:16:02
Engineers from nearby Fort Belvoir
have failed to budge him,
:16:06
and metallurgical experts
have found his huge body impregnable.
:16:10
They're now concentrating on
the ship itself, so far with no results.
:16:29
Getting anyplace, Sergeant?
:16:31
Oh, no, sir. This beats me, sir.
:16:34
I saw the ramp come through the side of the
ship right here. Now I can't even find a crack.
:16:41
Oh, Carlson. What's the report?
:16:44
No luck, sir. We've tried everything
from a blowtorch to a diamond drill.
:16:51
- What about him?
- He's made out of the same stuff.
:16:53
- Has he moved, Sergeant?
- No, sir. Not an inch.
:16:56
This is the toughest material
I ever saw, General.
:16:59
For hardness and strength,
it's out of this world.
:17:02
I can tell you officially
that's where it came from!
:17:07
The skeletal structure's completely normal.
:17:10
The tests show the same for major organs -
the heart, liver, spleen, kidneys.
:17:15
Yeah, and the lungs are the same as ours.
:17:17
That must mean a similar atmosphere,
similar pressure.
:17:22
- How old do you think he is?
- Oh, I'd say 35, 38.
:17:26
He told me this morning
while I was examining him. He's 78.
:17:29
- Well, I don't believe it.
- Life expectancy is 130.
:17:32
- How does he explain that?
- Says their medicine's much more advanced.
:17:36
He was very nice about it, but he
made me feel like a third-class witch doctor.
:17:46
I removed a bullet
from that man's arm yesterday.
:17:49
- Well, what about it?
- I just examined the wound, and it's healed.
:17:53
- What does he say about it?
- Said he put salve on it, stuff he had on him.
:17:57
- What are you gonna do with it?
- Take it downstairs and have it analysed.