The world as we know it, yes
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Sir Charles Eggerston:
A crack in the world? [the meeting erupts in chaos] Sir Charles Eggerston:
Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Don't let's fall apart. We have work to do. Please! We must hear Dr. Rampion complete his report. You were saying that the crack is extending to the east. Dr. Ted Rampion:
Along the Macedo Trench. It's following a geological flaw in the Earth's crust, known as the Macedo Fault. That runs from here, to the tip of India, then veers across towards Indonesia, and terminates off the Australian continental shelf. Sir Charles Eggerston:
How do you know the crack will stop there? Dr. Ted Rampion:
We don't. Sir Charles Eggerston:
What if the crack keeps going? Right around the world? What happens then? Dr. Ted Rampion:
Where the land masses split, the oceans will be sucked in, and the colossal pressure generated by the steam will rip the Earth apart, and destroy it. Indian Ambassador:
You mean, the world will come to an end? Dr. Ted Rampion:
The world as we know it, yes
A crack in the world? [the meeting erupts in chaos] Sir Charles Eggerston:
Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Don't let's fall apart. We have work to do. Please! We must hear Dr. Rampion complete his report. You were saying that the crack is extending to the east. Dr. Ted Rampion:
Along the Macedo Trench. It's following a geological flaw in the Earth's crust, known as the Macedo Fault. That runs from here, to the tip of India, then veers across towards Indonesia, and terminates off the Australian continental shelf. Sir Charles Eggerston:
How do you know the crack will stop there? Dr. Ted Rampion:
We don't. Sir Charles Eggerston:
What if the crack keeps going? Right around the world? What happens then? Dr. Ted Rampion:
Where the land masses split, the oceans will be sucked in, and the colossal pressure generated by the steam will rip the Earth apart, and destroy it. Indian Ambassador:
You mean, the world will come to an end? Dr. Ted Rampion:
The world as we know it, yes
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A crack in the world
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Gentlemen gentlemen
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Let's fall apart we have work to do Please
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We must hear Dr Rampion complete his report
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You were saying that the crack is extending to the east
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Along the Masato Trench
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It's following a geological flaw in the earth's crust
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Known as the Masato Fault
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that runs from here to the tip of India
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And veers across Indonesia and terminates off the Australian Continental Shelf
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How do you know the crack will stop there
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We don't
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What if the crack keeps going right around the world
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What happens then
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Where the landmasses split the oceans will be sucked in
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And the collosal pressure generated by the steam will rip the earth apart and destroy it
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You mean the world will come to an end
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The world as we know it yes
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Movie Summary
A dying scientist pushes forward his project to tap through to the Earth's magma layer, with results that threaten to destroy the Earth as we know it.
