:19:24
What?
:19:27
What's happening here, gentlemen?
:19:31
Communications,
what's your status?
:19:33
All thermal and laser imaging generating
a negative white screen response, sir.
:19:37
- That's impossible.
- Captain, radar not responding either.
:19:39
Right. Switch to
auxiliary power, Mr. Lewis.
:19:41
Let's do a circuit check.
:19:44
No response, sir.
We have a complete mainframe meltdown.
:19:47
- What about the communications gear?
- Gone. All completely gone!
:19:49
- Maybe it's the storm, sir.
- No, no. That's nonsense.
:19:52
- This ship is impervious to weather.
- Can we still send?
:19:54
Our signal goes out static, sir.
Ive never seen anything like it.
:19:56
This equipment is state-of-the-art!
Top of the line!
:19:58
Mr. Canton, please!
:20:00
We are in a very dangerous
situation here. We are running...
:20:03
without radar or any form of imaging;
we are sailing blind.
:20:06
- No way to communicate our situation.
- I have something here, sir.
:20:10
- What is it, Colin?
- I don't know, sir,
:20:12
but whatever it is,
it's, uh, big.
:20:15
Probably just
a pod of whales.
:20:18
Moving at 31 knots, sir?
I don't think so.
:20:20
- Where's it coming from?
- Directly beneath us, sir.
:20:23
160 meters directly beneath us
and rising very quickly.
:20:26
150 meters.
140.
:20:29
130. 120.
:20:31
110. 100 meters.
:20:34
Ninety, eighty.
:20:36
- Seventy, sixty.
- What are they?
:20:38
Fifty meters.