:34:01
Why don't we call it...
:34:03
We'll call it the Jules Verne.
:34:05
No, no. We can...
:34:07
We could call it the Einstein.
Now, that's a great name.
:34:10
Oh, come on.
:34:11
Come on. What do you wanna call it,
the Lori Swenson?
:34:15
Well...
:34:16
- I have an idea.
- And what's that?
:34:19
How about the Thunder Road?
:34:24
- It's from a Bruce Springsteen song.
- It's not bad.
:34:26
Not bad? It's perfect.
:34:29
The Thunder Road.
:34:30
I christen thee the Thunder Road.
:34:37
The Thunder Road!
:34:45
- Oh, now it breaks.
- Let's go.
:34:58
I knew we should have put hinges
on this thing.
:35:01
- Come on, you got it. Let's go.
- I'm going to take it very easy at first
:35:04
because something might happen,
and we all could get killed.
:35:07
Stop talking about getting killed
all the time. It's gonna be great.
:35:11
Well, what if the ship falls apart, OK?
:35:13
She won't, she's a good ship.
:35:15
- Yeah, don't be so paranoid.
- All right, OK, fine.
:35:18
- Ready?
- Yeah.
:35:20
Flashlight.
:35:24
Systems check.
:35:26
Air pressure.
:35:31
OK. We're OK there.
:35:32
Check.
:35:34
Twelve-volt system.
:35:36
Check.
:35:40
- Exterior illumination.
- Check.
:35:44
And...
:35:46
...drive system's response.
:35:48
Oh, wow.
:35:50
Here's my launch-area graphic.
:35:52
See, since the Thunder Road's
inside the field now,
:35:55
I'm going to plot our movement
relative to an outside stationary point,
:35:58
which is the creek.