Lost In Space
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1:16:03
Good morning,Will Robinson.
1:16:06
Solar panels are charged.
1:16:25
The radioactive material
we needforthe core...

1:16:28
is in the centre of that bubble.
1:16:30
l was afraid of this.
1:16:32
OK, everybody,
let's get settled now.

1:16:38
l thinkthis 'bubble'
outthere...

1:16:40
is exactly the same thing
we passed through in space.

1:16:44
Both of them are opening
and closing doorways.

1:16:48
Doorways to where?
1:16:50
Doorways in...time.
1:16:53
You can't be serious.
1:16:55
Time travel is impossible.
1:16:57
lt's not.
Just improbable.

1:16:59
What if we crossed
into a time...

1:17:03
years after Earth
sent a rescue mission?

1:17:06
Perhaps the professor
hit his head when we landed.

1:17:08
Think about it.
1:17:09
The way the Proteus
seemed desertedfor so long.

1:17:12
Yourfriend looking so old.
1:17:15
So if we walk
inside that bubble...

1:17:17
we could be walking
further into thefuture.

1:17:20
Dad,what if the doorways
aren't natural?

1:17:23
This kind of phenomenon could
only be produced naturally.

1:17:27
That bubble's
the kind of side effect...

1:17:29
l predicted my time machine
would do.

1:17:32
What if someone built a device--
1:17:33
Son...
l appreciate your input...

1:17:37
but now is notthe time
forflights offancy.

1:17:39
You never listen to me.
1:17:43
Not ever.
1:17:53
This time bubble could be
causing these earthquakes.

1:17:56
No telling how long before
this planet breaks up entirely.


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