1:14:02
I don't know.
1:14:04
I'll check the math again.
1:14:15
Was there a wind that day?
1:14:18
I don't remember.
1:14:20
'Cause if there was,
the wind probably came from the west...
1:14:25
which means that it
would've pushed the rocket...
1:14:30
right there.
1:14:36
Prodigious!
1:14:38
...associated--
1:14:47
Mr. Hayes, where are you off to
in such a hurry?
1:14:51
Everybody, back in your seats.
1:14:53
Miss Stanton, Miss Blue, let's go.
1:14:55
Back in your seats.
Mr. Hancock.
1:14:59
That goes for you, too, Mr. Wilson.
1:15:05
Miss Riley, what's going on here?
1:15:08
They didn't start that fire,
Mr. Turner.
1:15:10
In the first place, you are not
a member of this classroom.
1:15:14
Neither are you, Mr. Turner.
1:15:16
Why don't you let the boy
defend himself?
1:15:18
And in the second place...
1:15:20
this rocket proves nothing.
1:15:22
You've already admitted
having lost a number of your rockets.
1:15:25
You cannot prove conclusively...
1:15:27
that another one of them
didn't start that fire.
1:15:30
- Yes, I can.
- Oh?
1:15:38
Are we to conclude
that since leaving school...
1:15:40
you've not only become an expert
in rocket science but in trigonometry?
1:15:43
- I didn't say I was--
- You learned more in the coal mines...
1:15:46
than you did in high school.
1:15:49
Let the boy talk.
1:15:51
Go ahead, Homer.
1:15:52
Now, that fire was near Welch...
1:15:54
just under three miles
from our launch pad.
1:15:57
At the time of the fire, the best
that we could do was 1.2 miles...