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Jupiter Moon is a science fiction soap opera television series first broadcast by British Satellite Broadcasting's Galaxy channel in 1990. 150 episodes were commissioned and made, but only the first 108 were broadcast before the closure of BSB. Episodes 109–150 were first shown in the UK on the Sci Fi Channel in 1996.
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00:01Stargazing again, Fimbo.
00:04I don't know what I'm gazing at, but it's certainly not stars.
00:08Petra, enlarge sector seven.
00:10Petra, main telescope on quadrant K-84.
00:16Petra, estimated time of interception of object in K-84.
00:21On present course and velocity, we'll intercept in 6.35 hours.
00:58Petra!
00:59Petra, Maximum Magnification and Image Enhancement.
01:02I don't know how we missed it. It's only just over six hours away.
01:05We're almost on top of it.
01:07There's very little reflective light for the scanners to pick up on.
01:10Well, surely it's just part of the plasma we passed through.
01:12I don't think so.
01:13Well, it obviously has different characteristics.
01:16Can't we just go round it?
01:17Oh, no. That's a vast area of space. Days out of our way.
01:21Let's find out exactly what we're dealing with.
01:23Maintain course for now, Victoria.
01:27Right. I thought we could have a quiet word here away from the public gaze.
01:30Sit down, Anna.
01:32Now, the final result, immutable and binding,
01:35is 27 for Fiona and six for Anna.
01:38But I had seven.
01:39Rigging the vote. Two of all people.
01:41I didn't.
01:42No-one's saying you did, Anna. It was Fimbo.
01:45Fimbo?
01:45Yes. It seems he somehow managed to vote without having the right to,
01:49so I've disqualified him.
01:50Oh, well, that settles that.
01:53I want to re-vote. It can't be right.
01:5527 to 6? I thrashed you, Anna.
01:58Anyone can win on a lot of promises that they aren't going to keep.
02:02Oh, let's face it, Anna. You've either got it or you haven't.
02:05And you haven't.
02:06Oh, yeah?
02:07Yeah.
02:07OK, stop it, the two of you. Now, that's the result and it's final.
02:11And I don't want a word of this other business getting out
02:13until I've spoken to Fimbo. Promise.
02:18Fimbo did what?
02:20But winning isn't everything, Anna. Oh, exactly.
02:23The important thing is you gave Fiona a bit of competition.
02:26Yeah, it made her promise all that stuff that we can hold her to.
02:28Should be sorry she ever volunteered.
02:30And you did get seven votes.
02:32Six.
02:34Well, blame all the people who didn't bother voting.
02:36Yeah, electropathy. The downfall of true democracy.
02:39You're a cheer up, Anna. Come on, smile.
02:42Oh, it would have been such an honour to be on the student council.
02:46Well, still, there's always next year.
02:48You're a good sport, Anna.
02:50Yeah, that's me.
02:51Anyway, who wants to go to all those boring committee meetings?
02:54Only for a term.
02:56And it looks great on your CV when you're applying for jobs.
02:59Yeah, I didn't think of that.
03:00I'll get you a coffee.
03:06Plasma is unpredictable stuff.
03:09You weren't worried before.
03:12While it remains a cloud of ionised gas, it's harmless enough.
03:15It's when it becomes organised and combines the properties of a solid
03:18with the instability of a gas.
03:20That's when it's dangerous.
03:22This thing certainly appears to be structured.
03:25And then luminescent.
03:27What's that suggest to you?
03:29Extended ionic bonding using high-energy electron levels.
03:33Let's see if we're right.
03:35Okay.
03:36First, flash it up with a laser and get an optical decay spectrum.
03:40Then try a high-frequency radio pulse.
03:43And secondly, we'll need an extrapolation of its total magnetic flux from local readings.
03:47At this distance?
03:48I think you'll be surprised.
03:51Um, shouldn't the photomultiplier be recalibrated for such low-light emissions?
03:57Yes.
03:57Yes, of course you're right.
03:59Why don't you take a break?
04:02Would you mind?
04:03No.
04:04I'll give Philippe a call if I need any help.
04:06Go and see how Mercedes is.
04:08It's so obvious.
04:13Look, Finber, I'm sure you meant well.
04:15I just felt sorry for her.
04:17Then you should have had it on 20 votes.
04:18One wasn't going to make any difference.
04:19Never get away with 20 votes.
04:21Not with Anna.
04:22If you're going to cheat, you might as well cheat properly.
04:24I didn't mean to cheat.
04:26It's just there was this chap at school.
04:28Very muscular, handsome, athletic, lots of friends, lots of money.
04:33Actually, I was rather awkward and gangly when I was young.
04:36Who were?
04:37Anyway, no-one would stand against him, but the teacher wanted a candidate, so she volunteered me.
04:42Ah, a teacher's pet, were you?
04:43No.
04:43I bet you always sat at the front, though, and asked earnest questions just as the bell rang.
04:48Certainly not.
04:49Didn't you even get one vote, Finbo?
04:51I just hate things where there has to be a winner and a loser.
04:55So you didn't want Anna to be humiliated?
04:58Oh, well.
04:58I'll try and cover it up and save you from a cell-on moon station.
05:01And look, thanks for doing the cosmology lecture.
05:03We're so short-staffed these days.
05:05And Professor Brelin's mind is obviously on other things.
05:07Nice to have a chance to share my passions.
05:10In-in space, Rebecca.
05:14Oh, Professor Brelin?
05:15Yes, Miss Tancy.
05:17Are you going to see Miss Ailes?
05:19As I am perfectly fitted healthy, there's hardly any other reason for my frequenting Medicom is there.
05:23Only they won't let me in.
05:24Quite rightly so.
05:26Well, I just want to sit next to her.
05:27I wouldn't make a sound.
05:28I'm sure she'll be touched to hear of your concern.
05:30Well, then she's out of danger.
05:32She is making steady progress.
05:34I pray for her, you know.
05:36I don't read well about that sort of stuff for myself, but I thought, well, if God's listening,
05:39he might listen to a voice he hasn't heard in a while rather than someone who prays all the time
05:42about every little thing.
05:42Well, I'm no expert in divine justice.
05:44I just want to be like Miss Ailes.
05:46When you grow up, then I suggest you apply your energies to your studies, Miss Tancy, not to hero worship.
05:52Isn't Captain Lewis giving a lecture about now?
05:55Fine.
05:58Open.
06:00As we move into relatively uncharted regions of space, many of you will have observed at first hand the plasma
06:06cloud that we encountered earlier.
06:08We're now approaching another feature of the H2 plasma region we're in, which we're still, which we are still trying
06:16to identify.
06:20He was a good principal, but more importantly, a good friend to everyone.
06:25He will be greatly missed.
06:36Rebecca.
06:37Oh, I love Anna.
06:39It's funny to think his coffin will flood forever.
06:44Anyway, what are you up to?
06:46It's not like you to miss one of Fimbo's lectures.
06:48Oh, it's cosmology.
06:49I don't have to go.
06:51Rebecca, I was thinking it would be good manners of me to thank all the people that voted for me.
06:56I think it would be polite.
06:58How are you going to know who they are?
07:00Well, that's what I'm trying to figure.
07:01There's Victoria.
07:02She seconded me.
07:03Daniel nominated me, but I think he voted for Fiona.
07:06There's Belinda, of course, and Kevin McNally.
07:08But who are the other two?
07:09I think it must have been Philippe and Jim.
07:12They are such nice boys.
07:14What do you think?
07:15Well, I think maybe you ought to send out a general message by Autosec.
07:19Just to say something like you enjoyed competing and thank everyone for giving you a chance.
07:23But I'd love to know who the other people were.
07:25Just think I might have a secret admirer.
07:29I thought I'd ask Fimbo to get into Petra and find out.
07:32Oh, no.
07:33Fimbo's got himself into enough trouble on your behalf.
07:36So, who knows?
07:38Our survey of Achilles G-33 may well prove that this group of asteroids came from a solar system beyond
07:43our own.
07:44Captured by Arsene's gravity after a million year journey from whatever cosmic explosion set them wandering.
07:52Thank you very much.
08:00Captain Lewis?
08:01Hmm?
08:02I just wanted to say thanks.
08:05I could listen to you for hours.
08:06You make space sound so romantic.
08:08It is.
08:09Beautiful and very violent.
08:11Do you really think Achilles G-33 came from another star?
08:14I don't see why not.
08:16The skies are littered with interstellar debris.
08:18Think how many comets we see each year.
08:20Where do they come from?
08:21Where are they going?
08:21Hmm.
08:22We're very lucky, aren't we?
08:23To be in a ship that goes to New Worlds.
08:25To encounter these things for ourselves first hand.
08:27Very lucky.
08:29How's Mercedes?
08:30A bit groggy.
08:31Still demanding to know what's happening up in Comsem.
08:34Hard to keep anything from her.
08:35How's Mercedes?
08:37I didn't realize she had such a large and loyal fan club.
08:39Well, she had a lot of admirers on Moon Station.
08:42You're a lucky man, Charles.
08:44Am I?
08:44Many have tried.
08:46That is something I seem doomed never to forget.
08:51How long till we reach it?
08:543.4 hours.
08:56Petra, get me Victoria Frobisher.
08:59Yes.
09:00How's it going?
09:01I'm analyzing the data now.
09:03We'll get it up to me as quickly as possible.
09:04Yeah, will do.
09:06No way.
09:08Assistant social secretary or something.
09:10Over my dead body.
09:11I won.
09:12It's not like she even came close.
09:13It would mean a lot to Anna.
09:14She's never won anything.
09:16Except her scholarship here.
09:17She never stops reminding everybody.
09:18She's trying hard to be a good loser,
09:20but you can see how disappointed she is.
09:22I'm sorry, Bex.
09:23The majority have made their choice.
09:25Oh, come on.
09:26Look, just to help you out.
09:27No decision making.
09:28The last thing I want is Anna Bergani running around behind me
09:31full of bright ideas.
09:33It would make you look magnanimous.
09:35Since when have I been concerned with appearances?
09:40Mr Lewis.
09:41I'm surprised they let you anywhere near the college
09:44considering the rumors that are going around.
09:46What rumors?
09:47A serious misuse of the captain's computer override privileges.
09:51Tampering with the result of a college election.
09:53A very serious matter, Mr Lewis.
09:55Yes, well, I talked to Miss Harvey about it.
09:57Does that make it all right, Mr Lewis?
09:59No harm done, apparently.
10:01The trouble is I don't see how we can avoid the matter getting out.
10:03A captain must be beyond reproach.
10:07I can see it now.
10:09Emblazoned across the headlines of the Melbourne press,
10:12blackening the Lewis family name.
10:14To throw so much away just for a woman.
10:17An overwhelming infatuation.
10:20Is your only defense.
10:23Oh, I see.
10:24Yes.
10:26Minutes are now open.
10:27First student council meeting, second quarter.
10:30Thank you, Petra.
10:31Right.
10:32Before we start, I'd just like to say that I think it's about time the student council made a difference
10:36in this place.
10:37Here, here.
10:38Who gets the best facilities on this ship?
10:40Deedalus.
10:40The postgrads.
10:41The crew.
10:41It's about time the student's got a look in.
10:43I agree.
10:44Point of order.
10:44Has agenda been logged?
10:46Petra, list agenda.
10:48One, elections.
10:49Two, syllabus revisions.
10:52Three, financial report.
10:53Four, entertainments report.
10:55Five, any other business.
10:57Agenda agreed?
10:59Agreed.
10:59Agreed.
11:00Right.
11:00The elections.
11:01I'd like to put it on record that I'm far from happy with the way things are run and by
11:05the blatant corruption that has since been revealed.
11:07And I'd like to make a suggestion.
11:09I think Anna Bergani should be co-opted to the council as assistant social secretary.
11:15What?
11:15When we find someone as keen and enthusiastic as she is, we can't afford to turn her away.
11:20Well, what do you think, Fiona?
11:22Oh, er, I don't think she'd want to be co-opted.
11:26Well, at least let's ask her.
11:27Shall we vote?
11:28Er, do you mind?
11:29Sorry.
11:31Right, shall we vote?
11:37Agreed then.
11:38Shall we see what Anna has to say?
11:41Well, Victoria, what have you got for us?
11:43Well, that's interesting.
11:45The spectrum shows the characteristics of an organised solid structure with molecules in a lattice.
11:50But the intermolecular distances are more like those you'd expect to find in a gas.
11:54So what's holding it together?
11:55Some sort of extended ionic dipolar bonding.
11:58The alignment of the ions is generating the incredibly powerful magnetic field.
12:02A supercooled conductive macroplasma, which has existed in a state of unstable equilibrium for millions of years.
12:09And then along we come.
12:12What could happen?
12:13Nothing, one hopes.
12:14Why should you choose this moment to break up?
12:16Because life's like that.
12:18In my experience.
12:19Our own magnetic field could disturb the dipolar bonding and cause energy surge.
12:24Like a lightning discharge.
12:25That could short-circuit a lot of our vital systems.
12:27At the worst, it would cause positive feedback.
12:30An implosion of the entire structure into which the ship could be sucked.
12:34Frozen.
12:35Trapped for a million years.
12:37Or two.
12:38We'd better change course, no matter how long it takes.
12:40No, no.
12:41We've entered its magnetosphere at consensus already.
12:44The force of the engines going to full burn could be fatal.
12:47How long till closest contact?
12:49Closest point of contact, 153 minutes.
12:52Right.
12:53I suggest a comms blackout until further notice.
12:56Shut down all non-essential systems, minimize use of the electrics.
13:01If the thing so much as quivers in our direction, we have to be ready to go to full burn.
13:04And in the meantime, we play dead.
13:07Very dead indeed.
13:26I bet you put him up to it.
13:27Me?
13:28I wouldn't dream of interfering in student affairs.
13:30Oh, what was it then?
13:31Great minds thinking alike.
13:33Why not?
13:33He's a bright boy and such a nice boy too.
13:38Fiona, isn't it marvelous?
13:39Yeah, well, I'll let you know when I need some help, Anna.
13:43Well, there's the party for when we get back to Pacify.
13:46We'll have to start organizing that soon.
13:47I have all sorts of ideas for that.
13:49We must fill the dome with balloons.
13:51Oh, really?
13:52Original idea, Anna.
13:53Well done.
13:54You think that's a good idea?
13:55Anna, I am the social secretary.
13:58We'll discuss your ideas when I've had a chance to make some plans.
14:01I don't want you running off and organizing anything without checking with me first.
14:04OK?
14:05Yes, Fiona.
14:06You don't rush into these things headlong.
14:07You have to plan them carefully.
14:09Yes, Fiona.
14:09And I don't want any half-baked, amateurish models.
14:11Anything I do is going to be slick and professional.
14:14Assistant social secretary, eh?
14:16Sounds good.
14:17That'll look good on our CV, won't it, Fiona?
14:18Monday at five, we'll write for the next meeting.
14:20Oh, yes, Philippe.
14:21If that's all right with you, Fiona.
14:23You don't have to ask my permission for everything, Anna.
14:27I suppose we can discuss the possibility of using some of your ideas in this terms program.
14:32My vote evenings.
14:32Not that one, no.
14:34Philippe is such a nice boy.
14:36You know, I'm sure he's one of the people that voted for me.
14:39Hey, shall we have a subcommittee meeting in my place tonight?
14:42No, Anna.
14:43Right now, all I want is a very hot shower and a nice evening just pottering around pampering myself.
14:49That sounds like real hard work, if you ask me.
14:52Well, I didn't.
14:56Our closest point of contact to the plasma region is 2,000 kilometers in 22.4 minutes.
15:03All communications cut.
15:05All unessential power systems suspended.
15:07We must prevent electrical on-off surges which generate magnetic fluctuations.
15:12We won't be popular.
15:13Oh, come now.
15:14Is it too much to expect that 60 people sit tight and amuse themselves for an hour or two without
15:18the aid of technology?
15:20Attention, all personnel.
15:22The ilia is now approaching a magnetized macroplasm region, which is giving us something to say.
15:28For this reason, I'm going to have to order as the complete shutdown of electrical systems is possible for the
15:35next hour.
15:36They must be able to fit me in.
15:37You've missed the first session. It started last week.
15:40I don't care.
15:41Anyway, it's for second and third year students who already have EVA 1 and 2.
15:45But how will I get EVA 1 and 2 if I don't do it?
15:47Attention. Please do not use electrical power until further notice.
15:52Well, look, you can do the next course.
15:53Oh, please. I'll catch up. I learn fast.
15:56What's the hurry all of a sudden?
15:58I'm tired of no one taking me seriously.
16:00Mercedes says to be a woman and get anywhere in space exploration, you've got to push yourself harder than the
16:04men.
16:05It's not a game, you know. It's life or death.
16:07Mercedes was nearly killed and poor Lockwood was.
16:10Look, there's nothing wonderful about space. It's alien, hostile and awful.
16:13I'm sorry. I'll ask you about it another time.
16:15No, Gabby. I'm sorry.
16:17Look, I've got rather a lot on my mind lately.
16:20It's fine by me for you to do the EVA course.
16:22As long as Commander Drummond doesn't mind just up to me.
16:26Thanks, Rebecca. I'll talk to you.
16:31You alright?
16:32Yes.
16:34Life goes on.
16:35That's what I keep telling myself.
16:36Attention. Please do not use electrical power until further notice.
16:41Shit, Petra.
16:58Petra, compute time to closest contact.
17:00T-minus 11.34 minutes and closing.
17:05Petra, stop announcements now.
17:08I'm monitoring surface reactions. So far it seems stable.
17:12Let us know of any change, however small.
17:16Why are we whispering? Does starium levels destabilise magnetic fields?
17:21You know, it's fascinating.
17:23Up to now we've only been able to study crystalline structure in microplasms.
17:28Supercooled and trapped in man-made magnetic bottles.
17:31I'm sure Victoria's getting all the readings she can.
17:34Damn!
17:35What's that?
17:35There's a power surge on gantry four.
17:37Can't you be more specific?
17:38Well, I'm getting a localised surge. It's too small to worry about.
17:47There's another circuit being used. Cabin one, gantry four.
17:50Get them.
17:51Using comms?
17:52Split second person to person message.
17:55Petra, transmit to gantry four, cabin one.
18:06One to five.
18:08No answer.
18:09Send a message to the surrounding cabins.
18:17Petra, transmit to gantry four, cabins one to five.
18:20Charles, they're using a tiny amount of power.
18:23It's a matter of discipline, Commander. You ought to know that.
18:48Open!
18:56It's off.
18:57Trouble. The Matrix is destabilised.
19:07It's a flux tube moving towards us.
19:09Can our shields withstand it?
19:11I don't think we should wait to find out. Let's go.
19:13Petra, compute course for full burn.
19:16The new French one, perhaps...
19:17No, you don't understand.
19:17I call that fast work.
19:19No, please.
19:19And you're only half-bring.
19:20Please, you've got the wrong idea.
19:21I'd have changed into something more heavily if I didn't know you were coming.
19:24Well, where's your otise?
19:25What?
19:26Your otise.
19:27Um, I don't know.
19:28And turn off the music.
19:38It was underneath my towel.
19:41And your hairdryer was on.
19:43Yeah.
19:44I think there's some problem with the plasma field.
19:48And there was me, jumping to all sorts of conclusions.
19:52I do like you.
19:54Do you?
19:56Only Anna reckons you voted for her.
19:58Does she?
20:00And where does she get her information?
20:04You mean you didn't?
20:06Attention.
20:07Emergency burn in one minute.
20:09Repeat one minute.
20:11Please take up acceleration stations.
20:13Wrapping itself round the hub.
20:15Shields are holding.
20:16For how long?
20:17Get us out of here, Mr. Lewis.
20:20Generators to preload.
20:22Check.
20:23Field coils on.
20:24Check.
20:26Starting to lose speed.
20:28T-minus 50 seconds.
20:30All systems nominal.
20:32Petra, align for burn.
20:33Course 8.03.
20:365% deceleration and it's getting worse.
20:39Shields are holding.
20:41T-minus 40 seconds.
20:43I was in the common room.
20:44I had to run all the way.
20:45We must have got too near the plasma field.
20:46Hey, have you heard?
20:48I'm in the student council after all.
20:50Jenny said it was Philippe who wanted me on.
20:52Come on, Ella.
20:52I'm going to help Fiona.
20:54And you know what?
20:54She's not so bad either.
20:55T-minus 30 seconds.
20:57To burn.
20:57She can be a real pain sometimes.
20:58But I think it's going to be alright.
21:00With my ideas and her organisation.
21:02Emission systems running.
21:03All systems running.
21:03All systems running.
21:05Generators to preload.
21:07Igniters charged.
21:08Field strength nominal.
21:10Lift secured.
21:11Check.
21:13Dome shields closed.
21:14Chef.
21:15Safeties engaged.
21:17Deceleration at 8.5% and rising.
21:21T-minus 10 seconds to burn.
21:23Petra 30 seconds 29 burn on new course alpha 9.2 to give delta V of 2160 km an hour.
21:32Ignition sequence starts.
21:34We have ignition.
21:35All engines lift and nominal thrust.
21:38Petra confirmed.
21:39Go to full band.
21:51We're clear.
21:53Speed 98.4 and increasing.
21:55That was far too close.
22:00Petra.
22:01Damage report.
22:03T plus 25 seconds.
22:05All systems functioning normally.
22:09Petra.
22:11Get me Medicom.
22:13Bimbo.
22:14Bimbo.
22:14Thanks for the warning.
22:15Sorry Christophe.
22:16Any injuries?
22:17All clear.
22:20On course for Achilles G33.
22:23Intercept time now.
22:2410 hours and 15 minutes.
22:28I thought you said Melody was coming.
22:30She must have strapped down somewhere else.
22:33Tell me some more about your father.
22:35I wish I had a dad.
22:36He was a jazz musician.
22:37My parents were so boring and straight.
22:39I don't hear much from him.
22:40Except what I read in the Paris gossip columns.
22:43Have you inherited any of his musical talents?
22:46I got all to violin lessons until I was old enough to object.
22:48I know what you mean.
22:50With me it was flute lessons.
22:51Just so they could tell everybody how talented I was.
22:54I hear very good.
22:56We must try a duet sometime.
22:59I really should get back.
23:02Have they sounded the all clear?
23:05Yes Fiona.
23:08I get so relaxed after a hot shower.
23:11I just lie here all evening.
23:21I was looking for Melody.
23:48Me.
23:50I love you.
24:04I know 4th century.
24:18I'd be shocked at you.
24:18You
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