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00:00:52 You have to consider
00:00:56 And last year Saint Louis
00:01:00 So this year
00:01:03 You're crazy, Osler.
00:01:06 - Never beat them yet, never gonna.
00:01:09 This is the Dodgers' year
00:01:16 Them bums couldn't beat a dead horse
00:01:19 And you know what? I'm willing to bet
00:01:23 I might just take you up on that.
00:01:38 Quiet down, Rex.
00:01:44 I said quiet.
00:02:07 - Hey, Wally, it's Osler.
00:02:10 I got this weird pulse coming in
00:02:13 - It's all over mine right now.
00:02:15 - It's weird.
00:02:17 I think it's the pinkos doing something
00:02:20 It's not a communist conspiracy.
00:02:22 What the heck's the matter with you, boy?
00:02:25 I thought it was coming from White Sands
00:02:29 Maybe I'll drive up there and take a look.
00:02:31 - Call me if you find something.
00:02:33 Talk to you later.
00:03:22 That is it.
00:03:24 I don't see anything out there, Rex.
00:03:50 Hello!
00:03:56 Come back. Come here, boy!
00:04:11 What the heck is that?
00:04:18 Oh, my God!
00:05:04 What the hell is it?
00:05:06 Could be a rock or some sort of fossil.
00:05:08 We picked it up in the Landsat satellite.
00:05:10 First we thought it was a cap deposit,
00:05:14 How deep in the ice is it?
00:05:15 - Four, maybe five meters.
00:05:18 I talked to the NASA research station
00:05:21 They'll take it until it melts,
00:05:24 All right. Dig it up.
00:05:30 Language is a signaling system that uses
00:05:34 What makes humans unique
00:05:38 thoughts about the past,
00:05:42 at any point in time and space.
00:05:44 He'll call you back.
00:05:49 Not all language is based on sound.
00:05:53 We communicate in other ways...
00:05:55 that are much less overt
00:05:58 So do animals.
00:06:00 The only difference between them and us
00:06:05 When an animal gives a warning
00:06:08 it uses a series
00:06:13 that animals of its kind have used before.
00:06:15 This is decidedly not the case with humans.
00:06:17 Oxford English Dictionary
00:06:21 in the English language.
00:06:25 and thousands less
00:06:28 On the other hand...
00:06:30 there's little or no novelty
00:06:33 Tragically, English cows
00:06:47 - Julian.
00:06:49 Listen. Bachman called.
00:06:52 - Why?
00:06:59 Did he sound like there was a problem?
00:07:04 Come in.
00:07:06 Good afternoon, John.
00:07:09 Come in, sit down.
00:07:14 A certain matter has come to my attention.
00:07:16 John, about the student, right?
00:07:20 I've been meaning to talk to you about her.
00:07:22 I don't think I want to know about that.
00:07:24 No, look, do you know
00:07:29 Stanford Genetics.
00:07:31 Yes, I met him once
00:07:34 Two years ago, he went to the Antarctic
00:07:39 Yesterday, I received this from him.
00:07:43 A satellite imaged an unidentified mass...
00:07:48 in the ice shelf down there.
00:07:51 It appears to measure approximately
00:07:56 At first, they thought
00:07:59 or a fossilized whale.
00:08:01 But now they're not so sure.
00:08:03 Why?
00:08:04 Well, station telemetry
00:08:09 - being emitted from it.
00:08:12 They burned a spectrogram of it on this CD.
00:08:16 I thought you might like to look at it.
00:08:19 - Plain or with cheese?
00:08:21 - Look at this.
00:08:24 Look at that.
00:08:26 - Nonrandom?
00:08:28 Fixed-length pulse groups,
00:08:31 consisting of prime numbers
00:08:35 What about a meteorite?
00:08:36 A meteorite as big as this would've
00:08:40 It would explain an electromagnetic pulse.
00:08:42 Not a nonrandom signal. Check this out.
00:08:48 That's a kickass frequency.
00:08:50 The dish transmitter at Arecibo
00:08:53 The most powerful on earth.
00:08:55 This signal's stronger and it's coming
00:09:08 - You said it was nonrandom?
00:09:11 You mean some sort of new search signal?
00:09:14 It's possible.
00:09:15 But search text is always
00:09:18 This has no parallel plain text.
00:09:20 Like a tracking signal.
00:09:22 We're talking about a target signal
00:09:24 - We don't have that technology.
00:09:27 I know what's on this disk.
00:09:30 Too many people
00:09:34 They'd read something into it.
00:09:37 You say that it may be a Russian satellite,
00:09:47 All right.
00:09:49 But you do anything
00:09:52 you're gonna spend the rest of your days...
00:09:55 teaching communication skills
00:09:59 Thank you, John.
00:10:14 - What is that bloody thing?
00:10:17 I'll record it and we'll pass it on
00:10:20 Maybe they'll know.
00:10:30 There's a transport leaving
00:10:33 Stops in Panama
00:10:35 Then they'll decide
00:10:38 - Why not?
00:10:40 - and sometimes you can't get in or out.
00:10:50 - Where'd you get this?
00:10:53 One of their satellites intercepted it
00:10:56 - Where is it originating from?
00:10:59 It was somewhere in the Ross Ice Shelf,
00:11:03 - Moved?
00:11:05 - What can be boosting it?
00:11:07 Let's pass it on to NASA.
00:11:23 Okay.
00:11:36 Here. You're going to need this.
00:11:42 1,200 feet approaching.
00:11:44 The wheels are down and locked.
00:11:47 Gear's down and locked in place.
00:11:50 Let's lock it up.
00:11:52 We're coming in too hard.
00:11:55 The lights, I see them.
00:12:16 Welcome to the South Pole.
00:12:56 Mr. Rome.
00:12:59 I'm Nyla Wurtsen.
00:13:01 Getting here this time of year is difficult.
00:13:05 McMurdo weather grounded everything
00:13:08 - They did?
00:13:10 - Here.
00:13:12 Sure? Hold on, let me take this.
00:13:14 - What's your name again?
00:13:20 How far underground are we, Nyla?
00:13:22 About 20 meters. We're on the third level.
00:13:25 There are two more below us:
00:13:28 - What the hell is that?
00:13:30 Happens all the time, Mr. Rome.
00:13:35 - It's safe, right?
00:13:39 I'm going to take you to the living quarters.
00:13:43 He thought you might want some rest
00:13:48 - Actually, I was hoping to see the object.
00:13:56 - So, Nyla, right?
00:13:58 - What do you do here?
00:14:02 I was his graduate assistant at MIT
00:14:05 What position is that?
00:14:07 Dr. Brecher warned us about you.
00:14:10 You're not talking about Kate Brecher,
00:14:14 Dr. Brecher.
00:14:15 Welcome to Rundell Peak.
00:14:18 - Good to see you again, Dr. Gierach.
00:14:21 When John said you were coming,
00:14:23 I've followed your career off and on.
00:14:26 That's exactly what it's been.
00:14:28 Your time with SETI
00:14:32 Yes, my lost-in-space days.
00:14:45 And so, there it is.
00:14:50 In compliance with COMNAP provisions...
00:14:53 we've kept the room at a temperature...
00:14:55 that won't abnormally accelerate
00:14:58 And as you see,
00:15:11 What do you think is inside it?
00:15:12 My first guess would have been...
00:15:15 a shale slag caught in a glacier.
00:15:18 The radio signal rules that out.
00:15:21 Could it be the work of SETI?
00:15:23 There is no more SETI.
00:15:26 The government has no interest
00:15:31 They pulled the funding.
00:15:33 If this is really what it appears to be...
00:15:35 this technology is way beyond
00:15:38 For the sake of argument,
00:15:42 by something else.
00:15:47 You said it, not me.
00:15:49 Alexie, they need you in the corn lab.
00:15:53 We'll talk later.
00:15:56 What did NASA say when you told them
00:16:00 - I haven't.
00:16:02 Our work here is in a very sensitive stage...
00:16:05 and we both know
00:17:15 Hello, Julian.
00:17:20 - You okay?
00:17:26 I feel better now.
00:17:28 Save the endearing charm for Nyla.
00:17:30 - I'm not sure she's my type.
00:17:33 - Maybe a little.
00:17:36 I got lots of types.
00:17:41 What happened to what's-his-name,
00:17:45 It ended.
00:17:49 Don't screw this up for me, Julian.
00:17:53 What makes you think
00:17:57 Experience.
00:17:59 I'll show you to your room.
00:18:08 It's not The Plaza, but it's the best we have.
00:18:11 All I need is a bed.
00:18:12 Counting Nyla,
00:18:15 Try not to set any records.
00:20:14 Hello?
00:20:58 I'm just checking to see
00:21:02 - What time is it?
00:21:08 Are you going to do some calisthenics?
00:21:10 It just makes it easier...
00:21:12 because of the antibacterial showers
00:21:16 When I first came here...
00:21:19 I worked in the seeding labs by myself.
00:21:23 Sometimes the pollens are so thick
00:21:28 - So I worked naked.
00:21:31 - Dr. Brecher made me stop.
00:21:35 This is the future.
00:21:37 Genetically engineered,
00:21:42 - How big is it?
00:21:45 The wheat lab is slightly larger.
00:21:47 I've got to get to work.
00:22:41 You're finally up and about?
00:22:44 - This is some place.
00:22:49 Who's your friend?
00:22:51 Dr. Michael Straub.
00:22:55 I think he's got a sock in his Speedo.
00:22:57 - Very funny.
00:23:00 I'm just making an observation.
00:23:03 - and happened to notice.
00:23:07 I'll take that as a compliment.
00:23:10 So, what's up with you
00:23:14 - That guy, Strobe? Strubb?
00:23:17 It's none of your business.
00:23:18 - What are we gonna talk about?
00:23:21 I want you to do whatever it is you
00:23:26 Do you have any idea what we're doing?
00:23:28 You're wearing bathing suits
00:23:30 Everything's always a joke with you, isn't it?
00:23:33 We've made a breakthrough in genetics
00:23:36 For the first time in my life
00:23:41 I'm sorry.
00:23:45 You're always sorry. Then it always
00:23:49 That's not gonna happen.
00:24:01 How did you squeeze
00:24:03 They're obsessed with selling Congress
00:24:07 Agrigenetics is one of the first steps.
00:24:09 A lot of this came from your SETI labs
00:24:14 It's impressive.
00:24:17 Almost as impressive as your cornfield.
00:24:22 What do you really think
00:24:34 I'm sorry for what I said.
00:24:37 I know how much your work meant to you.
00:24:43 You look good.
00:24:52 What do we know about this Julian Rome?
00:24:54 37 years old. Both parents deceased.
00:24:57 Killed in an automobile accident.
00:25:00 He graduated from Stanford University
00:25:03 Top of his class. On a fast track
00:25:07 with a female student in one of his classes.
00:25:10 He never finished his doctorate.
00:25:12 He ended up working for SETI
00:25:15 - He's an alien hunter.
00:25:17 When NASA pulled the plug,
00:25:20 This time at Berkeley.
00:25:22 What's the connection
00:25:25 Gierach actually contacted Dr. Bachman
00:25:28 Bachman turned it over to Rome.
00:25:31 What's that?
00:25:32 The student he had the affair with,
00:25:36 She's one of the researchers
00:25:38 - "Osler"?
00:26:17 - That's my brother and me.
00:26:20 I'm Grisham, Communications Officer.
00:26:23 I know. I read about you
00:26:27 You must've been really desperate
00:26:30 The kind of stuff you guys are doing
00:26:33 Were doing. It's all history now.
00:26:39 I found the signal
00:26:42 How'd you read it?
00:26:43 When the weather's good
00:26:46 - It was in the background noise.
00:26:50 Yeah, how'd you know?
00:26:51 That's where we always kind of
00:26:56 So you really think it's artificial?
00:26:59 I know it's artificial.
00:27:02 Could be an elaborate hoax.
00:27:06 Could be.
00:27:14 - Hello, Julian.
00:27:16 - Sit down.
00:27:18 - Join us.
00:27:20 - There.
00:27:23 Who haven't you met yet?
00:27:25 I haven't met anybody.
00:27:27 This is Abell, our maintenance officer.
00:27:30 And these lovely ladies are Shelly Cline...
00:27:34 - Hello.
00:27:35 ...and Dacia Petrov.
00:27:40 I don't think you've met Dr. Straub, Julian.
00:27:46 You look much smaller
00:27:51 - You're still here?
00:27:54 The weather seems to be getting worse.
00:27:57 You were employed by SETI
00:28:01 What exactly do you do?
00:28:03 - It's like an interpreter.
00:28:07 Messages from outer space, my dear.
00:28:11 "E.T. Phone home."
00:28:20 Cryptologists determine
00:28:23 and then they try and decipher
00:28:25 Just exactly how many signals
00:28:30 None, exactly.
00:28:34 Since you've never heard from them,
00:28:38 - Do you believe in God?
00:28:41 - Have you ever heard from him?
00:28:51 - How about a drink?
00:28:54 Been kind of tired.
00:29:05 How long do these communication
00:29:08 Seen it go a couple of weeks before.
00:29:10 Once in a while
00:29:12 that last long enough to make contact
00:29:15 Till then we're totally cut off?
00:29:16 When it gets like this,
00:29:19 Sno-Cats are useless,
00:29:22 I can't believe how much it's melted.
00:29:27 Am I crazy, or does this thing
00:29:31 I can feel it in my joints.
00:29:33 It's really strong if you touch it. Careful.
00:29:37 Was the signal harmonic
00:29:40 - No.
00:29:42 Two or more separate frequencies
00:29:45 I think one's a locator pulse
00:29:49 - An actual message.
00:29:55 This is no hoax.
00:29:58 How long do you think it would take us
00:30:01 Hard line here?
00:30:02 If I can't communicate with the satellite,
00:30:06 There's an old dismantled one
00:30:09 Abell and me can rig it up
00:30:11 What are you gonna do?
00:30:13 Try and find out what's buried
00:30:16 How?
00:30:18 Mathematics.
00:30:37 - Any luck?
00:30:55 The primary signal's...
00:30:57 almost too obvious.
00:30:59 It's like some sort of beacon.
00:31:06 - What's your brother do?
00:31:08 I'm sorry.
00:31:11 He died in a flight training accident.
00:31:14 You guys train together?
00:31:16 Yeah.
00:31:18 I lost interest after the accident.
00:31:21 I'm gonna find a real bed.
00:31:25 No, let her sleep.
00:31:40 Beacon.
00:31:47 This is the signal we received
00:31:50 Now watch this.
00:31:57 - What happened to the sound?
00:31:59 That was recorded by Osler in '47.
00:32:04 Same transmission, same frequency,
00:32:08 There's no denying the similarities
00:32:11 The moment a window of opportunity
00:32:14 we have to make contact with
00:32:17 Because of his background, he's the most
00:32:22 - Bring Bachman here immediately.
00:32:26 What Mr. Rome is going to hear
00:32:55 - What's the matter?
00:32:57 Said it was something with the ice block.
00:33:02 - What happened?
00:33:06 Looks like it was created
00:33:10 Looks like a big old clam.
00:33:12 A giant mollusk that ate Antarctica.
00:33:16 - It's not a mollusk.
00:33:18 Don't touch it.
00:33:21 You all right?
00:33:22 You okay?
00:33:24 It's got some sort of electrical charge to it.
00:33:27 I'd say it's igneous rock
00:33:30 My guess is rhyolite, or basalt.
00:33:33 It didn't come from Earth,
00:33:35 It's a meteorite.
00:33:36 Meteorites don't broadcast radio signals.
00:33:38 The signal's harmonics
00:33:43 It's a black box.
00:33:45 First I thought it was a location bounce...
00:33:47 for celestial navigation,
00:33:50 Then Grisham mentioned it seemed
00:33:53 This came here by mistake,
00:33:57 - Aliens.
00:33:59 Maybe not, Michael. It all makes sense.
00:34:02 There's something else.
00:34:03 The primary signal is a cryptographic key...
00:34:06 that unlocks the message
00:34:08 So I compared the cipher text
00:34:11 and the coincidences between
00:34:15 from strings of intervals divisible by five,
00:34:20 - What the hell are you talking about?
00:34:29 What?
00:34:31 That? That's a message?
00:34:33 It's part of a message.
00:34:35 This is the great pearl of galactic wisdom...
00:34:38 that we've all been waiting for.
00:34:41 I've been waiting for.
00:34:45 Could there be more to the message
00:34:48 There could be several cryptographic keys.
00:34:50 Shift intervals can change, strings vary.
00:34:53 But it could still be uniquely random.
00:34:55 - I just don't think so.
00:34:58 - Anything's possible.
00:35:00 - It looks extraterrestrial.
00:35:04 No offense, Nyla.
00:35:05 You wouldn't know an ETI
00:35:08 Neither would you. So why are you
00:35:11 Alexie, what do you think?
00:35:14 I agree with Julian.
00:35:16 Anything is possible.
00:35:18 Everybody, I think you better come back
00:35:22 There appears to be a crease
00:35:25 Can we open it?
00:35:27 If you can discharge it, I can pry it open.
00:35:29 I can rig up something
00:35:31 Maybe that's not a good idea.
00:35:33 It's a way to find out if you're right.
00:35:35 I'm not so sure it's a good idea, either.
00:35:39 - An infection could wipe out all our work.
00:35:43 I say first thing tomorrow morning
00:35:47 If Julian's right, we go down in history.
00:35:48 If I'm right, we eat linguini for a week.
00:35:57 Okay, bring him in.
00:36:00 Welcome, Dr. Bachman. Please, have a seat.
00:36:11 I know this must be very unnerving for you.
00:36:15 Yes, it is a bit, sir.
00:36:18 I can't imagine
00:36:22 What we're about to tell you, Dr. Bachman,
00:36:33 - You believe it's ETI in origin, don't you?
00:36:40 I hope you're wrong, Jules.
00:36:42 Nobody's called me that for a long time.
00:36:46 Why do you hope I'm wrong?
00:36:49 Because if you're right,
00:36:52 That may not be so bad.
00:36:56 Maybe they won't have the patience
00:36:59 So it'll just be survival of the fittest.
00:37:02 Same rationale we've used to kill
00:37:05 Maybe they're an even more effective
00:37:14 - Kate.
00:37:17 - You don't know what I was gonna say.
00:37:22 Just let it go.
00:37:27 - Am I interrupting something?
00:37:37 Was I interrupting something?
00:37:40 It's a long story.
00:37:47 Will you do me a favor? I wanna...
00:37:49 Will you watch this program? I wanna
00:37:54 Would you like some company?
00:37:58 That would be nice.
00:38:02 But I better not.
00:38:08 See you in a bit.
00:38:18 Be careful with that thing.
00:38:22 Now hold it still.
00:38:26 Here.
00:38:30 - Is this gonna work?
00:38:35 All right, let it drop.
00:38:41 Turn it off!
00:38:47 Something's generating current inside of it,
00:38:55 Would you like something to drink?
00:38:57 Some water, coffee?
00:39:01 - Brandy.
00:39:06 The weather systems have prevented us
00:39:09 Our satellite systems will alert us
00:39:12 What if this is really true?
00:39:16 What if we're already too late?
00:39:18 We've considered that.
00:39:30 The message from the Americans is
00:39:35 All ahead two thirds. Set depth for
00:39:39 All ahead two thirds. Depth set for
00:39:42 Commence heading two five zero.
00:39:44 Sir. Commencing heading two five zero.
00:40:01 - What do you think is inside it?
00:40:08 The blade's cutting through a layer
00:40:13 - What if he's right?
00:40:17 You don't believe it any more than I do.
00:40:19 The only reason you're going along
00:40:23 That's not true.
00:40:25 It's not rock. It looks like a carbon alloy.
00:40:29 What caused the surface corrosion?
00:40:31 It appears more like a molten degeneration...
00:40:34 from exposure to extreme heat.
00:40:37 For God's sake, Alexie,
00:40:41 I'll tell you what.
00:40:45 They don't give Nobel prizes for space junk.
00:40:59 Anything?
00:41:01 No, it just keeps returning to that.
00:41:04 - What exactly is it doing?
00:41:07 It's a language.
00:41:11 as a means to converse...
00:41:13 but also to define an environment
00:41:17 Since time and space is a constant...
00:41:20 any intelligence within that environment
00:41:23 - But with a different language?
00:41:25 I mean, mathematics
00:41:29 So you just have to find a way
00:41:33 That's what it's doing, with the help
00:41:37 - It's kind of like MindMaze.
00:41:39 It's a computer game...
00:41:42 where you have to figure out
00:41:45 Each time you do, you get a key
00:41:53 What?
00:41:57 Maybe each piece of the message
00:41:59 What do you mean?
00:42:02 MindMaze.
00:42:07 Maybe that's how the intervals
00:42:11 It's a progression...
00:42:13 using the last piece as the new key.
00:42:20 See.
00:42:21 Now we use...
00:42:23 the new interval...
00:42:26 as the next key.
00:42:32 It's working.
00:42:58 - Wait a minute.
00:43:05 Oh, my God!
00:43:06 What do you think, Abell?
00:43:09 I think I'm getting there.
00:43:11 We've got to stop them.
00:43:12 - What could be in it?
00:43:16 I'm cutting through a layer
00:43:27 Take over for me.
00:43:28 I need to get another blade.
00:43:31 Here.
00:43:46 Jack!
00:43:49 - What's wrong?
00:43:59 Don't open it!
00:44:12 What the hell?
00:44:21 Are you okay?
00:44:26 I've got the fire under control.
00:44:32 - Is anybody hurt?
00:44:34 - How about yourself?
00:44:41 Careful, Alexie.
00:44:43 - Anybody down there?
00:44:45 What about Jack?
00:44:47 I don't know. I can't see him.
00:44:53 - Where are some flashlights?
00:44:57 Is anybody else hurt?
00:44:59 I've got a few scratches.
00:45:01 I'm okay, but I lost Carl.
00:45:03 I'm over here. I'm all right.
00:45:07 I'm fine. I'm okay.
00:45:10 Where's the kid?
00:45:11 Last time I saw him, he was on the stairs.
00:45:14 Pinter, you okay?
00:45:20 Let's get down there
00:45:29 - Is everybody accounted for?
00:45:32 - You all right?
00:45:36 - Let me see your arm.
00:45:47 It's Jack. He's dead.
00:45:50 - You okay?
00:46:16 What is it?
00:46:33 I've never seen technology like this.
00:46:37 It seems organic.
00:46:53 I think there's something inside it.
00:46:59 What're you gonna do?
00:47:00 - I want to see what it is.
00:47:05 Look at that.
00:47:07 What's it doing?
00:47:17 Oh, my God.
00:47:20 What the hell is that?
00:47:24 What's happening?
00:47:27 We're going down in history.
00:47:32 - You think it's dead?
00:47:38 I don't feel so well.
00:47:44 What the hell is going on?
00:47:55 Must be airborne.
00:48:12 The Russians are
00:48:14 Then we agree that the General
00:48:18 - without prejudice?
00:48:23 Our submarine is equipped
00:48:25 with underwater launch missiles
00:48:29 They will be fired row by row.
00:49:06 - It's gotta be some sort of parasite.
00:49:09 I think the infection is protozoan.
00:49:11 You saw what happened.
00:49:14 - There's no protozoa can do that.
00:49:18 I've been transmitting a mayday,
00:49:21 We're all gonna die, aren't we?
00:49:23 - Chances are we've all been infected, right?
00:49:26 Maybe Nyla and the others somehow
00:49:30 I didn't see anybody
00:49:33 - The only thing was that broom handle.
00:49:37 - Maybe we're resistant.
00:49:40 - So is genetic flexibility.
00:49:43 Sometimes a disease
00:49:48 so it doesn't kill
00:49:50 You mean if we're all dead, it'll die, too?
00:49:53 Exactly.
00:49:55 That's just great!
00:49:57 How long will these
00:50:00 Around 24 hours. They'd last longer
00:50:04 - What area uses the most energy?
00:50:09 We're not shutting down the experiment.
00:50:11 I'd rather not myself, Julian.
00:50:13 Let's start with the living quarters
00:50:19 It's gone.
00:50:20 - What?
00:50:42 So it is alive.
00:50:43 - Where is it?
00:50:47 - What do we do?
00:50:49 No way. I'm not going looking for that thing.
00:50:52 The infectious chain might be contact.
00:50:54 Then go with Kate
00:50:57 Shouldn't we take some sort of weapon?
00:50:59 Are there any firearms here?
00:51:01 The pilots have two 9 millimeters
00:51:04 It's part of our survival kit.
00:51:07 Let's get them.
00:51:09 The fallout radius of this campaign
00:51:13 because of the other stations.
00:51:15 While we argue about the fine print,
00:51:19 Gentlemen, the weather satellite shows...
00:51:22 a small hole developing in the storm front
00:51:26 This may be our last opportunity.
00:51:35 - I'm getting the creeps.
00:51:40 Tell that to Nyla and the others.
00:51:49 Why don't we split up?
00:52:03 This is just great. Kate, shine that flashlight.
00:52:12 Kate, where did you go?
00:52:18 - What?
00:52:20 - You scared the hell out of me!
00:52:23 Just don't sneak up on me like that, okay?
00:52:26 Let's go to the machine room
00:52:29 Stay close.
00:52:58 What will we do with it when we find it?
00:53:03 The question is...
00:53:05 what will it do with us?
00:54:49 I think it's these three.
00:56:37 It's all right.
00:56:41 You see?
00:56:53 I'm not gonna hurt you.
00:58:19 My God! Julian!
00:58:21 Kill it!
00:58:26 Don't do this.
00:58:29 Stop!
00:59:36 I thought it was gonna kill you.
00:59:41 I don't think so.
00:59:44 It felt...
00:59:48 safe.
00:59:54 And then...
00:59:57 it felt like fear.
01:00:08 There it goes again.
01:00:09 Maybe finally
01:00:11 With this weather,
01:00:14 We can't fly out either.
01:00:15 We shouldn't go till we know
01:00:17 - You don't decide anything for me.
01:00:21 He's right, Michael.
01:00:24 No one leaves.
01:00:26 Rundell Peak, this is USS Crowley. Come in.
01:00:29 Rundell Peak, do you read? Over.
01:00:31 USS Crowley, this is Rundell Peak.
01:00:34 Go ahead for Rundell Peak.
01:00:39 This is Dr. Bachman.
01:00:42 Yes, it's me. I'm here in Washington...
01:00:46 with the Secretary of Defense...
01:00:50 and some other men.
01:00:52 This is about the alien, isn't it?
01:00:56 My God, it's true.
01:00:58 Then I assume you've opened it.
01:01:01 How many fatalities?
01:01:03 Two by accident, four by infection.
01:01:07 The seven of us left
01:01:11 At least for the time being.
01:01:13 Have they contaminated
01:01:16 Has the environment
01:01:20 No one's been outside.
01:01:22 What's going on, John? What's happening?
01:01:31 John, are you still there?
01:01:36 What you found in the ice
01:01:38 similar to our own aircraft ejection system.
01:01:41 On the night of July 2, 1947...
01:01:45 a similar vehicle
01:01:48 It landed near Roswell, New Mexico...
01:01:51 and started transmitting a rescue signal.
01:01:54 When they were retrieving
01:01:57 a ham radio operator named Gordon Osler...
01:01:59 stumbled on the frequency signal,
01:02:04 He drove out
01:02:07 The aliens are carriers of the pathogen,
01:02:13 They were unaware of this
01:02:16 Their first stop was Mars.
01:02:19 Total extinction took less than six months.
01:02:23 How do they communicate?
01:02:26 Yes. They never left their craft.
01:02:28 The recovery was robotic.
01:02:31 But they made it clear that night...
01:02:34 that they desperately wanted
01:02:38 Did you contact it? Is it still alive?
01:02:41 It's dead.
01:02:44 None of that matters anymore.
01:02:48 What do you mean, sterilization?
01:02:50 It's been decided.
01:02:52 A limited nuclear device is our only option.
01:03:01 - Tell them that help is on the way.
01:03:04 - I will not lie to them.
01:03:07 God knows what they'll go through
01:03:10 They have a right to know
01:03:12 Tell the truth, and I guarantee the integrity
01:03:23 A Russian...
01:03:26 submarine is on its way to you.
01:03:28 How the hell can they help us?
01:03:31 They're not coming here to help us.
01:03:35 How long do we have?
01:03:39 Three hours.
01:03:45 I'm so sorry, Julian.
01:04:06 Thank you, Dr. Bachman.
01:04:08 I know how hard that was for you.
01:04:11 No way!
01:04:13 They can't do this.
01:04:15 They just can't kill us all.
01:04:16 I say we load the plane
01:04:19 Unless the weather improves
01:04:21 No one's going anywhere. We walk out
01:04:25 We're not infected, for Christ's sake!
01:04:27 - Can you prove that?
01:04:31 Somehow we've managed
01:04:33 What about running blood panels
01:04:36 Protozoa is known to disguise itself
01:04:39 - Could we be resistant?
01:04:41 But Shelly is right. We could be part
01:04:46 Infectious without any symptoms.
01:04:48 It's nothing but theoretical bullshit!
01:04:50 We see it in plant resistance all the time.
01:04:53 Introduce a pathogen,
01:04:56 while others quickly develop antigens
01:04:59 Every minute we waste is a minute
01:05:03 Everyone stays put
01:05:08 Then we decide what to do.
01:05:09 Why don't you go help her
01:05:17 I don't fucking believe it.
01:05:32 It must be some sort of drill, sir.
01:05:37 Weapons conn.
01:05:38 EAM is properly formatted
01:05:42 Plot a firing solution and initiate
01:05:50 I hope you're right, Mr. Volkv.
01:06:15 - There's no sign of any pathogen.
01:06:18 Look for yourself.
01:06:22 - It could be hidden in the protein.
01:06:25 How unlikely? What are the odds?
01:06:27 99.999 to the infinite.
01:06:31 But not 100?
01:06:32 For Christ's sake, what are we waiting for?
01:06:37 What do you think, Alexie?
01:06:38 Without absolute proof
01:06:44 I don't know.
01:06:45 - What do you think?
01:06:48 There's two. Come on, Kate.
01:06:50 - Do you want to die for nothing?
01:06:53 But if there's a chance we can spread this,
01:06:56 Are you out of your mind?
01:07:00 What more fucking proof do you need?
01:07:02 - I'm not going anywhere with you.
01:07:09 - Give your gun to Grisham.
01:07:13 - Because only you can fly the plane.
01:07:18 Give your gun to Grisham.
01:07:23 When I arrived, I noticed the main entry port
01:07:27 - Is the maintenance bay port the same?
01:07:30 I think we should reprogram the codes
01:07:34 I'll show you how.
01:07:46 First, you need to punch in
01:07:51 It's waiting for the open command.
01:07:52 Four-number combination, then depress
01:08:01 - Now the maintenance bay.
01:08:15 How long till we reach launch coordinates?
01:08:17 Eighteen minutes, captain.
01:08:24 Lock firing solution into computer
01:08:29 for strategic missile launch.
01:08:32 Firing solution locked into computer
01:08:36 set for strategic missile launch, sir.
01:08:41 Gentlemen,
01:08:43 the release of a nuclear weapon
01:08:46 This is not a drill.
01:09:15 - Are you okay, Michael?
01:09:18 I'm not okay.
01:09:21 How long since we spoke to Bachman?
01:09:24 Over an hour.
01:09:27 We don't have much time then.
01:09:30 This is insane.
01:10:06 If they were able to reach us on the radio,
01:10:10 I'm increasingly convinced
01:10:14 - If we could get to it.
01:10:19 There's another way out of here.
01:10:43 So now we wait?
01:10:46 Now we wait.
01:10:51 - Wish I had a cigarette.
01:10:56 You always made me laugh.
01:11:10 I'm not ready to die.
01:11:36 You can't do this.
01:11:40 - Stop it!
01:11:42 Get the fucking gun!
01:11:48 Please, stop!
01:11:57 Let's go! Let's get on out!
01:11:59 Run to the plane!
01:12:20 They're heading for the plane.
01:12:22 They can't get out. The ports are locked.
01:12:24 No, Julian, they're going
01:12:28 - What's he talking about?
01:12:30 You've got to stop them, Julian.
01:12:33 Go. I'm okay.
01:12:35 - I'm all right.
01:12:41 Ship is at launch depth, sir.
01:12:49 Flood tubes and spin-up ballistic
01:12:54 Mark depth, two hundred feet.
01:12:57 I hope to hell they know what they're doing.
01:13:03 Weapons conn.
01:13:07 Fire one.
01:13:17 It's away.
01:13:21 God help us.
01:13:27 Come on.
01:13:39 Let's go. We've got to get out of here.
01:13:42 We don't have much time. Come on!
01:14:00 - Wait a minute.
01:14:09 My God. They were right.
01:14:13 We are infected.
01:14:18 So, we're infected.
01:14:20 - It doesn't mean we'll die.
01:14:23 - I can't do this. I'm not going.
01:14:26 Who's gonna fly the plane?
01:14:28 You want to stay here
01:14:31 when we have a chance to get out of here?
01:14:34 No. And you're not going either.
01:14:58 Michael, don't do this!
01:15:05 Michael, you can't go outside.
01:15:39 Stop! Look at the corn!
01:17:02 Come on.
01:17:06 Don't do this!
01:17:21 Help me, Julian.
01:17:24 What's happening?
01:17:36 Help me.
01:17:46 Don't move.
01:17:50 We're suffocating.
01:17:55 I can't breathe.
01:17:57 Breathe slowly.
01:18:11 - I can't breathe.
01:18:18 I can't breathe.
01:19:09 Nine minutes to target impact!
01:19:23 - Come on, let's go.
01:19:25 We're out of time, we got to go.
01:19:27 We'll use the maintenance bay door.
01:19:31 Julian, what's going on?
01:19:34 He's dead.
01:19:41 Nearly there.
01:20:19 It's hard to breathe.
01:20:24 Breathe slowly.
01:20:29 Your lungs will get used to it
01:20:33 Inside what?
01:20:56 My God!
01:21:20 What do we do now?
01:21:27 They want us to go with them.
01:22:20 Time's running out.
01:22:22 I'm scared, Jules.
01:22:24 I'm scared, too.
01:22:26 Just hold on.
01:22:29 And don't let go.
01:23:25 There are unconfirmed reports now...
01:23:27 that the disaster at the NASA facility
01:23:30 was the result of a massive meltdown
01:23:35 A spokesman at the Pentagon says
01:23:39 And we hear now that there is
01:23:43 scheduled for 7:30 Eastern time tonight.
01:23:46 We can confirm that 13 people in all died.
01:23:50 Among them was the renowned geneticist...
01:23:52 Dr. Alexie Gierach, Drs. Katherine Brecher...
01:23:57 and Michael Straub...
01:23:59 highly respected researchers
01:24:03 Professor Rome had only recently arrived
01:24:06 and it's still unclear