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:15:02
dormant hot spots
deep in the mantle...

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and this, in turn, has allowed the
release of hyper-thermal gases...

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which, in its turn, has contributed to
accelerate the greenhouse effect...

:15:12
...and this possibly leads on...
-Can we just let her talk?

:15:18
It means we have 3 days to stop
the Pacific plate from moving.

:15:23
-Or what?
-The Earth incinerates itself.

:15:28
Hold the hell on. I thought we were
talking about Mother Earth here.

:15:31
-The one that keeps on ticking?
-Well, put it this way, Colonel.

:15:35
The Earth will still be here.
We won't.

:15:41
-Is this actually possible?
-Apparently so, Mr. President.

:15:44
It 's been confirmed by JPL.
But to be honest...

:15:48
you're looking at the two
brightest people in the field.

:15:51
What do we do to prevent this?
:15:53
Well, based on the plate's
current momentum...

:15:57
there's only one way to stop it.
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-How?
-By triggering aseismic event.

:16:06
You might call it a global
chiropractic adjustment.

:16:10
-Yes, yes. What she means is...
-Excuse me.

:16:13
What are we really
talking about here?

:16:17
A thermonuclear explosion.
:16:20
-A what?
-Are you out of your mind?

:16:23
Doctor, do you concur with this?
:16:26
Yes, Mr. President, I do.
:16:30
The Pacific plate has already
moved 26.6 centimeters.

:16:34
Once it moves past
44 centimeters...

:16:37
nothing we can do
will have any effect.

:16:41
There will quite literally be
Hell on Earth.

:16:45
How large an explosion?
:16:48
15 megatons.
:16:50
A hundred times the explosion
that decimated Hiroshima.

:16:55
Where?
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Based on my calculations,
which are, in turn, based on...


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