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Alien- Rubicon Full Movie Watch Online 2024   Alien: Rubicon  An alien spacecraft lands near New York and destroys everything as it heads toward Washington D.C. If it reaches the capital, it will trigger an invasion. Scientists and the military must stop it before it’s too late.  Genre: Horror, Action, Science Fiction   Actor: Michael Pare, Preston Geer, Paul Logan   Director: Adrian Avila   Country: United States

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00:00:00Just a quick stop, then we hit the road.

00:00:26Promise.

00:00:26It's Saturday. Uncle Rob and his minion offspring will beat us there and we'll get the worst camping spot again.

00:00:34There are no worst spots. There's just slightly less desirable ones.

00:00:40There are bad, terrible spots, and we always get them because we keep making these quick stops.

00:00:45Honey, new observatory, new boss, new responsibilities.

00:00:51Could have turned the job down.

00:00:52Oh, yeah. Hey, how is that new and very expensive phone working out for you, huh, kiddo?

00:00:59Point taken.

00:01:00I liked it better when you worked at George Washington U. My in there was pretty much guaranteed.

00:01:07Still is, champ. I left on good terms.

00:01:10I thought you hated the people there.

00:01:12No, no, I hate politics, not the people.

00:01:15I liked being a professor at the Space Policy Institute.

00:01:19I didn't care for their politics around their policies.

00:01:22I prefer to get science done efficiently.

00:01:26How does that help me?

00:01:28I'm still friends with all the smart people.

00:01:31That combined with your straight A's should do the rest.

00:01:33Besides, now we got way more time for camping.

00:01:36Do we?

00:01:37Because we're not getting to that campsite for at least another three hours.

00:01:40And you still have to go in and grab those papers.

00:01:42And I'll be really quick.

00:01:44Hey, I think you swear.

00:01:47Wait, I'm gonna go with you.

00:01:49What?

00:01:49I have to pee.

00:02:05Hey, just wait in the car, okay?

00:02:09You remember the code, right?

00:02:11Of course I do.

00:02:12I mean, let's make it sure.

00:02:19It's gotta be here.

00:02:29It's gotta be here.

00:02:29I feel much better.

00:02:56Just need two files, and we're gone.

00:02:59I can keep myself occupied.

00:03:04Found them.

00:03:06Could have waited till Tuesday.

00:03:08No one else is working until then.

00:03:09No way.

00:03:10You'll be doing nothing but staring at wide open night skies.

00:03:13What better time to corroborate our new findings?

00:03:16Dad, look at this.

00:03:19Probably just something on the lens.

00:03:20No, it's advancing with each image.

00:03:23Come on, here.

00:03:23Take a look.

00:03:24Come on, here.

00:03:29Slide over.

00:03:32What is it?

00:03:34I've never seen any space junk or spaceship like this, at least that you've shown me before.

00:03:40Do you think this has anything to do with the fast burst anomaly signal that you picked up last year?

00:03:44I mean, it's coming from the same direction.

00:03:47The Rubicon signal?

00:03:48Yeah.

00:03:49I don't know what we're looking at, but maybe I can figure out the trajectory.

00:03:53Hey, it's probably just private sector.

00:03:55Maybe even military.

00:03:56You know, we're not always made privy to their bills, especially the international ones.

00:04:02We're usually made aware of a launch date.

00:04:14Dr. Devlin, this is Dr. Morrow at the Maryland Observatory.

00:04:18We have a UAP sighting.

00:04:20Uh, possibly military or maybe private.

00:04:23But I'm not seeing anything on the schedule.

00:04:26Yeah, I'm sending images and coordinates now.

00:04:29Adam, go wait outside.

00:04:30But I want to listen.

00:04:31Go.

00:04:32Change of plans.

00:04:33Come back to the farmhouse.

00:04:35I'll be out in a minute.

00:04:36But I'm the one who found it.

00:04:37Go.

00:04:37Now.

00:04:38Now.

00:04:47Yes.

00:04:48Yeah, I'm still here.

00:04:49Of course.

00:04:50First sighting was at 0813.

00:04:58Thank you, Dr. Morrow.

00:04:59We'll be in touch.

00:05:04Get me on the phone with President McCoy or SecDep Greer.

00:05:07Now.

00:05:13Mr. President.

00:05:14Sir, I just confirmed the UAP with Dr. Kate Devlin at NASA.

00:05:19Are you sure it's not just a failed satellite that's fallen out of orbit?

00:05:22No, sir.

00:05:23It appears to be a nearly perfect sphere.

00:05:25No known configuration matches this.

00:05:27Russia and China deny involvement.

00:05:29They're watching it, too.

00:05:31What's this trajectory?

00:05:32NASA and our military place it directly towards the east coast, sir, near New York City.

00:05:37All right.

00:05:38Let's put the National Guard on standby.

00:05:40We'll issue a shelter in place for Manhattan and the surrounding area.

00:05:44That should do it.

00:05:46Will do, sir.

00:05:46I'll also divert AWAC to intercept the monitor.

00:05:49You know, Ash, I want a lot of eyeballs on this.

00:05:52President McCoy saves the world.

00:05:55Copy, sir.

00:06:01Hello.

00:06:02Chief?

00:06:02Yes.

00:06:04Put all carrier strike groups on alert.

00:06:06Everybody sufficiently scienced out?

00:06:33Can we go have fun now?

00:06:34Wait till you hear what we found.

00:06:36Is it more important than camping?

00:06:37Hey, I'm really sorry, honey, but we've got to follow up on something we found.

00:06:40I found...

00:06:41Yes, champ.

00:06:42You found.

00:06:46Damn it.

00:06:48Shouldn't have gotten rid of the 250.

00:06:50No way.

00:06:51Evie all the way.

00:06:52You made the right choice, Dad.

00:06:53What's wrong with that?

00:06:55What am I doing wrong?

00:06:58Whoa.

00:06:58We're zapped and we have no idea how to fix it.

00:07:01Hey, hey, we can fix this.

00:07:02See?

00:07:03Yeah, yeah.

00:07:07Told you.

00:07:09All right.

00:07:10Seatbelts.

00:07:17Mr. President?

00:07:18It's half the size of the Capitol Rotunda.

00:07:26The estimate is 40 feet in diameter.

00:07:28And it's just sitting there?

00:07:29Yeah.

00:07:31Sir, this is our science advisor, Dr. Grace Whitney.

00:07:34Thank you, Secretary.

00:07:35There's no detectable activity in the UAP since its arrival.

00:07:38It's an anomaly.

00:07:40Why is it an anomaly?

00:07:42Mr. President, it's a perfect sphere.

00:07:45That's not natural, except in geodes,

00:07:47and those would shatter like glass on impact.

00:07:49Couple with the fact that no agency, military intelligence,

00:07:52or the scientific community believes this is of terrestrial origin.

00:07:56Okay, we know what it isn't.

00:07:58But what is it?

00:07:58We can't ignore the possibility of an extraterrestrial hostile threat.

00:08:03We need to swiftly assess the situation, sir.

00:08:05Agreed.

00:08:06We've got an investigative team on the ground right away.

00:08:09Doctor, the scientists who originally spotted the anomaly,

00:08:12do you have any background on him?

00:08:14Yes, sir.

00:08:15Uh, Dr. Jeff Morrow, widower, two kids.

00:08:20He is an astrophysicist with a Ph.D. from Caltech,

00:08:24specializing in astrobiology.

00:08:26He was at that Space Policy Institute just a few months ago.

00:08:30He discovered that fast radio anomaly,

00:08:31the one that he nicknamed the Rubicon signal.

00:08:35You met him last year.

00:08:36Yes, and you dismissed his theory then.

00:08:38He thought it was an attempt at communication, first contact.

00:08:44That's why he named it what he did.

00:08:46Our entire universe would change if this was extraterrestrial,

00:08:49and no scientific community ever confirmed that.

00:08:51It was radio signals emitted by hydrogen.

00:08:55Unusual, yes, but not completely unheard of.

00:08:58In fact, most likely, some are saying that it would be a neutron star in its final death

00:09:03rose.

00:09:04Or a precursor of a giant metal ball falling from the sky.

00:09:08He obviously knows his stuff.

00:09:10He's not afraid to speak up.

00:09:11And if we had listened to him then, we'd be in a better position now.

00:09:14I want him on the team.

00:09:15Yes, sir.

00:09:17Sir, we must consider the potential dangers here.

00:09:19I recommend full mobilization.

00:09:22Ash, I understand your concern, but we need more answers before we start pointing guns at us.

00:09:29No answer.

00:09:30I told them it was urgent and to call me back.

00:09:32We don't have time for this.

00:09:33Have them send a chopper.

00:09:35Sir, there's got to be people available with similar or better qualifications.

00:09:38Maybe, but clearly Morrow has a clarity that they don't have.

00:09:43And we need that now.

00:09:45Grace, I want you to coordinate the military and NASA.

00:09:48Ash, you have to make sure that our troops are prepared for any scenario.

00:09:53Yes, sir.

00:09:57Really, Adam?

00:09:58A whole box of beef jerky?

00:10:00When the aliens attack, you'll be thanking me.

00:10:02Dad, it's not really aliens, right?

00:10:11Why don't you kids go inside and make some lunch, okay?

00:10:13I'll finish up here.

00:10:15Dad, it's only 9.30.

00:10:16And I know when you're dodging a question.

00:10:21Going in the house.

00:10:30Dad, what's going on?

00:10:31I don't know.

00:10:32You stay here.

00:10:39Dr. Morrow?

00:10:41Yes, I'm Dr. Morrow.

00:10:43Captain Jaffe, Patrick Space Force Base.

00:10:45Kids, hey, go back to the car.

00:10:48Is this about that dot I found at the observatory?

00:10:50Adam.

00:10:54Well, is my son right?

00:10:57I have orders from President McCoy to fly you directly to New York.

00:10:59Fly me?

00:11:01No, I'm sorry, Captain.

00:11:03I can't.

00:11:03I'm on vacation with my kids.

00:11:05I...

00:11:05Wait, why New York?

00:11:08That object you found?

00:11:10It's sitting in the East River.

00:11:12Wait, but if it landed...

00:11:14I mean, you have teams to excavate that.

00:11:19So you haven't excavated.

00:11:20Why haven't you excavated?

00:11:23What do you...

00:11:24What do you need from me?

00:11:25I'll explain to you in the air.

00:11:27Let's go.

00:11:28Leanne, is your cell phone working yet?

00:11:30No.

00:11:32Our car lost power.

00:11:34Then suddenly our cell phones died and the car came back, but...

00:11:39Maybe whatever's in New York hit one of our satellites on its way into our orbit.

00:11:42What's going on?

00:11:45Okay.

00:11:46I'll go.

00:11:47But under one condition.

00:11:49Go where?

00:11:50You leave a frequency modulation radio with my kids.

00:11:53You know, the old school kind?

00:11:55That way I can stay in constant communication with them, especially if another satellite goes down.

00:11:59Dad, where are you going?

00:12:01I'll get one.

00:12:03I have to go to New York.

00:12:06I'm going.

00:12:07No, no.

00:12:07You're staying here with your sister, okay?

00:12:09If this is about that dot that we found at the observatory, then I'm the one that found it.

00:12:15Leanne, Adam, Captain Jaffe is going to set you up with the radio.

00:12:18We'll be in constant communication.

00:12:21Hope to be back before tonight.

00:12:22Okay?

00:12:24This is all set up.

00:12:25All you need to do is power it on, push that button, and you can talk to your dad in the helo.

00:12:29Can we go now?

00:12:31This sucks, and you know it.

00:12:34I know.

00:12:34I'm sorry.

00:12:36I love you guys.

00:12:37I love you, too.

00:12:41I'll be back tonight, okay?

00:12:42I promise.

00:12:44Stay safe.

00:12:48Well, I suppose we can drive there, right?

00:12:53Soldier up, Doc.

00:12:54The kids are watching.

00:12:56We're going to save the world for them.

00:12:58Let's go.

00:12:59Dad hates to fly.

00:13:05It must really be important.

00:13:12Now, we've established a solid perimeter around the East River and evacuated the press and any civilians.

00:13:17In the meantime, we've deployed surveillance drones around the anomaly.

00:13:20But there's been no activity from the object.

00:13:24Our reconnaissance teams have reported no change.

00:13:26It's just sitting there.

00:13:27No reaction whatsoever.

00:13:29No signal, no light.

00:13:31What is it, a ship and the crew died on impact?

00:13:35Or are they in hypersleep?

00:13:37Or worse, are they readying for an attack?

00:13:40All good questions we hope Dr. Morrow can help us answer.

00:13:43What's the status of Morrow?

00:13:45Somewhere over at Pennsylvania.

00:13:47Dr. Morrow is en route with Captain Jaffe, and they should be here shortly.

00:13:53But until they arrive, as Secretary Greer mentioned, we've deployed surveillance drones.

00:13:59The National Guard is evacuating Manhattan and its surrounding boroughs.

00:14:03We cannot allow this to turn into a circus.

00:14:05No matter what, that's going to take time.

00:14:07New Yorkers will not be told what to do.

00:14:09It's a good idea to get started, though.

00:14:11Thank you, sir.

00:14:12We've also reached out to key allies and are sharing what little information we have,

00:14:15as well as coordinating response strategies.

00:14:17Are we the only country with a UAP?

00:14:19So far, there's been no indication of similar craft elsewhere.

00:14:24I guess that's a good thing.

00:14:27All right, gentlemen.

00:14:28Keep me posted.

00:14:29So you're telling me the President's team at NASA think the Rubicon signal and this UAP are related?

00:14:38Mm-hmm.

00:14:38So my son was right?

00:14:40Yep.

00:14:41You were right in predicting it was some kind of communication.

00:14:44Now we're hoping you can figure out a way to communicate with it.

00:14:48Wait, do they think there's life forms on board?

00:14:49That's another reason you're here, Doc.

00:14:53You're a xenobiologist.

00:14:54You look for any life, I look for any trouble.

00:14:58It's a perfect team-up.

00:15:05It's for you, Doc.

00:15:11Hello?

00:15:13Hey, Dad.

00:15:15You got the radio to work.

00:15:16Dad, we're watching the news about that sphere in New York.

00:15:20Isn't that where you're going?

00:15:23Dad, they don't know what it is.

00:15:24I don't think you're safe.

00:15:26Listen, you stay inside, okay?

00:15:28Do not leave unless you hear directly from me or Captain Jaffe, okay?

00:15:32Okay.

00:15:33Be careful.

00:15:33Love you.

00:15:35Leanne!

00:15:36Leanne, I can't hear you, honey.

00:15:38Honey?

00:15:42And have posted a submarine to keep an eye on it.

00:15:46I don't suppose there's any way I can get you to airlift my kids to the West Coast.

00:15:52If it comes down, we can look at our options.

00:15:59Listen, Doc.

00:16:01My folks live in Pennsylvania, near the Ohio border.

00:16:06It's not exactly the West Coast, but if we need to do something immediate,

00:16:10make sure all the right phone calls, man, all right?

00:16:12Take care of your family.

00:16:13Thank you, Captain.

00:16:18We're in uncharted territory.

00:16:21Yeah, that's why the president wants us to gather information on this thing.

00:16:26Especially while it's still unmoving.

00:16:27Oh.

00:16:31That reminds me.

00:16:33What do you know about drones?

00:16:35I mean, a little.

00:16:38I've bought one for my son.

00:16:40I play with that thing more than he does.

00:16:43Well, that's good.

00:16:45We need to launch some at the Sphere.

00:16:47I need you to take readings and gather information while I fly.

00:16:50Think you can handle that?

00:16:52Okay.

00:16:52You okay there, Cowboy?

00:17:01Okay.

00:17:06Captain Jaffe, what's your location?

00:17:08ETA three minutes, sir.

00:17:10Do you have all the equipment you need?

00:17:12We're readying the drone protocol put in place by Dr. Whitney, sir.

00:17:16Where's the setup device?

00:17:19It's a laptop in back.

00:17:20You okay to get it?

00:17:43You okay, Dad?

00:17:47Okay.

00:17:48We need to get the sensor readings before we use any of the more destructive equipment.

00:18:02Okay, you get that started.

00:18:04I'm going to make sure we're good elsewhere.

00:18:05Copy.

00:18:06Mr. President, we have all the equipment that Doc asked for.

00:18:12Spectral analyzer, infrared cameras, sonic drones, red, green, and UV lasers.

00:18:20Good.

00:18:20Gentlemen, stand by.

00:18:22NASA has found no evidence of further vehicular anomalies.

00:18:26Yet.

00:18:27Yet.

00:18:28This may be the only one, but they'll continue to scan until we give them the all clear.

00:18:31Let's hope so.

00:18:34Situation report?

00:18:36Should the anomaly react in a hostile manner, we are prepared to contain or destroy it.

00:18:41Destroy it?

00:18:43We'll be ready, Mr. President.

00:18:45We have a Trident sub in the harbor.

00:18:47All torpedoes are fully locked and loaded.

00:18:49We have ten fully armed Blackhawks in close proximity.

00:18:53A phallax of tanks and mobile cannons will be stationed offshore.

00:18:56Five F-35s will be circling at 20,000 feet already.

00:19:01That's fine for the immediate area, but what about the city?

00:19:04What about Manhattan?

00:19:05National Guard is overseeing evacs out of the city.

00:19:09And they're doing their best to maintain the order, sir.

00:19:12Mr. President, do you concur that sufficient precautions are in place for this operation?

00:19:19I concur.

00:19:20Captain Jaffe, did you copy all that?

00:19:23I did, sir.

00:19:25Proceed.

00:19:26Loud and clear.

00:19:37Proceed to the anomaly now, sir.

00:19:40We're heading in.

00:19:47Gentlemen, if you'll excuse me.

00:19:48We good?

00:19:56Blur cams are operational.

00:20:02Blur cams?

00:20:04Forward-looking infrared cameras.

00:20:06They see heat.

00:20:08They work great in smoke or dust.

00:20:10Basically, the brass is seeing everything we're seeing right now.

00:20:13Okay.

00:20:17Let's go say hello.

00:20:18Passive scans are done.

00:20:30No reaction from the UAP.

00:20:33We're going to see.

00:20:34The limit readings are flat across the board.

00:20:36We read no additional heat, cold, radiation of any kind.

00:20:42This thing's not even there.

00:20:44But we can see it, but we can see it so we know it reflects light.

00:20:50That makes me want to see what a laser can do to it.

00:20:53We should move on to the physical testing.

00:20:54This is physical testing.

00:21:09Mr. President.

00:21:11Did you see that?

00:21:12We all did.

00:21:13The UAP is hostile.

00:21:15General Vargas, send in the Blackhawks.

00:21:17Engage.

00:21:20Sir, there's a chance it was just maybe reacting to what happened.

00:21:24You may want to get out of the way.

00:21:26Copy that, sir.

00:21:27I'm on it.

00:21:35We're hit.

00:21:36There you are.

00:21:38We lost Jaffe's clear cam signal.

00:21:40Get me a picture, people.

00:21:41On it, sir.

00:21:42Mr. President, it attacked us again.

00:21:44General, let's give it hell.

00:21:45All forces, authorization Alpha Bravo, 5-5.

00:21:48Fire at will.

00:21:56Where's that picture?

00:21:57Network is down, sir.

00:21:58I'm working on it.

00:21:59Captain Jaffe, do you report?

00:22:01Commander Chow, do you copy?

00:22:04Somebody give me some eyeballs on this now.

00:22:07Hello?

00:22:08Report.

00:22:11Come on.

00:22:17Come on.

00:22:18Cover, have some spot down.

00:22:19No sign of rejection.

00:22:20Better read, no chance.

00:22:25Can we get satellite imagery of New York?

00:22:31We're blind here.

00:22:32All forces.

00:22:33Status report.

00:22:34Commander Chow, sit and rep.

00:22:36Can anybody hear us?

00:22:37Captain Jaffe, report.

00:22:40We have communication.

00:22:41Lost the floor cams, sir.

00:22:43The enemy engaged and defeated our entire defensive line.

00:22:46Colonel, how soon can you get them in the air?

00:22:51Good.

00:22:52Do it.

00:22:53Detail soldiers, we lost visuals.

00:22:55Sir, an extruded weapon and fire directed energy blasts at us.

00:22:59Our armor and weapons were just entirely ineffective against it.

00:23:02Captain, are you in position to observe and report on the enemy's activities?

00:23:06Affirmative, sir.

00:23:08We'll maintain a flight status.

00:23:09We've got three quarters of a tank of fuel left to preserve.

00:23:13Maintain an open radio channel.

00:23:14You're our eyes and ears until we get backup.

00:23:17We're scrambling ten raptors from McGuire.

00:23:19They're about ten minutes out.

00:23:21Excited to see some payback, sir.

00:23:23Let's get this son of a bitch.

00:23:25Ash, we need more fighters from bases further out.

00:23:27Make it happen.

00:23:28Yes, sir.

00:23:31Where the hell are my visuals?

00:23:32We're working on it, sir.

00:23:42We appreciate it.

00:23:44Yes.

00:23:45In front.

00:23:49Captain Jaffe, are you still with us?

00:23:50Sir, the UAP has retracted its weapons and is headed towards the city.

00:23:54We believe it's trying to avoid our counterstrikes by hiding amongst civilian structures.

00:24:01I don't think that's his plan, sir.

00:24:03It's followed through buildings like they're made of cardboard.

00:24:07Ask him where it's headed.

00:24:09You have any idea where the sphere is headed?

00:24:12We don't know its intended destination.

00:24:15It's headed inland at a straight line.

00:24:17Ignoring all obstacles.

00:24:19Just going right through them, sir.

00:24:21Captain, listen to me.

00:24:23Protect yourself, but we have to know where that damn thing is headed.

00:24:26You understand?

00:24:28Understood.

00:24:28Copy that.

00:24:29Loud and clear, Mr. President.

00:24:35This thing is clearly headed somewhere.

00:24:37It's had no deviation whatsoever to its path.

00:24:40Is the sphere firing any sort of ordinance?

00:24:42No, it doesn't need to.

00:24:43It's just driving right through everything.

00:24:45General, let's call the mayor, have them issue a shelter-in-place order for all the people who didn't leave when we told them to before.

00:24:51Leaving now would be like walking into a death trap.

00:24:54Yes, sir.

00:24:54We'll activate the civil defense network.

00:24:56All the people on the street can take shelter in the subway.

00:24:58We've got to have the streets clear.

00:24:59I'm already honest, sir.

00:25:01National Guard troops have begun civilian evacs for all cities along the eastern seaboard.

00:25:05We're telling everyone to move far inland as possible.

00:25:08All right, include all the neighboring states because the whole east coast is a war zone.

00:25:12Yes, sir.

00:25:13Sir, I don't want to talk out of turn, but maybe it's time to address the nation.

00:25:17Might be a lot of misinformation going on out there.

00:25:20Dr. Earl, perhaps you should tend to your own affairs.

00:25:23No.

00:25:23No, he's right.

00:25:25We need to tell the people what's happening.

00:25:28They are in the middle of it, and there's no getting around that.

00:25:30The news stations are all over it.

00:25:33I need to address the nation.

00:25:36What are you going to say?

00:25:39I'm going to tell them the truth.

00:25:43Is this helicopter okay after being hit by shrapnel?

00:25:47I mean, should we be following the sphere?

00:25:48Do we need to land?

00:25:50We're flying, Doc.

00:25:51Relax.

00:25:53You handled yourself pretty well back there for someone who's afraid of flying.

00:25:56It's not that I'm afraid.

00:25:58I just know the safety percentages.

00:26:01Sure.

00:26:02It's fine, Doc.

00:26:03I mean, everyone's afraid of something, right?

00:26:07What are you afraid of?

00:26:09Me?

00:26:10I'm a soldier.

00:26:11I'm not allowed to be afraid of anything.

00:26:15I still see a lot of people trying to get out.

00:26:23The evacuating a city is never a fast process.

00:26:26Are they firing guns at the sphere?

00:26:36We have to get them out of there.

00:26:38We're too far away.

00:26:39There's no time.

00:26:42We have our orders.

00:26:50They never had a chance.

00:26:51Listen, that's going to be all of us if we don't figure out a way to stop that thing.

00:26:58How?

00:26:58It destroys everything that gets near it.

00:27:00We observe, we report, we work smart, and we find a weakness.

00:27:03If it has one.

00:27:07Listen to me, Doc.

00:27:08That's your job, is to find a weakness net thing.

00:27:13Captain, clear that area.

00:27:15I got ten raptors coming in weapons high.

00:27:18There's still thousands of people out there trying to get out.

00:27:20Negative, General.

00:27:21Massive civilian casualties if you engage.

00:27:24Repeat.

00:27:25Massive civilian casualties if you engage.

00:27:27Afford.

00:27:28You're a call, sir.

00:27:31This is strike team leader.

00:27:32Approaching the sphere.

00:27:33Standing by.

00:27:35Sir.

00:27:39I may not have much of a legacy after today, but it won't be over this.

00:27:43Abort.

00:27:44Raptor commander, abort strike.

00:27:46I say again, abort strike.

00:27:48Copy that, General.

00:27:49Breaking off attack.

00:27:52Bravo Alpha 1010.

00:27:54Confirmed.

00:27:57Sir.

00:27:58You realize the day will come when you won't have that option.

00:28:02And if that day comes, if there is no option, I will make that call.

00:28:09Thank you, sir.

00:28:12I'll pray to God it doesn't come tonight.

00:28:19Did you see that?

00:28:21It slowed down for the first time.

00:28:24Okay, that's something.

00:28:26Is it good or is it bad?

00:28:28I don't know.

00:28:28I can't tell if it slowed because it liked the electricity or if it...

00:28:32Didn't like it.

00:28:33Either way, we need to find out, though.

00:28:35General Vorgas.

00:28:36We heard.

00:28:37It stopped.

00:28:38Let's try and get closer without attracting its attention.

00:28:41And get us more intel now.

00:28:43Copy that, sir.

00:28:45Will do.

00:28:46I'm going to call my kids before we get too close.

00:28:48Yeah.

00:28:51The UAP is continuing to move inland.

00:28:55The amount of devastation in its wake is staggering.

00:28:58Here, you can see military helicopters firing on it.

00:29:01But there seems to be little or no effect on the UAP.

00:29:05It seems to have some sort of shield causing the bullets or missiles.

00:29:09Dad?

00:29:10Where are you?

00:29:12Did you see those explosions on the news?

00:29:14What's going on?

00:29:15Get at him.

00:29:18He's here.

00:29:19Dad?

00:29:20Are you okay?

00:29:21I'm still in the helicopter.

00:29:23Listen.

00:29:24Are the phones working yet?

00:29:27Yes.

00:29:28Hey, good.

00:29:29That's good.

00:29:30Everything might be back.

00:29:32Listen.

00:29:33I want you to load up the car.

00:29:35Pack up the cases of water.

00:29:37The food.

00:29:39Battery chargers.

00:29:40This radio ad.

00:29:40All of it.

00:29:41Are we leaving?

00:29:42I thought you said to stay.

00:29:44Oh, I know.

00:29:45I know.

00:29:45But I just want you to be ready.

00:29:48You got it?

00:29:49Aren't we safe here?

00:29:50You told us to stay here.

00:29:52Yes, but I...

00:29:53Just be ready for anything.

00:29:55Get the car ready.

00:29:58Listen, honey.

00:29:59I gotta go.

00:30:02I love you guys.

00:30:04I'll check back in later.

00:30:09That was weird, right?

00:30:12I'll pack the food.

00:30:13You take care of the water?

00:30:14Yeah.

00:30:18Do you have any kids?

00:30:26Yeah.

00:30:27I did.

00:30:33Sorry.

00:30:33I didn't mean to pry.

00:30:36Yeah.

00:30:39Hey, how low can we get this thing?

00:30:40I want to look on the other side

00:30:42and see what the electricity did to it.

00:30:44All right.

00:30:44I don't want to get so close

00:30:45that it'll see us as a threat,

00:30:46but let me see what I can do, Doc.

00:30:54Where did they come from?

00:30:55They shouldn't be here.

00:30:59Civilian helicopter.

00:31:00Leave the area immediately.

00:31:01You are in danger.

00:31:02Repeat.

00:31:03They're too close.

00:31:04They're too close.

00:31:05Order, General.

00:31:13Please, it's our time.

00:31:15You're going down.

00:31:18Hang on.

00:31:26Sir, President Alexei Barikov

00:31:29has initiated a call

00:31:30on the Moscow-Washington line.

00:31:32Fidelity checks confirmed?

00:31:33Confirmed, vetted, and secure, sir.

00:31:36We've also had our urge or inquest

00:31:37from the General Secretary

00:31:38of the Chinese Military Commission.

00:31:42Well, this could be offers of assistance

00:31:45or simply a situation update.

00:31:47Regardless, I will take my leave.

00:31:51Temporarily.

00:31:52Orders, sir?

00:31:54Extending orders.

00:31:55Continue operations

00:31:56and currently established.

00:31:58Yes, sir.

00:32:03Get me General Trowell on the line.

00:32:10Quick, my equipment.

00:32:11Please, Dr. Spoon.

00:32:12Whoa, easy.

00:32:12Easy, sir.

00:32:15You guys are the luckiest bastards

00:32:17I've ever seen.

00:32:18Because that thing,

00:32:20that thing just took out

00:32:20the rest of those news choppers

00:32:21right after y'all went down.

00:32:23The remora.

00:32:24Private, where's your commanding officer?

00:32:26I'm in, sir.

00:32:29Sorry.

00:32:29We were securing an evacuation

00:32:32when all of a sudden

00:32:33that damn bowling ball

00:32:34breached our positions in seconds.

00:32:35Do you have a sat phone?

00:32:36No, sir.

00:32:38I was hoping maybe you guys might.

00:32:39Wait, there's one on Chopper.

00:32:41No, Doc, wait, no!

00:32:46Doc, you okay?

00:32:51Hang on, Shepard.

00:32:52Hang on.

00:32:53I'm okay.

00:32:57Easy.

00:32:57Easy, easy, easy, easy, easy, easy, easy.

00:33:08Doc, are you hit?

00:33:12I'm okay.

00:33:15All right.

00:33:17That's your hole for now.

00:33:18Stop the bleeding.

00:33:20Captain, you're advanced.

00:33:21Well, I guess you was right.

00:33:25That's where the lucky ones.

00:33:27How's he doing?

00:33:34He's all right for now,

00:33:35but we gotta get some real medical attention.

00:33:44Your phone's closed.

00:33:46Where's your phone?

00:33:50Okay, I'm looking at this.

00:33:52Come on.

00:33:53Come on.

00:33:54There we go.

00:33:56There we go.

00:33:56All right.

00:34:00Wait, you don't know the password.

00:34:01Don't need one.

00:34:02You can dial 911 from every cell phone,

00:34:04even if it's locked.

00:34:06Once I get an operator,

00:34:07I'll be good to go.

00:34:10Hopefully these cell towers are still up.

00:34:12Don't worry, Doc.

00:34:13I'll have us on a helo back to Washington

00:34:15as soon as possible.

00:34:16Gentlemen, welcome to Washington, D.C.

00:34:32President McCoy is temporarily engaged in affairs of this state.

00:34:36Howdy, Captain.

00:34:38Thank you, sir.

00:34:39What does that mean?

00:34:41It means when world leaders call asking questions about our situation.

00:34:44He has to be the one to answer.

00:34:46Understood.

00:34:47Um, who do we report to?

00:34:49You're talking to him.

00:34:51Secretary of Defense Ash Greer.

00:34:54Dr. Morrow, Captain Jaffe,

00:34:55we're grateful for the first-hand intelligence you provided.

00:34:58Thank you, sir.

00:34:58Hopefully it's something you can use.

00:35:00Actually, a news helicopter did.

00:35:02Really?

00:35:02It captured a moment just before it was shot down.

00:35:04Well, let's take a look.

00:35:05Dr. Morrow, we're about to begin a major operation.

00:35:08It's something we can discuss after this next engagement,

00:35:11should it prove necessary.

00:35:13Where is the sphere now?

00:35:15We're about to enter the upper bay,

00:35:16just north of the Jersey Shore,

00:35:17where we have four Navy destroyers

00:35:20waiting for it to clear the civilian quadrant.

00:35:23And once it enters the water,

00:35:24it'll be subjected to a fusillade of 10-ed shells

00:35:26as well as a simultaneous missile aerial strike

00:35:29from 10 F-22 Raptors.

00:35:32We have a battery of tanks on the Jersey side

00:35:34to prevent its egress from the bay.

00:35:35Sir, conventional weapons don't seem to work against it.

00:35:37It just destroys whatever it precedes as a threat.

00:35:40Nothing beats a tribe but a failure, Dr. Morrow.

00:35:43Satellite imaging on screen.

00:35:47Mr. Secretary?

00:35:52Spearhead!

00:35:53Talon!

00:35:54You are weapons free!

00:35:56Fire at will!

00:35:57This is Spearhead, reading you loud and clear.

00:36:00Commencing fire, sir!

00:36:13General, sit right.

00:36:15The attack appears to be working, sir.

00:36:18The Spear slowed down.

00:36:20It could be adapting.

00:36:21It could be adapting.

00:36:21Tankers, stand down.

00:36:42Do not engage.

00:36:43I repeat, do not engage.

00:36:45All units, retreat.

00:36:46Do not engage.

00:36:47Get the hell out of there!

00:36:48General, analysis.

00:36:49We just lost a lot of good people.

00:36:51I need to know why.

00:36:52It changed tactics.

00:36:54It didn't even use its beam weapons.

00:36:56At all.

00:36:57It took our own missiles and used them against us.

00:36:59They either just tested that tactic for the first time,

00:37:02or they just wanted us to know they could do it.

00:37:05Either way.

00:37:05General, what are we dealing with here?

00:37:10I don't know.

00:37:11But we need to find out.

00:37:15So this is the footage from the news helicopters?

00:37:29Yes.

00:37:30That's the last footage that the news helicopters sent back.

00:37:32There.

00:37:35That's where it paused.

00:37:36Do you see how the electricity flows around the sphere?

00:37:39We saw this in person.

00:37:40It's like the electricity is holding it there.

00:37:43Or it's choosing to hold there.

00:37:45Mm-hmm.

00:37:46Mm-hmm.

00:37:46And do you see how the ripple effects on the sphere

00:37:49right before it plows into the power station?

00:37:50We saw the same effect when a guy hit by the 10-inch guns.

00:37:53Yeah, but we didn't see that ripple effect

00:37:55when the drone pointed the laser at it.

00:37:56No, that first beam was the equivalent of a cat toy.

00:38:00Essentially harmless.

00:38:01But I believe it may have been interpreted as a hostile act.

00:38:04So, what's going on here, doctor?

00:38:07And you are a doctor.

00:38:09So, is this an it, or is it a they?

00:38:13Is it a machine that we have to break,

00:38:15or is it some kind of alien, cruel soldier that we need to kill?

00:38:19I honestly don't know, sir, but I'm not sure how that matters.

00:38:23It matters to me.

00:38:24Well, if there are life forms on board,

00:38:28they're very well protected.

00:38:29And if it is akin to a drone,

00:38:31then it's just going to keep doing what it does

00:38:33until it runs out of power.

00:38:34We figured that out for ourselves, Dr. Morrow.

00:38:40Mr. President.

00:38:42Mr. Secretary.

00:38:44Dr. Morrow has the floor.

00:38:46Yes, sir.

00:38:47You have enough problems without issues of respect.

00:38:50Yes, sir.

00:38:51Were your discussions productive?

00:38:52As much as they can be with world leaders

00:38:54who have access to nuclear weapons

00:38:56and are more concerned about our lack of progress.

00:38:59You appreciate your candor, sir.

00:39:00Good news is that they have offered access

00:39:03to their military and university science divisions.

00:39:06Good.

00:39:07That's a lot of extra brain power

00:39:08and potential firepower to bring to the table.

00:39:11Well, let's make use of it.

00:39:12Your respective counterparts will be linking to you shortly.

00:39:16Thank you, sir.

00:39:17Looking forward to it, sir.

00:39:19Let's go.

00:39:19Um, Dr. Whitney,

00:39:21has NASA reported any further speeds or objects?

00:39:24No, but they've got all available observatories

00:39:27and satellites watching the skies.

00:39:29Okay.

00:39:29I believe we should follow up on this observation

00:39:32that electricity or electromagnetic energy

00:39:34from the power station affected it.

00:39:36I agree.

00:39:38But completely correlating this data

00:39:40is going to take a lot of time,

00:39:41so we're going to have to...

00:39:42The thing we have precious little of.

00:39:47You aren't the only people

00:39:49who have scientists on speed dial.

00:39:51I've just received an alternate plan

00:39:52from the CERN think tank in Geneva.

00:39:55CERN?

00:39:56The European Council for Nuclear Research?

00:39:59No, they run the collider.

00:40:01They run the largest particle physics laboratory

00:40:03in the world.

00:40:04They deal exclusively with cutting-edge technology.

00:40:07Yes, that's true, sir, but...

00:40:09Mr. Morrow.

00:40:10The doctor.

00:40:14Dr. Morrow.

00:40:16They have a workable plan.

00:40:18Do you?

00:40:20No.

00:40:22Not as of yet,

00:40:23but that's why we need more time

00:40:24to analyze the data.

00:40:25CERN has analyzed the data,

00:40:26and they have a proposal

00:40:27which we can implement now.

00:40:31Doctor, sit down.

00:40:33Please.

00:40:35Mr. Secretary, proceed.

00:40:38I've just received confirmation

00:40:40that my colleagues in CERN

00:40:41have designed a definitive strike.

00:40:43Why are we just hearing about this now?

00:40:45They were working out the math, sir,

00:40:47which you can appreciate, doctor.

00:40:49At any rate,

00:40:50they feel a direct payload

00:40:51of liquid nitrogen

00:40:52would freeze at least a portion of the sphere

00:40:54before it has a chance to attack,

00:40:56whereupon repetitive direct hits

00:40:57should crack it open like an eggshell.

00:40:59Yeah, it's like putting a rubber ball

00:41:00in liquid nitrogen.

00:41:02Drop it, it'll shatter like glass.

00:41:03What do you think, Dr. Morrow?

00:41:05I mean, it's technically viable,

00:41:09but how the hell are you going

00:41:10to get liquid nitrogen on it?

00:41:11Are you going to drop it from a tree?

00:41:14General?

00:41:16The Sikorsky King Stallion

00:41:17can easily carry a tanker

00:41:19for liquid nitrogen.

00:41:20Yeah, and the Warthog A-10s

00:41:21have the precision accuracy

00:41:22to pound that thing over and over again

00:41:23until they get the job done.

00:41:28Give me Colonel Watt

00:41:29at the 87 airbase wing of the line.

00:41:32Sir, you're going to need somebody

00:41:33to blaze that target

00:41:34and guide those guns.

00:41:36We've done enough, soldier.

00:41:39You know that's never the answer, sir.

00:41:41Take care of yourself, Captain.

00:41:44I'll try, sir.

00:41:46Can I just be the voice of reason

00:41:48and point out that we don't know

00:41:48what's going to spill out of that Easter egg

00:41:50when you crack it open?

00:41:52This is why we'll need

00:41:53a training server in the field.

00:41:55Thank you for volunteering, doctor.

00:41:57Volunteering?

00:42:00Yeah, come on, doc.

00:42:01Break up the team now.

00:42:03Let's do this.

00:42:07Let's go.

00:42:15Good trick.

00:42:21I'm glad they were able to evacuate.

00:42:24Me too.

00:42:25If we're pointing another laser at the sphere,

00:42:27we need to make sure we do not miss.

00:42:29Why?

00:42:31We have to keep it pinpointed

00:42:32on the coat of ice formed

00:42:33by the liquid nitrogen,

00:42:35not the sphere's surface.

00:42:37If we do,

00:42:39it might...

00:42:40it might notice us.

00:42:42I'm giving us at a distance

00:42:45that seems to be safe, doc.

00:42:48If we stay at least 200 feet away,

00:42:49it's ignoring us.

00:42:51Okay.

00:42:52Okay.

00:42:54I'm trusting you.

00:42:56I'll keep the birds steady.

00:42:58You do your part.

00:43:00Ice, guns, shatter.

00:43:01The hogs are locked in on the beam.

00:43:03This will be over in no time.

00:43:05Trust me.

00:43:05You know what I don't understand?

00:43:09Where is it going?

00:43:10Why is it going there so slowly?

00:43:13It's like it...

00:43:15It's like they want us to shoot at it.

00:43:18Look, I don't have a problem with that, doc.

00:43:19This thing has killed thousands of people.

00:43:22It needs to be stopped

00:43:23and put down hard, now.

00:43:25This thing just doesn't make sense.

00:43:27Look, it doesn't need to.

00:43:28It just needs to be dead.

00:43:32Hammer, this is Skywatch.

00:43:34We're in position.

00:43:36Drop the payload.

00:43:41These were dead.

00:43:42Come on.

00:43:43Direct hit.

00:43:50Yes.

00:43:51There's a target, doc.

00:43:52Right there, top of the sphere.

00:43:57Strike team, target is lit.

00:43:59Take this bastard out, now.

00:44:07Damn it.

00:44:11Nice, it's disintegrated, bud.

00:44:14This sphere looks undamaged.

00:44:15It's not moving, though.

00:44:18Maybe it was affected.

00:44:20All right.

00:44:20I'm going to call for them to make another run.

00:44:23Wait, wait, hold on.

00:44:24Do not fire.

00:44:25Look.

00:44:26There.

00:44:27At the bottom,

00:44:28it's beginning to ripple.

00:44:31Just like it did before the last attacks.

00:44:33All right, I'm backing off

00:44:33to give the Warthard's clearance.

00:44:35Pull off the second wave.

00:44:36We all need to evac now.

00:44:37Afford, afford.

00:44:39Hang on.

00:44:40Oh.

00:44:43Land this thing right now.

00:44:53Put the landing target in the sky.

00:44:55They're cold, doc.

00:44:56Hang on.

00:45:00Oh, they're sacking the ship.

00:45:02Oh, my doc.

00:45:02They're doing outside.

00:45:04We've got a long run back.

00:45:05Oh.

00:45:06McGuire, this is Skywatch.

00:45:21The operation was a total failure.

00:45:23Repeat, total failure.

00:45:25Turn it to base.

00:45:26Damn it!

00:45:33The Sphere is now firing beams

00:45:35and destroying power stations.

00:45:36There's parts of New Jersey without power.

00:45:38Has the Sphere changed course?

00:45:40No.

00:45:41On the same course,

00:45:42south of New Jersey.

00:45:42It is.

00:45:43But electrical power stations

00:45:44within a 20-mile radius

00:45:45are blowing up.

00:45:47It's crippling our infrastructure.

00:45:48We need other options.

00:45:49This damn metal ball

00:45:52cannot be impervious

00:45:53to everything we have.

00:45:55It's either deflected

00:45:56or defeated

00:45:56every single conventional weapon

00:45:57that we've thrown at it.

00:45:59The Royal Canadian Air Force

00:46:00is dispatching a squadron

00:46:02of CE-145C

00:46:03vigilance aircraft.

00:46:04ETA is four hours out.

00:46:06Having more eyes

00:46:07in the sky

00:46:07is a good thing,

00:46:08but we need superior firepower.

00:46:10Has anybody else

00:46:11offered anything?

00:46:13We've shared

00:46:14every bit of intel

00:46:14with the scientific community

00:46:16and the military

00:46:16of all nations.

00:46:17They're working

00:46:18on their own data analysis.

00:46:20They all want to help

00:46:20in their own way,

00:46:21but they're all worried

00:46:22they might be next,

00:46:23so they don't want

00:46:24to draw attention

00:46:24to themselves,

00:46:25and I can't say

00:46:26that I blame them.

00:46:27CERN's working

00:46:28out another plan.

00:46:32When Dr. Morrow returns,

00:46:34have him integrate himself

00:46:35with all of these

00:46:36scientific agencies.

00:46:37This is no longer

00:46:38just an American problem.

00:46:40Yes, sir.

00:46:41Make sure he gets access

00:46:42to that video

00:46:43he's been asking about.

00:46:44If he's on to something,

00:46:45we're going to need it pronto.

00:46:46Assembling it now.

00:46:48Let's have that video

00:46:49sent up to the SATCOM room,

00:46:50have copies sent over

00:46:51to JPL, NASA, and Spacelab,

00:46:53and any other armchair

00:46:56space nerd that Morrow trusts.

00:46:59Absolutely, sir.

00:47:00Let's go, people.

00:47:01We're not living in a vacuum.

00:47:02Let's get some eyeballs

00:47:03on this.

00:47:05Where's Captain Jeffy now?

00:47:07He should be landing

00:47:08in Meguiar by now.

00:47:09All right, Doc.

00:47:23Come and open the base.

00:47:26Thank God.

00:47:27Sit her down.

00:47:28I am never, ever getting back

00:47:40on one of those things

00:47:41ever again.

00:47:43Truth is, I've done much worse,

00:47:45so you're going to need

00:47:46to walk it off, Doc.

00:47:47You've got way bigger problems

00:47:48to deal with.

00:47:49You're right, Captain.

00:47:50I'm sorry.

00:47:51It's you.

00:47:54Starting to rub off on you.

00:47:55Make a soldier out of you yet.

00:47:57I've got to check in.

00:47:58Let's go.

00:48:01Captain, I know

00:48:01we lost a lot of people.

00:48:02I just, I know

00:48:03we're missing something.

00:48:05I'm missing something.

00:48:06Hey, do not go down

00:48:08that path, Doc.

00:48:10NASA and CERN

00:48:11haven't figured out

00:48:12a way to stop

00:48:12that damn thing.

00:48:14Do not do that

00:48:14to yourself.

00:48:17You know,

00:48:17I keep going back, too.

00:48:19I keep thinking about

00:48:19that incident

00:48:20at the power plant.

00:48:22I mean, you saw it, right?

00:48:23It stopped for a reason.

00:48:25Yeah.

00:48:25I just,

00:48:26I just need to figure out why.

00:48:29Okay.

00:48:30What do you need?

00:48:32I need to look

00:48:33at all the available data.

00:48:34Wait, do we have access

00:48:35to that footage here?

00:48:36Yeah, I can get it.

00:48:37Okay.

00:48:39I also need to talk

00:48:39to Dr. Devlin at NASA.

00:48:41Okay, there's a phone

00:48:41in the office.

00:48:42Come on.

00:48:46There you go.

00:48:48All right, I'll be back.

00:48:51Devlin here.

00:49:03Dr. Devlin?

00:49:05It's Dr. Morrow.

00:49:06Has your agency detected

00:49:07any other spheres in orbit?

00:49:09No.

00:49:10Well, anyone else?

00:49:12ESA?

00:49:13Mars Cosmos?

00:49:15No, no one's reported anything.

00:49:18Would you be able to backtrack

00:49:19and give an estimate

00:49:20on its point of origin?

00:49:21Already on it.

00:49:23We detected a faint radiation trail

00:49:26that we've been backtracking.

00:49:27Well, where's it leading back to?

00:49:29Deep space.

00:49:31Jeff, your, um,

00:49:33your fast radio burst theory,

00:49:35your Rubicon signal,

00:49:37we said it was

00:49:38a random burst of noise.

00:49:39You said it was

00:49:40an attempt at first contact.

00:49:42Okay, it doesn't...

00:49:44We have concluded

00:49:45the source of the radiation trail

00:49:47and the FRB

00:49:49have the same point of origin.

00:49:53Oh.

00:49:54Hang on, Jeff.

00:49:55We may have something for you.

00:50:05No.

00:50:06No?

00:50:08No what?

00:50:10Dr. Morrow,

00:50:11your FRB was a warning.

00:50:15We found even more spheres,

00:50:17and they're in our solar system

00:50:18close to Jupiter.

00:50:20Dr. Morrow,

00:50:20we may have

00:50:21a doomsday situation

00:50:23on our hands.

00:50:25Ten spheres

00:50:32situated around Jupiter.

00:50:33Are you kidding me?

00:50:35NASA tracked the origin

00:50:36of the first sphere.

00:50:37It's the same exact location

00:50:38of Dr. Morrow's

00:50:40fast radio burst.

00:50:41The Rubicon signal

00:50:42that he said

00:50:43was extraterrestrial communication.

00:50:45The origin point

00:50:46led us to these.

00:50:48Ten more spheres.

00:50:49ready to attack

00:50:51at a moment's notice.

00:50:52Jesus,

00:50:53we're struggling

00:50:53with one.

00:50:55Sir,

00:50:55we need to alert

00:50:56our allies.

00:50:57I'm very sorry, sir,

00:50:58but there's more.

00:51:04What am I looking at here?

00:51:06What...

00:51:06In addition

00:51:07to the ten spheres,

00:51:09Dr. Morrow

00:51:09and Dr. Devlin

00:51:10believe that it's actually

00:51:12a fleet.

00:51:14Extraterrestrial ships

00:51:15ready to finish the job.

00:51:19Has this been verified?

00:51:20It's the same exact location

00:51:22as Dr. Morrow's FRB.

00:51:23It doesn't make any sense.

00:51:25Why would E.T.

00:51:26give us a road map

00:51:27to where they're hiding?

00:51:28Well, we don't think

00:51:29that's what they did.

00:51:30We think that the last planet

00:51:31that they destroyed

00:51:32was a warning to us.

00:51:33A bit of a jump

00:51:34in logic there.

00:51:35Possibly.

00:51:36But NASA is retargeting

00:51:38the Hubble and the James Webb,

00:51:39so we will know soon enough.

00:51:42This is an extraterrestrial fleet.

00:51:44It is the most

00:51:45logical conclusion

00:51:47given the available data, sir.

00:51:48Now, is this fleet en route?

00:51:50We don't know,

00:51:51but NASA is checking

00:51:53as we speak.

00:51:54They start to advance.

00:51:56We think that they're going

00:51:57to send the ten ships

00:51:58near Jupiter first.

00:52:00I mean,

00:52:00it could just be more drones.

00:52:03But I guess

00:52:06we shouldn't rule out

00:52:08something like

00:52:08a first wave

00:52:10of alien soldiers.

00:52:12Either way,

00:52:12Mr. President,

00:52:14it would be prudent

00:52:15to assume

00:52:15that we are facing

00:52:17an imminent

00:52:18hostile invasion.

00:52:22Give Captain Jaffe

00:52:23and Dr. Morrow

00:52:23on the horn.

00:52:24Come on.

00:52:27Patch me through

00:52:28to Captain Jaffe.

00:52:33All right, let's go.

00:52:43This is Captain Jaffe.

00:52:44Captain Jaffe,

00:52:45did you have Dr. Morrow

00:52:46there with you?

00:52:47Yes, sir.

00:52:48Mr. President.

00:52:50Sir, may I put you

00:52:51in speakerphone?

00:52:51Please.

00:52:54Dr. Morrow,

00:52:56are there any further

00:52:56details you can provide

00:52:58me with regarding

00:52:59this fleet?

00:53:00You seem to be

00:53:01the only one

00:53:02who had any idea

00:53:03that there was

00:53:04potentially something

00:53:05out there

00:53:05three months ago.

00:53:07I see you talked

00:53:07to Dr. Whitney.

00:53:09Sir, after studying

00:53:10the sphere,

00:53:10I am fully convinced

00:53:11that it is a probe.

00:53:13A probe?

00:53:14Yeah, it's collecting

00:53:15our data, sir.

00:53:16Probing our defenses.

00:53:17I kept asking myself

00:53:20why?

00:53:22Why is it moving

00:53:23so slowly?

00:53:24Like it wants us

00:53:25to shoot at it.

00:53:25Which we have been.

00:53:27Just like we're

00:53:27supposed to, sir.

00:53:28Every time we attack it,

00:53:30it just relays our defenses

00:53:31to its main fleet.

00:53:32The units we discovered

00:53:33near Jupiter.

00:53:34That's the real

00:53:35invading force.

00:53:36And they'll destroy us all.

00:53:38Whether through

00:53:39unmanned weaponry

00:53:40or full-on

00:53:40alien soldiers,

00:53:43we need to be

00:53:43prepared for it all.

00:53:45What is this based on?

00:53:46It's empirical.

00:53:47Sure.

00:53:48But Dr. Devlin

00:53:49thinks it's a possibility, too.

00:53:51But that's it.

00:53:53That's all I got.

00:53:55Anyone else?

00:53:56Mr. President,

00:53:57I concur with Dr. Devlin

00:53:58and Dr. Morrow.

00:53:59I do, too, sir.

00:54:01This is a basic

00:54:02military strategy.

00:54:04It's assembling

00:54:05its forces.

00:54:06It's sending out

00:54:07its scouts

00:54:08to verify

00:54:08enemy position

00:54:09and strength.

00:54:10It's going to

00:54:11soften up its targets

00:54:12and invade

00:54:13when the resistance

00:54:13has been eliminated.

00:54:15Where is this sphere now?

00:54:16It's just outside

00:54:19of Baltimore, sir,

00:54:20where it's been

00:54:21systematically targeting

00:54:22our electrical power

00:54:23substations.

00:54:24I have family

00:54:25in Baltimore.

00:54:27All of Baltimore

00:54:28has been evacuated.

00:54:29Half the eastern

00:54:30seaboard

00:54:30is without power.

00:54:31They've obviously

00:54:32been studying us

00:54:33and our power grid

00:54:34in great detail.

00:54:35How long before

00:54:36the sphere is in D.C.?

00:54:37We've extrapolated

00:54:38this all based

00:54:39on its movement

00:54:40since its arrival.

00:54:41How did you

00:54:42figure out

00:54:43the path?

00:54:44All right.

00:54:45I believe

00:54:46that it is

00:54:47slow walking

00:54:48to the people's house,

00:54:49which is the real

00:54:50seat of power

00:54:51in this country

00:54:51and is going

00:54:52to be gathering

00:54:53data all along

00:54:54the way.

00:54:55As you said,

00:54:56Dr. Morrow,

00:54:57two hours

00:54:58and seven minutes

00:54:59until it reaches

00:54:59this exact location,

00:55:01sir.

00:55:02And then

00:55:03that'll be

00:55:04the showdown.

00:55:06Captain Jaffe,

00:55:08Dr. Morrow.

00:55:09The CERN plant

00:55:10is a failure.

00:55:11We need you here

00:55:12in D.C.

00:55:12to formulate

00:55:13a new plan

00:55:13of attack,

00:55:14if you are willing.

00:55:15Yes, sir.

00:55:15Marine One is

00:55:16en route

00:55:16to pick you up.

00:55:17Over now.

00:55:18I know.

00:55:23We have to be

00:55:23in D.C. ASAP.

00:55:25My house might be

00:55:26in the direct line

00:55:27of Spears' path.

00:55:28I've got to get my kids.

00:55:29You told them

00:55:30to pack up the truck

00:55:31and be ready to go.

00:55:32I'm sure they can

00:55:32clear the air.

00:55:33You heard those guys.

00:55:34Half the eastern

00:55:35seaboard is without power.

00:55:37All right.

00:55:37I'll send a detail

00:55:38to secure your kids

00:55:39on the way to D.C.

00:55:40Got it.

00:55:42Captain,

00:55:43I have to get my kids.

00:55:45No.

00:55:46We need to get to Washington.

00:55:47I will send

00:55:47soldiers to retrieve

00:55:48your family.

00:55:49That's not good enough.

00:55:50Those army guys

00:55:50are out there

00:55:51doing army stuff.

00:55:53I need to guarantee

00:55:54my kids are safe.

00:55:59All right.

00:56:00Fine.

00:56:01I'll go.

00:56:02You get into that

00:56:03chapter to Washington

00:56:03right now

00:56:04and I'll look at your kids,

00:56:06I swear.

00:56:08Thank you,

00:56:09Captain Chaffee.

00:56:10It's all.

00:56:11Sean.

00:56:12Thank you, Sean.

00:56:13It's approaching

00:56:25the outskirts

00:56:26of the city, sir.

00:56:27All of D.C.

00:56:28has been evacuated.

00:56:29All non-essential personnel

00:56:30have been moved

00:56:31to a safer location.

00:56:32Mr. President,

00:56:32we should consider moving

00:56:33to a secure location

00:56:34as well.

00:56:35I agree, sir.

00:56:37Dr. Morrow,

00:56:38Captain Chaffee

00:56:39just checked in.

00:56:41He's about to pick

00:56:41up your kids.

00:56:42Thank you, sir.

00:56:43I'm very grateful.

00:56:45You're welcome.

00:56:46Family first.

00:56:47Mr. Motto I ran out.

00:56:48That's why I voted

00:56:49for you, sir.

00:56:50Dr. Devlin reports

00:56:51that the fleet

00:56:52hasn't moved,

00:56:53nor have the 10 spheres

00:56:54near Jupiter.

00:56:55So they're definitely

00:56:55waiting for the sphere

00:56:56to reach the capital.

00:56:56Sir, Joint Special Operations

00:56:59have arranged

00:56:59for experimental rail guns

00:57:01to be deployed

00:57:01within five hours.

00:57:03Five hours?

00:57:04They're installed

00:57:05on our destroyers.

00:57:06That's how long

00:57:07it's going to take

00:57:07to unmount them

00:57:08and fly them

00:57:09to this location.

00:57:10How long until

00:57:11the sphere gets here?

00:57:13An hour and 52 minutes, sir.

00:57:16Is there any branch

00:57:17of the military

00:57:18that can deploy something?

00:57:20No, sir.

00:57:21Nothing that wouldn't hurt us

00:57:23as much as it hurt them.

00:57:25You gotta give me something.

00:57:26Anything.

00:57:27There's gotta be something.

00:57:28You are missing

00:57:29something, General.

00:57:30Give me 15 minutes, sir.

00:57:31I believe I

00:57:33may have something.

00:57:34Leanne, something's coming.

00:57:44It's the sphere.

00:57:45We gotta go, now.

00:57:46It's not the sphere.

00:57:47It's Dad.

00:57:50Adam!

00:57:54Dad!

00:57:55Dad!

00:57:56Hang on!

00:57:56Don't get too close!

00:57:58We gotta move.

00:57:59Where's Dad?

00:58:00He's doing his job.

00:58:01Mine is to keep you safe.

00:58:02Move!

00:58:02Let's go.

00:58:03Come on.

00:58:03Go.

00:58:05Let's go, kids.

00:58:05Come on.

00:58:06Move!

00:58:06Wait, we need to go back.

00:58:11We left our stuff.

00:58:12Ref, Andy, hold on.

00:58:14Adam, it doesn't matter.

00:58:15We'll buy new stuff.

00:58:17Give me a fun ride.

00:58:22Now remember,

00:58:23up until this point,

00:58:24the sphere plowed through

00:58:25a dozen buildings

00:58:26without even blinking.

00:58:27And then suddenly,

00:58:28it slows down

00:58:30at a power station.

00:58:31Why?

00:58:32The electrical discharge

00:58:34from the Transformers.

00:58:36Yes.

00:58:36Why there?

00:58:38Because of this.

00:58:41Now, it took me forever

00:58:42to notice this,

00:58:43but we may have found

00:58:44a potential weakness.

00:58:51Doctor, what are we looking for?

00:58:54So, frame two,

00:58:56there's a blur distortion

00:58:57here,

00:58:58and then frame A,

00:59:01it's gone.

00:59:02Now, it's easy to miss,

00:59:03but the fact is,

00:59:04the sphere is sharp

00:59:06up until here,

00:59:08and then it goes soft

00:59:09at this point,

00:59:10right as it plows

00:59:12through the buildings.

00:59:13And this means what exactly?

00:59:15It means

00:59:16it has a force field.

00:59:18That's the attenuation

00:59:19of light through

00:59:20an intense magnetic field.

00:59:22Yes.

00:59:22And that's the critical point.

00:59:24not only does it have a force field,

00:59:26it doesn't have it on

00:59:27all the time.

00:59:30Why not?

00:59:32I can answer that.

00:59:34It's a major power drain.

00:59:36Precisely.

00:59:37It needs something strong enough

00:59:38to shrug off all the stuff

00:59:39you've been throwing at it,

00:59:40but that requires

00:59:41massive amounts of energy.

00:59:43So I've combed through

00:59:46all the available video footage

00:59:48I could find

00:59:48between every interaction

00:59:49with the sphere.

00:59:51Watch.

00:59:52On.

00:59:53Off.

00:59:54On.

00:59:55Off.

00:59:56On.

00:59:57Off.

00:59:58Now, it's subtle,

01:00:00but it's unmistakably there.

01:00:02The clear interaction

01:00:03between photons

01:00:04and an electromagnetic field

01:00:06is strong enough

01:00:06to pull them off course.

01:00:08Why didn't we see this before?

01:00:11We were too far away.

01:00:12Frankly, too busy

01:00:14evading explosions.

01:00:16Well, we wouldn't have

01:00:16caught it at all

01:00:17if you and Captain Jaffe

01:00:18hadn't risked your lives

01:00:20to report the attack.

01:00:22Footage of those

01:00:22news helicopters captured

01:00:23was instrumental.

01:00:25Sir, I believe we might

01:00:27have a possible turning point.

01:00:29Explain.

01:00:29You gotta explain that, Doctor.

01:00:31Sir, every time

01:00:32we attack this thing,

01:00:33it turns on its force field.

01:00:36Anytime it wants

01:00:36to bulldoze something,

01:00:37it turns on its force field.

01:00:39I think that maybe,

01:00:41maybe,

01:00:42it's vulnerable

01:00:43when its field is not on.

01:00:46Well, what about New York

01:00:47when you hit it

01:00:47with a laser point?

01:00:48No, you already had

01:00:49all your assault weapons

01:00:50on the field.

01:00:51All I did was ring

01:00:51the bell for round one.

01:00:53He's right.

01:00:56That spear engaged

01:00:57every piece of ordinance

01:00:58we threw at it.

01:00:59Look out our Blackhawks,

01:01:00our F-35s,

01:01:02our tanks,

01:01:03our mobile artillery.

01:01:04And it kept moving

01:01:05inland for more.

01:01:06Everything that this thing does

01:01:07is either a weapons test

01:01:08or an asset's crippler.

01:01:10Our power grid infrastructure.

01:01:12Correct.

01:01:13All right,

01:01:13so how do we use

01:01:14this knowledge?

01:01:17Okay, we know

01:01:17the unexpected surge

01:01:19from the power plant

01:01:19caught it by surprise.

01:01:21And it stopped short

01:01:22before it could

01:01:23turn the field back on

01:01:24and protect it.

01:01:25So it's only active

01:01:26when a threat is perceived.

01:01:28Otherwise,

01:01:28it conserves power.

01:01:30So we need to isolate it

01:01:31and throw something

01:01:32it can't see

01:01:33and prepare for.

01:01:34It might be able

01:01:35to penetrate its defenses.

01:01:36What can we throw

01:01:37at this that we haven't already?

01:01:41What about an EMF?

01:01:45Yes.

01:01:46Yes, our own

01:01:47electromagnetic field.

01:01:49I mention that

01:01:49because the White House

01:01:50has a lot of pulse generators

01:01:52in its surrounding buildings

01:01:53in case of unknown attacks.

01:01:54Well, if we could use those,

01:01:56we could possibly

01:01:57set up a trap.

01:01:58Find an area

01:01:58where we can bombard it

01:01:59with EMF pulses

01:02:00and hopefully we

01:02:02catch it by surprise,

01:02:04weaken its shielding

01:02:04and disrupt it.

01:02:07Yeah, but how do you

01:02:08get it into the trap

01:02:09and where's the bait?

01:02:10That's the easy part, sir.

01:02:12We know exactly

01:02:12where it's going

01:02:13and how it's getting there.

01:02:14Speaking of coming and going,

01:02:16where are my kids?

01:02:18Dr. Whitney,

01:02:19is the captain checked in?

01:02:20Yes.

01:02:21The captain has brought

01:02:22your kids to his parents'

01:02:23home in Pennsylvania

01:02:23and then they're going

01:02:24to head to Tobyhanna

01:02:26Army Depot.

01:02:29Okay.

01:02:30Commandeer all resources

01:02:31necessary to implement

01:02:32this plan,

01:02:33Mr. Secretary.

01:02:33Yes, sir.

01:02:34What do we do

01:02:35once the sphere

01:02:35has been stunned?

01:02:39Blow it up.

01:02:40No, nothing you've

01:02:41hit it with affects it.

01:02:43You don't know

01:02:43what will work.

01:02:44We haven't thrown

01:02:45everything at it yet.

01:02:47Are you suggesting

01:02:48we go nuclear on it?

01:02:50No.

01:02:51Absolutely not.

01:02:53We need to isolate it

01:02:54and throw everything

01:02:55we got left at it.

01:02:57Cluster, combustible,

01:02:58chemical, whatever.

01:03:00How do you isolate

01:03:01a floating ball?

01:03:03I don't know, Dr. Morrow.

01:03:04Why don't you tell me?

01:03:05Enough.

01:03:06We need ideas, okay?

01:03:09In the meantime,

01:03:10let's just work

01:03:10on getting this EMF

01:03:11in place.

01:03:12The bunkers.

01:03:14The underground bunkers

01:03:15in the White House.

01:03:16Are they...

01:03:17Do we have access

01:03:18to those here?

01:03:20It's not like that,

01:03:21Dr. Morrow.

01:03:22Okay, but

01:03:22if we can find

01:03:24a place along

01:03:25the sphere's path

01:03:25that align with

01:03:26the underground maze

01:03:27of bunkers,

01:03:28then we can

01:03:28spring...

01:03:30I'm not following

01:03:31you, doctor.

01:03:32Okay.

01:03:34Look,

01:03:34I know I'm not

01:03:36from here,

01:03:37but I know

01:03:37there are bunkers here.

01:03:39Someplace where

01:03:39the senators

01:03:40and the president

01:03:41go to be safe.

01:03:43Right?

01:03:43Yes, there is.

01:03:44Okay.

01:03:45We find a place

01:03:46along the sphere's path,

01:03:48and then we

01:03:48open one up,

01:03:50create a hole,

01:03:51and then we bombard it

01:03:52with the EMF blast.

01:03:53It falls into

01:03:54this concrete area,

01:03:55and then you,

01:03:56General, you just...

01:03:56You go at it.

01:03:57You just hit it

01:03:58with everything you got,

01:03:59all right?

01:03:59Full court press,

01:04:00kitchen sink,

01:04:00whole nine yards,

01:04:01everything.

01:04:02Everything you got,

01:04:03but no nukes.

01:04:05That's your plan, huh?

01:04:08Yeah.

01:04:10All right.

01:04:11Let's make this happen.

01:04:13Really?

01:04:14Hey, good, bad,

01:04:15it's the only plan

01:04:16I'm hearing in this room

01:04:17right now.

01:04:18You're right,

01:04:18Mr. President.

01:04:20We'll survey the area

01:04:21for the best site

01:04:21right away.

01:04:22Good.

01:04:23You have only about

01:04:2480 minutes.

01:04:26Get the demolition team ready.

01:04:28Three would do it.

01:04:30Four to be sure.

01:04:31Sure.

01:04:31Once it's in,

01:04:32we isolate it,

01:04:33and then we throw

01:04:34everything we got at it.

01:04:35Dr. Murrow?

01:04:36A simultaneous attack

01:04:40combined with

01:04:40EMF bombardment?

01:04:42Even in its battle mode,

01:04:43we might stand a chance.

01:04:45But we'll only have seconds,

01:04:47if that much,

01:04:48before it turns back

01:04:49on its defenses.

01:04:50We should move to the

01:04:51fallout shelter

01:04:52beneath the Capitol building.

01:04:53We'll be much safer there.

01:04:55Agreed.

01:04:56Let's go,

01:04:57everyone,

01:04:57now.

01:04:58Good job,

01:04:59Dr. Murrow.

01:05:06Come on,

01:05:07moving, soldier.

01:05:18Now,

01:05:18it's right at Lafayette Square.

01:05:20It's the perfect place.

01:05:21It's so damn close

01:05:22to the White House.

01:05:22It's indirect paths,

01:05:24or we're gonna have

01:05:24plenty of room.

01:05:25All right, look,

01:05:26no one is gonna miss

01:05:27Andrew Jackson's statue,

01:05:28so go ahead,

01:05:28blow that up.

01:05:30Our EMF generators

01:05:31will be deployed

01:05:31here, here, here,

01:05:33and here.

01:05:34Now,

01:05:34the sphere is gonna

01:05:35destroy the White House.

01:05:36We're gonna weaken

01:05:36the sphere

01:05:37with an EMF pulse blast,

01:05:39and then blow a crater open,

01:05:40drop the sphere

01:05:41into the hole,

01:05:42and then what?

01:05:43A squadron of F-15s

01:05:44from Langley

01:05:45and Sizemore Johnson

01:05:46will target the sphere

01:05:47with its sidewinder missiles.

01:05:48But the sphere

01:05:49has been turning

01:05:50ballistic missiles

01:05:50back on themselves.

01:05:51Yes, sir.

01:05:52That's why we're

01:05:52using multiple waves, sir.

01:05:53The hope is that

01:05:54the sphere will be weakened

01:05:55by the EMF field.

01:05:57Our fighters will be able

01:05:57to launch their missiles

01:05:58then retreat

01:05:59to a safe distance.

01:06:02Attention!

01:06:04Yes, sir.

01:06:08How'd you work?

01:06:10So four squadrons

01:06:11consisting of five F-15s

01:06:13each will attack,

01:06:14then circle back

01:06:15for a second pass?

01:06:16There will be

01:06:16a continuous barrage

01:06:17of bullets and shells

01:06:19as well

01:06:19from our ground forces.

01:06:20So the combined barrage

01:06:23with the EMF pulse blast

01:06:25will weaken it

01:06:25and hopefully burn out

01:06:27the force field?

01:06:28That's our hope, sir.

01:06:31Projected casualties,

01:06:32General.

01:06:34For our ground troops,

01:06:3680%.

01:06:37will be a good man.

01:06:39Accre-sons.

01:06:39Okay.

01:06:40Yes.

01:06:41This is our last stand, sir.

01:06:44Every man and woman

01:06:45on that line understands

01:06:46what will happen here today.

01:06:49And they all show up

01:06:50for duty.

01:06:51Well, let's make sure

01:06:52that this day

01:06:54is a day we can all

01:06:55be proud of,

01:06:56no matter the outcome.

01:06:57Yes, sir.

01:06:59History will judge.

01:07:00Now, we ignored the Rubicon's signal when it first appears.

01:07:05But we will not ignore it now.

01:07:07Now, where is the sphere, and how soon can we be ready to go?

01:07:10It's in direct route for the capital, sir.

01:07:12It's one click out.

01:07:14And it doesn't know that we are here.

01:07:17Another question I have is, why us?

01:07:20Why D.C.?

01:07:21Why isn't it attacked New York or Los Angeles?

01:07:24London, Tokyo, Sao Paulo?

01:07:26Why isn't it attacked the major population centers?

01:07:29It's testing us.

01:07:31It knows that if it can take us down in D.C., then it can take the whole world down with it.

01:07:35Doctor, are you not sure about all this?

01:07:40No, sir. Not entirely.

01:07:42But there has to be a reason why they haven't unleashed their full army yet.

01:07:46Dr. Morrow might be on to something, Mr. President.

01:07:48They could be trying to eliminate their biggest threat.

01:07:51To assert their dominance.

01:07:53Sir?

01:07:55The EMFs are in position.

01:07:57Thank you. It's time.

01:07:58Here we go.

01:07:59All teams ready.

01:08:21Standing by, sir.

01:08:22The field is yours, General.

01:08:23Demolition team, confirm target coordinates.

01:08:28T minus 35 seconds.

01:08:3135 seconds.

01:08:3235 seconds. Copy that.

01:08:39Sky team, land team, on one.

01:08:42Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.

01:08:59Engage.

01:09:05Fire in the hole.

01:09:06It's rippling.

01:09:13It's analyzing the attack.

01:09:14Keep it off balance.

01:09:15Keep hitting it.

01:09:20Increase the EMF pulses.

01:09:21Just keep it overwhelmed.

01:09:23Get it in the hole, Morales.

01:09:27Missed.

01:09:28That means it's working, right?

01:09:29Missed.

01:09:30It's in the hole.

01:09:34Blow that damn thing up!

01:09:49Captain, status report.

01:09:52Captain, do you copy?

01:09:54We lost visuals.

01:09:55There's too much smoke.

01:09:56Could we get it?

01:10:00Spotter, target status.

01:10:04Sanders, updates.

01:10:05Ordinance confirmed and deployed.

01:10:09Could we get it?

01:10:10Can't tell.

01:10:11Is there a spectral graph?

01:10:13Anything?

01:10:14There's too much damn smoke.

01:10:17Screw it.

01:10:18Hit it again.

01:10:19All units, resume attack.

01:10:21Fire at will.

01:10:23Blackhawks, EMFs on.

01:10:25Converge on sphere.

01:10:26All teams, danger close.

01:10:28Exercise extreme caution.

01:10:33Anything?

01:10:35Nothing yet, sir.

01:10:44Conline 32 down.

01:10:4743 down.

01:10:48Captain, hello?

01:10:49113.

01:10:51264 down.

01:10:52Captain, status report.

01:10:55What was that?

01:10:55Status report, Captain.

01:11:06Did it work?

01:11:07Does that mean we won?

01:11:09We don't know.

01:11:11You saw how it destroyed everything around it.

01:11:15That was the final death throes of a once formidable enemy.

01:11:20And the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives to see it finally destroyed will not soon be forgotten.

01:11:26On this day, that will be written as a new chapter in American history.

01:11:30One where Americans showed what they do best.

01:11:34We do not bow to those who wish to see us destroyed.

01:11:37We do not bow to those who wish to see us destroyed.

01:11:40You're goddamn right, sir.

01:11:43Mr. President, our contact in Moscow says they're getting some odd readings.

01:11:51Mr. President.

01:11:52Yes?

01:11:53Mr. President, I got a message from the strategic air defense of NORAD.

01:11:58Ten?

01:12:00Ten spheres just dropped into our atmosphere?

01:12:03This is far from over.

01:12:05It's just begun.

01:12:12How did they get here so fast?

01:12:14Weren't they at Jupiter?

01:12:15It doesn't matter.

01:12:16They're here already.

01:12:17That's what that red flash was.

01:12:19They were summoning backup.

01:12:21A beacon.

01:12:22What do we do now?

01:12:23We could barely handle one.

01:12:25All right, Ash.

01:12:26You gotta get down the horn and alert all the world leaders that at least the EMF will potentially stun the sphere.

01:12:32Yes, sir.

01:12:32I'll have my people call right away.

01:12:35We have a few more options on the table, sir.

01:12:38All right.

01:12:38Let's explore the least extreme first.

01:12:41We'll have time for the others later.

01:12:42Sir, we start lobbying nukes at this thing.

01:12:45The entire planet will be uninhabited.

01:12:46We are not lobbying nukes anywhere, okay?

01:12:48We're not lobbying nukes.

01:12:52Relaying our EMF strategy to every military force is a good start.

01:12:56There's not enough EMFs on the planet.

01:12:59Sir, another sphere is headed this way.

01:13:06So we should evacuate while there's still time?

01:13:08No.

01:13:09No, there's nowhere to run.

01:13:10There's no time.

01:13:11I wouldn't leave anyway.

01:13:13But you should all leave now.

01:13:15Not a chance, sir.

01:13:17We have a chance to stop it while we're here, sir.

01:13:19For the sake of the entire planet, I'm...

01:13:21I'm staying, too.

01:13:24Okay.

01:13:26Well, what do we do now?

01:13:28Well, about six years ago, in the previous administration,

01:13:30we approved an orbital satellite carrying ammunitions to ISS.

01:13:34Are you telling me we have a weapons platform in orbit?

01:13:40That's a violation of every international space treaty and agreement, Ash.

01:13:44Understood.

01:13:45But we had reason to suspect the Russians were already doing this.

01:13:48What kind of weapons are we talking about?

01:13:51Missiles?

01:13:52Nukes?

01:13:54EMFs?

01:13:55Lasers.

01:13:55Not EMFs.

01:13:57No.

01:13:58But lasers can be used to generate electromagnetic radiation with any specific wavelength frequency.

01:14:03Hey, Mike, you're lucky.

01:14:07Okay.

01:14:09So where are they?

01:14:10On the International Space Station?

01:14:12No, sir.

01:14:13We never got that far.

01:14:14They're circling the Earth, waiting to be docked.

01:14:16Or launched.

01:14:17We're going to talk about this later, Ash.

01:14:19Can we communicate with these satellites?

01:14:21I need to make a few calls.

01:14:22I can call my kids.

01:14:23Moscow, Paris, and London have just reported this fierce MA landfall.

01:14:29Sir, they've initiated combat, sir.

01:14:34Yeah.

01:14:35God help us.

01:14:43There's no tentative probing anymore.

01:14:46Any engagement is final.

01:14:48Doctor, what's the ETA in this sphere targeting all of D.C.?

01:14:52Honestly, any moment.

01:14:54Unless they're targeting higher population centers like Los Angeles or New York.

01:14:57Listen to me.

01:14:58We are Earth's last hope.

01:15:00We don't get those satellites online.

01:15:02It is over, people.

01:15:04Yes, sir.

01:15:04We called in our last fighters.

01:15:06We're sending up a perimeter of tanks and mobile altitudes.

01:15:09What about the EMF units?

01:15:11We're not sure if they'll still be effective.

01:15:13We have no way to coordinate with the EMFs once they arrive.

01:15:17Skywatch to Talon.

01:15:18Over.

01:15:19Chun?

01:15:20Get him up on comms.

01:15:23Skywatch, Talon here.

01:15:24What's your 20?

01:15:25Prepare to land, Talon.

01:15:26I got a job for you, son.

01:15:29I thought I missed the party.

01:15:31Looks like I'm right on time.

01:15:32Chun, it's so good to hear your voice.

01:15:36My kids.

01:15:37On the outskirts of Pittsburgh right now.

01:15:39We're with parents.

01:15:40Probably eating some cookies.

01:15:43We take care of our own, Doc.

01:15:46General, how can I be of service?

01:15:49Stand by, Captain.

01:15:51Copy that, sir.

01:15:52We're going to zap it first with the EMFs.

01:15:55Then all batteries fire on incoming bogeys.

01:15:58All interceptors fire on incoming bogeys.

01:16:01Take this out of my sky.

01:16:03We're just knocked it off course, that's all.

01:16:17It just bought us some time.

01:16:20Devlin here.

01:16:23We've initiated contact with the orbital platform and are attempting to activate the laser targeting systems.

01:16:29Are we ready?

01:16:32We believe all satellite targeting systems have been successfully activated.

01:16:36What do you mean believe?

01:16:37They've never been tested, sir.

01:16:39Some diagnostics did not respond fully.

01:16:41How many?

01:16:41All of them think they're on, they just never fully passed a weapons check.

01:16:44What does that even mean?

01:16:46If it fails, we'd be alerting the enemy.

01:16:49Now, are we a go, sir?

01:16:51The timing on this is very critical.

01:16:53Every affected country has to know exactly when to blast the sphere, and we will zap them then.

01:17:01Are these satellites in the correct orbital positions to target the spheres?

01:17:05The satellites are in a geostationary orbit, and their weapons are aimed at the same capital cities that the spheres chose to target.

01:17:13We've given every military commander all the info we've learned.

01:17:17I hope it's sufficient.

01:17:18Sir, the sphere is active.

01:17:19We're not ready yet.

01:17:26We need to fire the lasers now, sir.

01:17:28No, you can't defeat the spheres with normal weapons.

01:17:30We need those lasers.

01:17:32We need the EMFs.

01:17:33Have you alerted all the leaders?

01:17:35Russia and Italy are the last ones.

01:17:36Wait.

01:17:38I've got Italy's coordinates.

01:17:39Still waiting on Russia.

01:17:41Sir.

01:17:41Sir, the sphere is three minutes away and closing fast.

01:17:45Hold.

01:17:45Give me the president of Russia on the phone.

01:17:47Give me Captain Jaffe on the line.

01:17:48Line four.

01:17:49Captain Jaffe.

01:17:50What do you need, Doc?

01:17:51Do you still have those portable EMFs from your last skirmish?

01:17:54We have three Blackhawks in the vicinity with the EMFs.

01:17:57Great.

01:17:57Use them to stall the sphere.

01:17:59We just need a little more time.

01:18:01You hear that, Captain?

01:18:02Loud and clear.

01:18:04You stall them, but you do not engage.

01:18:06Copy that.

01:18:08Man, this thing just won't give up.

01:18:10The EMFs are engaged.

01:18:15Is it slowing down?

01:18:16Target locked.

01:18:17Missile away.

01:18:23Contact.

01:18:24Result?

01:18:25Shaker, but not stirred.

01:18:27The sphere is still headed in this direction.

01:18:30How many more missiles do you got?

01:18:31One more.

01:18:32I'm going in close for this one.

01:18:34Sean, remember, no less than 200 feet.

01:18:38No can do, Doc.

01:18:39I'm taking this one ready to its heart.

01:18:41Take care of your family, Doc.

01:18:43We had some great kids there.

01:18:44Charge and ready to deploy, sir.

01:18:46Missile locked.

01:18:47Fire the damn laser.

01:18:49Missile away.

01:18:50Fire.

01:18:59Fire.

01:19:08Attack it with everything we got left.

01:19:10Fire.

01:19:15It's getting closer.

01:19:16This will work.

01:19:17It has to.

01:19:18I hope you're right, Doctor.

01:19:26This whole place is coming down.

01:19:27Out.

01:19:28Out.

01:19:28Everyone out.

01:19:29Get the president out of here now.

01:19:30Everybody, let's go.

01:19:31Everyone out.

01:19:32Let's go.

01:19:32Move.

01:19:33Move.

01:19:36Let's go now.

01:19:38Doctor, now.

01:19:38Let's go.

01:19:39Let's go.

01:20:09Hey, I think we found someone.

01:20:23Over here, hurry.

01:20:28I can't believe you two got here so fast.

01:20:30We were right by an airbase, Dad.

01:20:33It was easy to hitch a ride.

01:20:34Especially since everyone wanted to make sure we got here before you woke up.

01:20:38It was all over the news.

01:20:39There were aliens inside the ship.

01:20:42Wait, those weren't drones?

01:20:43No.

01:20:43At least, the ones near Jupiter weren't.

01:20:46But the news said that it was likely the first wave of alien soldiers.

01:20:49But the ships have all been destroyed, and everything inside of them.

01:20:53The president said you did that?

01:20:54You blew them all up?

01:20:56No, we did that.

01:20:58Our team.

01:20:58Well, you guys kicked ass.

01:21:01Marriage for marriage.

01:21:02Marriage for marriage.

01:21:03What about Captain Jaffe?

01:21:06He, um...

01:21:07He kicked the most ass out of any of us.

01:21:13This way, sir.

01:21:14He's just here to be a curtain.

01:21:15I'll tell you about it later.

01:21:16Um, hello.

01:21:17Uh, president and, uh, doctor.

01:21:21Are we supposed to salute that?

01:21:23Is everyone...

01:21:24Everyone made it out of the bunker.

01:21:26Everything's fine, so...

01:21:27We wanted to show you this.

01:21:29What's this?

01:21:31That is your Rubicon signal.

01:21:33You were right all along.

01:21:35You were also right that it didn't matter that there were aliens inside.

01:21:39But as soon as they realized that we could break their toys,

01:21:42they left the playground and went straight home.

01:21:44Let's go.

01:21:44I'm just sorry it took me so long to figure out how to beat them, sir.

01:21:48But you did it.

01:21:51And I want you on my staff, Dr. Morrow.

01:21:54Well, that's...

01:21:55It's very flattering, sir.

01:21:56But, um...

01:21:58I actually wanted to stay out of politics.

01:22:01Well, maybe part-time consultant.

01:22:05You think about it.

01:22:06Your country needs you.

01:22:08Okay.

01:22:10Thank you, sir.

01:22:11Um, I'll...

01:22:12I'll think about it.

01:22:13Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

01:22:15Sean.

01:22:16Captain Jaffe?

01:22:17Well, you're alive?

01:22:18Yeah.

01:22:19You're kidding me, right?

01:22:21POTUS, President of the United States,

01:22:23offers you a full-time position,

01:22:25and you'll think about it?

01:22:27What's there to think about?

01:22:29Well, I didn't say no, sir.

01:22:31It's a big decision.

01:22:32Come on, man.

01:22:33So, you must be the young man who first spotted the UAP.

01:22:38On behalf of a grateful country, I want to thank you.

01:22:41Thank you, Mr. President.

01:22:43You know, I could do a lot more if I had a job at NASA.

01:22:47Certainly.

01:22:48Well, the word intern comes to mind.

01:22:51Paid, of course.

01:22:53What about you, young lady?

01:22:55Oh, um, I've had enough space drama

01:22:57to last me a lifetime, so...

01:22:59I understand.

01:23:01Um, however, Earth and environmental studies...

01:23:04Oh, my area of interest.

01:23:06I am in need of an assistant.

01:23:09Oh, a job offer?

01:23:10Mm-hmm.

01:23:11Then I accept.

01:23:13Well, looks like we're going to be in D.C. for a while.

01:23:17Yes, we are.

01:23:18Thank you, Mr. President.

01:23:48Thank you, Mr. President.

01:24:18Thank you, Mr. President.

01:24:48Thank you, Mr. President.

01:25:18Thank you, Mr. President.

01:25:20Thank you, Mr. President.

01:25:48Thank you, Mr. President.

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