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Just do what I say, okay? We'll pay for the girls and have a good time... Don't you trust me?
Maybe that's where I'm gonna cut your throat.
He's just kiddin', you just keep doin' what I tell ya, you'll be okay.
Hey, what about me?
And I need one more for my pal. Yeah. Make her an Indian. No, not a turban, you know, a squaw.
Yeah.
Vodka.
Maybe you better have a Black Russian.
No, man, I think I'll have a vodka.
Now how's your memory doin'?
Fuck off. I don't know what the hell you're talkin' about.
Maybe I better ask around, see what your pals think.
I don't give a shit who you ask.
I don't give a damn about his girl...
Look, give me a break, you're going to have to settle for her place. It's the only thing I know.
I'm tellin' ya, I'm giving you all I know.
Try obeyin' the law once in awhile, and I won't have to hassle you...
Yeah?
I want to pick up my car.
Name?
Hammond.
This is three years old.
Yeah, I've been busy.
We don't wash 'em, ya know.
How about chargin' the battery?
That we do. And we put air in the tires. I'll even sell you some gas if you need it.
Great, just great.
Right. Hal, tell me whether the following statements are true or false.
I will if I can, Frank.
Our Mission Profile calls for Discovery going to Saturn. True or false?
True.
Our transit time is 257 days. Is that true?
That's true.
That's true.
Approximately five years after we go into hibernation, the recovery vehicle will make rendezous with us and bring us back. Is this true?
That's true
There is no other purpose for this mission than to carry out a continuation of the space program, and to further our general knowledge of the planets. Is that true?
That's true.
Thank you very much, Hal.
Hal, have pod arms secure the component.
Roger.
Five by five, Frank.
Hal, I'm going out now to replace the A.O. unit.
I understand.
Hal, maintain normal E.V.A. condition.
Roger.
Hal, check all airlock doors secure.
Pod Bay is decompressed. All doors are secure. You are free to open pod bay doors.
Opening pod bay doors.
Yes, Hal, what's up?
It looks like we have another bad A.O. unit. My FPC shows another impending failure.
I know you did, Frank, but I assure you there was an impending failure.
Let me see the tracking alignment display.
Do you have any idea of what is causing this fault?
Not really, Frank. I think there may be a flaw in the assembly procedure.
All right, Hal. We'll take care of it. Let me have the hard copy, please.
Oh, marvellous. It's the first real sleep I've had for the past two days.
There's nothing like weightless sleep for a complete rest.
When do we arrive at Clavius?
We're scheduled to dock in about seven hours. Is there anything we can do for you?
Oh, no, thank you. The two girls have taken wonderful care of me. I'm just fine.
Thank you.
Incidentally, Dr. Floyd, I wonder if I can have a word with you about the security arrangements?
What do you mean?
Well... the crew is confined to the ship when we land at Clavius. We have to stay inside for the time it take to refit about twentyfour hours. And then we're going to back empty.
I see.
I take it this is something to do with the trouble they're having up at Clavius?
Well, I'll tell you why I ask. You see, I've got a girl who works in the Auditing Department of the Territorial Administrator and I haven't been able to get her on the phone for the past week or so, and with all these stories one hears, I'm a little concerned about her.
I see. Well, I'm sorry about that. I wouldn't think there's any cause for alarm.
Yes, well, I wouldn't have been too concerned about it, except I've heard these stories about the epidemic and, as a matter of fact, I've heard that ten people have died already.
Well, fine. Thanks very much, anyway, and I hope you don't mind me asking?
No, of course, Captain, I can understand your concern.
Well, thank you very much, and please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your trip more comfortable.
Dr. Floyd, how long do you think this can be kept under wraps?
I'm afraid it can and it will be kept under wraps as long as it is deemed to be necessary by the Council. And of course you know that the Council has requested that formal security oaths are to be obtained in writing from every one who had any knowledge of this event. There must be adequate time for a full study to be made of the situation before any con sideration can be given to making a public announcement.
Yes, it does. The subsurface structure shows that it was deliberately buried about four million years ago.
How can you tell it was deliberately buried?
By the deformation between the mother rock and the fill.
Any clue as to what it is?
Not really. It's completely inert. No sound or energy sources have been detected. The surface is made of something incredibly hard and we've been barely able to scratch it. A laser drill
But you don't have any idea as to what it is?
Tomb, shine, surveymarker spare part, take your choice.
Any ideas about the colour?
Well, not really. At first glance, black would suggest something sunpowered, but then why would anyone deliberately bury a sun powered device?
Has it been exposed to any sun before now?
I don't think it has, but I'd like to check that. Simpson, what's the log on that?
Oh, I really don't have time for a drink. If it's all right I'll just sit for a minute and then I've got to be off.
Are you quite sure?
Yes, really, thank you very much.
Well, as it happens, I'm on my way up to the moon
Are you, by any chance, going up to your base at Clavius?
Yes,as a matter of fact, I am.
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I know what you mean.
Well, it's just for the past two weeks there have been some extremely odd things happening at Clavius.
Really?
Yes. Well, for one thing, whenever you phone the base, all you can get is a recording which repeats that the phone lines are temporarily out of order.
Yes, well at first we thought that was the explanation, but it's been going on for the past ten days.
You mean you haven't been able to get anyone at the base for ten days?
That's right.
I see.

Just do what I say, okay? We'll pay for the girls and have a good time... Don't you trust me?

Maybe that's where I'm gonna cut your throat.

He's just kiddin', you just keep doin' what I tell ya, you'll be okay.

Hey, what about me?

And I need one more for my pal. Yeah. Make her an Indian. No, not a turban, you know, a squaw.

Yeah.

Vodka.

Maybe you better have a Black Russian.

No, man, I think I'll have a vodka.

Now how's your memory doin'?

Fuck off. I don't know what the hell you're talkin' about.

Maybe I better ask around, see what your pals think.

I don't give a shit who you ask.

I don't give a damn about his girl...

Look, give me a break, you're going to have to settle for her place. It's the only thing I know.

I'm tellin' ya, I'm giving you all I know.

Try obeyin' the law once in awhile, and I won't have to hassle you...

Yeah?

I want to pick up my car.

Name?

Hammond.

This is three years old.

Yeah, I've been busy.

We don't wash 'em, ya know.

How about chargin' the battery?

That we do. And we put air in the tires. I'll even sell you some gas if you need it.

Great, just great.

Right. Hal, tell me whether the following statements are true or false.

I will if I can, Frank.

Our Mission Profile calls for Discovery going to Saturn. True or false?

True.

Our transit time is 257 days. Is that true?

That's true.

Approximately five years after we go into hibernation, the recovery vehicle will make rendezous with us and bring us back. Is this true?

That's true

There is no other purpose for this mission than to carry out a continuation of the space program, and to further our general knowledge of the planets. Is that true?

That's true.

Thank you very much, Hal.

Hal, have pod arms secure the component.

Roger.

Five by five, Frank.

Hal, I'm going out now to replace the A.O. unit.

I understand.

Hal, maintain normal E.V.A. condition.

Roger.

Hal, check all airlock doors secure.

Pod Bay is decompressed. All doors are secure. You are free to open pod bay doors.

Opening pod bay doors.

Yes, Hal, what's up?

It looks like we have another bad A.O. unit. My FPC shows another impending failure.

I know you did, Frank, but I assure you there was an impending failure.

Let me see the tracking alignment display.

Do you have any idea of what is causing this fault?

Not really, Frank. I think there may be a flaw in the assembly procedure.

All right, Hal. We'll take care of it. Let me have the hard copy, please.

Oh, marvellous. It's the first real sleep I've had for the past two days.

There's nothing like weightless sleep for a complete rest.

When do we arrive at Clavius?

We're scheduled to dock in about seven hours. Is there anything we can do for you?

Oh, no, thank you. The two girls have taken wonderful care of me. I'm just fine.

Thank you.

Incidentally, Dr. Floyd, I wonder if I can have a word with you about the security arrangements?

What do you mean?

Well... the crew is confined to the ship when we land at Clavius. We have to stay inside for the time it take to refit about twentyfour hours. And then we're going to back empty.

I see.

I take it this is something to do with the trouble they're having up at Clavius?

Well, I'll tell you why I ask. You see, I've got a girl who works in the Auditing Department of the Territorial Administrator and I haven't been able to get her on the phone for the past week or so, and with all these stories one hears, I'm a little concerned about her.

I see. Well, I'm sorry about that. I wouldn't think there's any cause for alarm.

Yes, well, I wouldn't have been too concerned about it, except I've heard these stories about the epidemic and, as a matter of fact, I've heard that ten people have died already.

Well, fine. Thanks very much, anyway, and I hope you don't mind me asking?

No, of course, Captain, I can understand your concern.

Well, thank you very much, and please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your trip more comfortable.

Dr. Floyd, how long do you think this can be kept under wraps?

I'm afraid it can and it will be kept under wraps as long as it is deemed to be necessary by the Council. And of course you know that the Council has requested that formal security oaths are to be obtained in writing from every one who had any knowledge of this event. There must be adequate time for a full study to be made of the situation before any con sideration can be given to making a public announcement.

Yes, it does. The subsurface structure shows that it was deliberately buried about four million years ago.

How can you tell it was deliberately buried?

By the deformation between the mother rock and the fill.

Any clue as to what it is?

Not really. It's completely inert. No sound or energy sources have been detected. The surface is made of something incredibly hard and we've been barely able to scratch it. A laser drill

But you don't have any idea as to what it is?

Tomb, shine, surveymarker spare part, take your choice.

Any ideas about the colour?

Well, not really. At first glance, black would suggest something sunpowered, but then why would anyone deliberately bury a sun powered device?

Has it been exposed to any sun before now?

I don't think it has, but I'd like to check that. Simpson, what's the log on that?

Oh, I really don't have time for a drink. If it's all right I'll just sit for a minute and then I've got to be off.

Are you quite sure?

Yes, really, thank you very much.

Well, as it happens, I'm on my way up to the moon

Are you, by any chance, going up to your base at Clavius?

Yes,as a matter of fact, I am.

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I know what you mean.

Well, it's just for the past two weeks there have been some extremely odd things happening at Clavius.

Really?

Yes. Well, for one thing, whenever you phone the base, all you can get is a recording which repeats that the phone lines are temporarily out of order.

Yes, well at first we thought that was the explanation, but it's been going on for the past ten days.

You mean you haven't been able to get anyone at the base for ten days?

That's right.

I see.