:15:01
There's some kind
of a ship down there.
A ship ?.
:15:04
Don't ask me what kind,
'cause I don't know.
:15:06
Oh, you mean from one of those
stars you write about ?. Or the
kind that Pete here operates ?.
:15:10
I tell you the evidence
is buried right down there.
:15:13
This may be the biggest
thing that's ever happened.
:15:16
Ifyou're smart, you'll get
this whole area sealed off until
we know what we're up against.
:15:20
You see it, Ellen ?.
No, but ifJohn says
he saw it--
:15:25
He could be mistaken.
:15:27
You, Pete ?.
:15:31
I tell you, from its size
and appearance, this thing
came from outer space.
:15:38
I even have reason
to believe that... there's
some form of life in it.
:15:42
Must have been traveling
pretty fast to hit the earth
that hard and stay in one piece.
:15:45
That's right !
And even if it was
in one piece...
:15:48
would anyone still walk around
after a concussion like that ?.
:15:53
I'm just askin',
Johnny.
:15:57
Wanna make sure
I quote you right
for the paper.
:16:00
I'll take you home, Ellen.
Oh, never mind, Matt.
I'll be all right.
:16:25
Don't tell me you're
goin' back to Sand Rock.
:16:28
When Loring gets through
printin' that statement
ofyours in his paper,
:16:30
they won't let you
walk around out in the open.
:16:32
Oh, you too, Pete ?.
We need help, not lectures.
Come on, Ellen.
:16:39
Isn't there anyone
who would want to help ?.
:16:42
What about Dr. Snell at
the Wayne Observatory ?. You've
done a lot ofwork with him.
:16:46
Yeah. I'll call him
as soon as we get back.