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Stargazers tonight. The Geminid meteor
shower is set to put on a once -in -a

-lifetime show between 6 p .m. and 2 a
.m. So set your sights to the north

-northeast high in the sky.

The National Weather Service says temps
could dip into the mid -60s, so you have

a beautiful night to sit up with a
sweetheart, kick back, and put something

the grill.

And here's a fun fact from Wyoming's
Meteor Research Center at Hopkins Air

Base.

Only twice in the shower's history have
we seen a shower lasting longer than two

hours. And this one goes late, late into
the night. So it sounds like it's going

to be quite a show.

Don't go to bed early.

And I didn't know this, but our weather
guy is saying to me that these falling

stars are actually debris from an
asteroid that orbits the sun every year

half. It's named, how do you pronounce
this?

Bathan. Bathan, is that it?

We won't be able to see that tonight,
but plenty of shooting stars will be

dancing across the sky.

Keep it cool. Keep it fun.

Keep it safe.

Definitely be ready for a fireworks
display from Mother Nature.

in rural Wyoming this morning. Reports
have been flooding in from NORAD and the

International Space Station of some
unusual activity related to a meteor

mostly viewable in the northern U .S.

Observatories around the world are
coordinating efforts to assure that the

meteor that made ground late yesterday
was one isolated incident.

Mount Wilson Observatory in Southern
California is closely monitoring a group

58 meteors.

They want to reassure the public that
there is at this point no cause for

and that they're keeping a close eye on
the shower as it intensifies.

Notch's Road. Notch's Road. Let me know
when you see it.

And reports here at KYOS Wyoming.

Next dirt road on the right.

Why do meteors always land in the middle
of nowhere?

I hate these country roads.

I think we're here.

My great -grandfather built that barn,
you know? It's all I have. It's all the

money I have.

All right, all right.

Let's see what we got here, huh?

Well, let's go say hi.

How are you doing, guys?

Hello. Hi. Hi.

Hi. Officer Bridget. Nice to meet you.
Kurt.

Yeah, at first I thought it was a jet
from the Air Force base that caught on

fire, or maybe it was a missile that
flew out of control.

But until we got your call to shelter in
place, this town was in a panic.

Well, that's understandable.

A meteor traveling ten times the speed
of sound will frighten anybody.

So are you the poor woman who just got
her house destroyed?

Yeah. Oh, yeah, she was pretty shook up,
but she keeps mentioning how happy she

is that you guys are located just a
couple miles up the road. Yeah, you're

folks that study the UFOs?

No, we actually study meteors.

Meredith, this is Dr. Kurt Siegel. He's
from the base. He's their lead

meteorologist. That's for weather,
Brian.

Actually, we're called meteorists.

Those weather people claim that cool
name, unfortunately, so here we are.

Oh, yeah, I mean.

Well, this was my house. I just put in
fresh juniper bushes. That explosion

fried my radio.

So, do you mind if we go ahead and take
a closer look at things?

Yeah, feel free. It's a sad sight. Come
on.

All right, this way.

Watch your step.

You've got to go around here.

There's too much damage on the other
side.

All right, now watch your step here.
It's kind of tricky.

All right.

All right, so it came from right over
here, it crashed the top of my house,

landed right over there.

Go ahead.

Here, watch yourself. Watch it.

All right, watch your step.

Watch yourself.

Look at that.

Well, this doesn't make sense.

What?

The size of it.

It's way too big.

Why? What'd you expect?

About a fraction of this.

That's about six foot.

What do you think, Mara?

If this was the size of an actual
missile, what would it do?

Well, Gemini, it's travel what? 20 ,000,
30 ,000 miles an hour?

Let's try.

Okay. Well, even without a payload, a
small ICBM would generate the force

equivalent to a ton of TNT.

So something this size?

Speed?

This whole town should be gone.

How do you explain that, Doc?

I'm not sure.

The only plausible explanation is that
this meteor was traveling at a much

slower speed than it should have.

We'll need a second opinion on this.
I've got to make a call.

Hey, Gwen, it's Siegel.

Yes, I'm at the crash site.

There are a few things that just don't
add up here.

I think we could really use your
expertise.

Oh, you're on your way? Good.

Because I need you and Beth down here
stat to run some element profiles.

I can't figure out for the life of me
how this thing survived the atmosphere.

Or if there'll be more.

We're going to need to dig into this
thing. Hope you have your field kit.

Okay. See you in a minute.

She asked if we could take the
helicopter to save time, and I told her

breaking transport protocol ever again.

Please don't tell me you taught her how
to fly a helicopter.

I had a heart attack when I found out
you taught her how to fly a jet.

Well, I wish I had a chauffeur to fly me
around in a helicopter.

Title's heavy weapons analyst.

But yeah, I can get people where they
need to go from time to time.

Especially if they want to blow stuff
up.

My apologies.

To be fair, I did teach Gwen the basics
of flying an F -35, and I told her next

time we're up, she can take the
controls.

Michael's coming with her.

Michael?

No, it's just her and Beth.

They're here.

Gwen, I understand your husband's a hot
shot colonel now.

At the base, but we do still need you in
the field from time to time. Sorry I'm

late. Bad big process today?

Bad. Good to see you. Yeah.

So, no, I'm late because I had to start
the spectral imaging process. I told you

that was unnecessary.

One of my predictive models called this
a meteor shower.

Yeah, well, we should talk about that.

Yeah, we should. You've got to take a
look at this.

Okay.

Kurt, did you happen to see all those
dead birds in the drive -in this

Yeah, that's not uncommon in a meteor
shower.

Yeah, no, but it seemed different.

Gwen, what is it?

Beth, would you mind giving us a moment?

Thanks.

Kurt, I'm telling you, I'm concerned
about this meteor cloud's density.

With four objects aggregated from the
center, it could indicate something much

larger, more dangerous that's affecting
them.

Gwen. I understand being cautious
because of Russia, but I ran a complete

matrix and everything looked fine.

You know, but what if we were wrong
about Phaeton's disappearance in that

storm?

After that asteroid's last perihelion,
it never came back out from behind the

sun. That was the biggest solar shower
in decades.

Unless we just can't see it.

Can't see it.

Gwen.

Go ahead. Come on.

The crater's this way.

Beth?

So, Gwen, Beth, this is Brian, and then
next to him is Meredith, the unfortunate

homeowner.

Hey, Brian, Meredith, this is our lead
astrophysicist. Oh, my God, Gwen

Armstrong. I read all about you in Wired
magazine.

Looks like you have a fan.

Oh, God, I'm so sorry about what
happened to those poor people who got

and played in this Russia.

Thank you.

I've read every single one of your
books. Seriously, when I saw what

TV after your prediction, I felt so sad,
you know?

They said that the U .S. got the
coordinates completely wrong, and by the

they warned the Russians, it was too
late.

Was that you? Were you the one who got
the coordinates completely wrong?

That was me.

I'm sorry.

Sorry that that happened.

Thank you.

Thank you for your kind words.

Hey, Brian, Meredith, can I borrow you
guys for a second?

I want you to tell me all about what you
saw when that meteor struck, yeah?

Hey, Mary, why don't you go radio base
and tell them we'll be here about

hour. Copy that.

You okay?

Yeah. I just want to get this sample.

But if I'm being completely honest, this
whole Russia thing is still haunting

me.

Sorry. I don't mean to dump all of this
on you. I know you're here just to

learn.

Hi.

Dr. Armstrong?

I don't mean to overset my bounds, but
for what it's worth, your theories are

taught all over the world. Your husband,
Michael, just got promoted for helping

redesign a nuclear launch system.

And you get to work with him every day.

If I even had a fraction of those
things, I think my life is pretty

Thank you for all of that.

Okay, it's time to focus on the task at
hand.

All right.

So I need you to put these on.

I want you to monitor the meteor cloud
as I take the sample.

I've never done this before.

You said you want to work in this
industry, right?

Absolutely. Well, right now we need to
make sure that this meteor shower isn't

meteor storm or something more
dangerous.

Okay.

Put these on.

I'll walk you through it.

Okay.

So the first setting is just a basic
telescope that you look through the

The second rendering closes the aperture
and gives you a real VR rendering from

the Pentagon's database in real time.

Here you go. Try that on.

Oh, wow.

This is incredible.

It's like I'm standing above Earth's
orbit.

Yeah. Pretty cool.

And the third setting, it just freezes
the frame and gives you an interactive

model, but you don't need to worry about
that right now.

What I need from you is to tell me if
you see meteor dust in the center of

meteor cloud or if it's something solid,
like an object.

It kind of just looks like a blob.

It keeps shifting and changing around,
but I can't really focus on it.

Okay. Well, reach out your hand and pull
up the menu bar on the right -hand

side. Squeeze your wrist and open it up.

Okay, and what is the density in the
center of that meteor cloud?

Six objects per square mile.

Six? Yeah, it took six.

Do you remember how to do a process?

Yeah, I can do that.

Okay. Okay.

You know.

Hey, Gwen. What's the ETA on that
sample?

Uh, 30 seconds.

Okay.

I don't understand why he keeps rushing
you.

Maybe if he'd give you more time on your
spectral imaging theory in Russia, all

of those people would have gotten hurt.

No. I had enough time.

But your spectral imaging theory
revolutionized the way we do things in

industry. I mean... Do you remember that
asteroid that we found off the

observatory in Hawaii?

Yeah, it was 40 ,000 miles off of Earth.

Mm -hmm.

Well, we found it because of Kurt's
algorithms.

He's the best at projecting algorithms.

What's that prophet say?

59 % iron and 31 % silicate. Both the
iron and silicate have fully

But what if Dr. Siegel ran his algorithm
test on something better, something

worthwhile like the Braeberg effect?

I don't think that Anton Braeberg is
someone that you should want to model

career after.

He's kind of the laughingstock of the
science community right now.

Okay.

Okay, what's the core temperature?

400 degrees.

Are you sure?

Yeah, it says 400.

Um, okay. Um, we've got to take another
sample.

That can't be right.

Hey, Gwen, how are we coming on that
sample?

30 seconds.

What is that, Gwen?

It's a composite drill. It's a
combination of a diamond and a laser.

It can cut through anything.

We've got to get this back to base.

Immediately.

You okay?

Yeah. Hey, Josh!

AMS site just reported meteor -made
ground fall 12 miles to the south. We

go. Come on.

We have to escape.

Now. This is much worse than we thought.

I'll check in with NWF.

Fine, just get us out of here.

Go, get us out of here.

Where's Glenn?

Where's Glenn?

Come on.

Where did you get this car?

Owner got killed by a meteorite. Go, go,
go.

No.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Beth is not there.

It's gone, Gwen. Gwen. It's gone.

There's no

signal. There's no signal anywhere.

Mara, what do you got? What do you know?

Last update I got was one minute ago.
Meteor strike.

Outside of Dublin. The thing's global.

Oh, my God.

Do you have anything?

Man, the network's jammed.

You know what?

Let me try the satellite radio.

Reverse! Reverse! Go back! Go back!

That was close.

Everybody take a breath. We're okay.

One minute.

Okay. You okay?

The guy through the ground fall spans
the entire hemisphere.

There's no way the Pentagon's out of
full response. No way.

You know, they're definitely going to
add a Level 5 nuke strike for good

measure. Probably.

If they've already launched a Level 5,
then we're too late.

Because those meteors will detonate
those nukes long before it'll reach the

asteroid, and then we'll have nothing
left to destroy it.

What about NASA, JPL, GSS? They had to
have seen something.

No one can see it. It's hidden inside
the meteor cloud.

Remember, it's a needle in a haystack.

I know. Okay, we just need to get there.
We need to tell them to stop at level

five.

Stop at level five?

They're not going to react to us.
They're going to think we're giving them

flawed data because of Russia.

And if we need proof, we don't have it.

So what are we going to do?

I don't know, Mara. This contradicts my
entire threat matrix.

I'm at a loss.

Gwen, help me out.

Okay, first things first, okay? We have
to make sure that they launch the EMOD,

okay? The evacuations, the meteor
shield, the ordnance, and the orbital

okay? And then, Kurt, you know what? I
want you to take this. Flag the center

the mass in the meteor cloud. Mark it as
APB and let all the departments know,

okay? At least that will give them a
fighting chance, at least if I deem it.

I got it. I got it. Okay, good.

Okay, keep driving.

And level five?

As far as level five, Kurt's right.

They're not going to delay a threat
response.

And if we want them to stop the launch,
then the data needs to come from

somebody else.

Someone like Michael.

He's now a lieutenant colonel, and he's
got nuclear defense clearances.

Yeah, but even if order comes down from
him, he still has to get vetted by SING,

who's at base.

Yeah, and SING's not stupid.

He's going to know that order is coming
from you, Gwen.

Not if you break the chain of command
and go straight to the Pentagon, okay?

There's no vetting, there's no agencies,
there's no red tape.

Michael still blames me for Russia,
Gwen.

He's going to take your breaking
protocol at the same time for some back

gave you.

Look, we all knew whose fault Russia
was.

It wasn't yours.

I love him, but today he's just going to
have to get over it. Yeah, well, what

if Michael's unable to do it?

Well, if he's not able to do it, then
you know what? I'm just going to have to

take that rendering straight to the
colonel, okay? Straight to the command

Right at the base.

We have to stop this launch, okay? So
just get us to the base and I'll get the

proof.

Yes, ma 'am.

We'll get you there.

Michael?

Gwen? There's a two -mile -wide asteroid
hidden inside this meteor storm. We've

got approximately two hours and 29
minutes until it hits. Any nuclear

needs to be saved to strike the
asteroid.

Gwen, you know I can't do that.

Colonel Thing has to approve any
protocol changes.

I mean, I can flag incoming threats on
the database system, but I need a

commanding officer to clear it. But none
of the other agencies can see the

asteroid.

Michael, this is the worst -case
scenario.

The only reason I know it's there is
because I was able to examine this

morning's meteorite.

What is that?

Meteor debris.

Shouldn't be that big.

It is.

Oh, my gosh. It's creating a death
cloud. Keep going. Keep driving.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Damn it.

Are you okay?

What's going on? Yeah, yeah, I'm okay.
It's just that our vehicle stalled.

Meteor debris choked out the engine.

Oh, no.

Damn it. Well, let's go fix it.

What do you think it is?

about your home.

About?

Gwen, you've got to get out of there
right now.

This meteor storm is escalating. The DOD
has already approved a level 5 launch

and there's going to be a meteor shower
right in your area. Get out.

Michael, listen to me.

I can't stop this nuke strike, but you
can.

Defense protocols are cleared for rank
lieutenant, colonel, and above.

Okay, call General Ambrose at the
Pentagon and tell him it was you who

personally identified this as an
asteroid.

We have to say...

I'm not going to lie to a commanding
officer.

It isn't a lie.

It's a mass inside a cloud that you or
anyone can see easily on radar. It just

hasn't been ID'd as an asteroid yet.

The observatories can't tell what it is,
and the DOD isn't listening to me.

Is this from some intel that Mari gave
you?

No, Michael.

You can confirm it, personally.

It's as if you've captured the
dimensions through spectral imaging,

You're asking me to stop a nuclear
strike in mid -launch.

I'm going to leave the whole planet
vulnerable to a meteor storm.

If they launch that strike, this storm
will detonate every one of those nukes

before it reaches the asteroid.

Only use conventional weapons on the
meteors. The drones have plasma cannons

that can melt tanks.

And the satellite missiles, well,
they're bunker busters.

And the meteor shield is woven,
crystallized carbon.

And if the nukes strike in the upper
atmosphere, we're talking fallout on a

global scale.

At its current heading, the nukes will
strike it right outside the mesosphere.

Fallout will be high enough, just like
any other nuclear test.

I could go to prison for the rest of my
life.

We both could.

There's no time. Break the chain of
command, okay? You have to stop this

Michael, you have to believe me.

What's our mark?

Two hours, 16 minutes.

South, southwest.

I love you.

I love you.

So you're a mechanic.

That's nice.

growing threat of what is now being
called a meteor storm.

Reported gravitational anomalies and
impact zones are stirring up geologic

activity, including hot zones of
volcanic activity in our national parks.

Carbon dioxide, monoxide and methane
levels in the atmosphere are spiking

nationwide.

This is beginning to impact the wildlife
in the area, with reported injuries and

deaths being seen as far north as
Canada.

The Department of Defense is involved,
as well as the UN and NATO, in

preparation for a potential nuclear
strike on the meteor storm.

Stand by for further instructions from
the emergency broadcast system. And in

the meantime, please remain indoors.

Wyoming, I just received a terminate
signal from you. Hang on, I'm putting

on calm.

There had better be a good reason for
this.

Sir, this is Lieutenant Colonel Michael
Armstrong, sir. Under Colonel Singh in

Wyoming. I have full confirmation of an
incoming NEO backed by radar GSS.

Incoming coordinates outlined by radar
are as follows.

That's ID number 3 -2 -0 -0 -Phyathon.

Sir,

we need to stop level 5 countdown
immediately and retain as it defends

asteroids.

We did not copy, Lieutenant. Repeat, we
did copy.

I repeat, we have an incoming NEO. It
will strike in T -minus two hours, 16

minutes, sir. We are aware of the meteor
storm, Lieutenant.

However, your alarm regards a global
response.

Is this signed off by Colonel Singh?

Colonel Singh is responding directly to
a situation in the field, sir. But I

have direct orders from the Colonel to
terminate Level 5, sir. Lieutenant, we

have all EMODs active.

Terminate Level 5, sir. We are confirmed
on a meteor threat, Lieutenant.

I recognize you. Level 5, aboard.

Do you copy, General? We are
initiating...

Nice of you to join us, Lieutenant
Armstrong.

Apologies, sir. It won't happen again.

Daniel, what's the status on the meteor
shower?

Incoming vector 20, Delta 9 -0 -9,
Kentucky.

Incoming vector 9 -19, Epsilon 30, South
Dakota.

Washington confirms drones are in place.
Meteor shield deployed.

Orbital missiles engaged. Level 5.
Strike at T -minus 3 minutes.

We have a terminate switch active on our
global response, sir.

Is this accurate?

This phone's dead. Get me Ambrose on the
line.

Yes, sir.

This is going to be a long day, Daniels.

Armstrong, what's the status on that
phone?

IT's working on it, sir. We should be
back up in a few minutes.

We're still on track for launch.

Nuclear response in T -minus two minutes
and 30 seconds.

Even if we can't get in touch with the
Pentagon, we're following our last known

orders. Daniels, check the target array
is still aligned.

Sir, we have a full system crash in the
western half of the U .S.

Colonel, we just severed our apparatus
to the Pentagon. Our missile systems for

the whole region are failing.

Sir, what did you do?

Lieutenant Armstrong, step away from the
comm in this arm now. Private Daniels,

get VOD back online to initiate that
launch right now. Sir, all of our comms

down. Our landline and backup seat are
down.

Lieutenant Colonel Armstrong crashed the
system, sir.

Subdue him now.

Get the system back online, Daniels.

Get me a communication from the
Pentagon, now. It's our new guidance

sir. Armstrong cut off half the country,
and a meteor just struck our base and

satellite dish, sir. Okay, repair the
dish, and we're going to accelerate that

straight to our ground lines.

You may have just killed millions of
people.

Stick with and hold him, or I'll kill
him myself.

Colonel, I had no choice but to cancel
the level five.

You just severed our defenses to a
global threat.

I confirm when they call off a nuclear
strike.

I will skin him alive for this.

EMOD live and engaging targets.

All nuclear -capable countries have
confirmed participation level five.

Give me a level five mark.

We are live.

Target's engaged.

Okay, give me a real -time kill ratio.
Keep me appraised, Level 5.

Standing by for kill ratio.

And... Level 5 standing by.

Have we restored communication with the
Pentagon?

ETA 30 seconds, sir.

EMOD kill ratio at 6 % and climbing?

7%. 8%.

Gwen,

check with VR. See what's happening.

Meteor shield deploy.

Looks like we still have incoming
meteors.

Level 5 launch in. T -minus. 30.

29. 28.

27.

26. 25.

When?

Meteors are still coming through. What's
going on out there?

All batteries are deployed.

Defense systems are firing, but that's
not enough.

18, 17, 16, 15, 14.

13, 12.

Phalanx 1 through 4 down. Phalanx 8
through 12 down.

Launch Hortongo, 90 degrees.

Sir, nuclear assets in the entire
western hemisphere are offline.

It seems like they've been crashed from
a program out of Wyoming.

Do we have backup?

Launch backup as soon as it's live.

Gwen, what's the status on that
response?

Only 12 % of the meteors have been
destroyed.

Still no sign of the nuke.

East

Coast backup

system is restored.

T -minus zero and launch.

East Coast is go.

Russia's go.

India's go.

U .S. arsenal, 50%.

What? What? What is it? The nukes.

They've detonated the nukes.

I have VR confirmation that they've
launched from the East Coast, along with

the other nuclear countries.

This is Dr. Armstrong. Come in.

What's our percentage of airborne
nuclear missiles?

Fifty percent. All of the countries have
launched their full arsenal.

All of the weapons?

All ordnance and drones are completely
destroyed.

We've also lost four out of 20 of our
communications satellites. The only

we have left is the shield, sir.

Yeah. Michael, why did you let them
launch the nukes?

Dr. Armstrong, your husband has been
arrested for a breach of national

His attempt to take down the nuclear
guidance system was stopped, but we were

only able to fire half our payload.

Colonel. Sir, I assure you that Michael
was just forwarding... If you're

involved in any way in any of this, you
will never see the light of day again.

Now return to base immediately and
report to me in command.

Michael's been arrested and Singh wants
me to report to the command center as

soon as we arrive.

But you can't report to Singh. If he has
you arrested, you're done. We're all

done. Mara's absolutely right.

I can run predictive algorithms all day
long. It's spectral imaging. That is

your area of expertise, Gwen.

By the time I compile the data, it will
be too late.

Here's what we're going to do. As soon
as we arrive at the security checkpoint,

I want you to report your injuries.
Under code blue, they cannot arrest any

injured personnel. Right. They'll
definitely have MPs looking for you all

the medical bay. I imagine they will.

But I'll find my way to the lab, okay?
I'll get the proof, and I'll meet Sting

in the command center.

Got it.

Thanks a lot.

What have we got?

No.

No, no, no.

The strike is complete, sir. All nuclear
weapons from all countries have

detonated in orbit, sir. What's our kill
percentage?

25%, sir. What?

That's not possible.

Meteor shield's taking heavy fire, sir.

Sir, the entire shield's coming apart.

Bitch.

Come on.

I'm good, I'm good, I'm good.

Where is everybody?

Why are there no guards?

It's protocol to secure all personnel
inside the facility during a launch.

like the cameras are down.

Thanks, Michael.

Code Blue, where's the OR?

The OR? What happened? Please, I lost a
lot of blood. How? What happened? I was

hit by a meteor.

Come on, we don't have time.

Where do you need to go? The OR.

Come on. Come on.

Code Orange is now in effect.

All medical personnel report to your
designated emergency response location.

I'm all right. I'm all right.

Okay, I should wrap this up.

Yeah, I'm okay.

Don't worry about me.

Just give us a minute, please. Thank
you.

I'm fine. I'm fine. Just get the gauze.
Wrap me up.

We got to go.

Just grab anything.

What's wrong with you?

I'm fine. Mara, what happened? I'm fine.

Hey, come here. You have to meet me.

There you are. Hold it.

Are you sure you're all right?

Okay, sit down.

I'm sorry.

It's all right.

It's all right. Just a quick wrap. We
got to go.

I know.

It's all right.

Are you sure you're all right?

I'm fine.

Hey.

We have to go talk to Colonel Singh.

Are you okay?

Yeah. Let's go see Singh.

Let's get you going.

Pop up.

Where's this going? There.

Alright, so that's good. And these
coordinates...

47...

9...

Okay. This

database...

Around the meteor cloud, the density,
600.

Let's find you.

Officer Pritchard, Dr. Siegel. Colonel
Singh, sir.

As soon as the storm passes, we will be
disbanding your department.

The incoming is too heavy. We can barely
get a damage report from the field.

Colonel, sir, Dr. Armstrong thought the
threat was big enough. She doesn't give

orders. I give orders. Where is Gwen
Armstrong?

Sir, she left us as soon as we arrived.

Well, she needs to be here at this calm
to be questioned by me personally.

People are dead and dying, Dr. Siegel.
Sir.

Officer Pritchard.

Sir, I've been working in the field with
Dr. Armstrong for over seven years now,

and her input concerning this storm is
critical to our survival.

I'm aware of your work with Dr.
Armstrong.

Her husband hasn't been shy about
reporting your failures in Russia.

You know what?

Gwen Armstrong has been flagged as a
national security risk, and I cannot

her wandering this base.

Colonel, sir, you must let her complete
her testing before you speak with her.

Dr. Siegel, I respect you, and I'm
trying to respect your team, but after

Russia incident and today's failed orbit
defense, you are no longer cleared to

advise this base. Are you with me?

Where's the power reserve? The last
impact carried an electromagnetic pulse.

reserve power's offline, sir.

Engineering's in route right now to
repair it. And the communications?

Engineering's running a dedicated line
to both the dish and the command center

that goes all the way to D .C.

Engineering's doing their best right
now.

Sir, please, detaining Gwen is a grave
mistake. No one is more steeped in this

research than she is. We are dealing
with a global threat right now, not Gwen

Armstrong's latest free association.

Your team is relieved.

It's an asteroid.

I have proof.

Undeniable proof.

I just need to wait for the information
to come in to create a spectral image.

There are over a hundred observatories.
The observatories can't see it. And it

won't show up on radar until it emerges
out of the meteor cloud that it's

covering. And then it's going to hit
Earth.

I don't see how a rainbow reflected back
from a meteor cloud can create an image

like this, Doctor.

We kept picking up a dense section on
our radar.

Well, it failed to yield anything
definitive, but...

I knew that something was acting on
those meteors, slowing them down. So I

a sustained spectrometer reading, and...

There it is.

So you're telling us this asteroid is
cloaked by its own meteor shell.

This is the sun, okay?

During its last perihelion, Phaeton was
knocked off of course, causing it to go

back into the meteor trail.

When it finally caught up with the
meteors, it exerted its own

force, causing the meteors to slow down
and making them safe to actually enter

into our own atmosphere, which is what's
causing the meteor storm outside.

So even if we were to destroy all the
meteors, we still have a 2 .6 -mile

asteroid to destroy.

Where will this strike?

It's difficult to say, which is why Dr.
Segal has run a sequencing algorithm.

Kurt? Its trajectory places it on the
northernmost tip of Manitoba, 1 ,538

west of the bay.

Fortunately, I was able to upload its
vector to a priority list before the

power outage. It's far from the
populated area.

That doesn't matter, sir. The force will
be equivalent to one million

Hiroshimas.

So that's why you fought so hard to stop
Level 5.

Exactly. Now with what we have, we need
a surgical response.

Surgical. Mara?

We have about 2 ,000 warheads left at 50
megatons each. That's 100 ,000

megatons, or 50 ,000 per stage of
attack.

Good. So it hasn't reached a million
megatons yet.

We need to use half of our remaining
nuke to dissipate the meteor cloud, then

shoot the other half straight at the
asteroid to destroy it.

Sir, we're back online. All systems are
active.

Daniels, you need to get General Ambrose
on the phone. And you, go get your

husband.

Copy that.

Michael! Michael, what are you doing
here?

I'm so scared.

I'm so afraid you got hurt up there.

Is there any update?

They need you in command.

We've proven that there's an asteroid.

The colonel's team working with the
Pentagon?

He is. And he needs you.

And me.

The entire team.

Come on. Let's go.

Let's go.

Sir, we just received a priority alert
on the data cloud.

So has every other major observatory
across three continents.

Who's sending this out?

NASA, JPL, ANS, and FEMA just forwarded
it from our base in Wyoming. It's a live

vectoring model.

What do the vectors target?

We don't know, sir. It's a field, sir,
with precise measurements.

2 .18 miles,

1 .31 miles, 2 .62.

General Ambrose.

It's Colonel Singh, Wyoming.

Our research team just confirmed a
million megatons, sir.

We have a near -Earth object with all
intel uploaded to DoD's data.

General, we're calling for a two
-stage...

General, we have to launch these
missiles now.

Phaeton's gravitation field is
accelerating the meteor shower.

It's only going to get worse.

This whole place is going to blow.

Sir, Wyoming's been hit.

Without the orbital shield, Phaeton's
projecting meteors straight at us.

Do we have any communication?

Sir, we have a signal, but it keeps
cutting in and out.

Colonel Singh wouldn't have called
unless he was requested a severe

Keep working to get the remaining of our
nukes operable.

Copy that, sir.

All right, the main evacuation route is
this way. Come on. We can't leave until

we make sure that Ambrose has the proper
information.

We can't stay, Gwen. The base has been
compromised. It's too dangerous. Come

I need to see this through.

Okay, I'm not leaving until I'm sure
that they're going to launch everything

according to plan.

Sir, come on. We have to evacuate to
Washington now.

Quinn, we need to leave now.

Please.

Yeah, yeah. Where do we go? Okay.

All right, we need to exit back through
the command room.

Come on.

You okay?

Yeah. Michael,

where's the control room?

Straight this way.

All right.

We'll go through the wall.

We're not going through that wall.

That's solid concrete, six inches thick.

We'll cut straight through.

With this.

Almost there.

You through? Yep.

Here goes nothing.

Nice job.

The roost collapsed here, too.

We can get there through the annex
bridge.

Okay.

This way.

Wyoming, go for Ambrose.

This is Gwen Armstrong.

Do you have a confirmed target?

It's an asteroid, sir. Two square miles.

I've sent you all the data. What is the
ETA to impact?

One hour, 15 minutes.

The strike requires a two -step
response.

50 % into the meteor cloud and 50 %
directly into the asteroid.

Baby, you okay?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You? Yeah.

Go. Get to the entrance.

Mario, go. Go. Go. Go.

Home.

Get down.

We got it. We'll come.

Go. Just go.

Go.

Help the others. I'm right behind you.

Quinn, come on, baby. Okay.

Okay. We're coming.

Come on.

Gwen, come on.

Here,

take my hand.

I shouldn't have seen you. Please stop.

Hi, ladies and gentlemen.

Our two -mile -wide field is an incoming
asteroid.

Sir, are we talking about the one that
disappeared behind the sun, Phaeton?

That's affirmative.

We need to use the rest of our nukes on
a Stage 2 Level 5 response.

We need to set our target system so that
the first wave of nukes all hit the

exact same spot of the meteor cloud.

That'll create a compound wave to
dissipate the cloud and reveal the

asteroid so we can target it.

That's brilliant, sir.

This is Gwen Armstrong's plan, and yes,
it is.

Sir, we just lost two more
communications satellites, but we do

communication with other surviving
bases.

Prepare for the first wave.

Yes, sir.

Stand by.

Level five.

Level five is go.

Level five is go.

Level five is go.

50 % response, go.

Heat signature at 4%. 2%. Sir, it's
working. The cloud's beginning to

Heat signature, 1%. Level

5, stage 2.

Target that asteroid.

50%. Go!

The asteroid is still intact. The nukes
were ineffective, sir. They were unable

to make contact with the target.

Damn it!

Impact estimated in 38 minutes.

Make sure the President, Congress, and
Joint Chiefs of Staff are evacuated to

the doomsday bunker.

Yes, sir.

We are now being informed that the
mission to destroy the incoming asteroid

unsuccessful. A general evacuation
order...

Also received word that the president's
motorcade is being redirected to the

Raven Rock bunker in Pennsylvania.

God help us all.

Gwen! Gwen!

Go! We have to go!

No! We're not having another Russia
incident!

Michael, with all due respect, you were
not there. She did what she was supposed

to be doing. Did she? She had 15 minutes
before that order came in to ground

those planes!

Gwen! Are you okay?

I gave her the orders, Michael.

It was my fault, okay?

We were supposed to meet Kurt in Russia.

I'm the one that told her to stay
behind. It was my fault, Michael.

She stayed because of me.

Well, they didn't have to pin the whole
thing on you.

Okay.

How much time do we have left, Gwen?

We have 34 minutes.

And we already launched phase one and
phase two of the nukes, right?

So what's going to be, guys?

Plan B is we make our way to the
airfield about a mile from here. Now,

two birds on the ground. We evac to
safety.

All of us. No, no, no. We're not going
to evacuate yet.

Look, there could be a solution here.

It's a long shot, but it could work.

The Braeberg effect.

Braeberg. Come on, Gwen. Enough with
that. You know he's the laughingstock of

our community. Okay, but Kurt, listen to
me, okay?

So the last few hours, I've been
noticing that all this meteor impact has

displaced methane into the atmosphere.
When you add an electrical force to

methane, it turns into plasma vapor.

Now, the test that I took this morning
of that meteor, it proved that it has

magnetic force. So if we somehow find 6
,000 megawatts of electricity and create

an electrical arc up into the
atmosphere, it could actually displace

electromagnetic force. And the nukes,
the meteors, and the asteroid all

together. Yes, and destroy them.

Okay, I understand that, but where are
we going to get that power, that

We don't have that.

There's a power plant not far from the
airfield.

Could we use that?

Yes, but we would need some sort of... A
massive controlled explosion.

Exactly. One of those F -35s has to be
stocked with missile. Okay. Okay.

Let's go to the hangar. Let's go. Let's
go. Come on. Let's get the airfield.

Oh, my God. Wake up. Come on. Come on.

The National Weather Service is now
reporting that this storm is due to a

gravitational slowdown from inside of
the meteor cloud caused by the two -mile

-wide...

Okay. Mara, you scour this field.

Find that jet.

Let's just pray that puppy is armed with
striking capability.

I got it. Now, this incoming we're
experiencing, I can only imagine it's

to get worse. So, Kurt, you go with her.
You ensure her success, okay?

Yeah. Okay? Copy that. All right.

Quinn and I are going to locate a power
source.

The transformer's on the other side of
the airfield. Do what?

Okay, perfect.

Meet back here.

Okay go, go, go, go, go!

iPad, Quinn.

All right.

You okay?

Yeah.

Okay.

Hold it.

Okay. You got it? Yeah. Okay.

Please make this fast, okay?

I'm trying, I'm trying, I'm trying.

We're in. Okay.

My security clearance should give me
access to the main grid.

Okay, I'm redirecting all kilowatts
within a hundred mile radius to

47.

Okay, 47.

Where are those coordinates, Michael?
Wait a minute.

You haven't fun yet, Doc?

You're crazy.

Come on. Come on, Mark.

Come on, Mark.

Almost there. Come on.

Send it to you now. Okay, great. You got
them. Plugging those in, the equation,

and let's see if this works.

Put that here over this.

Now, with that frequency, those
coordinates, that dimension, at that

What do you got, baby?

Michael, work.

Corinne, come on. We've got to go. We've
got to go.

We've got

to go.

We're going to have to taxi this jet.

Yeah.

Lose the chauffeur now.

There's no missiles.

No metal.

We've got to go tell them.

We've got to go tell them. Come on.

Come on.

Ma! It hurts!

Okay. F -35 into the tarmac.

Ten percent fuel.

It's okay.

Gwen, there's no missiles.

Okay. What?

It's over.

There's nothing we can do.

There's got to be... Okay.

There's nothing left we can do.

The jet becomes the missile.

I take it off. The jet becomes the
missile.

I just take off and fly straight up into
the air and come down at Mach speed to

that electrical plant and hit it right
in the center.

Gwen, what are you talking about? No
one's getting inside that jet. That's a

suicide mission.

And you know what? There's got to be
another way.

We'll figure it out.

You're not thinking straight. No.

No one's getting into that jet.

It's over.

It's over. Just get me into the SATCOM.
I'll figure it out. Just hook me back up

with the nurse. Okay. You can do that.

No.

and fuels at 10%. Wait, wait, wait!

Wait!

Michael, stop! She's gone!

That is to eject her from an open field.

Okay.

We've got to get to an open field. We've
got to get to an open field. Come on,

let's go! Move it! Let's go find an open
field!

Initiate

flight

sequencing on.

Engage. Engine one, on.

Flight time, three minutes.

Let's do this.

Okay, come here.

She's got to land here, okay? This is
the only spot that she can land.

Do you copy?

I read you. Five by five, Michael.

Our radar is detecting an object moving
the speed of sound flying up out of

Wyoming. Do we have an ID on it?

No, we don't know what it is yet, sir.

Come in, Gwen. Gwen, come in.

Looks like it's one of ours, sir. An F
-35.

You get out of there.

You make sure you get out of there,
Quinn.

Quinn, do you copy? Make sure you get
out of there.

Come on, Quinn.

45 seconds.

The target.

The target has been neutralized. You
heard correctly, ladies and gentlemen.

The asteroid has been destroyed.

We're clear. We're all clear.

Lieutenant Armstrong, we can confirm.

Peyton has been eliminated.

Is your wife all right?

Where is she? Where is she?

Quit. Lieutenant Armstrong, do you copy?

Where is she?

No sign of her yet.

She's coming in for a landing!

Hey Doc?

You're crazy.

I had to.

What was the probability of that
happening, huh?

We didn't.

You're crazy.

I'm crazy.

The world doesn't need to know. The
world needs to know.

No, no, no.

The world is safe.

Kurt!

Kurt!

What a team.

Well done, Colonel.

Sir?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.