Exploding Sun Page #4
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- 2013
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Flight, can you confirm
our current trajectory?
I can't get a read up here anymore.
Working on that right now. Guidance?
Give me another minute.
You don't have another minute.
Fido? I want you to work up
the following protocol.
Go.
Well as you saw just moments ago
we have lost our video feed from
inside the Roebling Spaceport.
But we are going to
go now live to our reporter
Jeff Gustas who is standing by outside.
Ah Jeff, what is the latest?
All we know is that there's
been some sort of a mishap
aboard the Roebling Clipper.
Whether it's mechanical malfunction
or something caused by human error,
we really don't have any way
of determining at the moment.
Alright. Thank you very much.
That of course Jeff Gustas our reporter
who is tracking this developing
story for us this afternoon.
This is what I got.
You sure?
Hundred percent.
We need to call the President
Ya
So it's not going to hit the moon?
That's correct Mr. President.
The current trajectory
will bring the ship
close enough to the lunar surface
that the gravity will slingshot
it around the moon.
And back towards earth?
No Sir. The ships going so fast that
it's going to veer off into
space towards the sun.
Oh God. What about a rescue?
I'm sorry Mr President but that's
just out of the question right now.
firing the thrusters remotely,
Sir from Mission Control.
That's true Sir,
but it's a very very long shot.
Statistically close to impossible.
But not actually impossible?
No Sir.
You don't know
what you're talking about.
You bet I do.
Ok. Listen. Make it happen.
I don't care how, just do it.
Cheryl, go there.
I want eyes and ears in Mission Control,
I wan to know what's happening
as it happens, no matter what.
I understand Mr. President.
Why are you giving him false hope?
give up on your ship yet.
I'm not giving up on my ship!
But I'm not blowing smoke either.
You know what,
that's always been your problem.
You just don't know when to quit.
Well you don't know when to fight
for something worth fighting for.
You never did.
You know, um, she only went
because I asked her to.
They're doing everything they can
to bring the First Lady home Sir.
Windcroft and Bakus,
they ever let you down?
Not together.
Aren't there back up systems?
There are always back up systems.
There are plenty of back up systems.
No one could have
anticipated a problem like this.
Denise?
Ya, I'm here. You got some good news?
We're working on some
models right now to see
if we can't get those
thrusters firing remotely.
Well that's never going to work.
I wish it could but it won't.
It might.
You just keep working on
the thrusters on your end, ok?
Understood.
Listen, about those scalar fuel
I think we can put a pin
in that for now right?
No, there's something odd about them.
Like they're over clogged,
as if they were adjusted to
when we tested them.
Could that happen all on it's own?
No.
Ya, that's what I thought.
Denise, let's just focus for now on
getting the thrusters working ok?
Roger that.
Bye.
But there's really no point.
Mom, what I was trying to say is that
I'm not happy you're alone right now.
Well that's never bothered you before.
I'm sorry. That was mean.
I'm not alone JJ.
I'm surrounded by 950 people
who need me.
There's nothing either of us can
do for your dad right now.
Well I'm sure the US is
doing everything they can
to protect him and these people.
Governments don't
People save people.
Mom. What the... Ma! Hello?
JJ?
JJ?
Now as the Clipper slingshots around
the moon she'll be pulling 9 G's...
Excuse me. Is she rated for that?
Reggie
Ok. Ya I get it
I'm just communications.
I'll shut up. Ya.
No, that's a good question.
Dr. Bakus.
It's a dog and pony show.
I thought this was a closed facility.
Not anymore.
President of the United States.
Can the Roebling Clipper
withstand 9 G's of force?
Yes. Barely but yes.
As I was saying,
9 G's will send the Clipper
to veer off it's plotted course
and head on an 87 degree
trajectory towards the sun.
Now we need to be ready to transmit
the thruster control signal the minute
she clears the far side of the moon.
Now get your calculations together,
let's get on it.
Hey Don. -Hey Baby.
Craig.
Cheryl.
I'm glad you two have put aside
the animosity to work together.
It's an illusion.
The odds of Don's plan
working are about...
Twenty percent.
Zero point zero one percent
You know Craig
even if you're right,
the Clipper is travelling
at 11,000 miles a minute.
That puts it in the sun in six days.
Guess we better hope this
plan works then. Right Superman?
How is he?
Well he's about the same.
A brilliant guy but a pill.
he's not that wild about you either.
But I'm glad you're here.
Me too.
Let me show you around.
The information I'm receiving
about the rescue plan
is spotty at best.
that it involves some kind
of a transmition of a signal
from Mission Control to the Roebling
Clipper that will somehow,
slow the ship down...
Ok. Thank you very much Jeff.
How's she holding up?
It's hard for her.
Ah, well as Jeff was saying...
- It's hard for all of us.
Look if there's anythinbg you need,
anything you want, just call me.
Claire? I just wanted to remind you
about the council meeting
in 30 minutes.
Let's cancel that. I'm staying here.
You don't have to do that.
I belong here with all of you.
We're all in this together.
Isn't it a little late to
change the meeting?
The nice thing about being mayor
is that I get to do
whatever the hell I want.
Clipper is in any type of
condition to receive a signal,
when and if it is broadcast.
And our experts here on
that any type of rescue plan
at this point is a longshot.
need eveyone belted in tightly.
Face forward in your seats
and try to stay calm.
Try to stay calm, are you serious?
Would you just relax.
You are in good hands.
The hands that got us into this mess?
Those the hands you're talking about?
Gentlemen please.
We're all feeling the presure here,
this is not going to help.
Denise, how you doing?
Considering we just had to rip
Roebling and Elias appart, fine.
How are you doing firing
those thrusters remotely?
We're working on it but
just don't wait for it ok?
You just keep working on
the thrusters yourself.
What if we don't slow down?
Where do we end up with our trajectory?
Six days and you're going
to get pulled into the sun.
No Craig, you can't let that happen.
We're gonna get you
out of there Denise.
No you don't understand Craig.
If the scalar drive hits the sun,
which is already going
through an active phase,
the drive will just amplify
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