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from the ground due to a brief
geomagnetic disturbance.

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Major Childs,
the resourcefulness you showed

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in determining
the descent vectors proved

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that you have exceptional
navigation skills.

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You've brought much credit
upon yourself,

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the space program
and the United States Air Force.

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Congratulations, Major.
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You are reassigned
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with Commander Iverson
and Flight Director Stickley

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to a new mission
effective immediately.

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Transportation
is waiting outside.

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Good luck and Godspeed, Major.
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Are you sure you want
to wear this tie?

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Why?
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I don't know.
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I mean, you look so
nervous about it.

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You look so...
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So, how are you holding up?
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Oh, hi. I'm good, I'm good.
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I'm about to tell
a couple hundred people

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the world is going to end.
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Well...
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I've had better days.
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You look good.
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Well, no, you don't look good.
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Why did he touch his tie
like that?

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Thomas, let me speak
with you for a moment.

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Listen, wouldn't you
rather I did this?

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I mean, given my reputation,
I think that...

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No. No, Keyes is in
the lead here, Zimsky.

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Yes. Thomas, this is
the most important

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scientific operation
in history.

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And given my status, I feel that
it's my job to present...

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Project Destiny
was your job, Zimsky.

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And you went way beyond
authorized limits.

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And let me tell...
And let me tell you,

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I still, I want to know
if Destiny caused this problem.

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It's highly unlikely,
but it may be the solution.

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Now, I have not
finished checking...

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Excuse me.
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Rebecca...
I'm so glad I was wrong.

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Right over left...
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No, the other left,
the other left.

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- Gentlemen.
- And then you...

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Gentlemen.
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Commander Iverson,
Major Childs,


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