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00:00Star Trek Strange New Worlds
00:30Star Trek Strange New Worlds
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01:29Star Trek Strange New Worlds
01:59Star Trek New Worlds
02:30Tell me, what is the essential function of the AP350 device?
02:35It's an air filter.
02:38Cadets, never read the assignment materials in advance.
02:42Invented by a Ziegle Oregon in 2234, first deployed on Titan after the Crestbrook-Brining collapse.
02:49Unlike its predecessors, the upgraded model AP350 uses charged positron rods to stabilize the ion matrix, which then, well, filters the air.
02:58Fine. Points granted.
03:03Most cadets labor their rotation through engineering, dreaming of command.
03:12I'm enjoying it here, actually. Engineering is a lot like linguistics.
03:18Is that so?
03:19Sure. Both are dependent on how seemingly unrelated systems communicate.
03:23Big ideas.
03:25Big ideas. To impress me, you're going to need to do better than theorize.
03:32Challenge accepted.
03:33You're not wearing your pin.
03:40No big deal.
03:42Okay.
03:43You know how I feel about it.
03:44Yeah, I definitely do.
03:46Past is the past. There's no point in looking back.
03:48Closure seems like a reason.
03:50Starfleet has...
03:50I am not going to let some doctor inside my head to try and fix me. I'm not broken. I'm fine.
03:58Captain, we've arrived in orbit.
04:03So, where's the welcome wagon?
04:07Sir, Phinibus 3 is still not responding to any hails.
04:10When was their last transmission?
04:12According to the log, two days ago.
04:15I've been monitoring radio wave interference emanating from a large brown dwarf in close proximity.
04:19This was jamming the signal.
04:21Possible. Let me adjust sensors.
04:26The brown dwarf does not appear to be the problem, Captain.
04:29Phinibus 3 is not responding because the colony's communication satellite has been destroyed.
04:37Accidental?
04:38Impossible to say, Captain.
04:41All right.
04:42Report it to Starfleet.
04:44Protocol now as we investigate. Make contact on the ground. Go slow.
04:48No assumptions until we gather more intel.
04:51I'll prep a landing party.
04:53Lieutenant Nooney and Singh?
05:05There are supposed to be hundreds of people here.
05:07I'm not getting any human life signs.
05:10Rushed evacuation?
05:12Rushed under fire.
05:14Those are blast marks.
05:16Definitely a skirmish here.
05:17Listen to the
05:44You're struggling to sit for a meeting.
05:46It's not funny.
06:02Commander, come take a look.
06:10Not an evacuation.
06:12Massacre.
06:14Looks like the bodies were all dragged here.
06:17But where are they now?
06:26Number one, we've got an unidentified ship up here.
06:29We're beaming you back up.
06:32The away team is on board, Captain.
06:34No Federation badges.
06:36Ship has her shields up.
06:37Scans reveal multiple life forms.
06:39Unable to identify.
06:40Hail them, all channels.
06:42No response.
06:43Yellow alert, shields up.
06:44Captain, they're hailing us.
06:47We'll lay that order.
06:50On screen.
06:53Thank God.
06:55You're Starfleet.
06:57This is Captain Christopher Pike of the USS Enterprise.
06:59And you are?
07:00Professor Thandy of Phinibus III.
07:02My apologies, but I needed to be sure.
07:05What's your status?
07:06Most of us are injured.
07:08This is a cargo vessel.
07:10Life support is overextended.
07:12Prepare for transport to the Enterprise.
07:14Captain, this ship is used for hauling radioactive ore.
07:17The hull is transport resistant.
07:19Zuniga, attach a deep space transport tube.
07:23Can you tell me what happened?
07:24A blast from the sky took out our main colony structure.
07:27We then all heard a loud ringing sound.
07:32Everything gets blurry after that.
07:37No signs of any of the vessels.
07:39No residual warp signatures.
07:44Hang on.
07:46Everything's going to be all right.
07:47I can't thank you enough.
08:09All of us owe you our lives.
08:12We're still trying to figure out who did this.
08:14Did anyone see anything?
08:16A farmer saw streaks in the sky.
08:19He said it was like rain on fire.
08:25Most of us were unconscious by then.
08:28We count about a hundred with you.
08:30What happened to the rest of the colony?
08:32I don't know.
08:33We woke up and they were gone.
08:36No bodies.
08:37Just blood.
08:41Ringing.
08:44Maybe an ultrasonic cannon.
08:47Rain on fire.
08:48Sub-orbital plasma bombardment.
08:51No ships in our senses, but my god, he's telling me something's off.
08:55Fig!
08:55Come here, stop!
08:56Fig!
08:56The monsters are coming!
08:58Hide!
08:58Honey, you know monsters aren't real.
09:02What monsters?
09:04The ones you took Daddy.
09:06This has been awful for her.
09:07Do you see something, Fig?
09:16Moose Dark.
09:17I didn't see it.
09:18But it makes noises.
09:20Like this.
09:21La Anta Bridge.
09:34We need to scan the area for polarized EM signatures.
09:37Quickly.
09:40What is it?
09:41I'm not sure yet.
09:46Sensors are detecting a slight optical distortion near the second moon.
09:49A hologram, sir.
09:52Raise shields now!
09:53Raise shields.
09:54Red alert.
09:55We can't.
09:55The transport tube.
09:56We can't raise shields.
10:00Oh, no.
10:01Come on, move.
10:13It's the horn.
10:14Space.
10:34The final frontier.
10:39These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise.
10:47It's five-year mission.
10:50To explore strange new worlds.
10:55To seek out new life.
10:58And new civilizations.
11:01To boldly go where no one has gone before.
11:05God bless you.
11:29See you next time.
12:33Okay, you're next.
12:36Sit tight.
12:41Who left me?
12:46We didn't make it.
12:54What about the girl?
12:55You're bleeding.
12:59I'll be fine.
13:02I locked up.
13:03I just...
13:04Forget that.
13:05I told the captain.
13:06If you're right, they need you.
13:07Get to the bridge.
13:11Hike to main cargo bay.
13:16Warp is down, Hammer.
13:17You're in the process at first, Captain.
13:19It's not safe under fire.
13:20Do it, but get us warped fast.
13:25Shields at 60%.
13:27Anything?
13:28Switching comm control to tactical.
13:30Still no response to hails.
13:32How fast can you push impulse?
13:35The starboard nacelle is half damaged.
13:36I can get us about half speed.
13:38Initiate pattern echo zeta.
13:39That's an offensive pattern, Captain.
13:41Order a retreat.
13:43You have to get shields up and go.
13:45Lieutenant, I understand how this might...
13:46You can't fight.
13:47Confirmed sightings are rare, and they have never ventured into iterations.
13:50It's the Gorn.
13:57It's the Gorn, sir.
13:59It's them.
14:00This was a trap.
14:01The hologram, the colonists' bait.
14:02They waited for us to be vulnerable.
14:11We're too damaged to stand and fight.
14:16It's what they do first.
14:17Run you down, use up your resources.
14:19Tire us out.
14:21Smart tactic.
14:22And deadly.
14:25We have to find cover, regroup, level the playing field.
14:29You have to trust me, Captain.
14:32Please.
14:37That brown dwarf that you mentioned before, it's pretty much a gas giant, right?
14:41Where exactly is it?
14:44200 million kilometers away.
14:45But, Captain, it is tethered in orbit around a black hole.
14:48Like, how big of a black hole?
14:51One problem at a time.
14:54Can we maneuver inside the brown dwarf?
14:56Well, if technically possible, there are already a number of dangers involved.
15:02Shields at 40%.
15:04Bottom line at 4-man.
15:05The central mass of the brown dwarf has a density that will crush the entire ship.
15:08Surrounding that is a volatile gas cloud.
15:10How volatile?
15:11Enterprise will need to lower its electrical output.
15:13Primary and auxiliary systems need to go offline.
15:15We will lose sensors, optics, long-range communications, and most importantly, the shields.
15:19We'll be right in dark.
15:21That sounds...
15:22Perfect.
15:23Anything following us, we'll have to do the same.
15:26If you're right, it's our best shot.
15:27You're acting number one again.
15:28Do you concur?
15:29Yes, sir.
15:31Helm, full impulse to Spock's mark.
15:33Aye, aye.
15:34Full impulse.
15:36To a giant gas cloud of death.
15:38Why not?
15:58Captain, sick bay and their cargo stores just took direct fire.
16:04As did the main cargo bay.
16:08Lieutenant Hemmer?
16:09Lieutenant Hemmer?
16:10Lieutenant Hemmer?
16:11Lieutenant Hemmer?
16:12Please, get this off me.
16:38Oh, it's broken.
16:39Well, let's get you to sick bay.
16:40The door is blocked, isn't it?
16:41Yep.
16:42The door is blocked, isn't it?
16:43Yep.
16:44How long before it blows?
16:45I have time to stabilize the unit.
16:47An explosion of that magnitude?
16:48Would consume the Enterprise in an atomic blast, yes.
16:50The transporters have been blocked.
16:51I have time to stabilize the unit.
16:52An explosion of that magnitude?
16:53Would consume the Enterprise in an atomic blast, yes.
16:54The transporters are offline.
16:55We'll send in a team to dig you out.
16:56Either way, I'll be here repairing.
16:57Hammer out.
16:58Is it just me or is it hot in here?
16:59The ionic gas surrounding the ship is overwhelming climate controls.
17:00Many systems have been blocked.
17:01I can't see it.
17:02I can't see it.
17:03I can't see it.
17:04How long before it blows?
17:05I have time to stabilize the unit.
17:06An explosion of that magnitude?
17:07Would consume the Enterprise in an atomic blast, yes.
17:08The transporters are offline.
17:09We'll send in a team to dig you out.
17:10Either way, I'll be here repairing.
17:11Hammer out.
17:12Is it just me or is it hot in here?
17:13The ionic gas surrounding the ship is overwhelming climate controls.
17:16Many systems are down.
17:17Including sickbay.
17:18Everything is offline.
17:19We're stabilizing patients.
17:20But without medical systems, no one is getting better.
17:21It's triage.
17:22Casualties?
17:23Yes, Captain.
17:24I will.
17:25I will.
17:26How long after I can't see it?
17:27No, it's true.
17:28It's just me.
17:29I can't see it.
17:30I can't see it.
17:31I can't see it.
17:32I can't see it.
17:33I can't see it.
17:34I can't see it.
17:35I can't see it.
17:36I can see it.
17:37I can see it.
17:38I can see it.
17:39I can see it.
17:40I can see it.
17:41Yes, Captain. Nine confirmed.
17:44The hits we took decimated our stock of treatment supplies.
17:47And with the matter synthesizers also offline, we can't make more when we run out.
17:53How's Una?
17:53She reports that she's fine. She's on her way in.
17:56I haven't had time to check her yet. We're still playing catch-up.
18:00I've activated all backup medical personnel, but what I really need down here are supplies.
18:05The doctor actually really used to help us.
18:08I'm benga out.
18:11Doctor!
18:30You said you were fine.
18:31I was mistaken.
18:33These are deep.
18:35We can't power up the surgery base.
18:37If I recall, you have an interest in archaeological medicine.
18:46How good have you had so many?
18:49Aces.
18:55No weapon systems, no phasers.
18:58What about photon torpedoes? Those can be self-guided.
19:00The torpedo bay was hit in the attack. We lost all but one.
19:03We have only one photon torpedo?
19:07The amount is inconsequential.
19:09If we fire a torpedo inside the brown dwarf, the atmospheric composition will cause a failure in the internal systems.
19:14It would propel in a random direction, likely missing its intended target.
19:17So, no shields and no weapons.
19:20What do we do?
19:22Throw luggage at them?
19:25And the Bourne, really?
19:27We're out here defending them.
19:29The boogeyman? No one has even seen one.
19:31So, how are we supposed to take them on?
19:33I've seen them.
19:34They aren't supernatural, but they are monsters.
19:43The Federation teaches that if we can find a way to empathize with an enemy, then they can one day become our friends.
19:50They're wrong.
19:52Some things in this universe are just plain evil.
19:54Have you ever seen eyes that are both dead and hungry at the same time?
19:59To them, humans are just walking feedbags of flesh and bone and jelly.
20:06The Bourne trigger a primitive, ancient terror in warm-blooded species.
20:10We are prey.
20:13When they hunt, they're unrelenting.
20:16The truth is, plenty of people have seen the Gorn.
20:18They just don't live long enough to talk about it.
20:27Alright.
20:31Be vigilant.
20:33Get creative.
20:35You're the best of Starfleet.
20:37We survived this by working together.
20:46A moment, Lieutenant.
20:48How are you holding up?
20:54The enemy doesn't care about my feelings, Captain, so I don't waste my time having any.
20:59Well, that may be true, but it's not looking that way to the crew.
21:03With all due respect, you know me well enough to know that I don't care what the crew thinks.
21:08I've always been blunt that's just who I am.
21:10Direct.
21:11Looking at outcomes, not emotion.
21:13Exactly.
21:14But right now, your job isn't just about orders.
21:16It's about hope.
21:16Belief can be the difference between victory and defeat.
21:22Get a crew to believe in miracles and might just give you one.
21:25I will make that adjustment.
21:28But I will not lie to them.
21:29The best miracles are born from truth.
21:35Understood, Captain.
21:37Now, there's not much on the official record.
21:39Is there anything else you can remember from your time with the Gorn, anything that might help?
21:49The memories of what happened are, um, trauma-inhibited.
21:53It's all, it's, it's, it's all fragments, bits and pieces.
21:59Well, if anything comes to mind.
22:03An engineer's most important tools are his mind and his hands.
22:19He can't move my fingers.
22:20Oh, okay, let's just work on relaxing.
22:34Here's what's gonna happen.
22:36You're gonna talk me through what to do.
22:39I'm gonna be a team.
22:39It's not that simple.
22:41There's a variety of data that only I can assess.
22:44And I'm the only one here with a working set of fingers.
22:47I'm not fond of teams.
22:50Get fond.
22:51It seems I have to.
22:55Start by using the control panel.
22:57To shut down the safety override,
22:59you'll have to adjust the cooling system.
23:02What did I do?
23:08Your other hand operates the cooling system as you work.
23:11Take the time to get focused.
23:13Don't let the core get above 110 degrees.
23:21Catherine, a moment, please.
23:24You have something, Spock?
23:25You challenged us to get creative.
23:27Computer, run program BINCHE7.
23:32Primary sensors aren't available.
23:36But navigation systems constantly take an atmospheric data
23:38to maintain stability.
23:40Hey, I still do most of the work.
23:43A ship traveling through the gas cloud
23:44creates oscillation in the atmosphere.
23:47These are converted into rotational motions by...
23:49Coriolis forces,
23:50which the Navcom detects automatically.
23:53Marking Coriolis force readings would allow us
23:55to triangulate movement inside the gas giant.
23:58We can track the war.
23:59You just turned a compass into a radar.
24:04Do it.
24:12It's working.
24:13We've got a signal.
24:15Analysis.
24:17The size and speed indicate it is the ship that attacked us.
24:22They're coming right at us.
24:26ETAs, one minute.
24:27Can they see us?
24:29It is impossible to tell, Captain.
24:31Captain, evasive maneuvers?
24:34Negative.
24:34Keep her steady.
24:43Captain.
24:43Preparing to engage the enemy.
25:01Keep her steady, Helm.
25:04Bye.
25:10The enemy has altered its course.
25:11They can't see us.
25:15But they won't stop looking.
25:20Zuniga, arm the last torpedo.
25:22Arming torpedo.
25:25Captain,
25:25I must remind you that
25:26if you fire a photon torpedo
25:28inside a brown dwarf,
25:29the guidance systems will not work.
25:31I don't plan on firing it.
25:33We're going to drop it on the manual way.
25:37Now, we're talking.
25:38Set a course to precede the enemy vessel.
25:40All quick and quiet, Erika.
25:41That is my specialty.
25:46But it's right over her.
25:52And tilt axis 90 degrees.
25:54Once the hatch opens,
25:56the higher mass below
25:56she'll pull the torpedo straight down
25:58on my mark.
25:59Deploy torpedo.
26:19Bombs away.
26:22The signal is gone.
26:39The enemy ship has been destroyed.
26:40Captain, we have incoming.
26:53Multiple incoming.
26:59They wanted us to fire.
27:02We sacrificed an entire ship
27:04just to get our location.
27:05Why is that blip so much bigger?
27:23Three on one.
27:25Not good.
27:26We're outgunned.
27:27Time to run, sir.
27:28I concur.
27:28But if we leave the brown dwarf,
27:30they will see us.
27:31If we go deeper,
27:31it could destroy the ship.
27:33Good thinking, Mr. Spock.
27:34We need to go deeper
27:35into the brown dwarf.
27:37That is not what I suggested.
27:39Ortega, plot a horse
27:40as close as you can get us
27:41to center mass.
27:42Sure.
27:43Didn't our science expert
27:44just say that would crush the ship?
27:46Just asking, sir.
27:47I did.
27:48The pressure against the hull
27:49will increase the deeper we go.
27:51If we venture too close,
27:52the density field will obliterate us.
27:54Whatever happens to us
27:55will also happen to the Gorn.
27:57I believe in Enterprise.
27:59We can outlast them.
28:01Captain, the lower decks
28:02will be first to take
28:03structural damage.
28:04Immediate evacuation
28:05of all decks below 20.
28:06I don't like it either.
28:08But Enterprise has to dive.
28:09Helm, take us down.
28:11Aye, aye, Skipper.
28:12Dive, dive, dive.
28:25I've never heard a ship
28:49make a sound like that before.
28:50No.
28:52Keep your focus
28:53and maybe pick up the pace.
28:54This isn't easy
28:59and of course
29:00diagnostics are offline.
29:02I can't tell
29:02which ones are broken.
29:03Hold your hand out to each.
29:05Tell me what you feel.
29:12Ah, hot!
29:13You did not say touch them.
29:15The malfunctioning rods
29:16should be cool.
29:17Be sure before you remove them.
29:19I think I got a cold one.
29:26Perfect.
29:26Now, lift it out gently.
29:32Look at us!
29:34Come on!
29:35And the crowd goes wild.
29:37Before replacing it,
29:38we have to reconfigure
29:40the host platform.
29:45We couldn't figure...
29:46the...
29:47the...
29:48done.
29:51Now, we can get started.
29:55Get started?
29:56The lower decks are beginning to buckle.
30:18The evacuation isn't complete.
30:20There's still crew down there.
30:21Get them out.
30:22Dex are collapsing.
30:23If we do not seal them off now,
30:25loss of pressure could spread
30:26to the entire ship.
30:30Seal the bulkheads.
30:33Sir.
30:33I got you.
30:47I got you.
30:55Go!
30:55No, no, no, no!
30:57Hey!
30:57What?
30:58What?
31:03Structural collapse on deck 22.
31:05We've lost one crew person.
31:09You made the logical choice.
31:12Why doesn't it feel like that?
31:14For the same reason you made it.
31:16Because you value life.
31:17Captain, we're approaching
31:18critical hull failure.
31:20If antimatter chambers become compromised,
31:22there will be no ship left to save.
31:23Enterprise can't take much more of this.
31:25We're overextended.
31:28You said they wanted to take us
31:30prisoner number one?
31:31Well, if they think
31:33they're going to board the Enterprise,
31:34they're going to find
31:35one hell of a fight.
31:36Battle stations.
31:37Make ready for close quarters.
31:42Ortegas.
31:44Full stop.
31:45Aye, sir.
31:45Full stop.
31:55Captain, the enemy ship.
32:01It appears the Gorn vessel
32:13could not withstand
32:14the atmospheric pressure.
32:15It has imploded.
32:21You said when the Gorn hunt,
32:24they are relentless.
32:25They don't stop.
32:27You exploited that
32:28as a weakness.
32:28Give me a damage report.
32:31Mr. Spock,
32:31keep scanning it
32:31for the other two ships.
32:43Two down,
32:44two to go.
32:45Doing good.
32:45How's it going?
32:53I feel a little like
32:54Frankenstein's monster,
32:55but I'll be all right.
32:58There's one fragment left.
33:00The intrusion on her
33:01abdominal aorta.
33:07Okay, what are you not telling?
33:08We need to sedate you.
33:09The location of the fragment...
33:11You're going to bleed.
33:11A lot.
33:15We have just enough plasma,
33:17but we're going to have
33:19to give it to you by IV.
33:21Until I have a choice.
33:23You can decline.
33:25Wait for the systems
33:26to be online.
33:26We could take bets
33:27on when septic shock
33:28would begin.
33:29Here it's like giving birth
33:30out your mouth.
33:31Who says something like that?
33:35Me?
33:35Give me the gas.
33:40Okay.
33:43Just breathe.
33:44You start to feel drowsy.
33:46Nurse,
33:46she needs plasma.
33:48There's none left.
33:52Give her mine.
33:54It's the last one.
33:55You're about to lose
33:56a massive amount of blood.
33:58That's an order.
33:59Captain's log, supplemental.
34:11Enterprise is currently
34:12in the center of a gas giant,
34:14hiding from an enemy
34:15we've never faced before.
34:18So far,
34:19three civilians
34:20and seven of my crew
34:21have lost their lives.
34:24The battle is far from over.
34:26But I am determined
34:27to keep everyone else alive.
34:29My newest obstacle
34:32is the presence
34:33of a nearby black hole.
34:35Atmosphoric density
34:36is decreasing.
34:37I believe the singularity
34:38is advancing
34:39its accumulation
34:39of substellar material.
34:42Do you ever speak
34:43in plain English?
34:46The brown dwarf
34:47we're hiding inside
34:47is being sucked
34:48into a black hole.
34:49We stay, we go with it.
34:52Precisely.
34:53And we can't pop our heads up
34:54to see if it's clear to leave.
34:55They could see us.
34:57Without long-range communication,
34:58we cannot even send
34:59the probe.
35:00How much time
35:01before we can't escape
35:02the black hole's gravity?
35:03One hour, 32 minutes
35:04and 48 seconds.
35:05What about a shuttle?
35:07Small enough
35:08to navigate undetected,
35:09minimize risk
35:10to the rest of the crew.
35:11That sounds like
35:12a suicide mission.
35:13Captain,
35:14a shuttle is our only shot.
35:16You don't have to order
35:16anyone to go.
35:19I'll do it.
35:20As will I.
35:22To put it in plain English,
35:23you will need backup.
35:30Take the Galileo.
35:32Get back here in 30 minutes
35:33no matter what.
35:33Sir.
35:35Sir.
36:05Fascinating.
36:08Why scan each other?
36:10No, it's not a scan.
36:12It's something else.
36:16You've seen this before, when you were attacked by the Gorn.
36:19The SS Puget Sound.
36:21That was the name of our colony ship.
36:28I remember some, a lot of it is just flashes in the dark, but I know I've seen those lights.
36:35The mind is complex.
36:37When faced with intense trauma, it can manifest intricate defenses to aid survival.
36:43I feel like there's something in there.
36:46Something I should know.
36:49Understandable, given the enemy we are currently facing.
36:52You can help me.
36:53I've heard what Vulcans can do.
36:57The mind meld is not a shortcut for dealing with mental trauma.
37:01Resurfacing hidden memories can be painful, even dangerous.
37:05If somewhere in my head is the answer to saving the Enterprise, then that's a risk I have to take.
37:10I can't just keep running.
37:26My mind to your mind.
37:30My thoughts to your thoughts.
37:33My mind to your thoughts.
37:35I can't believe you're going to die, it's what gets you killed.
37:46Your memories are starting to surface.
37:52This is a Gorn breeding planet.
37:54They brought us here as food for the hatchlings.
38:03Wanted us day and night.
38:13Your mind is resisting.
38:15You are...
38:17Scared.
38:17I don't like this place.
38:23You want to stop?
38:28No.
38:30I can do this.
38:33I need to know.
38:47I'm sorry.
39:05I'm sorry.
39:06I'm sorry.
39:07I was trying to be quiet.
39:08It's okay.
39:08It's okay.
39:08I was trying to be quiet.
39:10It's okay.
39:10It's okay.
39:11It's okay.
39:11Look at me.
39:12It's okay.
39:14Right here.
39:14Right here.
39:15Right here.
39:15Right here.
39:16Keep looking at me.
39:17Is that coming?
39:17take this they'll help you hide the light I watched them it's how they talk
39:24to each other it's all in there what are you doing you need to run don't be
39:30afraid don't look back just run keep moving no matter what okay
39:38come with me
39:47run man run
40:09what happened
40:17your subconscious is setting a boundary
40:23the lights they're a code my brother showed me how to read it
40:30and then look at the ones here
40:33I love you too
40:39brother
40:39you lost someone too didn't you
40:50you had a
40:53a sister
40:56but starfleet records don't show any
41:00they do not
41:01she sacrificed herself for you too didn't she
41:08I think we should end this mind melt now
41:13Spock I have an idea
41:26I've modulated the shuttle's phasers per your instruction
41:38I'm surprised we agreed to this
41:40I believe it's a good plan
41:42and our mind melt reminded me of risk taken
41:45and their value to those that survive
41:47I just told them humans boarded and took over the vessel
41:58at least I hope I did
41:59culling the weak makes them stronger
42:02survival of the fittest
42:04and
42:21and uhura for the win
42:35oh stay awake okay let's get you talking uh so and enar and starfleet how's that even work
42:47i thought you guys were all pacifists i actually wanted to be a botnist i love flora
42:55i will not fight for starfleet but i will defend its ideals pacifism is not passivity
43:04it's the active protection of all living things in the natural universe
43:09a matter of perspective like using touch instead of sight
43:15i wouldn't know
43:19the matrix exceeded critical limits before we completed repairs
43:26our only option now is to vent this bay and everything in it into space
43:29but
43:30we're in here too
43:33unfortunately that is also true
43:38we have 20 minutes until the unit explodes maybe less
43:46acknowledged standby
43:47welcome back lieutenant's good job
43:50no we're not out of the woods yet
43:52report
43:56it's not the gorn it's this guy
43:58the brown dwarf is dissolving too fast we are losing our cover
44:03we don't get out of here pretty fast we're gonna be sitting ducks
44:06except that last gorn ship will be on top of us the instant we leave
44:10space really wants us dead
44:12then why don't we let space win
44:15spark
44:16could we use the black hole's gravity to slingshot us to safety
44:20mathematically that is possible
44:21but the gorn will see us and have the opportunity to pursue us
44:24maybe
44:25maybe
44:26explain gravitational redshift
44:28gravitational redshift is an optical illusion that occurs as an object falls into a black hole
44:33the object falls faster than the frequency of light that emits
44:36to any outside observer it would appear as though the object has stopped just outside the black hole
44:40last question
44:41what do snakes ducks and possums all have in common
44:43when hunted they play dead
44:46or take us plot a course to take us close to the event horizon
44:51hammer you and the cadet have access to ev suits
44:54we do sir i hesitate to ask why
44:56you're going to slingshot off the black hole and drop the ap350 as a decoy
45:01captain your plan requires flying the enterprise into one of the most turbulent phenomenons in space
45:11hole integrity is already compromised that kind of
45:13she'll hold
45:13the enterprise is going to make it
45:17she'll hold
45:20we've got this
45:22erica
45:23if anyone can surf a wave on a black hole it's you
45:26now you almost make it sound fun
45:28suit up strap in
45:30we're venting the hold on my signal
45:31i commit you to the cosmos
45:36i'm giving you high marks on your assessment today you impressed me after all
45:48assuming that will still matter
45:49thank you
45:52humans waste so much life worrying about death
45:56the enar believe the end only comes once you have fulfilled your purpose it provides meaning
46:00i like that so what was your purpose to fix what is broken
46:05you can throw in teaching maybe even being inspiring a little
46:11and you what do you feel is the purpose of your life's path
46:17i really don't know
46:21does that mean i'm not gonna die
46:24there's only one way to find out
46:27inertial dampeners at max braced for heavy gravity
46:36we pull this off
46:38it's officially the pike maneuver
46:41open a channel ship wide
46:43attention this is the captain speaking
46:48earlier today we were reminded of the cost of exploration
46:53what it means to chart the stars
46:56to push the boundaries of what is known
46:59and what is possible
47:01when we seek out the unknown
47:05we will find things that challenge us
47:07with fright
47:09but we do not back down
47:13we do not give in to fear
47:16and i believe today will not be our last mission
47:20but our finest hour
47:22all hands make ready for impact
47:26go on ship changing course
47:50accretion disk in sight
47:51hit it
47:55hit the hold
48:13ortegas
48:18ortegas
48:20ortegas
48:22ortegas
48:24ortegas
48:26ortegas
48:41ortegas
48:43the
48:44ortegas
48:52orteg
48:54ortegas
48:56ortegas
49:08ortegas
49:10Report.
49:26No sign of the Gorn.
49:28They've gone, sir.
49:29We did it.
49:31Show me a main cargo bay.
49:40I'd like to main cargo bay.
49:49Hammer.
49:51Hammer.
49:52Uhura.
49:54Report.
50:07La'on.
50:08Send a recovery team.
50:11We're here, sir.
50:12We're still here.
50:33Well, I don't know about you,
50:34but
50:37I think that was quite a miracle.
50:42What about next time?
50:46The Gorn have never come this far before.
50:49Opening up new hunting grounds.
50:52Next time.
50:55Next time,
50:57they won't catch us by surprise.
51:00We'll be ready for them.
51:06We'll be ready for them.
51:07We'll be ready for them.
51:14So,
51:15we'll be in the bus.
51:17Show them your best.
51:24Coming soon.
51:55Personal log, stardate 3177.9.
52:11Today, the Enterprise encountered the Gorn.
52:16Seven of the crew gave their lives.
52:25But...
52:32we survived.
52:55That was the essence of another ship here.
53:00Seven are الح Bye.
53:04One trip.
53:10Zero is a幸 See.
53:12It's time here again.
53:13One trip.
53:14Machine creature.
53:14The Japan's been SMITH.
53:15We were accident save by your ship.
53:16And it sounds fat
53:18We were Death at home .
53:18Kumост palavra.
53:19We had less than one показ ...
53:20I'm feeling it.
53:21The Japanese department of ...
53:21One way has been Ah praisingviya.
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