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Any ship, Raptor 7-1-8, please respond.
Any ship respond.
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Any ship, Raptor 7-1-8, please respond.
Any ship respond.
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- I entered the coordinates right.
- Godsdamn him Cap.
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- Jump us back.
- They'll leave a Raptor behind, right?
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That depends. If they don't want
to give away our location...
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That true.
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Cavil's baseships
could be out there anywhere.
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Exactly.
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They'd know we didn't make it.
They'd leave somebody.
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Maybe.
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- Jump drive's not responding.
- What? What's the frak?
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- Why not?
- Give me a sec.
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Poseidon,
please protect us from death...
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Poseidon, please protect...
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A Poseidon medal?
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- Hey, we're a long way from water.
- It's a ship, isn't it?
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I know why the drive
is not responding.
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We jumped over the red line.
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So now we can't even
jump back to where we started?
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Our calculations just got nonlinear!
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I knew I didn't recognize
these star patterns.
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You can recognize star patterns
with the naked eye?
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They've never sent us so far.
I must have frakked up the coordinates.
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Or you didn't.
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If a high energy charge
subatomic particle had hit us,
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it could have randomly flipped
one bit of data in our jump coordinates.
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It got entered correctly,
but corrupted.
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So, something flips from 1 to 0
sends us to parking end of no place.
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We don't know where the fleet is
and if we did, we couldn't go there.
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Cavil's enemy baseships
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- could be out there anywhere.
- Quiet, let me think.
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Calculations are nonlinear,
but they're not impossible.
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But we don't know where we are.
There's still a chance I frakked up!
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Don't you recognize me, Felix?
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It makes sense.
There's a star cluster...
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It's me.
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Pull yourself together, Lieutenant.
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- They know where the fleet is.
- That's my point, Sir.
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There was a false alarm.
Everyone has jumped back.
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Over two days, they're not here.
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Just give me a Raptor and a pilot.
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And what would you do with that?
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Jump randomly?
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There is something in the universe.
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Something let us find Earth,
dead as it is.
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And I know, I know I can find Felix.
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- Lieutenant...
- Me and Felix...
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There's been too much loss already.
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I'll have to run it by the old man.
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Thank you, sir.
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Thank you.
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Enough food and water for two weeks
if we're not fussy about recycling,
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so our limiting factor is...
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air.
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20 hours's left.
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Of course, shuttle-dee-doo.
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On a Raptor with clapped out
CO2 scrubbers, frak you very much.
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Every breath counts now, folks.
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We've got to limit exertion,
sleep as much as we can.
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20 hours. My Gods.
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After it thinned the air,
pulled it into the tanks,
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we're at 68% ship normal load of O2.
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68!
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At that level, you're talking
memory loss, irrational behavior,
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- depression, dizziness...
- Better dizzy than dead.
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