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00:09You saved me. I must repay you.
00:21Maybe I can fix a spaceship, too.
00:23I can fix it.
00:26All I got was mockery and humiliation.
00:29They didn't know I built that engine.
00:34Trust me. I'm the only one who can solve your problem.
00:40What's all this noise? Is the engine fixed or not?
00:43We're handing it over to NASA tomorrow.
00:45If it's not ready, this company is bankrupt and none of you get paid.
00:49Jack, come look.
00:51This bomb claims he can fix the rocket engine.
00:56How did you even get in here? Get out!
00:58Now, I'm not a homeless man.
01:01You think I'm stupid?
01:03Look at yourself.
01:04Do you even know what we're working on?
01:05This is the most advanced full-flow liquid oxygen engine in the world.
01:09Its internal design is more complex than the human brain.
01:12I brought in eight top experts for two weeks and they couldn't fix it.
01:16Who do you think you are?
01:20I swear to you, I can fix it.
01:23I've never met a bum with this much nerve. Fine, I'll take that bet.
01:27If you fix these engines before the deadline, I'll give you 50% of the company.
01:31What? Half the company? That's worth hundreds of millions!
01:34Are you insane? You're trusting a homeless man?
01:36This is cutting-edge aerospace equipment.
01:38We're top experts and we don't dare touch it.
01:39You're letting some clueless bum work on it?
01:41If it's not ready on time, you'll be sued.
01:43You could even go to prison!
01:44Dad, don't be rash.
01:45NASA's contract has a clause.
01:47If unauthorized adjustments damage the hardware,
01:49we'll go bankrupt and end up in federal court.
01:52I'm not done yet.
01:54You sign a liability agreement first.
01:56If you fail or if you damage anything,
01:59all responsibility falls on you.
02:00You still want to bet?
02:04You're a failure!
02:06You'll never get back on your feet!
02:08You'll always be a loser who gets walked all over!
02:13I'm in.
02:15If I fail, I'll take full responsibility.
02:18Good.
02:19Drop the contract.
02:20Now!
02:27If I sign this,
02:29will you really honor that 50%?
02:31Of course!
02:32A bum fixing a rocket engine.
02:34Not a chance.
02:37Fine.
02:39I'll sign.
02:48He actually signed.
02:50You're insane.
02:52Do you have any idea what this means?
02:53If you fail, you'll spend the rest of your life in prison.
02:56Trust me.
02:57I can fix it.
02:58You're an idiot.
03:00This is the most advanced rocket engine in the world.
03:02An entire team of experts couldn't fix it, and you think you can do it alone?
03:06I'll tear this contract up.
03:07Don't throw your life away for pride.
03:08It's not about pride.
03:10I said I can fix it, and I will.
03:13You.
03:15My daughter tried to save you, but you insist on dying.
03:18Fine.
03:19I'll give you what you want.
03:20Two days.
03:21That's all you get.
03:22Fail, and you're going to prison.
03:23Old man, do you even know how many parts are in this engine?
03:26Do you know its basic internal structure?
03:27Do you even know where the ignition switch is?
03:29You know nothing.
03:29How can you fix it?
03:40I know every single detail, because I built every part of this machine with my own hands.
03:45Then watch closely.
03:47I'll show you exactly how it's done.
03:51This engine combines thermodynamics, aerodynamics, electronics, dozens of advanced technologies.
03:56Even a specialist can't master them all.
03:58You fixing it is pure.
03:59I've already signed.
04:00Don't go back on your word.
04:04If you actually pull this off, I'll give you the 50%, and I'll make you CTO.
04:09But if you're bluffing, you'll regret it.
04:14Old friend, I built you with my own hands.
04:20Let's shut these arrogant fools up together.
04:22They're right.
04:23This engine was developed ten years ago by my mentor, Professor Leo, and his mentor, Professor Eric.
04:28Together, they broke through countless technical barriers in record time.
04:31No one has been able to match them since.
04:32The only viable solution right now is to replace the internal hardware system.
04:36Repairing it is out of the question.
04:38The cost is astronomical.
04:40The hardware system is fine.
04:41There's no need for replacement.
04:43With Leo's help, I verified this hardware system's reliability myself.
04:48There's no way it's failing this badly.
04:53Professor Eric, you're a genius.
04:54This hardware system is flawless.
04:57It's a perfect match for the engine.
04:58I've tested its reliability countless times, and no one in aerospace history has ever achieved this.
05:03You've created a miracle.
05:04Twenty years ago.
05:06Feels like yesterday.
05:07Brooke, keep an eye on him.
05:08If he tries to run, take him straight to the FBI for fraud.
05:11Got it, boss.
05:12Listen, we already asked Miller's team.
05:13They're the top experts.
05:14They said we have to replace the whole hardware system.
05:17Don't be stupid.
05:17You'll destroy your life.
05:19I told you.
05:20I know this engine better than anyone.
05:23I'm the only person in the world who can bring it back to life.
05:26This farm is insane.
05:27He actually thinks he's the only one who can fix it?
05:31A homeless man better than aerospace experts?
05:34What a joke.
05:36The shell is cold.
05:37No residual heat.
05:39Could the cooling system be the problem?
05:41Fire it up.
05:42What?
05:43The internal cooling system is the problem.
05:45Firing it up is the only way to pinpoint the root cause.
05:48Ridiculous.
05:49He thinks he can find a core failure in a rocket engine by touching it?
05:53This guy's insane.
05:55Let him mess around.
05:56If he ruins this multi-million dollar equipment,
05:59Jack misses the deadline,
06:00and NASA's launch gets delayed,
06:02that's a whole different level of trouble.
06:04What are you doing?
06:05Igniting a faulty engine without authorization could cause a blowout.
06:08Keep the thrust low and it'll be fine.
06:20He's touching the shell while the engine is ignited.
06:23He's a reckless madman.
06:25What is he doing?
06:26That shell is scorching hot.
06:28How can he touch it?
06:29Jack, are you really going to let this circus continue?
06:31I'm warning you.
06:32If this keeps up, that engine will be scrap metal.
06:35Then there's no going back.
06:41I found the problem.
06:50The internal hardware is fine.
06:52That's nonsense.
06:53Even Professor Miller's team confirmed it.
06:55The hardware is fried.
06:56Look at this.
06:57The report clearly shows the hardware is burnt out.
06:59The official recommendation is a full replacement.
07:02$72 million.
07:05The cooling system is failing.
07:07Heat isn't dissipating.
07:08The sensors are giving false readings at high temperatures.
07:11These reports are worthless.
07:13Shut up.
07:14That diagnostic system was developed by Professor Miller
07:17and approved by industry authorities.
07:19It's used by space agencies worldwide.
07:22An entire team of top experts is less capable than a homeless man?
07:26That's a joke.
07:28I don't care who he is or what he's built.
07:32I only believe in facts.
07:34The cooling system is the issue, and I can fix it with my hands.
07:39What?
07:40Old man, Miller's team is the gold standard in aerospace.
07:44Nobody's more authoritative.
07:46If you can't fix it, admit defeat and get lost.
07:50Stop wasting everyone's time.
07:53Enough with the theories.
07:54I want results.
07:55You said you could fix it with your hands, so fix it.
07:59Now.
08:01The coolant valve bolts are loose.
08:03When the engine ignites, too much coolant leaks out,
08:06dropping the shell temperature and simulating a hardware failure.
08:11Old man, how could bolts on such an advanced engine come loose?
08:15You tell me.
08:16This engine uses the lightest components and comes with a full installation manual and professional tools.
08:25This kind of basic error shouldn't happen.
08:28Are you questioning our professionalism?
08:31We followed every regulation and procedure in the manual.
08:34Then it means you weren't thorough enough.
08:37When I install an engine, I don't make these mistakes.
08:41And I certainly don't blame the hardware without real evidence.
08:46You absurd.
08:48If the cooling system was the problem, how could the most precise laser scanners miss it?
08:54That means your instruments are wrong.
08:57Save the lecture.
08:59How do we fix it?
09:04First, tighten the coolant bolts.
09:06Then adjust the ignition sequence on the computer system.
09:09Inject the cryogenic coolant exactly half a second before ignition.
09:16Old man, this is advanced aerospace gear.
09:20Top experts spent two weeks on this.
09:24And you think one bolt fixes it?
09:28Who are you kidding?
09:30Exactly.
09:32Stop pretending.
09:34You can still replace the hardware if you admit defeat now.
09:38And nobody can achieve that level of precision.
09:41Half a second?
09:43Impossible.
09:45If you can't calculate the timing and flow rate, then yes, you'd fail.
09:50But if you can hit that half second window, the engine will run perfectly.
09:56How does a homeless man know so much about this engine?
09:59Jack, don't listen to him.
10:01He's talking nonsense.
10:03It's a pipe dream.
10:06Nobody can do what he's saying.
10:09If it explodes, you'll be in court.
10:13Enough!
10:18You're absolutely certain?
10:21I'm certain.
10:22I'm warning you.
10:24If this is all just an act to buy time, I swear you won't see tomorrow.
10:31Of course.
10:32But first, I need the physical toollet that came with this engine.
10:37I have to secure the internal bolts before I can adjust the startup sequence.
10:43Physical toollet?
10:45I think I remember that from a lecture.
10:48Sensors can be unreliable, but the human eye doesn't lie.
10:52The tools came with the engine.
10:53They should be locked in a silver-sealed container.
10:58Just admit you're out of ideas.
11:02Don't make up stories about some till kit.
11:05We're certified experts.
11:07We've been working with this machine for weeks, and we've never seen anything like that.
11:12Exactly!
11:13We're in the digital age.
11:15Those old manual toolkits are obsolete.
11:18Every contractor who services rocket engines receives one of these kits.
11:23They should be in your storage.
11:25Blue spare parts label on the box.
11:29It's the last line of defense when the sensors fail.
11:32Professor?
11:34Please take someone to check.
11:36Fine!
11:37We'll look.
11:37Let's see what tricks this beggar has left.
11:41When we come back empty-handed, your act is over.
11:48How can he just touch the shell and know what's wrong?
11:51Then what are we experts even for?
11:54Right!
11:55If a hand is better than all our instruments, why are we here?
12:03It actually exists?
12:05I pay you millions every year, and you don't even know what's in your own storage?
12:13What am I paying you for?
12:15Mr. Jack, in modern aerospace engineering, these manual tools are obsolete.
12:24Everything is automated now.
12:25Who would think to use outdated equipment to fix a rocket engine?
12:34One more time.
12:36You promise 50% ownership if I fix this.
12:39No going back?
12:41I keep my word.
12:44Good.
12:46Such advanced equipment.
12:48We're top experts and couldn't solve it in two weeks.
12:51He touches it twice, ignores the data, and works blind.
12:57Is he better than Professor Leo and Professor Eric?
13:11This is impossible.
13:13He's manually adjusting the coolant injector ports?
13:18Without even referencing a manual.
13:23How does he know exactly where to go?
13:26Sophia, don't fall for it.
13:28Anyone can put on a show.
13:30This engine has micro-level precision.
13:32One micron off, and it'll tear itself apart on ignition.
13:36This is the legendary Repton Assembly technique.
13:39Professor Leo mentioned it once in a lecture.
13:42Only one person in the world mastered it.
13:46Could he be the aerospace genius, Professor Eric himself?
13:50No.
13:51That can't be right.
13:53Professor Eric wouldn't be a homeless man.
13:55What do you mean, Sophia?
13:57Can he actually do this?
14:00Jack, you're actually believing this fraud?
14:04Top experts couldn't fix this, but a piece of iron will?
14:09I guarantee, if he starts that engine, it'll blow up.
14:13Instead of watching this circus act, Jack, call Professor Miller.
14:18Get the $72 million ready for that hardware replacement.
14:24That's your only shot at meeting the deadline.
14:27Twenty years ago, in NASA's dark test bay, I learned every quick of yours.
14:34Never thought I'd see you again after all this time.
14:38Don't worry, old friend.
14:40I'll get you running again.
14:43Who are you, really?
14:45How do you know this lost technique?
15:07Done.
15:08You