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00:00team as they celebrate scientific history. The first close-up photographic transmissions of
00:06Mars from the Viking Observer spacecraft. Photos that have created something of a stir by revealing
00:11surprising geologic information. The presence of large amounts of water locked in Mars polar
00:18ice caps. Water that some speculate could have possibly sustained life on the planet.
00:24Even more controversial is one image of a land formation. A formation that looks like
00:29a sculpted human face. However, NASA officials are denying it as an indication of an alien
00:35civilization. No, it's nothing more than a trick of light and shadows. A geologic anomaly.
00:41I'm afraid the only sculptures at work are the solar winds that blow across the surface of
00:45Mars at 300 miles an hour. Ten months a year.
00:59I'm seeing a guy. How's it going out there?
01:17There's something out here. Can you repeat that, Commander Val?
01:33It's coming at me. Holy God!
01:36Peace!
01:38Always.
01:39Strange.
01:41Oh.
01:42Now Brad?
01:49nick MachintЗ in an update.
01:52You've finished this.
01:54Oh my God.
01:58Hey, Mr.Zammix.
02:00Icomingigt Hawaiian.
03:02This is Shuttle Launch Control with T-minus 1 minute, 15 seconds and counting.
03:06OTC to CDR, how do you read?
03:08Loud and clear, OVCC. Go ahead.
03:09Roger that. OVCC verified. Port setup 2-0.
03:13Copy. Setup 2-0.
03:15CDR Houston, how do you read?
03:17Loud and clear.
03:19Side edge closed out and white room configuration is complete.
03:22Retracting orbiter arm.
03:23OMS pressure on. Cabin vent complete.
03:28Roger, we see that.
03:29All systems go for APU start. Transfer to internal power now.
03:33Pre-start complete. APU to inhibit.
03:35Oxygen vent head retracted.
03:38External tank is at flight pressure.
03:40Lock your visors and initiate your O2 flow.
03:43Y'all have a good trip.
03:44Roger that.
03:47T-minus 20 seconds and counting.
03:48Go for auto sequence start.
03:52Booster hydraulic power units have started.
03:54Go for main engine start.
03:56T-minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3.
04:07Abort liftoff. Abort liftoff.
04:10System failure. Abort liftoff. Repeat.
04:12We have an abort liftoff at T-minus 3 seconds.
04:18What did the notes say?
04:20Just that they work for NASA.
04:23They wanted to talk to somebody from the FBI.
04:27Why the cloak and dagger routine?
04:29I have no idea.
04:30You think it's a crank?
04:32It's beginning to look that way.
04:37Oh, yeah.
04:38I sure did, and I want to talk to you about that.
04:47My name is Michelle Jenner.
04:50Fox Mulder.
04:51I sent you the note.
04:52Hi, Special Agent Dennis Gulley.
04:54I'm sorry to have to take these precautions.
04:56I flew up from Houston this morning.
04:59I work at the space center there.
05:01In what capacity?
05:03I'm the mission control communications commander
05:05for the space shuttle program.
05:06What brings you to Washington?
05:09I have reason to believe that there may be a saboteur
05:12at work inside NASA.
05:13Do you have evidence of sabotage?
05:15I don't know. I may.
05:18Two weeks ago, a shuttle mission was scrubbed
05:21three seconds before liftoff
05:22when an auxiliary power unit valve malfunctioned.
05:25If the flight had not been aborted,
05:26there was a great chance the liquid fuel system
05:28and the orbiter would have exploded on the launch pad.
05:32This was sent to me in the mail.
05:33It's a material analysis
05:38that shows deep, grooved scoring marks
05:40inside this APU valve.
05:43Marks that could have caused a malfunction.
05:47Evidence of tampering?
05:48That's what it looks like, but...
05:51According to the person who gave me your names,
05:54you have expertise in unexplained phenomena.
05:56And what's unexplainable is how and when
05:58anybody could have done it.
05:59How do you mean?
06:00The valve is made of ferrocarbon titanium.
06:03To score, that material would take extreme temperatures,
06:06launch pad temperatures.
06:07If anyone at NASA were to take a look at that analysis,
06:10they would say that it would be impossible
06:11for anyone to do that type of damage undetected.
06:14Do you have any idea who may have sent that to you?
06:16No.
06:17No idea.
06:18But I can tell you that the official analysis
06:20of the malfunction was simple mechanical failure.
06:23Does anybody share your suspicions?
06:24If they do, they're not talking to the FBI.
06:27I believe in the space program.
06:30I believe in the people who run it,
06:31but there's another launch window tomorrow.
06:35And my reasons may sound selfish,
06:37but my fiancé is a shuttle commander on that mission.
06:40Why would somebody want to sabotage a space shuttle?
06:49Well, if you were a terrorist,
06:51there probably isn't a more potent symbol
06:52of American progress and prosperity.
06:55And if you're an opponent of big science,
06:57NASA itself represents a vast money trench
06:59that exists outside the crucible and debate
07:01of the democratic process.
07:04And of course, there are those futurists
07:05who believe the space shuttle is a rusty old bucket
07:07that should be mothballed.
07:09A dinosaur spacecraft built in the 70s
07:11by scientists setting their sights on space
07:13at an ever-declining scale.
07:15And we thought we could rest easy
07:17with the fall of the Soviet Union.
07:19Not to mention certain fringe elements
07:21who accuse our government itself of space sabotage.
07:24The failure of the Hubble telescope
07:25and the Mars Observer
07:27directly connected to a conspiracy
07:28to deny us evidence.
07:30Evidence of what?
07:33Alien civilization.
07:35No, of course.
07:36Wow, look at that.
07:46Gemini 8.
07:47What?
07:48Oh, the man we're gonna see?
07:49Colonel Marcus Aurelius Belt
07:50nearly died on that mission.
07:52Had to make an emergency landing
07:53right in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
07:55You remember all that stuff?
07:56You never wanted to be an astronaut
07:57when you were kids going?
07:58I guess I missed that face.
08:03Come in.
08:04Come in.
08:06Colonel Belt.
08:08I'm Special Agent Dana Scully.
08:10And this is...
08:10Colonel Belt?
08:12Fox Mulder.
08:13I'm a big fan.
08:15It's an honor to meet you.
08:18You were a big hero to me when I was a kid.
08:20I stayed up all night when I was 14 to watch your spacewalk.
08:25Well, now it's like a stroll around the block.
08:29So, how can I help you?
08:31This found its way to the FBI.
08:36Do you recognize it?
08:44Sure.
08:44It's an auxiliary power unit valve.
08:47Do you have any reason to believe that the damage done to it
08:50was in an effort to sabotage a space shuttle program?
08:52No.
08:53Do you have any reason to suspect sabotage at all?
08:57No reason whatsoever.
08:59And if you have any respect for this program
09:01and for the people who have devoted their lives to it,
09:03you'll be careful to whom you make those accusations.
09:06Looking at this evidence, sir,
09:11would you consider postponing the shuttle flight
09:14until a full investigation could be conducted?
09:18Look, I don't know where you got this specious artifact,
09:20but I can assure you every precaution has been taken
09:23to rectify the problem.
09:25And we've been waiting two weeks for a window
09:27to initiate this mission.
09:29We've got a payload to deliver.
09:31Colonel Belt, has an internal investigation
09:33ever been done on this matter?
09:34The part you have here has been installed,
09:38inspected, and designed
09:39by over 100 highly trained technicians.
09:43With the security measures we take,
09:44it would be virtually impossible
09:45for one man working by himself,
09:48or two or four men,
09:50to do what you're suggesting.
09:53I can assure you there isn't a person in this facility
09:55that doesn't want to see that shuttle go into space,
09:58complete its mission,
10:00and come back like Winged Victory herself.
10:03And in about ten hours,
10:04God willing,
10:06you're gonna see just that.
10:09Do you think there'd be a problem
10:10with us watching liftoff from mission control?
10:13Oh, being that you'd probably go with my head anyway.
10:16Please.
10:17Be my guest.
10:18It's an honor, sir.
10:21Didn't you want to get his autograph?
10:33Where did you say you got this?
10:35It came to us anonymously.
10:36Well, this is an APU valve, all right?
10:39This doesn't make sense.
10:41What doesn't make sense?
10:42This scoring here.
10:44This valve is made out of ferrocarbon titanium.
10:47It's...
10:47You didn't order the analysis?
10:48No, I've never seen this before.
10:50But we're an outside contract to NASA.
10:52They may have ordered it.
10:54But as a matter of course,
10:55wouldn't you order a material analysis
10:56if a part malfunctioned?
10:58Every shuttle is flown with that same APU valve.
11:00We haven't had a problem.
11:02To do an analysis and redesign
11:03would delay the program for months,
11:05not to mention the cost.
11:06Is it conceivable that in order to avoid these delays,
11:09the program is being pushed ahead
11:11without proper safety precaution?
11:13Look, there are about 17,000 things
11:16that can go wrong with the shuttle
11:17and about 17,000 people who make sure they don't.
11:20And who makes the final determination as to its safety?
11:23We make a recommendation,
11:24but ultimately the decision is Colonel Belts.
11:35What do you think?
11:36I can't believe how much faith we put in machines.
11:40Think Colonel Belts knows more than he's saying?
11:42That he lied about his knowledge of a saboteur?
11:45I can't believe that Colonel Belts
11:46would endanger the lives of those astronauts
11:48knowing that something might go wrong.
11:50He's an astronaut himself.
11:52So you think this X-ray is bogus?
11:57God, I hope so.
12:00This is Shuttle Launch Control
12:02with T-minus one minute, 40 seconds and counting.
12:04TCS go for order access on retract.
12:06OTC, OVCC verified.
12:08Roger that.
12:09OVCC verified.
12:11Copy.
12:11Setup.
12:11Here we go.
12:12This is Shuttle Launch Control
12:13with T-minus one minute, 30 and counting.
12:16Final period sequence.
12:17Main engine check.
12:17Copy period sequence.
12:19Main engine check.
12:20Switching off over to ground supply.
12:22Onboard fuel cells check.
12:23Roger.
12:24OTC.
12:25Pick up terminal sequence, FPS.
12:26Copy that.
12:27OTC to CDR.
12:28How do you read?
12:29That's loud and clear.
12:30The charge, capacitor, energy storage banks
12:32are all at 241.
12:34OTC to CDR.
12:35How do you read?
12:35Loud and clear.
12:38CDR Houston.
12:39How do you read?
12:40Loud and clear.
12:42Side hatch closeout and white room configuration complete.
12:45Retracting orbiter arm.
12:47All systems go for APU start.
12:49Go with APU start.
12:51BBSR power down and ready for launch.
12:54Transfer to internal power.
12:55Transfer to internal power.
12:58Gimbling of main engines complete.
13:00Aero surfaces in launch position.
13:03MPDR assembled.
13:04Military recorder is running.
13:05Okay.
13:06Copy.
13:07Oxygen bedded retracted.
13:09External tank is at flight pressure.
13:12OTCDR, lock your visors and initiate your O2 flow.
13:15Y'all have a good one.
13:17I'll do that.
13:20Go for auto sequence start.
13:22Booster hydraulic units have started.
13:25Go for main engine start.
13:30T-minus.
13:31Ten and counting.
13:32Nine.
13:33Eight.
13:34Seven.
13:36Six.
13:37Five.
13:38Four.
13:39Three.
13:40Two.
13:41One.
13:43Zero.
13:44Ignition.
13:45We have liftoff of the shuttle.
13:47cdr houston that's all i've never seen a more beautiful sight roger that 10-4
14:03roger max q lower throttle back main engine at 65 percent
14:07i have to admit i fulfilled one of my boyhood fantasies yeah it ranks right up there with
14:25getting a pony and learning how to braid my own hair come on scully you have to admit that was
14:29exciting mission control countdown moulder wait something's gone wrong what happened something's
14:39wrong with the shuttle we had some trouble with the solid rocket boosters but we were able to fix it
14:43we changed watch i went home to try to get some sleep i got a phone call 20 minutes ago
14:47communication with the shuttle had gone down come on we've got to get back to houston
14:59they have a press blackout in effect chances are the media doesn't know about it
15:06you think this is sabotage i don't know things go wrong all the time
15:10yeah but they usually fix them right usually she's turning
15:29i can see her
15:49michelle i can see her
15:52Michelle! Help!
15:54You all right?
15:57I'm stuck!
15:58When you move!
16:00Just get me out of here!
16:03I'm wedged in!
16:04You all right?
16:06I'm wedged in!
16:08Come here.
16:09Can you push with your legs?
16:10Be careful.
16:11Just get me out of here!
16:13I'm okay. All right. Come on.
16:15Okay.
16:16Come on.
16:17Okay.
16:22Okay. Okay.
16:26Here.
16:27Push it.
16:29Okay.
16:31Now don't try to move.
16:33Oh, I gotta get back to Houston.
16:38What happened?
16:40I don't know. Something came at me in the fog.
16:45Next thing I knew, I was upside down.
16:48Was it some kind of an animal?
16:50No.
16:50It had a face.
16:53It was...
16:53It was grotesque.
16:57I don't know what it was.
17:02Okay.
17:08That's right, sir.
17:10Charge the passenger.
17:12Orbiter, this is Houston. Do you copy?
17:15Your transmission is breaking up, Houston.
17:16What's happening?
17:22We have a mail from the OMS and RCF systems.
17:25They can't get the orbiter into attitude rotation.
17:28Temperature in the cabin is approaching 103 degrees,
17:30and they have downlink transmission problems.
17:32What happened to you?
17:32I had an accident.
17:34What's their position?
17:35Just over Eastern Africa.
17:37Try patching them into the Seychelles tracking station.
17:39All right.
17:40Hang in there, OTC.
17:47The orbiter maneuvering system is malfunctioned.
17:50Without it, they can't rotate the shuttle.
17:51They need to rotate it away from the sun to keep the orbiter cool.
17:54You've got a drop in cabin pressure, 21 kilopascals, and declining.
17:57They're going to burn up.
18:00Where's Colonel Belt?
18:01He's on his way.
18:02Damn it.
18:03What happened when they went to backup?
18:04Backup systems failed to respond.
18:06And what about telemetry?
18:07Can we auto-activate their systems from down here?
18:09We cannot auto-activate.
18:10It's like someone's interfering with the telemetry.
18:12Screwing with the uplink communications from this end.
18:15Can you trace it?
18:17It'd have to be a digital processor.
18:19They'd have to be in the databanks.
18:21Where's that?
18:22Come on.
18:22Come on.
18:22Come on.
18:27Come on.
18:57Holder?
19:12I'm a federal agent.
19:14Come on out of there.
19:17What are you doing in here?
19:19I work here.
19:20Let me see your clearance.
19:22A sensor went off.
19:23There was a malfunction in one of the telemetry processors.
19:26Did you find it?
19:26No.
19:27Did you see anybody else in here?
19:30Okay.
19:31Call security.
19:32I want a search of the premises.
19:34I don't want anybody coming in or out of this building who doesn't have proper clearance.
19:37The rotation maneuver.
19:38I'm breaking up, OTC.
19:39What's the attitude of the orbiter?
19:41The flying tail first, sir, with the belly towards the sun.
19:44The flotter of operator system is working, but it's not enough to cool them down.
19:47Cabin temperature climbing to 116.
19:50Where's...
19:50Where's...
19:51Somebody's jamming our transmissions.
19:52What do you mean?
19:53Somebody or something is interfering with our ground communications and scrambling our uplink telemetry.
19:59The shuttle is not responding to override signals.
20:01I'm going to let them fly by wire.
20:05I'm cutting off telemetry.
20:06It might not work.
20:07We might lose contact for good.
20:08We have to give it a chance to work.
20:10We have to try to bring them down.
20:11We have to give them control of the ship.
20:13Take a chance, they'll be able to perform that rotation maneuver and deliver the payload.
20:16What if they can't?
20:18We could be stranding them up there.
20:28Abandoned telemetry.
20:30Go to fly by wire mode.
20:33Cutting off ground control of the orbiter.
20:35The astronauts will be flying the shuttle all by themselves.
20:38Is it going to work?
20:43OTC, this is Houston.
20:45Houston, how's the weather up there?
20:48Sunny and warm, Houston.
20:49What's the forecast?
20:51OTC, we're going to fly by wire mode.
20:54We're going to abort ground control momentarily to see if you can bring those systems back up.
21:00Roger that, Houston.
21:01And leave the driving to us.
21:03David, you take care.
21:07What just happened?
21:16They cut off contact with the shuttle.
21:23Negative.
21:23We pulled off the MPG.
21:25We're on the radio.
21:25Negative to two, five, five, forty-five.
21:27Negative.
21:28Negative to one, one hundred percent.
21:31Central charge present.
21:33Negative to two, five, five, five, five, five.
21:35Forty-five seconds.
21:40If they were able to execute, they'd have done it by now.
21:45Running by.
21:49Sixty seconds.
21:54Go to reestablish uplink communication.
21:56Video signals fail now.
22:08OTC, this is Houston.
22:09Do you copy?
22:17OTC, this is Houston.
22:18Where are you?
22:22How do you do, Houston?
22:23Looks like we finally got this bird to fly right.
22:25OTC, do you hear that?
22:35Music to our ears.
22:39Cabin temperature stabilizing.
22:41OTC, this is Mark Belt, Houston.
22:45How's the crew holding on?
22:46Very looking good, sir.
22:49We all get some rest.
22:50We'll get back to work at about 0700.
22:55Roger that, Houston.
22:56Let's get to work on that telemetry problem.
23:00We got a big day out of us.
23:02Really?
23:03Hard one.
23:06Let's just let the electronic press get their sound equipment set.
23:25Oh, he said it.
23:26You want to take a look at the mic, sir?
23:30I know you have a lot of questions, and I'll get to them.
23:33I don't know.
23:34We'll get to that.
23:35How did he know what he did was going to work?
23:37He didn't.
23:39They could have died up there, and there would have been nothing we could have done.
23:42They'd have been a ghost ship stuck in orbit.
23:44Why would he take that risk?
23:49Bring those men back without delivering that payload?
23:51You're talking millions of wasted dollars.
23:57That's all Congress would need to shut down NASA.
24:00As of 2200 hours, the crew has been conducting onboard tests and tasks
24:06and resting up for their first full day in space tomorrow.
24:09I'm happy to say, after a beautiful night launch, the shuttle orbiter has performed magnificently.
24:19So much for your boyhood hero.
24:28Colonel Bell, can I talk to you for a moment?
24:45You want to know I lied to them?
24:47You're asking yourself if this means I'd lie to you?
24:49You know what it means to be an astronaut, sir?
24:59You risk your life every time you get into your spacecraft
25:01for nothing more than the good progress of mankind.
25:05You've got no argument for me, sir.
25:07You're true American heroes.
25:08Heroes?
25:10We used to make headlines when we did our job right.
25:13Now they bury you in the back of the paper.
25:15Name me two astronauts in the last shuttle mission.
25:20You make the front page today only if you screw up.
25:23They only know your name if you're the unlucky SOB sitting on 500 tons of dynamite.
25:30That's what they're really waiting for.
25:33Sir, I have to ask.
25:36I'm sorry, it's my job.
25:38Do you think someone is sabotaging the shuttle?
25:41Well, my answer to you, sir, will be to bring those men back safely to Earth.
25:46Oh, my God.
26:16I'm sorry.
26:17I'm sorry, my God.
26:19No.
26:31No.
26:32Let's go.
27:02How's it going out there?
27:03There's something out here.
27:05Can you repeat that, Commander Bell?
27:07It's coming at me!
27:09Holy God!
27:32Hashtag music!
28:02Uh, Houston, we just heard something weird up here.
28:15OTC Houston, can you describe it?
28:17It's sort of a dull thump, like something's bumped the ship.
28:22You got any ideas about that?
28:24There it is again.
28:25We're taking a look at it now.
28:33Yeah, I got it.
28:35That one right there.
28:38I've got an oxygen leak on board the orbiter.
28:43Our O2 gauges are going all screwing, Houston.
28:48We got problems.
28:50We've got an O2 leak in the main tank.
28:52What did they say happened?
28:53They don't know.
28:54They just said it was a thump.
28:55Stand by.
28:57Uh, we have an astronomer in Winnipeg who just spotted a gaseous cloud about a mile long trailing in our orbit.
29:02That's the liquid O2 leaking out into space.
29:05The exact same thing happened to Colonel Belt on an Apollo mission.
29:08How much time do they have?
29:10Well, that's hard to know without accurate telemetry data.
29:12We're doing the calculations, but it'll just be a guesstimate.
29:14I need some answers.
29:15And where is Colonel Belt?
29:17They're fine.
29:17We was due here 90 minutes ago to begin payload deployment.
29:20Uh, Houston, uh, we're up here kind of wondering, uh,
29:23when do we have to start holding our breath?
29:26We're working on it, OTC.
29:27I need those calculations, and I need a worst-case scenario.
29:30We don't know if one or both of the O2 tanks are damaged.
29:33Worst-case scenario.
29:34And then I want someone to find Colonel Belt.
29:36We'll find Colonel Belt.
29:37They've got 30 minutes of backup oxygen.
29:40Beyond that, it's anybody's guess.
29:43Why does she meet Belt?
29:44She doesn't know how serious the leak is.
29:46It's an oxygen leak.
29:47Even I can figure out what happens when you run out of oxygen.
29:50Colonel Belt's been up there in the same situation before.
29:52He'll know better than anybody else what to do.
29:54He's got to make the decisions.
29:55Where the hell is he?
29:56Colonel Belt.
30:12Colonel Belt.
30:15I'm going to go get security.
30:18Colonel Belt.
30:23Are you all right?
30:24Yeah, I wasn't feeling well.
30:29They need you down at Mission Control, sir.
30:31There's been another accident.
30:34OTC, is your orbital maneuvering system still operational?
30:38Roger, Houston.
30:39We're ready for re-entry.
30:40Just say the word.
30:42I'll be able to leak.
30:45We have no way to determine it.
30:49OTC.
30:52What's the condensation on your cabin?
30:54The windows are getting a little steamy.
30:56Carbon dioxide buildup.
30:58Okay, OTC.
31:00Everything's going to be fine.
31:03I want you to get in your spacesuits and depressurize your cabin.
31:06And then I want you to vent that CO2.
31:12I want you to stay in your suits.
31:15And then I want you to prepare to use your emergency oxygen systems.
31:19And then I want you to deliver your payload.
31:26Those are men up there.
31:33You, Adeline.
31:34You want to tell me how to do my job?
31:36I've been up there in that situation, Miss General.
31:39There's more at risk here than your personal life.
31:41And if you can't accept that, or operate effectively in these circumstances,
31:47then maybe you better leave the decisions to people in this room who can.
31:51You, Adeline.
32:03OTC.
32:05Do you copy?
32:07Roger, Houston.
32:08We're waiting on those O2 calculations.
32:10michelle
32:18they're gonna die you don't know that it's absolutely unconscionable putting that payload
32:26before those men's lives i think she's right molder you saw him in there he's losing it
32:31he saved their lives earlier did he or did he put their lives in unnecessary jeopardy
32:36if he can't deliver that payload congress is going to kill the space program well you think
32:41killing those astronauts isn't going to have the same effect look molder i think somebody must have
32:44sabotaged the space shuttle because too many things have gone wrong i think colonel belt knows about it
32:49and he's known about it from the beginning it'll stop him we've got to pull them out of orbit he
32:53doesn't want those men to die how do you know i know it i'm sure of it he's the one that put them
32:59up there he may be the only person who can get him down alive how can you be certain that what he's
33:03doing isn't the right thing that what he's doing isn't going to save their lives now i need access
33:07to your records in a hurry i need everything on the hubble telescope the mars observer the shuttle
33:14challenger and the current orbiter mission you're talking about tens of thousands of documents what
33:19exactly are we looking for x-rays diagrams schematics any proof that belt knew about a sabotage
33:25a needle in a haystack
33:27a needle in a haystack
33:32payload requirement initiated
33:49roger that otc tracking it now looks good from here
33:59payload delivery is complete houston we're awaiting your order system check for re-entry the orbit burn
34:11oh god there's something outside the ship there's someone outside the ship can you repeat that otc
34:21there's some kind of ghost outside the ship
34:25no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no
34:55from the challenger it's the o-ring fitting that failed dated january 21st 1986 that's one week
35:00before the space shuttle blew up and the analysis was ordered by colonel belt are you saying you
35:06might have known about the challenger defense something weird is going on here scully colonel
35:12belt collapsed where is he's in his office he was just here oh my god what's wrong with him get a doctor
35:32help me help me how can we help you colonel he's having some kind of a seizure come on
35:49come on come on no it's tearing me apart see if i can get a bus
36:03i'm bringing that shuttle down sir no it's out there come on put him down
36:14strap him down there you go give him 10 milligrams of diazepam no
36:18he's gonna hurt himself moulder he's trying to tell us something girl those men are up there
36:24and they're running out of oxygen they don't have to die you know about i want you to focus your
36:31breathing focus your pain right here blood pressure is 174 over 120 bottles are rising
36:41molly you're risking an aneurysm focus
36:43now you're focused right here now you're gonna save those astronauts and you're gonna tell me how
36:54to do it
36:58the shuttle can't survive re-entry no he's lying how do you know it can't survive the fuselage the fuselage
37:07is just damaged the silicone tiles are destroyed how does he know how has it been damaged i'm
37:15responsible did you sabotage the shuttle no but i couldn't stop them nobody can stop them stop who
37:25pulse is 194. you're gonna kill him molder stop who they don't want us to know they don't want us to
37:31know who who it came to me and lived in me
37:41it's coming at me it's coming at me
37:45help help me it's coming back
37:59that's the face i saw in the fog we're losing them be fed here you go
38:20clear
38:20they just run out of oxygen nothing they've got exactly 30 minutes left in the emergency backup
38:29system they're gonna suffocate up there i've got no choice but to bring them down it's the only
38:33chance i've got again again okay we got o2 standing by hold on we've got vitals we got a pulse we got to
38:46get him to a hospital
38:50otc this is houston mission control do you copy
38:53roger houston we've got some spooky stuff up here
38:57otc we're going to bring you down we want you to instigate deorbit burn
39:03and begin deceleration roger houston kind of hoping you're going to say that activating oms rockets
39:09all systems going for re-entry they're bringing the shuttle down
39:14you said the shuttle would burn up on re-entry is there anything we could do to save it
39:20change the trajectory change the trajectory to what change the re-entry trajectory to 35 degrees
39:28colonel bell i can't i can't it's your only shot we'd have to change the landing site we'd have to
39:49inform them before the blackout 15 seconds to blackout i want to know what the weather conditions
39:55are in albuquerque are we go for an emergency landing weather in albuquerque landing conditions go in
40:00albuquerque a minus five seconds to blackout otc this is houston i want you to change your re-entry
40:06trajectory to 35 degrees you'll be landing at kirtland field in albuquerque do you copy
40:10minus fear re-entry temporary blackout in effect did they get that transmission two minutes to re-establish
40:15damn it
40:23how much oxygen do they have 16 minutes
40:28otc this is houston come in otc
40:34otc this is houston come in otc
40:36anything
40:41what's the point of their new re-entry 500 miles west of hawaii see if hawaii can give me
40:46hawaii's pick the shuttle up on radar they made it not necessarily
40:54albuquerque do you have radar confirmation negative houston nothing on the screen
41:06what do you see this is houston come in otc
41:13otc this is houston come in otc
41:17houston this is otc you know a good place to eat in albuquerque
41:21well we'll meet for dinner
41:30otc welcome home welcome home otc you're looking real good
41:36yes
41:36the space shuttle touched down today at 10 56 central standard time
41:54the orbiter delivered its payload after just 13 orbits and returned to earth
41:59without incident we at nasa are looking forward to our next shuttle mission and to future
42:08successful explorations of space for mankind and for the future of mankind
42:29uh
42:47no
42:57I just heard.
43:22Something had possessed him.
43:23Something you must have seen out there in space.
43:29The doctors who examined him said he was experiencing severe dementia.
43:34I don't think he ever really knew exactly how it was working through him.
43:40I don't think he ever knew that he was responsible for his own actions.
43:48He ordered those x-rays of the damaged parts.
43:51You saw what I saw, Scully.
43:54I think he was trying to warn her.
43:55I think that he sent Michelle those x-rays like he was trying to reach out to her without quite knowing why.
44:03As if his own instinctual impulse was to save those men.
44:09While simultaneously trying to kill them?
44:11As Scully, we send those men up into space to unlock the doors of the universe, and we don't even know what's behind them.
44:19I think whatever it was, he took it with him.
44:23And in the end, that was the only way he knew how to stop it.
44:27There's an investigation, you know.
44:30They haven't ruled out foul play.
44:34He gave his own life.
44:35As an astronaut, that was something he was prepared to do.
44:43For Colonel Marcus, Aurelius Belt devoted his life to the exploration and understanding of space.
44:49Learning its mysteries and experiencing it, not just for himself, but for humanity.
44:54Lord, take this man's soul and let it rise up to your heavens, higher than he could ever go as a man.
45:03Let him know the true nature of the universe that he sought to learn.
45:06Let him know the true nature of the universe.
45:36I pall scarfed out to mate how to stop it.
45:38Let him know the true nature of the universe.
45:39Let him know the true nature of the pure nature of the universe.
45:40Let him know the true nature of the universe...
45:56I would say humild halves with his hand at кар зачем the story.
45:57I would pray carefully for us.
45:59He did not know the truth and forgets how to produk the nature of the universe.
46:03I made this!
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