Event Horizon
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l lost leave for this?
Thank you so much!

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Smitty, sit down.
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Cooper, as you were.
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Just let the man speak.
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What was made public
about the Event Horizon...

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that she was a research vessel,
:14:16
that her reactor went critical,
and she blew up...

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none of that is true.
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The Event Horizon was
a secret government project

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to create a spacecraft capable
of faster-than-light flight.

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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,

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but we can go around it.
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The ship doesn't really
go faster than light.

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lt creates a gateway
to jump instantaneously

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from one point to another
light years away.

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How?
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Well, that's difficult to...
it's all math.

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Try us, Doctor.
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Right. Well, uh,
using layman's terms...

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we use a retaining magnetic field
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to focus a narrow beam of gravitons.
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These, in turn, fold space-time
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until the space-time curvature
becomes infinitely large

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and you produce a singularity.
Now, the singularity...

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Layman's terms.
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Well, fuck layman's terms.
Do you speak English?

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lmagine for a minute
that this piece of paper...

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Uh, excuse me.
That's Vanessa, and that's mine.

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This piece of paper
represents space-time,

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and you want to get from "A" here...
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to "B" there.
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Now, what's the shortest
distance between two points?

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A straight line.
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Wrong. The shortest distance
between two points is zero,

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and that's what the gateway does...
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it folds... space
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so that point "A" and point "B"
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coexist in the same
space and time.

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When the spacecraft
passes through the gateway,


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