1:03:01
- Tell them that help is on the way.
- No.
1:03:04
- I will not lie to them.
- We've got no choice.
1:03:07
God knows what they'll go through
in the next few hours.
1:03:10
They have a right to know
what'll happen to them.
1:03:12
Tell the truth, and I guarantee the integrity
of that station will be compromised.
1:03:23
A Russian...
1:03:26
submarine is on its way to you.
1:03:28
How the hell can they help us?
1:03:31
They're not coming here to help us.
1:03:35
How long do we have?
1:03:39
Three hours.
1:03:45
I'm so sorry, Julian.
1:04:06
Thank you, Dr. Bachman.
1:04:08
I know how hard that was for you.
1:04:11
No way!
1:04:13
They can't do this.
1:04:15
They just can't kill us all.
1:04:16
I say we load the plane
and we take our chances.
1:04:19
Unless the weather improves
our chances are slim.
1:04:21
No one's going anywhere. We walk out
of here, we can infect the entire planet.
1:04:25
We're not infected, for Christ's sake!
1:04:27
- Can you prove that?
- If we were, we would be dead.
1:04:31
Somehow we've managed
to develop a resistance.
1:04:33
What about running blood panels
on us to verify it?
1:04:36
Protozoa is known to disguise itself
in cellular protein.
1:04:39
- Could we be resistant?
- Possibly.
1:04:41
But Shelly is right. We could be part
of some hidden cycle of replication.
1:04:46
Infectious without any symptoms.
1:04:48
It's nothing but theoretical bullshit!
1:04:50
We see it in plant resistance all the time.
1:04:53
Introduce a pathogen,
some die immediately...
1:04:56
while others quickly develop antigens
against the infection.
1:04:59
Every minute we waste is a minute
we could spend further away from here.