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1:04:05
(TV) As the rescue rocket
points to the skies,...

1:04:08
..the world can only wait
and hope...

1:04:11
..and pray that they've found
a way to lift that craft,...

1:04:15
..those tons ofequipment,
that metal, plastic...

1:04:18
Hold on.
1:04:20
Hold on. They...
1:04:22
There is movement there.
1:04:23
There is definitely
something going on...

1:04:26
..near the command centre.
1:04:29
Uh, it seems...
1:04:30
- That's Patrick again, Iook!
- Patrick! Look!

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..a very small man is...
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lt's... lt's a boy!
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A... A boy astronaut...
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..ofmaybe nine or ten.
1:04:45
A buggy is making its way
across the tarmac.

1:04:49
But now,...
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..now we can see
a group approaching,...

1:04:52
..walking towards the boy.
1:04:55
One ofthe men is, um,...
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..um, is,...
shaking the boy's hand.

1:05:00
The eyes of the worId are on you,
Patrick Smash.

1:05:03
We aII admire you.
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God bIess you
and God bIess America.

1:05:07
Thank you, Mr President.
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Good Iuck, son.
1:05:13
(President) The boy's a miracIe.
1:05:16
(chiIdren chatter)
1:05:37
GentIemen,
what have you got?

1:05:39
EIectricaI systems
are go, sir!

1:05:41
Life-support system
on Iine, sir.

1:05:43
Ignition systems
on Iine, sir.

1:05:44
Methane filters engaged.
1:05:47
Cooling systems
are green for go, sir.

1:05:50
Sulphur boosters
are on line, sir.

1:05:54
Expansion chambers
are primed for influx.


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