1:01:03
Twenty miles.
1:01:06
Twenty miles.
1:01:09
Listen.
1:01:12
Circuits opening and closing.
1:01:14
And they never rest. This is
one of their ventilator shafts.
1:01:17
You can feel the warm air rising.
Look down here.
1:01:21
Look down, gentlemen.
Are you afraid?
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7,800 levels.
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And 400 other shafts
like this one.
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Yes, a single machine.
1:02:25
A cube 20 miles on each side.
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For 2,000 centuries
it has waited patiently here...
1:02:33
tuning and lubricating itself,
replacing worn parts.
1:02:38
I have reason to believe
that 16 years ago...
1:02:40
a minor alteration was performed...
1:02:42
throughout the entire 8,000 cubic miles
of its own fabric.
1:02:48
But what's it all for?
1:02:51
Sometimes the gauges
register a little...
1:02:53
when the buck deer fight in the autumn
or when birds fly over in the spring...
1:02:57
and nearly a whole dial
became active...
1:02:59
when your ship first approached
from deep space.