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00:04:07Ground control will now take command for launching. Blast off is set for O-2100. All personnel must be at
00:04:15their stations.
00:04:34You've worked so hard. We've come so far.
00:04:40Just keep the faith and courage you've always shown.
00:04:43Dr. Gordon, Dr. Gordon, forgive the intrusion. As personal representative of the President, I want to extend best wishes for
00:04:53the success of Project Red Planet from all the people of South Ends.
00:04:57Thank you. We're approaching second units. We're approaching second unit countdown. Our hopes for the future go with you.
00:05:07All visitors must leave the lodging area. Passengers will board immediately.
00:05:16Take good care.
00:05:18Now you see that he does. I promise not to let her out of my atmosphere.
00:05:22He's always joking.
00:05:40You know, this flight to the space station could become just a routine stopover.
00:05:46An interplanet bus stop.
00:05:50I hope your mother approves of me.
00:05:56Do you think she does?
00:05:59Of course.
00:06:00Nancy, have you lost your confidence?
00:06:02Don't be silly.
00:06:05Countdown entering stage red. All personnel stand ready. Synchronized units now being switched over to master control.
00:06:23This is control.
00:06:27Attention personnel.
00:06:33Project Red Planet, prepare for flight countdown.
00:06:40Begin your lane reports.
00:06:43First stage rocket ready. Main rocket stage ready. Fuel ready. Stabilization center ready. Power ready. Air conditioning ready. Radar ready.
00:06:54Guidance ready. Our lanes ready for takeoff.
00:06:58Countdown red. Continue at 34.
00:07:06Attention flight personnel. Loading elevators are now being withdrawn. Countdown continues at 20. All stations prepare for zero red. Countdown
00:07:16continues at 10.
00:07:30Zero red. Minus five.
00:07:33Project Red Planet. All units clear. Switch over to standby.
00:07:37Four defensive line.
00:07:42Fourìž–ì•„.
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00:07:45Four.
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00:08:15THE END
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00:09:27ATTENTION
00:09:28ALL LANDING PERSONNEL
00:09:30REPORT ON FLIGHT DEATH
00:09:32STAND BY TO RECEIVE FLIGHT NUMBER 8-7 FROM EARTH.
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00:10:23HAVE ALL PREPARATION BEEN COMPLETED? YES, SIR!
00:10:32WELCOME, DR. GARDEN. IT'S GOOD TO SEE YOU, COMMANDER.
00:10:35Hello, Paul.
00:10:36COMMANDER DANIELS?
00:10:38RIGHT THIS WAY, GENTLEMEN. MY MEN WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR FOOT.
00:10:50Hey! Astronaut Johnson just blasted off from Mars.
00:10:57Tell us when you get there. I will if I can find a telephone. Don't reverse the charges.
00:11:12Actually, we had the Mercury ready for you two days ahead of schedule.
00:11:16We've gained so much by assembling the ship here, not just the fuel and added rocket power,
00:11:22but we've been spared the atmospheric strain against the ship.
00:11:25Which could well mean the difference.
00:11:27Without a doubt.
00:11:31Turn on spaceship Mercury.
00:11:37It's not going to be easy, you know, staying behind.
00:11:40Now look, you were the one who said this flight wasn't going to be a spaceman's holiday.
00:11:44So just consider yourself as being lucky.
00:11:46I hope you're wrong.
00:11:48I think it really means you're more important here.
00:11:52Any changes?
00:11:53Not so far.
00:11:55Here are the Micronic charts.
00:11:58The solar reports continue to verify our last calculations.
00:12:02Couldn't ask for better conditions.
00:12:04How long will it last?
00:12:05An estimated five or six weeks.
00:12:07Beyond that, we'd be taking a chance.
00:12:09If all continues as planned, we shouldn't have any problems.
00:12:13None whatsoever.
00:12:15Commander, we are receiving an encoded television wave.
00:12:19You can screen it for us here.
00:12:21Yes, sir.
00:12:24It couldn't be coming from one of our ships.
00:12:26All flights have been diverted, with the project in effect.
00:12:30We'll find out soon enough.
00:12:32We request your aid.
00:12:35Identify yourself.
00:12:36And state the nature of your request.
00:12:39This is Captain Torrance and Dr. Martin aboard the ship Typhoon from North Hemis.
00:12:44We request permission to land for emergency repairs.
00:12:48I've informed our base.
00:12:50You have permission.
00:12:51We'll prepare for your ship to land.
00:12:55We'll trouble you as little as possible.
00:12:58I'll switch you to control.
00:13:04Attention.
00:13:05Landing personnel on flight deck.
00:13:08Attention.
00:13:10Stand by to receive unassisted landing.
00:13:13Repeat.
00:13:14Stand by to receive unassisted landing.
00:13:21It's not a ship.
00:13:41It's not him a ship.
00:13:42Of course you realize we must make our own repairs.
00:14:02I want you to know how much we appreciate your assistance.
00:14:06If we could work this way, north and south combined.
00:14:11Think of it, the advantages.
00:14:13I agree with that.
00:14:15To its eventuality, Captain Torrance.
00:14:20If the attitudes of our governments could somehow be changed.
00:14:25You know how politicians work.
00:14:28Always years behind science.
00:14:30What brought you into our radius?
00:14:32It was unintentional, I assure you.
00:14:35We were flight testing a new synergic curve pattern
00:14:41to lessen fuel consumption after orbit.
00:14:43Well, we've also been working on that.
00:14:46Oh, if only we were allowed to exchange data.
00:14:51They're politics instead of science again.
00:14:54Still, I believe we should try to instigate a new research exchange.
00:14:59We've all thought that.
00:15:00For a long time.
00:15:02Well, maybe if we took the initial step,
00:15:06Mars is our immediate project.
00:15:09Mars?
00:15:11Now that you know.
00:15:15Spaceship Mercury.
00:15:20Have a look at it.
00:15:23This is the culmination of all our research.
00:15:28How close are you to its completion?
00:15:32Well, the ship itself has been ready for quite some time.
00:15:37We've just been waiting for the proper solar conditions.
00:15:41And your time plan?
00:15:42Yes, how soon?
00:15:44Countdown has already been set for tomorrow.
00:15:46If there are no drastic solar changes,
00:15:49we'll proceed with the plan.
00:15:51Any questions?
00:15:52May I ask you?
00:15:53We've already imposed enough.
00:15:55The hour is going late.
00:15:57Good luck on your flight tomorrow.
00:16:00Good night, Doctor.
00:16:03Until later.
00:16:04Good night.
00:16:04Good night.
00:16:05Good night.
00:16:15We had no indication of this.
00:16:17It may leave us no alternative.
00:16:20Don't take too much upon yourself.
00:16:26Yes, Dr. Martin.
00:16:27Come in.
00:16:30I hope you don't mind this intrusion.
00:16:33No, not at all.
00:16:33Be seated.
00:16:45After all these years, we can finally do.
00:16:48A discussion I've looked forward to.
00:16:50I've long admired your writings.
00:16:53That's an honor, coming from you.
00:16:56Dr. Martin, I've observed your ship.
00:17:01Anything unusual?
00:17:03It's designed for deep probe, very similar to our Mercury.
00:17:08What is the typhoon's flight range?
00:17:10As one scientist to another, I'd like to discuss the entire matter.
00:17:15But you must realize that it's entirely out of the question.
00:17:20Captain, do not attempt the flight.
00:17:22Regardless of what you believe, we cannot take any unnecessary risks.
00:17:26General, I can't accept defeat.
00:17:29If your ship is malfunctioning, you'd be merely throwing your life away, and with it the entire project.
00:17:34I understand your determination, but I must order you to return to the base.
00:17:38We cannot turn back now.
00:17:40Captain Torrance.
00:17:42Captain Torrance.
00:17:44Captain Torrance.
00:17:48Then, we've reached an impasse.
00:17:51I can only express my regrets.
00:17:54No more so than I, Dr. Gordon.
00:17:57I understand.
00:18:00Dr. Gordon.
00:18:02Good night.
00:18:03Good night.
00:18:04Good night.
00:18:11It's decided.
00:18:12We leave at once.
00:18:13For North Hamas?
00:18:14No, for Mars.
00:18:16I think our friends will be somewhat surprised.
00:18:20Captain, that's not our main concern at this time.
00:18:23Our repairs may not hold up.
00:18:24I went over the entire system, and it proved out perfect.
00:18:29You checked it.
00:18:32Remember, my friend.
00:18:34What this could mean.
00:18:36I realized this situation completely.
00:18:39But do you?
00:18:59Good evening.
00:19:01Good evening, Paul.
00:19:03We came to work on our ship.
00:19:05You need any help?
00:19:07Not at the moment.
00:19:09Maybe tomorrow.
00:19:10Good evening, Paul.
00:19:43All personnel clear the flight deck without delay.
00:19:47What was the reason for doing that?
00:19:49Someone might get hurt in a blast-off.
00:19:52Too late now.
00:19:54Full power.
00:19:55Full power.
00:20:21It's the North Hamish.
00:20:49Greg, someone's been hurt.
00:20:52There he is.
00:20:57It's Paul Clinton.
00:20:59Let's get him inside.
00:21:00Is he badly hurt?
00:21:01I can't tell.
00:21:17I can't tell.
00:21:56The flight pattern of the typhoon is directed for Mars.
00:22:02They weren't ready.
00:22:05You're so right.
00:22:06But they were obsessed.
00:22:10How are you feeling?
00:22:12Not too bad.
00:22:14Just shaking.
00:22:15I'll be fine by flight time.
00:22:18Paul.
00:22:22Doctor, you wouldn't replace me now.
00:22:26Not at this point.
00:22:28I have no choice.
00:22:31Nancy, tell them I'm all right.
00:22:33The x-rays reveal a minor concussion has resulted.
00:22:38I'm sorry, Paul.
00:22:40We can't take the chance, Paul.
00:22:46Craig will replace you.
00:23:02I'll watch you step.
00:23:15I'll watch you step.
00:23:15Over here, Nancy.
00:23:20Craig, I'm so happy Dr. Gordon chose you for the first flight.
00:23:24Mars, Nancy, think of it.
00:23:26I am.
00:23:27Before you know it, I'll be back with you in South Hamish.
00:23:29Craig.
00:23:34Please don't let me act like a little girl now.
00:23:37You won't, I'm sure.
00:23:41Final call.
00:23:43A medallion with our names on it.
00:23:47Pin it on the flag you place on Mars.
00:23:52I will.
00:24:13All right.
00:24:32The End
00:25:01The End
00:25:29Begin our relay
00:25:30Yes, Doctor
00:25:35This is Earth Control
00:25:36Calling Project Red Planet
00:25:40Standby to Checkpoint Communication Relay
00:25:46Relay communication is in effect
00:25:51Control ready
00:25:56Are you ready?
00:26:00I'm ready, sir
00:26:08Attention
00:26:12Countdown red
00:26:14Recline, switch to auto
00:26:20Begin our relay
00:26:21And we'll be right back to the end of the day
00:27:52Temperature reading?
00:27:530.934. Rising.
00:27:55That checks.
00:28:02Say, what is this thing?
00:28:04Good luck charm?
00:28:06Something like that.
00:28:07Or pocket money for Mars.
00:28:09It's a medallion.
00:28:10For history.
00:28:12So what is that?
00:28:14An asteroid?
00:28:15No.
00:28:16What's so interesting?
00:28:17I think it's an old friend of yours.
00:28:20Come here and see for yourself.
00:28:34To discover a satellite.
00:28:36That was my first dream.
00:28:38We'll see you on the way back.
00:28:41It's incredible.
00:28:43Remaining in orbit so long, huh?
00:28:47It opened the way to outer space.
00:29:00That's final, General.
00:29:02Signing off.
00:29:05If South Hemis were to get to Mars before we did.
00:29:10But they won't.
00:29:12Our ship's perfect.
00:29:14Even the General admitted.
00:29:17Our Hemis might have suffered for it.
00:29:26Something's wrong.
00:29:28Our course is changing.
00:29:29Huh.
00:29:30It couldn't be.
00:29:32Our angle is perfect.
00:29:33Can't you understand?
00:29:34I said it was changing.
00:29:35It won't hold.
00:29:39It could be wrong.
00:29:42Check it again.
00:29:43I have.
00:29:44Twice.
00:29:45Being pulled away by a powerful magnetic field.
00:29:49It's the sun.
00:29:54The directional rockets.
00:29:56Won't they correct it?
00:29:58They might if we fired all of them.
00:30:02We've no choice.
00:30:04Fire them.
00:30:05I intend to.
00:30:06Just hope it's enough.
00:30:07Get ready.
00:30:14Positions.
00:30:17Recline.
00:30:30Let's monitor Earth.
00:30:32Yes.
00:30:36And continue density reports.
00:30:38Stand ready for checkpoint on third cycle.
00:30:43Spaceship Mercury passing through nearest proximity of sun's periphery.
00:30:47Transmit your readings at 30 second intervals.
00:30:51Before I return to unified control,
00:30:54I want you to know that our latest figures coincide with the reports from the space station.
00:31:00And the first flight to Mars continues in perfect trajectory.
00:31:04There it is, Craig.
00:31:08Mars.
00:31:09What a magnificent sight.
00:31:12It looks like it's just waiting for us.
00:31:19A distress signal.
00:31:25How could that be?
00:31:27Unless...
00:31:29Spaceship typhoon calling.
00:31:31Emergency.
00:31:32We are being pulled into the sun.
00:31:35Our auxiliary rockets lack the power to hold.
00:31:38I repeat.
00:31:40We are being drawn into the sun.
00:31:43No power to hold.
00:31:45The magnetic radius.
00:31:48Is there anything we can do?
00:31:51Check position.
00:31:54Within radius point one four.
00:32:00Could we possibly get to them?
00:32:03We have the power.
00:32:05I realize that, but what about the fuel?
00:32:09Course on typhoon.
00:32:11Yes, sir.
00:32:13Two lives are at stake.
00:32:15And we can save them.
00:32:17But the project...
00:32:19The project is for man.
00:32:22You won't change your decision, sir?
00:32:24We can't.
00:32:25Ready.
00:32:27Recline.
00:32:44Prepare for retro.
00:33:10This is our last signal.
00:33:11Our rocket power has failed.
00:33:13To withstand the sun.
00:33:18Noise.
00:33:21Has contact been made?
00:33:22It's meteors.
00:33:24Being fired from the sun's heat.
00:33:26The pole.
00:33:27Prepare yourself to resist the pole.
00:33:30Oh!
00:33:32We have failed.
00:33:34Our eagerness failed us.
00:33:36We needed more time for preparation.
00:33:52No more.
00:33:57Calling typhoon.
00:34:00Calling typhoon.
00:34:02This is spaceship Mercury.
00:34:04Can you hear us?
00:34:06This is radio typhoon.
00:34:08Listen carefully.
00:34:09It's too late to help us now.
00:34:11For your own safety, don't even try.
00:34:14Continue on your course.
00:34:20You see?
00:34:21They want a sparrow.
00:34:23Radiation up.
00:34:33It's hopeless.
00:34:35I don't blame you.
00:34:37I wanted it too.
00:34:42Don't torture yourself.
00:34:44It's all over.
00:34:45I don't blame you.
00:35:11Attention, all personnel, Project Red Planet, report to the main control room immediately.
00:35:18Attention, all personnel, Project Red Planet, report to the main control room immediately.
00:35:24All stations are red alert. I repeat, all stations are red alert.
00:35:44Mercury?
00:35:45Yes.
00:35:49What's the other object?
00:35:52We're not positive yet. It created a change of course. We're waiting now for some word.
00:36:10Speed set.
00:36:14Lock control.
00:36:17Get ready.
00:36:44I'm all set.
00:36:45Hatch open.
00:36:47Be careful.
00:36:48Have your weight balance.
00:36:50I checked the pressure.
00:36:53Remember.
00:36:53Yes.
00:36:54You'll have only a matter of minutes to effect the transfer.
00:36:59I'll make it.
00:37:02Just hold her steady.
00:37:03It's all okay.
00:37:04I'll make it.
00:37:24Be careful.
00:37:26It's all right.
00:37:29You know what I mean?
00:37:30It's all right.
00:37:32You can't wait.
00:37:32Do you have any trouble.
00:37:33I'm not sure.
00:37:33You can't wait.
00:37:33You can't wait.
00:38:00Captain, pick him up.
00:38:03I think we have only a few more minutes.
00:38:52I think we have only a few more minutes.
00:39:10It will be all right.
00:39:12Just try now to relax, okay?
00:39:14Now, let's get this thing off.
00:39:17Here.
00:39:19Now, how do you feel, huh?
00:39:22Better?
00:39:24Let me help you, Dr. Martin.
00:39:41Craig, the figures were right.
00:39:44Could we make it back to Earth?
00:39:49We've consumed too much of the fuel.
00:40:17That's Ancora?
00:40:20But the chart doesn't show the terrain.
00:40:23But we have to land there.
00:40:28Listen, Craig.
00:40:29Yes?
00:40:30Emergency fuel must come by rocket from South Hemis.
00:40:36What could have gone wrong?
00:40:39Not even a signal.
00:40:42Could it be ionosphere blackout?
00:40:44I doubt it.
00:40:46But perhaps if we...
00:40:49Sir, from Spaceship Mercury.
00:40:52At last, some word.
00:40:53We lost contact after receiving the message.
00:40:58Our fuel supply is exhausted.
00:41:01The landing on Mars is no longer possible.
00:41:04We'll attempt to land on Angkor,
00:41:07which is in the Martian orbit.
00:41:10If we're successful,
00:41:13we'll require a fuel rocket.
00:41:27you in the Martian orbit.
00:41:31And you'll be in the Martian orbit.
00:41:32When you see a plane,
00:41:32you'll be in the Martian orbit.
00:41:33What?
00:41:35Did you see a plane?
00:41:38You'll be out of time.
00:41:38What?
00:41:40It's a plane.
00:41:41It's a plane.
00:41:51What?
00:42:45Nothing over here.
00:42:46I've finished checking over the ship, Doctor.
00:42:49Any damage?
00:42:51Everything appears in order.
00:42:53Then we can leave if we get the fuel.
00:42:54Probably the rocket is already on the way.
00:42:56Come on, get ready.
00:42:58We'll have to set up the guidance antenna to receive the fuel rocket.
00:43:04Come in, Doctor Gordon.
00:43:07Commander, the fuel rocket launching has been completed.
00:43:10We can rescue them, if their guidance antenna can land the fuel rocket.
00:43:15Then the outcome is in their hands.
00:43:17Let's go.
00:43:19Let's go.
00:43:19Let's go.
00:43:21Let's go.
00:43:24Let's go.
00:43:44Let's go.
00:43:57There seems to be a magnetic interference.
00:43:59Could it prevent you from landing the fuel rocket, Doctor?
00:44:02Yes, but I believe the condition is diminishing with the planet's rotation around Mars.
00:44:06Look.
00:44:29Beautiful.
00:44:32If the planet does absorb the sun's rays.
00:44:35Then life must exist then.
00:44:37In all probability.
00:44:40Let's go.
00:44:42Let's go.
00:44:43Just think.
00:44:44A new world is almost within our grasp.
00:44:58Imagine the discoveries we could make.
00:45:01And we almost got there.
00:45:04If you hadn't sacrificed for us, you might have attained your goal.
00:45:07A life has more value than any goal that man can strive for.
00:45:27Let's go.
00:45:28Let's go.
00:45:30Let's go.
00:45:36We have two reasons, Craig's forthcoming marriage to the nicest girl I know and the
00:45:43rocket-wringing fuel. Success to both.
00:45:47Success to both.
00:45:55It's strange, any other time a fuel rocket couldn't compare with Nancy, but now I'm not
00:46:01so sure. Subdue the universe, but woman will always subdue man. Now, to business. The guidance
00:46:09antenna is still directing the rocket. It should be in our landing range presently. Let's
00:46:18get ready to receive it.
00:46:42The angle of entry is perfect. Switch to automatic landing control.
00:46:58It should indicate reversal stage. Does your reading check? Yes.
00:47:05The end of the day is perfect.
00:47:08The end of the day is perfect.
00:47:34Members of the Space Agency, our observatory reports that the pilotless fuel rocket has crashed on Angkor.
00:47:46Everything possible is being done to establish further contact with our astronauts.
00:47:51As soon as we have any word, you will be notified. Thank you.
00:48:10Craig, you haven't given up hope, have you?
00:48:12No.
00:48:13We're alive, and that's what's important.
00:48:16You're right.
00:48:35The transmitter's strong enough, the signal should be received.
00:48:38It will be.
00:48:39Certainly, seldom have I seen a man more ingenious than Dr. Gordon.
00:48:52No, sir. Not yet.
00:49:13No, sir. Not yet.
00:49:20Have you tried every wavelength?
00:49:22Yes.
00:49:27The distance and time element, everything checks out. I know I could make it.
00:49:33Please report from flight station.
00:49:34We are still unable to make contact.
00:49:37A piloted fuel rocket is our last course of action.
00:49:40I strongly recommend Paul Clinton as the man best qualified to undertake the flight.
00:49:51This is not an easy decision for me to make.
00:49:55A piloted rocket ship still requires additional testing.
00:49:59The commander could very well be right.
00:50:03But still, if there is some way to be certain that our men are still alive, I'll leave the decision
00:50:11to you, Paul.
00:50:14There's no other way.
00:50:16I have to go.
00:50:18No.
00:50:32You won't go.
00:50:33You want to go.
00:50:34Yeah.
00:50:40You won't go.
00:50:41You won't go.
00:50:44You won't go.
00:51:07Mercury, calling Earth.
00:51:11I'll keep trying.
00:51:14Calling Earth.
00:51:18I'll keep trying.
00:51:51I'll keep trying.
00:52:27I'll keep trying.
00:52:55I'll keep trying.
00:53:17I'll keep trying.
00:53:44I'll keep trying.
00:54:16I'll keep trying.
00:54:45I'll keep trying.
00:54:53I'll keep trying.
00:55:10I'll keep trying.
00:55:12I'll keep trying.
00:55:25I'll keep trying.
00:55:26I'll keep trying.
00:56:24I'll keep trying.
00:56:37I'll keep trying.
00:57:02I'll keep trying.
00:57:03I'll keep trying.
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01:00:10Cray will be here shortly.
01:00:12He's a hero.
01:00:13I'm just so excited.
01:00:15I can hardly believe that.
01:00:17They are so very kind, children.
01:00:19I'm so thrilled.
01:00:20This is my aunt.
01:00:22Oh, I've never been so happy and proud.
01:00:24Oh, I'm just too excited even to speak.
01:00:28Attention! Here is the latest bulletin on the spaceship Mercury.
01:00:32Landing will take place within the next several minutes.
01:00:35We are standing by to give you a detailed description of this historic event.
01:01:08Take her out!
01:01:25The End
01:01:26The End
01:03:06Craig.
01:03:08Craig.
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