:13:00
DJ Trauma.
:13:04
All right. All right.
Now, then, l got a question.
:13:08
What the fuck are we doing here?
:13:10
Perhaps the good doctor
will tell us.
:13:14
Thank you. Uh, l want to say
:13:17
how much l appreciate
this opportunity...
:13:19
Yes. You appreciate
being here, Doctor,
:13:22
but understand - we don't.
:13:24
We were taken off leave
and sent into Neptune space.
:13:28
We are three billion clicks
from the nearest outpost.
:13:31
The last time USAC attempted
a rescue this far out...
:13:34
we lost both ships.
So if you please...
:13:37
Right. Well, everything
l'm about to tell you
:13:42
is considered code black
by the NSA.
:13:45
USAC intercepted
a radio transmission
:13:47
from a decaying orbit
around Neptune.
:13:50
The source of this transmission
:13:52
has been identified
as the Event Horizon.
:13:57
Yeah. Well, that's bullshit,
for starters.
:14:00
l lost leave for this?
Thank you so much!
:14:03
Smitty, sit down.
:14:07
Cooper, as you were.
:14:08
Just let the man speak.
:14:10
What was made public
about the Event Horizon...
:14:14
that she was a research vessel,
:14:16
that her reactor went critical,
and she blew up...
:14:19
none of that is true.
:14:21
The Event Horizon was
a secret government project
:14:25
to create a spacecraft capable
of faster-than-light flight.
:14:28
Uh, excuse me.
You can't actually do that.
:14:31
The law of relativity prohibits it.
:14:35
Relativity, yes. We can't break
the law of relativity,
:14:38
but we can go around it.
:14:40
The ship doesn't really
go faster than light.
:14:43
lt creates a gateway
to jump instantaneously
:14:47
from one point to another
light years away.
:14:50
How?
:14:51
Well, that's difficult to...
it's all math.
:14:54
Try us, Doctor.
:14:56
Right. Well, uh,
using layman's terms...
:14:59
we use a retaining magnetic field