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Harap pastikan pelepasan ATA P-1..
..pada tutup pengganti bagian 1 dan 2 telah dilakukan.
DMA M-1, M-2, M-3 dan M-4 selesai. / Baik, dimengerti, Explorer.
Dr. Stone, ini Houston. Bagian Medis khawatir dengan hasil EKG-mu.
Aku baik-baik saja, Houston. / Bagian Medis tak sependapat, Dok.
Apa kau merasa mual? / Tak lebih mual daripada yang biasanya, Houston.
Hasil diagnostikku normal.
Sambungan ke kartu komunikasi siap untuk menerima data.
Jika ini berhasil, setelah kami mendarat besok, kutraktir kalian minum.
Itu akan jadi kencan, Dokter.
Harap diingat, Houston lebih cenderung pada margarita.
Sedang menyalakan kartu komunikasi.
Tolong konfirmasi sambungan.
Negatif, kami tak menerima data apapun.
Siaga, Houston, akan kunyalakan-ulang kartu komunikasi.
Siaga.
Houston, aku punya firasat buruk tentang misi ini. / Silakan jelaskan.
Baik, biar kuceritakan sesuatu.
Saat itu tahun '96. Aku sudah di atas sini selama 42 hari.
Tiap kali aku melewati Texas, aku melihat ke bawah,..
..dan aku tahu Nyonya Kowalski melihat ke atas sambil memikirkanku.
Enam minggu sudah aku menciumnya jarak jauh.
Lalu aku mendarat di Edward dan ternyata dia lari dengan seorang pengacara.
Jadi, kukemasi barangku ke mobil dan menuju.. / Tijuana.
Kau sudah pernah menceritakan kisah ini, Kowalski.
Seingat Houston, dia kabur dengan mobil GTO '74 milikmu.
Bagian Teknis meminta status bahan bakar purwarupa perangkat jet.
Lima jam pemakaian dan berkurang 30%.
Sampaikan pujianku pada Bagian Teknis.
Hanya ada sedikit masalah saat menolkan poros gulir,..
..selain itu perangkat jet ini alat pendorong yang mumpuni.
Bagian Teknis mengucapkan terima kasih.
Katakan pada mereka, aku lebih memilih Corvette '67 milikku.
Ngomong-ngomong, sudahkah aku.. / Kami tahu kisah Corvette itu, Matt.
Bahkan Bagian Teknis? / Terutama Bagian Teknis.
Kami akan merindukanmu, Matt.
Penyalaan-ulang kartu komunikasi sedang berlangsung. / Terima kasih, Dokter.
Shariff, bagaimana statusmu?
Sedikit lagi. Sedang mengganti modul baterai A-1 dan C.
Bisakah kau lebih rinci?
Perkiraan yang tak pasti membuat Houston cemas.
Tidak, Houston. Jangan cemas.
Kecemasan tidak baik untuk jantung.
Sistem siap dinyalakan-ulang.
Teleskop Hubble menyala. Berfungsi dengan baik.
Tepuk tangan yang kau dengar itu untukmu, Shariff.
Selamat. Pergilah, istirahatlah seharian.
Matt, apa kau melihat apa yang Ahli Misi Shariff lakukan di sana?
Tampaknya dia melakukan semacam tarian macarena.
Tapi itu hanya tebakan terbaikku saja.
Dr. Stone, ini Houston. Bagian Medis mendapati suhu tubuhmu turun menjadi 35,9..
..dan denyut jantungmu meningkat jadi 70.
Bagaimana keadaanmu? / Houston, aku baik-baik saja.
Hanya saja makan siang di gravitasi nol ternyata lebih sulit daripada yang kubayangkan.
Dr. Stone, Bagian Medis menanyakan apa kau ingin kembali ke Explorer?
Negatif. Kita sudah di sini seminggu, Houston. Ayo kita selesaikan saja ini.
Kartu sudah menyala. / Tidak, tak ada reaksi.
Sayang sekali, kami tak menerima data apapun di sini, Dokter.
Coba lagi. / Tidak, masih belum.
Houston, bisa kau matikan musik itu? / Kowalski.
Tak masalah.
Terima kasih, Kowalski.
Sekarang bagaimana, Houston? / Masih tak ada.
Mungkinkah jika kalian salah menafsirkan data?
Kami tak menerima data apapun.
Bagian Teknis menyarankan memeriksa kerusakan komponen secara bersama.
Mari lihat apa yang bermasalah.
Ada apa dengan alat ini?
Dari pemeriksaan secara visual tak ditemukan kerusakan komponen.
Masalahnya pasti bersumber dari panel komunikasi.
Ya, sepertinya begitu.
Bagian Teknis mengaku kau telah memperingatkan kami soal ini.
Anggap saja itu permintaan maaf dari mereka.
Seharusnya kami mendengarkanmu, Dok.
Berfungsilah. / Kelihatannya kita harus bertindak tanpa persiapan.
Baiklah. / Menurutmu kau perlu waktu berapa lama?
Satu jam. / Luar biasa.
Memasang sistem-mu pada Hubble adalah tujuan misi ini,..
..jadi, kami menghargai kesabaranmu, Dokter.
Kowalski, kami tahu kau tak peduli pada hal seperti ini,..
..tapi, sebagai informasi bagimu, penundaan ini tak akan lama..
..sehingga kau bisa memecahkan rekor berjalan di luar angkasa milik Anatoly Solovyev.
Sepertinya kau akan.. / Terpental-pental selama 75 menit?
Tak pernah terlintas di pikiranku.
Matt, ini sebuah kehormatan bagi kami. / Aku segera kembali, Houston.
Nikmati jalan-jalan terakhirmu.
Apa aku diizinkan membantu Dr. Stone melepas panel itu?
Bantuanmu sangat dihargai. / Izin diberikan.
Terima kasih, Houston.
Boleh berbagi kesenangan? / Tentu.
Bagaimana perasaanmu?
Seperti seekor chihuahua yang dikeringkan bulunya.
Yah, ini minggu yang berat.
Jika ini membantu, aku membatukkan apapun..
..kecuali ginjalku saat penerbangan pertamaku.
Sial.
Maaf.
Aku terbiasa dengan lab bawah tanah di rumah sakit di mana semuanya jatuh ke lantai. Terima kasih.
Kaulah yang jenius di sini. Aku cuma mengemudikan "bus".
Yah, sebut aku jenius, jika aku bisa menyalakan panel ini dalam satu jam.
Explorer, ini Houston. / Silakan, Houston.
NORAD melaporkan Rusia menghancurkan satelit mereka dengan misil.
Ledakannya menciptakan kumpulan puing yang mengorbit dengan kecepatan 32 ribu km per jam.
Orbit puing-puingnya saat ini tidak tumpang tindih dengan lintasan kalian.
Kami akan terus beritakan perkembangan terbaru. / Dimengerti, Houston.
Haruskah kita khawatir? / Tidak, biarkan para awak lainnya yang mengurusnya.
Explorer, aktifkan lengan elektronik dan arahkan ke dek muatan.
Bersiap menggerakkan lengan elektronik.
Jadi, Dok, karena kini kau bekerja pada NASA, bagaimana menurutmu?
Rasanya seperti menang lotere, ya?
Aku senang karena mereka tak memangkas dana penelitianku.
Berapa lama pelatihanmu? / Enam bulan.
Termasuk hari libur? / Hm-mm.
Jadi, apa sebenarnya sistem pemindai itu? / Itu bukan apa-apa, Matt.
Hanya seperangkat peralatan untuk memindai tepi alam semesta.
Dirancang untuk penggunaan di rumah sakit, tapi yang ini masih purwarupa.
Bersiap mengunci.
Dengar, mereka tak mendanai purwarupa. Meski kau punya mata biru yang cantik.
Yah, mataku coklat.
Saat ini, matamu merah.
Kowalski!
Ini hebat, bukan?
Padahal dia bilang dia kuliah di Harvard.
Kau harus akui sesuatu,..
..pemandangan ini tak terkalahkan.
Jadi, apa yang kau suka saat berada di sini?
Kesenyapannya.
Aku bisa membiasakan diri dengannya.
Luar biasa.
Houston, dari pemeriksaan awal, panel komunikasi tampaknya mati.
Apa aku diizinkan memotong sambungan ke panel tambahan?
Kau ahlinya, Dokter. Itu keputusanmu.
Houston, aku punya firasat buruk tentang misi ini.
Silakan jelaskan. / Ini firasat yang sama..
..yang kurasakan saat Mardi Gras di tahun 1987.
Benar.
Ternyata, Pusat Kendali belum pernah dengar kisah soal Mardi Gras. Lanjutkan.
Saat itu hari pertama dan aku mengemudi ke Bourbon Street,..
..untuk mencari saudara perempuan temanku.
Jalanan penuh orang. Kupikir mustahil akan menemukan gadis itu.
Bersiap mengambil alih. / Lalu tiba-tiba, aku menoleh, dan itu dia,..
..aku akan berteriak, tapi kulihat dia berpegangan tangan..
..dengan pria pendek berbulu bercelana pendek dan berkaus Margaritaville.
Lalu aku menyadari pria itu bukanlah pria.
Ternyata gadis itu berpegangan tangan dengan..
ISS, ini Houston. / Silakan, Houston.
Explorer, ini Houston. / Silakan, Houston.
Misi dibatalkan. Diulangi. Misi dibatalkan.
Mulai pelepasan darurat dari Hubble.
Mulai tahapan alik-atmosfer. ISS, mulai evakuasi darurat.
Dimengerti, Houston, sedang dilakukan. Matt, segera kembali ke Explorer.
Diulangi, segera kembali ke Explorer. / Dimengerti.
Explorer, persiapkan ruang kedap udara. / Dipersiapkan,..
..siap menerima. / Houston, rincian.
Puing dari ledakan satelit menyebabkan reaksi berantai..
..mengenai satelit lain dan membentuk puing baru.
Melaju dengan kecepatan melebihi peluru menuju ke ketinggian kalian.
Semua dimengerti? / Dimengerti.
Hentikan saja, Dr. Stone. / Tak bisa.
Panelnya masih dalam proses menyala. / Aku tak akan menyuruhmu lagi.
Tunggu sebentar. / Bukan tunggu sebentar. Sekarang.
Matikan.
Itu perintah. / Baik, maaf. Maaf.
Aku sudah selesai.
Kowalski, mulai pelepasan darurat dari Hubble.
Baiklah, Shariff, ayo kita lakukan. / Baiklah, Matt.
Houston, situasi terbaru. / Reaksi berantai telah terjadi.
Telah dipastikan itu adalah efek samping yang tak disengaja..
..dari serangan misil Rusia terhadap satelit mereka sendiri.
Mereka menembak satelit mereka sendiri? / Itu hak mereka.
Kemungkinan satelit mata-mata yang berulah. Kini tinggal pecahan logam.
Explorer, siap melepas HST.
Pengunci dibuka dalam 3.. 2.. 1. / Explorer, data baru telah masuk.
Bagaimana keadaannya, Houston? / Tak bagus.
Kebanyakan sistem kita mati.
Reaksi berantai puing tersebut di luar kendali dan meluas dengan cepat.
Banyak satelit yang terkena dan jatuh.
Perjelas "banyak satelit". / Kebanyakan dari satelit itu hancur.
Sistem telekomunikasi mati.
Kegagalan komunikasi bisa terjadi kapan saja.
Kowalski, puing terlihat di arah jam 9. / Setengah Amerika Utara..
..baru saja kehilangan Facebook.
Explorer, diulangi, kegagalan komunikasi bisa terjadi..
..kapan saja.
Dimengerti, Houston. / Explorer, ini Kowalski,..
..memastikan terlihatnya puing. Puing berasal dari satelit BSE. / Awas!
Diulangi, aku.. / Dr. Stone meminta kendaraan yang lebih cepat.
Kita harus pergi. Cepat, cepat!
Stasiun Kennedy melaporkan keadaan cuaca tidak memungkinkan untuk alik-atmosfer.
Houston, Explorer. Balas. / Explorer, Dr. Stone meminta kendaraan yang lebih cepat menuju dek.
Explorer, kau dengar? / Explorer, minta izin menjemput Dr. Stone.
Diizinkan, Kowalski.
Houston, ini Explorer, balas.
Baiklah. / Kita kehilangan kontak dengan Houston.
Lepaskan pengait. Kita harus pergi dari sini. / Baiklah.
Perlu bantuan, Matt? / Tidak, jangan tunggu kami. / Macet!
Awak terluka! Awak terluka!
Houston, ini Explorer, balas. Kowalski, laporkan..
Explorer terkena! Explorer, kau dengar? Explorer, ganti! Explorer!
Astronot terpental. Dr. Stone terpental!
Dr. Stone, lepaskan diri! / Tidak! / Kau harus melepaskan diri!
Jika kau tak lepaskan, lengan elektronik itu akan menarikmu.
Dengarkan suaraku! Kau harus fokus!
Aku tak lagi melihatmu.
Beberapa detik lagi, aku tak akan bisa melacakmu.
Kau harus melepaskan diri! Aku tak bisa lagi melihatmu!
Lakukan sekarang! / Sedang aku usahakan!
Houston, aku tak lagi melihat Dr. Stone.
Dr. Stone, kau dengar? Diulangi, kau dengar?
Ya, ya. Aku dengar! Aku sudah melepaskan diri! / Beritahukan posisimu.
Entahlah! Entahlah! Aku berputar-putar. Aku tak bisa..
Laporkan posisimu. / GPS mati, aku tak bisa..
Katakan yang kau lihat. / Sudah kubilang, tak ada, tak ada.
Apa kau melihat Explorer? / Tidak, tidak. / Apa kau melihat ISS? / Tidak.
Kau harus fokus. Gunakan apapun, matahari, bumi. Berikan aku koordinatmu.
Berikan aku koordinatmu. / Aku tak bisa bernapas!
Dr. Stone, kau dengar?
Diulangi, kau dengar?
Katakan posisimu! Laporkan posisimu.
Kau melihat Explorer?
Kau melihat ISS?
Kau harus fokus. Apapun.
Gunakan matahari dan bumi, laporkan koordinatmu.
Laporkan koordinatmu.
Kowalski? Kowalski, kau dengar?
Kowalski, aku, aku melihat.. Kowalski, aku melihat sesuatu.
Aku melihat Explorer. Sebelah utara, arah jam 12,..
..dan pesawat ulang alik di tengah kompleks lingkaran.
Aku bisa melihat, aku bisa melihat Stasiun Cina. Bukan, itu Stasiun Luar Angkasa Internasional (ISS).
ISS berada di..
ISS di arah jam 7.
Letnan Kowalski, kau dengar?
Explorer, kau.. kau dengar?
Houston, kau dengar?
Houston, ini Ahli Misi, Ryan Stone.
Aku terpental dan mengambang.
Kau dengar?
Ada yang mendengar?
Kau dengar?
Tolong jawab.
Kumohon.
Dr. Stone, kau dengar? / Ya, Letnan Kowalski, ya.
Ya, Letnan Kowalski, aku di sini. / Diulangi, kau dengar?
Ya, ya, aku dengar, aku di sini. / Kedipkan sentermu.
Senterku? / Kedipkan, sehingga aku bisa melihatmu.
Baiklah.
Aku..
Baik, baik. Ini. Aku di sini!
Kau di sana. Bertahanlah. Laporkan statusmu.
Aku baik-baik saja. Aku tak apa.
Statusmu. Laporkan datamu.
Tiga.. tiga koma enam PSI. / Level oksigenmu, laporkan.
Oksigenku berkurang. Berkurang dengan cepat. Berkurang dengan cepat. Sembilan..
Bukan, bukan. Delapan persen.
Baik, kau bernapas terlalu cepat.
Kau menghabiskan oksigenmu, kita tak ingin hal itu.
Kau harus tenang, dengar? / Baik, maaf. Ya, aku dengar.
Baiklah. Aku hampir sampai. / Tolong cepatlah.
Kau bisa matikan senter itu, Dr. Stone. / Maaf. Maaf.
Dapat. Baik, kini aku akan menambatkanmu padaku.
Aku tahu, kau tak pernah menyadari betapa tampannya aku.
Tapi kau harus berhenti menatap dan bantu aku dengan tambatan ini.
Oke? / Oke. Oke.
Baiklah.
Baiklah, ini dia. Baik.
Agar kau terhindar dari semburan gas, aku akan mendorongmu sedikit.
Tidak, tidak, tidak. / Bukan didorong.
Tidak, tidak. / Tapi disikut.
Tidak, tidak, tidak! Sial! Tidak!
Lihat? Ke manapun kau pergi, aku pergi.
Sudah lebih bagus.
Ayo pergi dari sini.
Sial. / Aku mengerti maksudmu.
Sial. / Kau memakai banyak oksigen.
Kita kembali ke pesawat ulang alik. Bagaimana menurutmu? Dimengerti?
Brengsek! / Baiklah. Dimengerti.
Houston, jika kau dengar, ini Kowalski.
Dr. Stone dan aku akan kembali ke pangkalan.
Bisakah kau minta Explorer menyiapkan ruang kedap udara? Balas.
Houston, ini Kowalski. Apa kau dengar?
Houston, jika kau dengar, ini Kowalski.
Mereka tak bisa mendengar kita. / Kita tak tahu itu.
Itu sebabnya kita harus terus bicara.
Jika ada yang mendengar, mungkin mereka bisa menyelamatkan kita.
Atur jam-mu untuk 90 menit. / Mengapa harus 90?
Houston mengatakan kecepatan puing itu 80 ribu kilometer per jam.
Jika dihitung dengan orbit kita, hasilnya adalah 90 menit..
..sebelum kita diserang lagi.
Oksigenku turun menjadi 6%. / Baiklah.
Sangat mengerikan jika tak tertambat di atas sini, bukan?
Ya, sangat mengerikan. / Kau bertahan dengan baik.
Kau sendiri juga lumayan.
Houston, jika kau dengar, ini Kowalski.
Lokasi kami saat ini sekitar 900 meter dari Explorer.
Dr. Stone dan aku berencana mengambil jenazah Ahli Misi Shariff..
..dan membawanya ke pesawat ulang alik. Apa aku diizinkan?
Dimengerti. / Di mana dia? Di mana dia?
Astaga. Astaga.
Pegang dia!
Pegang dia! / Sedang kuusahakan!
Kau menarikku. / Aku sudah memegangnya!
Dekap dia seolah dia kekasihmu. / Sudah kupegang.
Aku tak bisa mengendalikan jet pendorong jika kalian memantul-mantul.
Astaga.
Kami berharap kau punya asuransi yang sangat besar, Houston.
Kerusakan pada Explorer benar-benar parah. Memulai pencarian penyintas.
Oksigenku turun menjadi 5%.
Ini dia. Hati-hati dengan tepinya.
Ke sini. Ke sini!
Houston, jika kau dengar, konfirmasi.
Ahli Misi Dr. Stone dan Komandan Misi Matthew Kowalski,..
..hanya kami berdua yang selamat di STS-157.
Aku minta maaf karena tak menuruti perintah.
Seharusnya aku berhenti saat kau menyuruhku.
Bagaimanapun, kita pasti akan terkena juga.
Tak ada yang bisa kau lakukan untuk mengubahnya.
Hey. / Ya?
Baiklah, kita harus segera ke Stasiun Luar Angkasa.
Di sana.
Memang sedikit sulit, tapi kita perlu memakai kapsul keselamatan mereka,..
..Soyuz, untuk kembali ke Bumi.
Setuju?
Dr. Stone, kau setuju?
Setuju. / Baiklah. Kau duluan.
Astaga.
Houston, jika kau dengar, ini Kowalski.
Dr. Stone dan aku memutuskan menuju ISS,..
..dan memakai salah satu Soyuz mereka untuk alik-atmosfer.
ISS, jika kau dengar kami,..
..kami perlu misi penyelamatan.
Oksigenku turun menjadi 2%. / Sebentar lagi kita sampai.
Indah, bukan?
Apa?
Matahari terbit.
Aku akan sangat merindukannya.
Jadi, di mana rumahmu, Dr. Stone?
Ryan, di mana rumahmu?
Rumah?
Di bawah sana. Bumi pertiwi.
Di mana kau bangun "kemah"-mu?
Lake Zurich. / Di mana itu?
Illinois. / Illinois.
Zona Waktu Tengah.
Kalau begitu di sana kira-kira..
..pukul 8 malam.
Apa yang dilakukan para penduduk Lake Zurich pukul 8 malam?
Entahlah.
Aku tak akan bertahan. Aku hanya memperlambatmu. / Apa yang biasa kau lakukan saat ini?
Ayolah, Ryan, sekarang pukul 8.
Kau tentu baru pulang dari rumah sakit setelah bekerja 18 jam.
Berkendara pulang.
Radio.
Aku mendengarkan radio. / Bagus.
Biar kutebak.
NPR? Musik klasik? Tangga lagu 40 terbaik?
Apapun. Asal tak ada pembicaraan. Aku cuma diam berkendara.
Dan ke mana kau berkendara?
Aku cuma berkendara. / Apa yang kau rindukan di bawah sana?
Apakah ada Tn. Stone?
Tidak. / Tak ada seseorang yang istimewa?
Seseorang yang melihat ke atas sambil memikirkanmu?
Ryan?
Dulu aku punya seorang putri.
Usianya 4 tahun.
Saat itu dia sedang di sekolah bermain label. Dia terpeleset, kepalanya terbentur. Begitulah.
Hal yang paling bodoh.
Aku sedang mengemudi saat aku ditelepon, jadi..
Sejak saat itu, itulah yang kulakukan.
Aku bangun, pergi kerja dan aku mengemudi.
Oksigenku turun menjadi 1%.
Aku punya kabar baik dan kabar buruk.
Kabar baiknya, sekitar 5 menit lagi kita sampai di ISS,..
..dan aku tahu di mana Rusia menyimpan vodka mereka.
Dan itu bagus, karena aku kehabisan gas sembur.
Kabar buruknya, aku kekurangan 10 menit untuk memecahkan rekor Anatoly..
..dan aku..
Apa? / Oksigenku di garis merah.
Tekanan tabung oksigenku rendah.
Tabungmu kehabisan oksigen, tapi kau masih punya oksigen di pakaianmu. / Baiklah.
Jadi kau harus menghisap, bukan menelan.
Anggur, bukan bir. Hisap, Ryan.
Houston, jika kau dengar, kami melihat ISS.
Stasiun itu pasti sudah dievakuasi karena Soyuz pertama sudah tak ada.
Soyuz kedua mengalami kerusakan permukaan, dan parasutnya sudah mengembang.
Mustahil menggunakan kapsul keselamatan untuk alik-atmosfer saat ini.
Tidakkah seharusnya kita kembali? Kita mengambang lagi.
Belum. Aku tak bercanda soal gas sembur itu.
Jet pendorong ini cuma tinggal satu atau dua kali semburan lagi,..
..jika kita beruntung.
Bersiap.
Bidik.
Meluncur!
Rem! Rem! Kau harus mengerem! / Tak bisa, gas semburnya habis.
Kita akan menabrak! Berpegangan pada apapun yang kau bisa!
Apa yang harus kulakukan?!
Ryan!
Tambatnya putus, aku terlepas! Aku terlepas!
Pegang sesuatu!
Apapun!
Ryan!
Ulurkan tanganmu! / Aku akan memegangmu.
Aku di sini. Aku di sini.
Sial! / Tidak, tidak, tidak.
Dapat.
Bertahanlah, aku akan mencoba menarikmu. Aku akan mencoba..
Hey, Dok. / Bertahanlah, aku akan menarikmu.
Ryan, dengar. / Aku akan menarikmu. / Kau harus lepaskan aku. / Tidak.
Talinya terlalu longgar. Aku membuatmu terseret.
Kau harus lepaskan aku, atau kita berdua mati.
Tak akan kulepaskan. Kita baik-baik saja! / Tidak.
Ryan, lepaskanlah. / Tidak..
Kau tak akan ke mana-mana. Kau tak akan ke mana-mana.
Ini bukan keputusanmu. / Tidak, tidak. Tolong jangan lakukan ini.
Kumohon, kumohon, jangan lakukan ini. Kumohon jangan. Tidak, tidak.
Kumohon jangan. Matt, kumohon jangan lakukan ini.
Kau akan selamat, Ryan.
Tidak!
Aku memegangmu. Aku memegangmu..
Ryan, kau dengar aku?
Kau dengar? / Alarm CO2-ku berbunyi.
Alarm CO2-ku berbunyi. / Dengar, kau harus masuk ke stasiun itu.
Kau lihat ruang kedap udaranya?
Hey, Ryan, kau dengar?
Cari ruang kedap udaranya.
Letaknya di atasmu, di samping modul Zarya.
Kau lihat? / Ya.
Ya, aku melihatnya. / Bagus. Pergilah ke sana.
Kini kau merasa pusing, kan?
Ya, ya. / Itu karena kau menghirup CO2. Kau akan kehilangan kesadaran.
Kau harus masuk ke stasiun. / Baiklah.
Soyuz kedua terlalu rusak untuk alik-atmosfer,..
..tapi cukup bagus untuk jalan santai.
Jalan santai?
Lihat ke Barat. Kau lihat titik di kejauhan itu?
Itu stasiun Cina. / Ya.
Kau harus kendarai Soyuz dan pergi ke sana.
Kapsul penyelamat Cina bernama Shenzhou.
Aku tak pernah menerbangkan Shenzhou. / Tak masalah.
Tahapan alik-atmosfernya mirip dengan Soyuz.
Baiklah.
Kau juga belum pernah menerbangkan Soyuz? / Hanya di simulator.
Kalau begitu, kau bisa. / Tapi aku menabrakkannya.
Itu simulator, itulah gunanya ia dirancang.
Tiap kali. Aku menabrakkannya tiap kali.
Kau cuma tinggal mengarahkannya ke Bumi.
Itu bukanlah hal yang sulit.
Besok pada pukul segini,..
..kau sudah berada di Lake Zurich dengan segudang kisah.
Kau dengar?
Ryan, kau dengar? / Aku akan kendarai Soyuz dan menjemputmu.
Tidak. / Aku akan menjemputmu.
Aku hanya akan jadi beban bagimu. / Aku akan menjemputmu.
Sayang sekali, "kapal" itu telah berlayar.
Ryan, kau harus belajar merelakan.
Tapi aku.. / Aku ingin mendengar kau bilang, "aku akan selamat".
Ayolah, Ryan, katakan.
Aku akan selamat. / Baiklah, teruskan usahamu.
Kenapa bisa-bisanya namamu Ryan?
Dulu ayahku ingin anak laki-laki. / Kau sudah tutup ruang kedap udaranya?
Belum. / Teruskan.
Jadi, karena kini kita telah berjarak,..
..kau tertarik padaku, kan? / Apa?
Orang bilang aku punya mata biru yang indah.
Kau punya.. Kau punya mata biru yang indah.
Mataku coklat.
Kau tahu apa kabar baiknya? / Apa?
Aku akan memecahkan rekor Anatoly,..
..dan kurasa rekorku akan bertahan dalam waktu yang sangat lama.
Tidak. Aku akan menjemputmu.
Astaga. / Apa? Apa?
Wow.
Hey, Ryan? / Ya?
Kau harus lihat matahari di sungai Gangga.
Menakjubkan.
TEKANAN UDARA
Di mana kau?
Alat komunikasi. Alat komunikasi. Itu dia.
Matt, ini Ryan, jawab.
Matt, aku berhasil, aku sudah di sini, di stasiun. Kau dengar?
Ayolah, Matt, bicaralah padaku.
Katakan kau di mana, berikan lokasimu.
Di mana kau? Katakan yang kau lihat.
Ayolah, kau sudah berceloteh sejak dari Tanjung Canaveral,..
..dan kini kau memutuskan diam?
Bicara padaku. Katakan saja sesuatu. Apapun! Aku tak peduli!
Hey, ceritakan tentang Mardi Gras. Ceritakan tentang pria berbulu itu.
Ceritakan apa yang terjadi.
Ada apa dengan pria berbulu itu?
Tolong bicaralah padaku.
Kumohon.
Houston, jika kau dengar,..
..ini Ahli Misi Ryan Stone melapor dari ISS.
Semua komunikasi dengan Komandan Misi Matthew Kowalski,..
..telah terputus.
Transmisi radio terhenti.
Tak terlihat keberadaannya.
Aku mengkonfirmasi, bahwa aku, Ryan Stone, adalah satu-satunya penyintas..
..di STS-157.
Apa lagi sekarang?
KEBAKARAN
Baiklah.
Baik. Mana dia, mana tombol dayanya?
Bagus, sama seperti latihan. Memisahkan diri.
Memisahkan diri. Merah.
Baiklah.
Baiklah, mana dia? Mana dia?
Ayo.
Baiklah.
Baik, aku ingat ini, aku ingat ini.
Aku tak punya waktu 4 menit. Pakai cara manual.
Ayo.
Baiklah.
Baiklah. Nyalakan, nyalakan, pisahkan diri.
Tujuh menit untuk pergi dari sini.
Baiklah, oke.
Ada apa?
Tidak, tidak, tidak, tidak!
Berhenti, berhenti, berhenti!
Ayo, ayo, ayo!
Ayolah!
Ayo, ayo, ayo!
Bagus. Bagus.
Bagus, bagus, bagus.
Ayolah.
Bagus.
Langit cerah dengan kemungkinan puing satelit.
Baiklah, lepaskan diri, lalu pulang. Mudah.
Baiklah.
Baiklah, sampai di mana sekarang?
Oke, baiklah.
Sial.
Baiklah, ayo.
Ayo, ayolah.
Baiklah.
Aku benci luar angkasa.
Diam.
Oke.
Baiklah.
Bagus.
Oke.
Mari kita stabilkan kau.
Baiklah.
Ayo kita kunjungi stasiun Cina.
Houston, jika kau dengar,..
..Tiangong sekitar 100 kilometer di arah Barat.
Dan aku melenceng 30 derajat. Aku akan koreksi lintasan.
Baiklah. Baiklah.
Baiklah.
Aku akan nyalakan S-Ka-Dae dalam 5.. 4..
..3.. 2.. 1.
Apa yang terjadi? Ayolah.
Satu.
Ayo, ayo.
Yang benar saja.
Yang benar saja!
Tidak! Jangan coba-coba..
Houston, jika kau dengar, ini Dr. Ryan Stone.
Aku menghubungimu dari Soyuz TMA-14-M
Saat ini aku kehabisan bahan bakar dan mengambang.
Houston. Ini Dr. Ryan Stone.
Kau dengar?
Houston. Ini Ryan Stone. Kau dengar?
Houston, ini.. Ahli Misi Ryan Stone, kau dengar?
Houston, Houston, tolong konfirmasi identitas.
Houston, kau di frekuensi AM. Balas.
Kau dengar?
Apa ini stasiun Cina? Apakah ini Tiangong? Balas.
Mayday, bisa kau dengar? Mayday, mayday, mayday.
Ya, ya. Mayday, mayday. Mayday, mayday.
Aningaaq.
Aningaaq. Apakah itu.. Apakah itu namamu?
Aningaaq namamu? Apa itu namamu?
Mayday!
Tidak, tidak. Namaku bukan "Mayday". Aku Stone.
Dr. Ryan Stone, aku perlu bantuan. Aku..
Itu suara anjing.
Kau menghubungi dari Bumi.
Aningaaq, maukah kau suruh anjingmu menggonggong lagi?
Anjingmu. Anjing. Guk, guk. Anjing.
Aku akan mati, Aningaaq.
Aku tahu kita semua akan mati. Semua orang tahu itu.
Tapi aku akan mati hari ini.
Itu lucu. Kau tahu, mengetahui..
Tapi sebenarnya, aku masih takut.
Aku benar-benar takut.
Tak ada yang akan berkabung untukku.
Tak ada yang akan berdoa untuk jiwaku.
Maukah kau berkabung untukku?
Maukah kau berdoa untukku?
Ataukah sudah terlambat?
Maksudku, aku sangat ingin berdoa, tapi aku tak pernah berdoa selama hidupku, jadi..
Tak ada yang pernah mengajariku caranya.
Suara bayi.
Kau sedang bersama seorang bayi, ya?
Apa kau sedang menyanyikan nina bobok?
Manis sekali.
Aku juga sering menyanyikannya untuk anakku.
Kuharap aku bisa segera bertemu dengannya.
Bagus, Aningaaq. Teruslah bernyanyi, seperti itu.
Nyanyikan aku agar tidur, aku akan tidur.
Teruslah bernyanyi. Bernyanyi dan bernyanyilah.
Tidak, tidak, jangan!
Lihat jam-mu, 13 jam 11 menit.
Panggil Anatoly, dan katakan rekornya telah dipecahkan.
Di sini agak sedikit suram, bukan? / Bagaimana kau..?
Percayalah, ceritanya panjang. / Tapi bagaimana kau..
Jauh lebih baik.
Aku menemukan sedikit cadangan baterai.
Cukup membantu saat kau tak mengalihkan perhatianku saat bersamaku.
Jujur, aku senang melihatmu lagi. Aku tak mengira kau akan selamat.
Kau sudah temukan vodka-nya? / Kau..
Kau tak pernah katakan di mana tempatnya, jadi..
Untuk Anatoly. Bersulang.
Tidak. / Tidak? Baiklah. Ayo pergi dari sini.
Stasiun Cina sekitar 160 km lagi. Perjalanan santai yang menyenangkan.
Tak bisa. / Tentu bisa.
Tak ada bahan bakar, sudah kucoba semuanya.
Selalu ada yang bisa kita lakukan. / Aku sudah coba semuanya.
Kau sudah coba jet untuk pendaratan terkendali?
Itu untuk mendarat, jadi.. / Pendaratan adalah peluncuran.
Sama saja. Tidakkah kau belajar itu saat pelatihan?
Aku tak pernah berhasil mendarat dengan simulator. Sudah kubilang.
Tapi kau tahu caranya. / Dan aku selalu menabrakkannya.
Dengar, kau mau kembali atau kau mau tetap di sini?
Aku mengerti, di sini menyenangkan.
Kau bisa matikan semua sistem,..
..mematikan semua lampu,..
..lalu kau tutup matamu dan lupakan semua orang.
Tak akan ada seorang pun di sini yang akan menyakitimu.
Di sini aman.
Maksudku, untuk apa bertahan hidup? Untuk apa menjalani hidup?
Anakmu meninggal. Tak akan ada yang lebih sulit daripada itu.
Tapi tetap saja, ini soal apa yang kau lakukan sekarang.
Jika kau memutuskan untuk pergi, maka lakukanlah.
Duduk manis dan nikmati perjalananmu.
Kau harus jejakkan kedua kakimu di tanah dan jalani hidup.
Bagaimana kau bisa ke sini? / Sudah kubilang, ceritanya panjang.
Hey, Ryan? / Apa?
Saatnya pulang.
Mendarat..
Mendarat.. mendarat sama dengan meluncur.
Kalau begitu..
Baiklah, mendarat. Untuk mendarat yang warna hijau.
Baiklah.
Oke, mendarat. Baiklah.
Baik. Jet pendaratan terkendali akan terpicu otomatis saat 3 meter sebelum mendarat, jadi..
Kau sungguh pintar, Matt.
Aku harus, aku harus lepaskan B.O dan modul mesin.
Bagus. Baiklah.
Baiklah.
Pemisahan tri-modul.
Mulai.
Baiklah.
Houston, ini bagian yang rumitnya.
Soyuz harus mengira..
..berada 3 meter di atas Bumi.
Baiklah, oke.
Hey, Matt? Karena aku harus mendengar ceritamu berjam-jam minggu ini,..
..aku perlu bantuanmu.
Kau akan bertemu dengan gadis kecil berambut coklat yang berantakan dan kusut.
Dia tak suka menyisirnya. Tapi tak apa.
Namanya Sarah.
Maukah kau sampaikan padanya,..
..bahwa mama-nya sudah menemukan sepatu merahnya?
Dia sangat mengkhawatirkan sepatu merahnya itu, Matt.
Tapi ternyata persis di bawah tempat tidurnya.
Sampaikan peluk ciumku untuknya,..
..dan katakan padanya, mama-nya merindukannya.
Katakan padanya bahwa dia adalah malaikatku.
Dan dia membuatku sangat bangga. Sangat sangat bangga.
Dan katakan padanya, aku tak akan menyerah.
Katakan padanya bahwa aku menyayanginya, Matt.
Katakan bahwa aku sangat menyayanginya.
Bisakah kau lakukan itu untukku?
Dimengerti.
Kita mulai.
Kau semakin turun, Tiangong.
Jika kau semakin turun, kau akan mencium atmosfer.
Tapi tidak tanpaku, karena kau kendaraanku pulang.
Baiklah.
Tunggu.
Lima..
Empat..
Tiga..
Tak ada lagi cuma mengemudi.
Ayo pulang.
Tenang. Baik, ayo, ayo.
Tenang, tenang.
Ayo. Ayo.
Di mana kau? Di mana? 45, 90..
..180, 180.
Ayo.
Baiklah, baiklah.
Baiklah.
Sial.
Turun, turun. Datanglah pada Mama.
Baiklah.
Sial!
Baiklah.
Shenzhou, ayolah. Shenzhou. Shenzhou.
Brengsek! Baik, sebelah sini, Shenzhou.
Di mana kau? Ayolah, di mana? Apa ini?
Kalau di Soyuz, tombol daya di sini.
Baik, melepaskan diri, melepaskan diri.
Eeni, meeni..
Oke, kedengarannya tak bagus. Miny.. moe.
Aku tak berbahasa Cina.
Miny.. moe.
Oke, bagus.
Houston. Houston, jika kau dengar,..
..ini Ahli Misi Ryan Stone,..
..melapor dari Shenzhou.
Aku akan bertolak dari Tiangong.
Dan aku punya firasat buruk soal misi ini.
Ingatkan aku pada cerita itu, Houston..
Jangan hiraukan, Houston. Jangan hiraukan cerita itu.
Di sini makin panas. Baiklah.
Baiklah, menurutku, hanya ada 2 kemungkinan.
Aku akan mendarat dengan utuh di bawah sana dan punya segudang kisah,..
..atau aku akan terbakar dalam 10 menit.
Tapi apapun itu, itu tak masalah,..
..karena yang manapun,..
..ini akan jadi perjalanan yang luar biasa.
Aku siap.
Shenzhou, jika kau dengar, ini Houston. Melalui frekuensi FM.
Radar kami mendeteksi kau berada dalam lintasan alik-atmosfer.
Jika kau dengar, harap konfirmasi identitas.
Ini Houston.
..lagu No Money Down!
Harap konfirmasi identitas.
Langit di atas Barat Tengah sangat cerah.
Kami telah mengirim tim penyelamat untuk menjemputmu.
Tim penyelamat sedang dalam perjalanan.
Shenzhou, jika kau dengar, ini Houston.
Kami telah mengirim tim penyelamat untuk menjemputmu.
Terima kasih.
Sub by: Sang Pangeran
Please verify that the P-one ATA removal
on replacement cap part one and two are complete.
DMA M-one, M-two, M-three and M four are complete. - Okay. Copy that, Explorer.
Dr. Stone, Houston. Medical is concerned about your ECG readings.
I'm fine, Houston. - Well, Medical doesn't agree, Doc.
Are you feeling nauseous? - Not any more than usual, Houston.
Diagnostics are green.
Link to communications card ready for data reception.
If this works, when we touch down tomorrow, I'm buying all you guys a round of drinks.
That's a date, Doctor.
Just remember, Houston's partial to margaritas.
Booting comms card now.
Please confirm link.
That's a negative, we're not seeing any data.
Standby, Houston, I'm gonna reboot the comms card.
Standing by.
Houston, I have a bad feeling about this mission. - Please expand.
Okay, let me tell you a story.
It was ninety-six. I'd been up here for forty-two days.
Every time I passed over Texas, I looked down
knowing that Mrs. Kowalski was looking up, thinking of me.
Six weeks I'm blowing kisses at that woman.
Then we land at Edwards and I find out that she's run off with this lawyer.
So, I packed my car, and I headed to... - ... Tijuana.
You've told this story, Kowalski.
As Houston recalls, she, uh, took off in your seventy-four GTO.
Engineering requests fuel status on the jetpack prototype.
Five hours off the reservation and I show thirty percent drain.
Give my compliments to Engineering.
Except for a slight malfunction in the nulling of the roll axis,
this jetpack is one prime piece of thrust.
Engineering says thank you.
Tell 'em I still prefer my sixty-seven Corvette, though.
Speaking of which, did I ever tell you... - We know the Corvette story, Matt.
Even Engineering? - Especially Engineering.
We're going to miss you, Matt.
Comms card reboot in progress. - Thank you, Doctor.
Shariff, what's your status?
Nearly there. Replacing battery module A-one and C.
Ccould you be a little more specific?
Indeterminate estimates make Houston anxious.
No, Houston. Don't be anxious.
Anxiety's not good for the heart.
System is ready to reactivate.
Hubble telescope engaged. Upgrade fully functional.
That applause you hear is for you, Shariff.
Congratulations. Kick back, take the rest of the day off.
Matt, do you have a visual on just what Mission Specialist Shariff is doing up there?
He appears to be doing some form of the Macarena.
But that would be just a best-guess scenario on my part.
Dr. Stone, Houston. Medical now have you with a temperature drop to thirty-five-point-nine
and a heart-rate rise to seventy.
How are you feeling? - Houston, I'm fine.
It's just keeping your lunch down in zero-G is harder than it looks.
Dr. Stone, Medical is asking if you want to return to Explorer.
Negative. We've been here a week, Houston. Let's just finish this.
Card is up. - No, that's a negative.
I'm afraid we're getting nothing on this end, Doctor.
Try again. - No, still nothing.
Houston, can you please turn that music off? - Kowalski.
Not a problem.
Thank you, Kowalski.
Now, Houston? - That's a negative.
Could Houston be misinterpreting the data?
Well, we're not receiving any data.
Engineering is recommending a vis-check for component damage.
Let me see what's going on.
What have we got?
Visual examination doesn't reveal any damaged components.
The problem must be originating from the comms panel.
Yeah, that seems to be the case.
Engineering admits that you warned us that this could happen.
That's as close to an apology as you're going to get from them.
We should have listened to you, Doc.
Get working. - Well, ooks like we're going to have to improvise.
I'm on it. - How long do you think it'll take you?
One hour. - Outstanding.
Installing your system in the Hubble is the purpose of this mission
and so we appreciate your patience, Doctor.
Kowalski, we... we know you don't care about things like this,
but, uh, for your information, this delay is not gonna be long enough
for you to break Anatoly Solovyev's spacewalking record.
It seems like you're gonna be left... - Seventy-five minutes shy?
Never crossed my mind.
Matt... it's been a privilege. - Right back at you, Houston.
Enjoy your last walk.
Am I a go to assist Dr. Stone in removing the panel?
Assistance appreciated. - Permission granted.
Thank you, Houston.
Mind if I join the fun? - Certainly.
How you feeling?
Like a Chihuahua that's being tumble-dried.
Well, it's been a rough week.
If it makes you feel any better, I coughed up everything
but my kidneys on my first ride.
Shit.
Sorry.
I'm used to a basement lab in a hospital where things fall to the floor. Thank you.
Well, you're the genius up here. I only drive the bus.
Yeah, well, call me a genius if I can get this board initialized in the next hour.
Explorer, this is Houston. - Go ahead, Houston.
NORAD reports a Russian satellite has incurred a missile strike.
The impact has created a cloud of debris orbiting at twenty thousand miles per hour.
Current debris orbit does not overlap with your trajectory.
We'll keep you posted on any developments. - Copy that, Houston.
Should we... Should we be worried? - No, let's let the boys down there worry for us.
Explorer, engage arm and pivot to cargo bay.
Stand by for arm maneuver.
So, doc, now that you work for NASA, how do you like us?
Kind of like winning the lottery, huh?
I was just happy that they didn't cut the funding to my research.
How long was your training? - Six months.
Including holidays? - Mm-hm.
So, what is this scanning system? - Oh, nothing Matt.
It's just a new set of eyes to scan the edge of the universe.
It's designed for hospital use, but this one's a prototype.
Stand by for locking.
Listen, they don't bankroll prototypes. Even for your pretty blue eyes.
Well, my eyes are brown.
Right now, your eyes are bloodshot.
Kowalski!
Is this great, or what? Woo-hoo-hoo!
And to think he went to Harvard.
You gotta admit one thing:
Can't beat the view.
So, what do you like about being up here?
The silence.
I could get used to it.
Terrific.
Houston, from first inspection, comms panel appears to be dead.
Am I a go to cut link to auxiliary?
You're the expert, doctor. It's your call.
Houston, I have a bad feeling about this mission.
Please elaborate. - It's the same feeling
I had about Mardi Gras in 1987.
That is affirmative.
Surprisingly, Control hasn't heard the Mardi Gras story. Please proceed.
Well, it's day one, and I'm bumping my way down Bourbon Street
looking for a sister of a friend of mine.
Streets are full of people. I'm thinking there's no way I'm gonna find this girl.
Proceeding to override. - Then all of the sudden, I look up, and there she is,
and I'm about to yell out, and I see she's holding hands
with some short, hairy guy in board shorts and a Margaritaville shirt.
And then I realize that this guy is not a guy.
That my girl is holding hands with a...
ISS, this is Houston. - Proceed, Houston.
Explorer, this is Houston. - Go ahead, Houston.
Mission abort. Repeat. Mission abort.
Initiate emergency disconnect from Hubble.
Begin reentry procedure. ISS, initiate emergency evacuation.
Copy all, Houston, and in work. Matt, immediate return to Explorer.
Repeat, immediate return to Explorer. - Copy.
Explorer, prep airlock. - Airlock engaged,
ready to receive. - Houston, elaborate.
Debris from the missile strike has caused a chain reaction,
hitting other satellites and creating new debris.
Traveling faster than a high-speed bullet up towards your altitude.
All copy? - Copy all.
Put a bow on it, Dr. Stone. - I can't.
The board is still initializing. - I'm not gonna ask you again.
One second. - Not one second. Now.
Shut it down.
That's an order. - Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm done. I'm done.
Kowalski, initiate emergency disconnect from the Hubble.
All right, Shariff, let's do this. - Roger, Matt.
Houston, update. - Well, we have a full-on chain reaction.
It's been confirmed that it's the unintentional side effect
of the Russians striking one of their own satellites.
They shot down their own satellite? - Right of disposal.
Most likely a spy sat gone bad. Now it's shrapnel.
Explorer, ready to disengage HST.
Locks releasing in three... two... one. - Explorer, new data coming through.
What's the blowback, Houston? - It's not good.
Most of our systems are gone.
Debris chain reaction is out of control and rapidly expanding.
Multiple satellites are down, and they keep on falling.
Define 'multiple satellites. ' - Most of them are gone.
Telecommunication systems are dead.
Expect a communication blackout at any moment.
Kowalski, visual of debris at nine o'clock. - Half of North America
just lost their Facebook.
Explorer, repeat, expect a communication blackout
at any moment.
Copy that, Houston. - Explorer, this is Kowalski,
confirming visual contact with debris. Debris is from a BSE sat. - Heads up!
To repeat, I have... - Dr. Stone requesting faster transport.
We have to go. We have to go, go, go!
Kennedy reports meteorologicalconditions no-go for re-entry.
Houston, Explorer. Copy. Explorer, Dr. Stone requesting faster transport to bay area.
Explorer, do you copy? - Explorer, permission to retrieve Dr. Stone.
You're a go, Kowalski.
Houston, this is Explorer, copy.
All right. - We've lost Houston. We've lost Houston.
Unstrap. Look, we need to get the hell out of here. - All right.
Need some help there, Matt? - No, don't wait for us. - It's stuck!
Man down! Man down!
Houston, this is Explorer, copy. Houston, this is Explorer, copy. Kowalski, repor...
Explorer's been hit! - Explorer, do you read? Explorer, over! Explorer!
Astronaut is off structure! Dr. Stone is off structure!
Dr. Stone, detach! - No! - You must detach!
If you don't detach, that arm's gonna carry you too far!
Listen to my voice! You need to focus!
I'm losing visual of you.
In a few seconds, I won't be able to track you.
You need to detach! I can't see you anymore!
Do it now! - I'm trying! I'm trying! I'm trying!
Houston, I've lost visual of Dr. Stone.
Dr. Stone, do you copy? Repeat, do you copy?
Yes, yes, yes. I copy! I'm detached! - Give me your position.
I don't know! I don't know! I'm spinning! I can't... I can't...
Report your position. - GPS is down. It's down, I can't...
Give me a visual. - I told you, nothing. I see nothing!
Do you have a visual of Explorer? - No. No. - Do you have a visual of ISS? - No.
You need to focus. Anything, use the sun and the Earth, give me coordinates.
I can't breathe! I can't breathe!
Give me coordinates! Dr. Stone, do you copy?
Repeat, do you copy?
Give me your position! Report your position.
Do you have a visual of Explorer?
Do you have a visual of ISS?
I need you to focus. Anything.
Use the sun and the Earth, give me coordinates.
Give me coordinates.
Kowalski? Kowalski, do you copy?
Kowalski... I have... have a vis... Kowalski, I have a visual.
I have... have a visual of Explorer. With north at... twelve o'clock
and the shuttle is at the center of the dial.
I can see... I can see the Chinese station. No, it's the International Space Station.
ISS is at...
ISS is at seven o'clock.
Lieutenant Kowalski, do you copy?
Explorer, do you... do you copy?
Houston, do you copy?
Houston, this is Mission Specialist Ryan Stone.
I am off structure and I am drifting.
Do you copy?
Anyone?
Anybody?
Do you copy?
Please copy.
Please.
Dr. Stone, do you copy? - Yeah, Lieutenant Kowalski, yes.
Yes, Lieutenant Kowalski, I'm here, I'm here. - Repeat, do you copy?
Yes, yes, I copy, I'm here! I'm here. - Flash your light.
My light... my light? - Flash it so I can see you.
Okay. Uh...
I...
Okay, okay. Here, here! I'm here!
There you are. Hang on tight. Report your status.
I'm fine, I'm fine. I'm all right.
Your status. Give me your readings.
Three... three... three point six PSI. - Your O2, give me your O2.
Oxygen is going down. It's going down fast. It's going down fast. Nine...
No. No, eight-eight percent.
Okay, you're breathing too fast. - Eight three point nine percent.
You're burning oxygen, and we don't want to do that.
We want to relax. Copy? - Okay, sorry. Yes, copy, copy.
All right. Nearly there. - Please hurry.
You can holster that torch, Dr. Stone. - Sorry. Sorry.
Gotcha. All right, now I'm gonna tether you to me.
I know, you never realized how devastatingly good-looking I am.
But I need you to stop staring and help me with the tether.
Okay? - Okay, okay.
I got it.
All right, here we go. All right.
Now, to clear you from the jets... I'm gonna give you a little push.
No, no, no, no. No, no, no. - Not a push.
No, no. - A nudge.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! Damn it, no! No!
See? Where you go, I go.
Better.
Let's get outta here.
Goddamn it. - I know what you mean.
Damn it. - You're burning oxygen.
We're going back to the shuttle. How's that for a plan? Copy?
Fuck! - Right. Copy that.
Houston, in the blind. This is Kowalski.
Dr. Stone and I are gonna make our way back to base.
Can you get the Explorer to prepare the airlock for arrival? Copy?
Houston, this is... Kowalski. How do you copy?
Houston, in the blind. This is Kowalski.
They can't hear us. - We don't know that.
That's why we keep talking.
If somebody is listening, they might just save your life.
Set your watch for ninety minutes. - Why ninety?
Well, Houston clocked that debris at fifty thousand miles an hour.
If you factor in our current orbit, then I figure we got about ninety minutes
before we get our asses kicked again.
O2 down to six percent. - Okay.
Pretty scary shit being untethered up here, isn't it?
Yeah, pretty scary shit. - Well, you did all right.
Well, you weren't so bad yourself.
Houston, in the blind. This is Kowalski.
Our current location is approximately nine hundred meters out from the Explorer.
Dr. Stone and I would like to retrieve the body of Mission Specialist Shariff
and return it to the shuttle. Am I a go to retrieve?
Roger that. - Where is he? Where is he?
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Grab him!
- I'm trying, I'm trying!
You're pullin' me away. - Got... I got him!
Clutch him like he's your Valentine. - I got him. Okay. I got him.
I can't engage my thrust with you two yo-yoin' around.
Jesus Christ.
Here's hopin' you have a hell of an insurance policy, Houston.
The damages to Explorer are catastrophic. Will commence search for survivors.
O2 down to five percent.
All right, here we go. Careful of the edges!
Here. Here!
Houston, in the blind. To confirm.
Mission Specialist Dr. Stone and Mission Commander Matthew Kowalski
are the sole survivors of the STS-one-five-seven.
I apologize for not complying.
I should've stopped working as soon as you instructed me to.
We were gonna get hit no matter what.
There was nothing you could do to change that.
Hey. - Yes?
All right, we have to make our way to the Space Station.
Over there.
It's a bit of a hike, but we need to use their escape pod,
the Soyuz, to get back to Earth.
Agreed?
Dr. Stone, agreed?
Agreed. - All right. After you.
Oh, God.
Houston, in the blind. This is Kowalski.
Dr. Stone and I have determined to proceed to ISS
and use one of their Soyuz for re-entry.
ISS, if you hear us...
we could sure use a rescue mission.
O2 down to two percent. - We're getting there.
Beautiful, don't you think?
What?
The sunrise.
That's what I'm gonna miss the most.
So where's home, Dr. Stone?
Ryan, where's home?
Home?
Down there. Mother Earth.
Where do you pitch you tent?
Lake Zurich. - Where the hell is that?
Illinois. - Illinois.
Central Time Zone.
That would make it roughly...
eight PM.
What are the good people of Lake Zurich doing at eight o'clock?
I don't know.
I'm not gonna make it. I'm slowing you down. - What would you be doing?
Come on, Ryan. It's eight o'clock.
You've just left the hospital after an eighteen-hour shift.
Driving home.
The radio.
I listen to the radio. - There we go.
Let me guess.
NPR? Classical? Top forty?
Anything. I don't care, as long as they don't talk. I just drive.
And where are you driving to?
I just drive. - What do you miss down there?
Is there a Mr. Stone?
No. - Nobody special?
Somebody down there looking up, thinking about you?
Ryan?
I had a daughter.
She was four.
She was at school playing tag. Slipped, hit her head, and that was it.
Stupidest thing.
I was driving when I got the call, so...
Ever since then, that's what I do.
I wake up, I go to work, and I just drive.
O2 down to one percent.
Well, I've got good news and bad news.
The good news is, we're about five minutes from the ISS
and I know where the Russians stash their vodka.
And that is good, because I'm runnin' on fumes here.
The bad news is, I'm gonna be about ten minutes short of breakin' Anatoly's record,
and I...
What? - I'm redlining.
My O2 tank pressure is low.
Your tank is out of oxygen but you still have it in your suit. - Got it.
So you have to sip, not gulp.
Wine, not beer. Sip, Ryan.
Houston, in the blind, we have a visual of the ISS.
The station must have been evacuated because the first Soyuz is missing.
The second Soyuz exhibits surface damage, and its chute has been deployed.
Any use as an escape pod for re-entry is impossible.
Shouldn't we be turning? We're drifting again.
Not yet. I wasn't kidding about those fumes.
This can has one or two good thrusts left...
if we're lucky.
Steady.
Aim.
Fire!
Brake! Brake! You have to brake! - I can't, the can's empty.
We're gonna hit hard! Grab a hold of anything you can!
What do I do? What do I do?!
Ryan!
The tether broke, I'm detached! I'm detached!
Grab a hold!
Grab anything!
Ryan!
Give me five! - I've got you.
I've got you. Right here, right here.
Shit! - No. No, no, no...
Got ya.
You just... hold on and I'm gonna start pulling you in. I'm gonna start...
Hey, Doc. - Just hold on. Hang on. I am gonna pull you in.
Ryan, listen. - I'm gonna pull you in. - You have to let me go. - No.
The ropes are too loose. I'm pulling you with me.
You have to let me go, or we both die.
I'm not letting you go! We're fine! - No.
Ryan, let me go. - No. No.
You're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere.
It's not up to you. - No, no, no, no... Please don't do this.
Please, please, please, please don't do this. Please don't do this. No, no, no.
Please don't, Matt. Please don't do this.
You're gonna make it, Ryan.
No!
I had you. I had you! I had you.
Ryan, do you hear me?
Do you copy? - My CO2 alarm went off.
My CO2 alarm went off. - Look, you need to board the station.
Do you see the airlock?
Hey, Ryan, you copy?
Look for the airlock.
It's above you, next to the Zarya module.
You see it? - Yes.
Yes, I see it. I see it. - Good. That's where you want to go.
Now you're getting lightheaded, right?
Yeah. Yes. - That's because you're breathing CO2. You're losing consciousness.
You need to board the station. - Okay.
That second Soyuz is too damaged for re-entry,
but it's perfectly fine for a little Sunday drive.
Sunday drive?
Look to the west. You see that dot in the distance?
That's a Chinese station. - Yes.
You're gonna take the Soyuz, and you're gonna cruise over there.
Chinese lifeboat is a Shenzhou.
I've never flown a Shenzhou. - It doesn't matter.
Its re-entry protocol is identical to the Soyuz.
Okay.
You never flown the Soyuz either? - Only a simulator.
Well, then you know. - But I crashed it.
It's a simulator, that's what it's designed for.
Every time. I crashed it every time.
You point the damn thing at Earth.
It's not rocket science.
And by this time tomorrow,
you're gonna be back in Lake Zurich with a hell of a story to tell.
You copy?
Ryan, you copy? - I'm gonna take the Soyuz and come get you.
No, you're not. - I'm coming to get you
No, I've got too much of a head start on you. - I'm coming to get you.
I'm afraid that ship already sailed.
Ryan, you're gonna have to learn to let go.
But I... - I want to hear you say you're gonna make it...
Come on, Ryan, say it.
I'm gonna make it. - All right. Keep going.
What kind of name is Ryan for a girl?
Dad wanted a boy. - Are you close to the airlock?
Not yet. - Keep going.
So now that we have some distance between us...
you're attracted to me, right? - What?
Well, people say I have beautiful blue eyes.
You have beautiful... You have beautiful blue eyes.
I have brown eyes.
You want to know the good news? - What?
I'm gonna break Anatoly's record,
and I think mine's gonna stand for a long, long time.
No. I'm coming to get you.
Oh, my God. - What? What?
Wow.
Hey, Ryan? - Yeah?
You should see the sun on the Ganges.
It's amazing.
Where are you? Where are you?
Comms. Comms. There you are.
Okay. Matt, this is Ryan, copy.
Matt, this is Ryan, copy.
Matt, I made it, I'm here, I'm on the station. Do you copy?
Come on, Matt, talk to me.
Tell me where you are, give me your position.
Where are you? Give me a visual. Just tell me what you see.
Come on. You've been yammering since we left Cape Canaveral,
and now you decide to shut up?
Talk to me. Just say something, say anything! I don't care!
Hey, tell me about, uh, Mardi Gras. Tell me about the hairy guy. Huh?
Tell me what happened.
What happened to the hairy guy?
Please talk to me.
Please.
Houston, in the blind...
this is Mission Specialist Ryan Stone reporting from the ISS.
All communications with Mission Commander Matthew Kowalski
have been lost.
Radio transmission absent.
Visuals nonexistent.
To confirm, I, Ryan Stone, am the sole survivor
of STS-one-five-seven.
What now?
Okay.
Okay. Where is it, where is it? Where is the power?
Great, just like training. Undocking, undocking.
Undocking. Red.
Okay.
Okay, where is it? Where is it?
Come on.
Okay.
Okay, I remember this, I remember this.
You don't have four minutes.
We're going manual.
Come on.
Okay. Active-Activate, undock.
Seven minutes to get out of here.
All right, okay.
What... what?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!
Come on, come on, come on!
Come on!
Come on, come on, come on!
That's right, that's right.
That's right, that's right, that's right.
Come on.
Great.
Clear skies with a chance of satellite debris.
Okay, we detach this, and we go home. Piece of cake.
Okay.
Okay, what do we have?
Okay, all right.
Shit.
Okay, come on.
Come on, come on.
All right.
I hate space.
Shut up.
Okay.
All right.
That's good.
Okay.
Let's stabilize you.
Okay.
Let's go visit the Chinese station.
Houston, in the blind,
Tiangong is approximately one hundred kilometers to the west,
and I am off its course by about thirteen degrees. I will correct trajectory.
Okay. Okay.
Okay.
I will engage S-Ka-Dae in five... four...
three... two... one.
What's happening, what's happening? Come on, come on.
One.
Come on, come on.
You gotta be kidding me.
You gotta be kidding me!
No! Don't you fuck...
Houston, in the blind. Houston, in the blind, this is Dr. Ryan Stone.
I'm calling from the Soyuz TMA-one-four-M.
I'm currently out of fuel and adrift, do you copy?
Houston. This is Dr. Ryan Stone.
Do you copy?
Houston. This is Ryan Stone. Do you copy?
Houston, this is Missish... Mission Specialist Ryan Stone, do you copy?
Houston, Houston, please confirm identity.
Houston, you're coming in over an A.M. frequency. Copy.
Do you copy?
Is this the Chinese station? Is this Tiangong? Copy.
Mayday, can you copy? Mayday, mayday, mayday.
Yes, yes. Mayday, mayday. Mayday, mayday.
Aningaaq.
Is that...? Is that your...? Is that your name?
Aningaaq is your... is your name? Is that your name?
Mayday!
No, no, no. No, my name is not 'Mayday. ' I'm Stone.
Dr. Ryan Stone, I need help. I am...
Those are dogs.
They're calling from Earth.
Aningaaq, make your dogs bark again for me, would you please?
Your dogs. Dogs, you know. Woof, woof. Dogs.
Oh, I'm gonna die, Aningaaq.
I know, we're all gonna die. Everybody knows that.
But I'm gonna die today.
Funny, that. You know, to know...
But the thing is, it's that I'm still scared.
I'm really scared.
Nobody will mourn for me,
no one will pray for my soul.
Will you mourn for me?
Will you say a prayer for me?
Or is it too late?
I mean, I'd say one for myself, but I've never prayed in my life,
so...
Nobody ever taught me how.
A baby.
There's a baby with you, huh?
Is that a lullaby you're singing?
That's so sweet.
I used to sing to my baby.
I hope I see her soon.
That's nice, Aningaaq. Keep singing, just like that.
Sing me to sleep, and I'll sleep.
Keep singing. And sing, and sing.
No, no, no, don't!
Check your watch. Thirteen hours and eleven minutes.
Call Anatoly and tell him he's been bumped.
It's a little gloomy in here, isn't it? - How did you...?
Trust me, it's a hell of a story. - But how did...?
That's better.
I found a little extra... a little extra battery power.
It helps that I didn't have you around to distract me.
I have to say, I'm glad to see ya. I didn't think you were gonna make it.
Did you find the vodka? - You...
You never told me where... where it was, so... - Well...
To Anatoly. Na zdorovje.
Huh? - No. - No? All right. Let's get out of here.
The Chinese station's about a hundred miles. Just a little Sunday drive.
We can't. - Sure we can.
There's no fuel, I tried everything.
Well, there's always something we can do. - I tried everything.
Did you try the soft landing jets?
They're for landing. So... - Well, landing is launching.
It's the same thing. Didn't you learn about that in training?
I never got to land the simulator. I told you that.
But you know about it. - And I crashed it every time.
Listen, do you want to go back, or do you want to stay here?
I get it, it's nice up here.
You can just shut down all the systems,
turn out all the lights...
and just close your eyes and tune out everybody.
There's nobody up here that can hurt you.
It's safe.
I mean, what's the point of going on? What's the point of living?
Your kid died. Doesn't get any rougher than that.
But still, it's a matter of what you do now.
If you decide to go, then you gotta just get on with it.
Sit back, enjoy the ride.
You gotta plant both your feet on the ground and start livin' life.
How did you get here? - I'm telling you, it's a hell of a story.
Hey, Ryan? - What?
It's time to go home.
Landing...
Landing... Landing is launching.
I said...
Okay, landing, landing. Landing is green.
Okay.
Okay, landing. All right.
Okay. Soft landing jets trigger automatically at three meters before landing, so...
You're a clever son of a bitch, Matt.
I need to... I need to get rid of the B.O... and the engine module.
Right. Okay.
Okay.
Tri-module separation.
Go.
Okay.
Houston, here's the tricky part.
Soyuz has to think
we are three meters off the Earth.
All right. Okay.
Hey, Matt? Since I had to listen to endless hours of your storytelling this week,
I need for you to do me a favor.
You are gonna see a little girl with brown hair, very messy, lots of knots.
She doesn't like to brush it. That's okay.
Her name is Sarah.
Can you please tell her
that Mama found her red shoe?
She was so worried about that shoe, Matt.
But it was just right under the bed.
Give her a big hug and a big kiss for me,
and tell her that Mama misses her.
You tell her that she is my angel.
And she makes me so proud. So, so proud.
And you tell her that I'm not quitting.
You tell her that I love her, Matt.
You tell her that I love her so much.
Can you do that for me?
Roger that?
Here we go.
You're losing altitude, Tiangong.
You keep dropping and you're gonna kiss the atmosphere.
But not without me, because you're my last ride.
Okay.
Wait.
Five...
four...
three...
No more just driving.
Let's go home.
Steady. Okay, come on, come on.
Steady, steady.
Come on. Come on.
Where are you? Where are you? Forty-five,
ninety, one-eighty.
Come on.
Okay, okay.
Okay.
All right.
Damn it.
Down, down, down. Come to Mama.
Okay.
Okay. Shit!
Okay.
Come on. Shenzhou, come on. Shenzhou. Shenzhou.
Fuck! Okay, this way. Shenzhou.
Where are you? Come on, where are you? What's this?
In the Soyuz, the power button is here.
Okay, undocking, undocking.
Eeni, meeni...
Okay, that doesn't sound good. Miny, meeni... moe.
No hablo chino.
Miny... moe.
Okay. Okay, good.
Houston. Houston, in the blind.
This is Mission Specialist Ryan Stone
reporting from the Shenzhou.
I'm about to undock from Tiangong...
And I have a bad feeling about this mission.
Reminds me of a story, Houston...
Never... Never mind the story, Houston. Never mind the story.
It's getting hot in here. Okay. All right.
Okay.
All right, the way I see it, there's only two possible outcomes.
Either I make it down there in one piece and I have one hell of a story to tell,
or I burn up in the next ten minutes.
Either way, whichever way... no harm, no foul!
Because either way...
it'll be one hell of a ride.
I'm ready.
Shenzhou, in the blind, this is Houston. Indicate FM frequency.
Our radars detect you on a re-entry trajectory.
If you copy, please confirm identity.
This is Houston. - It's freezing, it's boring as hell.
...is: No money down!
...messages, we'll be right... - Please confirm identity.
Skies over the Midwest are completely clear...
We've deployed a rescue mission to retrieve you.
Rescue mission is on the way.
Shenzhou, in the blind, this is Houston.
We've deployed a rescue mission to retrieve you.
Thank you.