Exploding Sun
- Year:
- 2013
- 174 min
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Authorities in Australia report that
the solar storm electromagnetic
pulse overloaded power stations
all along Australia's eastern coast.
Though the storm occurerd some
hours after sundown local time,
the high energy burst
was apparently diverted
around the curvature of the earth
to strike Sydney after dark.
The young woman was killed instantly.
Call an ambulance!
Now the intensity and
effect of this solar storm
is reminisant of
the geomagnetic storm
that was a result of a cordal
mass eject on March 9th 1989,
that knocked out power in the
Canadian province of Quebec.
That storm originated on earth
with extremely intense aurora's
at both poles that were visible as
Really? -Uh huh
Well I know we're going through
a peak in the solar cycle,
but it generated a storm.
Does this change anything
for the flight tomorrow?
I don't think so.
Hum
Go home.
Go to sleep. I need you tomorrow.
You're on launch diagnostic systems
and fuel disbursement back ups.
I need you.
When you talk like that,
it really turns me on.
So come on, let's just go back to your
place and order some Chinese.
We just take.
Fine, let's just go back to your
place and do more tech talk
Denise.
I know, I'm too young,
I could get hurt, yadda, yadda, yadda.
Listen. I told you when
we started working together,
you don't want to
hang out with me. Ok.
You remember that.
Ya. I thought you were
just being mysterious.
How was I supposed to know
you were incapable of lying?
I told you that, too.
Yes. You did. You told me that. Yes.
Do you know
that biologically that two people
can tell a lot from each other
by the transfer of genetic information
that occurs from kissing.
It's a miracle of Darwinian selection.
What's my DNA telling you right now?
That uh, one day I'm going to get to you
and when I do you're going
to be in big trouble.
Ok. Won't be the first time
a kiss got me in trouble.
Thanks
Whoa. Slow down. Don't you
think we're moving a little fast?
No, and now kiss me.
No. Hey it's only been our third date.
You want a fourth one? Kiss me.
We don't have a lot of time.
Uh, until what?
What the hell!
Tempo is recovered.
Returning to castle.
Tempo? I thought you told me
your name was Lara Smith?
Miss Mathany, please come with us.
Mathany? Lara Mathany?
I've been dating
the president's daughter?
Ugh! Ugh!
Awsome!
Making out with some boy
in the back seat of car.
Really?
Nothing happened.
Hey, you just slipped your secrect
service detail and you just ran off.
do you even realize
the risk you put yourself at?
I was being discrete.
You're the president's daughter.
You're held to a higher standard.
I didn't ask for any of that.
I want a normal life.
Well you can have one in a year.
Five if I'm re-elected.
We'll talk about your
behaviour when I get back.
Wish me luck.
Ya. Good luck on your publicity stunt.
Hey! Hey!
It's ok. Just leave her.
Were you like that at sixteen?
Worse. You're sure
this is going to be safe?
Roebling's a genious.
He's poached the best minds from NASA.
This program better funded
than any other government agency.
I'd go in a second if I could.
I know.
Well, I'll see you Thursday.
I don't think I hold you enough.
so hold me now.
Well I am really excited for you and,
no I really am.
Ya, no I am. Really, ya.
Ya, I think he's just trying to
make up for the G force test
he put me through.
Well I think that's what you get
when you're the oldest
member of the group, right?
does your back still hurt?
Uh, now it's my shoulder.
Um, one second. Can you wait? Paul?
Ya?
Can you just, um,
take care of theswe guys?
Sure. Ya.
You know, um, if you think it's too
much for you, you could pull out.
No way. We both know
what the camp runs on.
Food, used clothing donations.
Publicity.
And this little trip of mine
is going to raise awareness
for our work to new heights.
Litterally.
Just come back soon,
prefereably in one piece. Hmm.
Did you hear from JJ?
No. No, I thought he'd at
least call and wish me luck.
Wow.
Mr. Elias?
I gotta go. I'll call when I'm back.
OK.
Good morning everyone.
Morning
My name is Peter Roebling,
and I want to welcome you to
this the most exciting day of,
well the most exciting
day of all our lives.
Today marks the beginning of
a new era in civillian space flight.
No longer will man flights belong
excluslively to governments
or special interests.
As of today,
space belongs to the people.
Ya!
Now I would like to
introduce Dr. Craig Bakus,
formerly a senior engineer with NASA
but now Roebling Spaceport's
designer and head engineer.
He's going to talk
you through today's flight.
Thank you Peter and thank you all
for coming out today
and good morning.
The Roebling Clipper is without a doubt
the most advanced
civillian aircraft ever built.
It's designed to take off and fly
just like a regular airplane
but also to be able to leave and
re enter the earth's atmosphere.
Taking off from our
runway just outside here
command pilot Fiona Henslaw.
Let's give her a hand. Thank you.
she'll take the Clipper up to
an altitude of 50,000 feet.
And from there she'll fire a rocket,
that will take her and the Clipper up to
seventy miles above the earth's surface.
Hey, Jeff Gustas, WLDQ Network.
Hi Jeff.
Craig, is this the scalar drive
we've been hearing about?
Ah, no. It's not the scalar drive,
it's a special hybrid,
designed to get us into low orbit.
And once we are in low orbit
we'd fire the scalar drive.
Can you tell us the difference
betwween a scalar drive
and a regular rocket engine?
That's a good question.
Well a regular rocket engine burns fuel.
So no fuel, no prepulsion,
but the scalar drive
uses solar radiation.
And there's plenty of
that in out in space.
Let me tell ya.
Think of the scalar drive a little
bit like a music amplifier,
but instead of making your
neighbor's tunes louder,
what is does is that
it takes the energy from radiation
and it amps that up.
Take bad music put it into an amplifier
and you get a headache,
take solar radiation,
you put it into the scalar drive
and you get massive exceleration.
Cindy Powers, NTX News.
How fast are you talking about?
One thousand
three hundred miles a minute.
Which is about one ten thousanth of
the speed of light. And that's a...
well that's ah pretty damn fast.
Isn't it?
The trip around the moon
and back today should take
just under seven hours.
Dr. Bakus. Is scalar technology safe?
It's about as safe as your drive
out here today Jeff. Maybe safer.
Thank you Dr. Bakus.
Thank you. -Well done.
Joan? She just walked in.
Ahh family? Parents?
I don't know.
Nourhan
Let's get her to medical.
Just make sure she's ok.
What's your update?
We get a ton of rice in a couple
of days but it's crap quality.
Ugh. I really don't care.
Just so long as they bring in
the water purification tablets.
Ah, they're gone.
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