1:00:02
and it seems...
1:00:04
well, it seems the plate
has picked up some speed.
1:00:08
Now at the rate of
this acceleration...
1:00:10
one explosion won't be
enough to stop it.
1:00:14
-We'll detonate the other nuke.
-Is that what it says?
1:00:19
-Here. Take a look for yourself.
-Have you done a full diagnostic?
1:00:23
Have you calculated the
relative and peripheral motions?
1:00:26
Yes, I did it all.
And I'm telling you.
1:00:31
-I think I'm right about this.
-You "think" you're right.
1:00:36
Jules, have you got any ideawhat
will happen if we overcook this?
1:00:41
We could have aseismic effect
that would destroy every city...
1:00:45
on the Pacific seaboard.
1:00:48
You want us to risk this because
you think you're right about this.
1:00:52
Now there is a distinction
between thinking you're right...
1:00:56
and being right!
1:00:58
And you should know that by now!
1:01:03
Is that it?
1:01:06
-Is that all you have to say?
-There's a great deal I could say.
1:01:10
I'm sure there is, but we don't have
time to talk about it right now.
1:01:12
Look at the numbers again.
Run your own peripherals.
1:01:16
But don't just ignore this data
because it 's coming from me.
1:01:20
Stop being irrational!
1:01:26
Is it really that difficult
for you to admit...
1:01:30
that for once in your life
you are wrong about this...
1:01:33
and that I am right?
1:01:36
-I am right about this!
-Right about what?
1:01:41
The second nuke.
We're going to have set it off.
1:01:44
-That is not true, Colonel.
-The hell it 's not.
1:01:47
Look, we never took into
account the seismic disruptions.
1:01:51
With every quake,
the speed of the plate changes.
1:01:55
Now based on the current velocity...
1:01:57
one blast won't be
enough to stop it.