving me will save fuel.
00:54:28	And I hope you won't say anything
00:54:51	Attention, everyone!
00:54:52	Bellus growing larger.
00:54:55	And with every hour
00:54:58	More welders are needed
00:55:01	Please rush!
00:55:11	Seven days left.
00:55:13	We're falling behind schedule.
00:55:15	Trucks are waiting to load plasma
00:55:21	Less than six days left.
00:55:24	We're still behind schedule.
00:55:26	Construction Crew 5,
00:55:46	This engine's all right.
00:56:21	I'll take it.
00:56:27	It will work out all right, Joyce.
00:56:34	Please.
00:56:38	only 79 hours to the collision with Bellus.
00:56:41	We're still more than three hours
00:57:44	- Worried?
00:57:49	This ship is really well put together.
00:57:51	If anything can make it to the new world,
00:57:55	- Dave?
00:57:57	How long would it take
00:58:00	A few weeks, maybe.
00:58:02	But Dr Frye knows
00:58:05	He can operate it in his sleep.
00:58:08	I hope so.
00:58:11	Everyone will black out in the fast climb.
00:58:14	The direction will be set.
00:58:17	- All the way to Zyra?
00:58:21	The blackout won't last
00:58:27	This is no time
00:58:31	I'm not. I know howwell
00:58:34	The trouble is I just learned
00:58:38	His chance of coming out
00:58:42	- I've seen older men make it.
00:58:45	1,500 miles in a few minutes?
00:58:50	When did you discover that?
00:58:52	Yesterday. When I made
00:58:55	I haven't told anyone yet -
00:58:57	Well, don't!
00:59:02	Like Doomsday, that can't be avoided.
00:59:05	We can't let Frye handle this flight.
00:59:16	Look, doc...
00:59:20	Dr Hendron and Frye must be told.
00:59:24	That isn't what I wanted to say.
00:59:28	No...you're right.
00:59:31	There's no other choice.
00:59:33	If anything happens to Frye
00:59:37	I don't suppose it makes any difference,
00:59:41	or dying on earth.
00:59:50	After the blackout,
00:59:53	Eddie Cummings could take over,
00:59:57	If Frye is able to tell him
01:00:04	Dave, you're hedging!
01:00:08	Maybe not as good as Frye,
01:00:11	Do you doubt being able to fly this ship?
01:00:14	I can fly her.
01:00:16	There isn't anyone else.
01:00:19	If Frye doesn't make it,
01:00:26	For months, I've tried to find
01:00:30	I never could. Maybe things
01:00:35	Diagnose it any way you want.
01:00:37	All I know is, I'd feel a lot easier,
01:00:48	Be right back!
01:01:22	This is the last of the chloroform.
01:01:25	Put it somewhere handy
01:01:27	You going to give the animals
01:01:30	If we don't,
01:01:33	We wouldn't want to see them
01:01:36	I'll never forget what you did
01:01:40	I told you the doctor would fix everything.
01:01:49	Come here, Whatsis.
01:01:51	- Come on.
01:01:54	- He's mine.
01:01:57	- Downtown.
01:01:59	He was walking around.
01:02:02	I hate to remind you, but you said
01:02:06	That's right, I did, didn't I?
01:02:08	Let's weigh him.
01:02:13	Incidentally, he's a she.
01:02:15	Nine lbs, two ounces.
01:02:23	Sure, Whatsis is gonna pinch it
01:02:30	Urgent! We are still
01:02:33	Those making the attempt to reach Zyra,
01:02:37	- I knew it would be like this!
01:02:45	My number - it's on! I'm on the list!
01:02:49	Julie! I'm on the list!
01:02:59	Julie! My number!
01:03:20	Remember, if we delay the take off
01:03:23	Zyra's position will form
01:03:27	I hope we can retain that eXtra fuel
01:03:30	while we look for landing room.
01:03:32	Zyra will be about here
01:03:34	If you hold the ship to this curve,
01:03:39	The fuel will last longer with less cargo!
01:03:46	You and that chair weigh 186 lbs.
01:03:48	That's a lot of fuel.
01:03:52	No more than you want to donate your life!
01:03:55	I paid for this ship. You would have been
01:04:00	Before you paid, you tried to make this
01:04:04	A private rocket ship
01:04:08	This project was started by real
01:04:11	They gave their money
01:04:14	You're not here under any special licence.
01:04:17	You're always shouting for facts.
01:04:21	our chance of reaching the new world
01:04:23	is as thin as you becoming a humanitarian!
01:04:26	Ifwe make it, will we be able to land?
01:04:28	Will the air be fit to breathe?
01:04:32	Men and women here
01:04:35	Not your kind of hypocritical praying,
01:04:37	but the kind that comes
01:04:41	- Sorry. I'll come back later.
01:04:52	I just wanted to leave this
01:05:03	He has a girl, Julie Cummings.
01:05:10	There's that extra fuel.
01:05:14	You heard him volunteer to stay behind.
01:05:19	You're not taking it from him!
01:05:24	Get out. Ferris!
01:05:26	Shut up!
01:05:28	This is one ofthe good ones, isn't it?
01:05:31	I'm sorry.
01:05:34	- I'm going too.
01:05:36	I'd almost rather kill you than go along.
01:05:39	For seven years, ever since I started
01:05:42	I've hated your insides.
01:05:46	I'd like to reason things out.
01:05:49	No! You three are running things.
01:05:54	This is my number.
01:05:57	And if I don't go...
01:06:05	- He was going to kill us.
01:06:10	I said this would happen.
01:06:13	There'll be others. All of them.
01:06:17	- He may be right.
01:06:20	one boy was stabbed after the list was
01:06:25	It's dog eat dog.
01:06:27	We can't risk it.
01:06:30	Move the women on board
01:06:33	The men can wait outside until take off!
01:06:35	- The guns are in my room.
01:06:39	We'll have to move people and animals
01:06:43	- There's a girl...
01:06:45	Tell her there's been a mix-up.
01:06:48	We'll gamble on less flying time
01:06:55	- Let me tell you...
01:06:59	Don't say anything.
01:08:01	The last dawn!
01:08:10	I think we can start boarding.
01:08:12	All right, everyone, inside the ship!
01:08:19	I'll bring Mr Stanton.
01:08:28	Why should our lives be decided by
01:08:32	- It should have been by voting!
01:08:36	Gangway, boys.
01:08:37	- Here are the guns Stanton left.
01:08:40	- Let's go. Grab a gun.
01:08:43	- We agreed to the drawing.
01:08:46	Take the ship. Then what?
01:08:49	The rest of us will get rid of that 40,
01:08:53	until we kill each other or get caught
01:08:56	Stick around until the collision
01:09:29	Get me on board.
01:09:37	You were right. You're a better judge
01:09:40	Get me aboard. No, Hendron.
01:09:47	Hendron, what are you doing?
01:09:49	No. Wait. Help!
01:09:57	Dr Hendron.
01:10:01	Hold the gangplank.
01:10:07	We're the extra fuel they might need.
01:10:09	The new world isn't for us.
01:10:17	Dave! The ship is moving. stand by.
01:11:37	We're out of the pressure zone.
01:11:42	The engines are off.
01:11:53	We're on course.
01:12:03	You invented those cardiographs
01:12:07	Yours and Joyce's.
01:12:12	- How does it look?
01:12:16	We'll need every bit,
01:12:20	at ten miles a second.
01:12:51	- We're getting close.
01:12:58	Turn the ship.
01:13:18	Start all engines.
01:13:37	We're slowing.
01:13:38	- Can I cut one engine?
01:13:42	- We're using fuel too fast.
01:14:04	The ship has turned for landing.
01:14:13	35,000...
01:14:16	30,000...
01:14:21	25...
01:14:24	Cut wing engines one and siX.
01:14:29	22,000...
01:14:33	20...
01:14:35	I'm going to level off.
01:14:37	Brace yourselves.
01:15:04	Land anywhere! We've got to.
01:15:06	- Not yet.
01:15:12	The fuel's gone.
01:15:19	There's an opening!
01:15:21	- There go the engines!
01:15:31	- It looks frozen!
01:15:34	We're going to find out.
01:16:15	- We made it!
01:16:17	- We're on Zyra.
01:16:48	Dave, wait until we've tested
01:16:52	We'll get a sample through the airlock.
01:16:54	Never mind. Good air or bad,
01:17:11	Best air I ever tasted.
01:17:13	Break out the gangplank.
01:17:44	Mike! Where is he?
01:17:49	Hey, Mike!
01:17:54	- Our first citizens.
01:17:57	- They sure are.
01:17:59	Well, let's leave Whatsis
01:18:03	Now, let's go look at the first sunrise.

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