:17:00
PARKER: HoId on.
We can'tfix it out here anyway.
:17:05
We need to reroute
a coupIe of these ducts.
:17:08
KANE: Dry-docktime.
:17:09
BRETT: Dry-dock.
TeII them we need to dry-dock.
:17:12
PARKER: We couIdn'tfix it
out here anyway.
:17:13
We gotto reroute
aII these ducts.
:17:15
In orderto do that,
we've gotto dry-dock.
:17:18
DALLAS: [Sighs] What eIse?
:17:20
PARKER:
Somefragments caked up...
:17:21
and we've gotto cIean it
aII out and repressurize it.
:17:24
DALLAS: How Iong
before we'refunctionaI?
:17:27
PARKER: What?
:17:28
BRETT:
Seventeen hours,teII him.
:17:31
PARKER:
At Ieasttwenty-five hours.
:17:34
RIPLEY: Get started.
I'II be right down.
:17:36
PARKER:
What's she coming down herefor?
:17:38
BRETT: She'd better
stay thefuck out of my way.
:17:40
PARKER: I'd Iike to see
what she'II do.
:17:53
DALLAS: Any response yet?
:17:55
ASH: Nope. AbsoIuteIy nothing...
:17:56
exceptthe same transmission
every tweIve seconds.
:17:59
AII the other channeIs are dead.
:18:08
DALLAS: Kick on thefIoods.
:18:23
KANE:
We can't go anywhere in this.
:18:25
DALLAS: Mm-hmm.
:18:27
ASH: Mother says the sun's
coming up in twenty minutes.
:18:29
DALLAS: Howfar are we
from the source of transmission?
:18:31
ASH: Northeast,
just undertwo thousand meters.
:18:35
KANE: WaIking distance?
:18:37
[DaIIas chuckIes]
:18:40
DALLAS:
Can you give me an atmospheric?
:18:41
ASH: Yes.
:18:46
ASH: Oh.
:18:49
It's aImost primordiaI.
:18:52
There's inert nitrogen...
:18:53
high concentration
of carbon dioxide crystaIs...
:18:55
methane.
:18:56
I'm working
on the trace eIements.
:18:58
DALLAS: Anything eIse?
:18:59
ASH:
Yes. There's rock--Iava base.