No one has ever observed the birth of a moon, Masefield
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Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
Give me Section 31, the district below Point Albert. John Masefield:
There's been no activity in that section, none whatsoever. Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
There WILL be in about half an hour. There are TWO fissures now, or rather, two ENDS of the same crack. One of them has changed direction, and if the other one does... John Masefield:
If they're extended, where would they intersect? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
At the bore hole, where it all started. John Masefield:
A circle cut out of the Earth's crust? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
Yes. And it will break away, acting as a safety valve of immense proportions, twenty-thousand square miles of the Earth's surface thrown out into space. John Masefield:
And the effect on the Earth's rotation? [Stephen shrugs] John Masefield:
Do you think the Earth can survive? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
No one has ever observed the birth of a moon, Masefield
Give me Section 31, the district below Point Albert. John Masefield:
There's been no activity in that section, none whatsoever. Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
There WILL be in about half an hour. There are TWO fissures now, or rather, two ENDS of the same crack. One of them has changed direction, and if the other one does... John Masefield:
If they're extended, where would they intersect? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
At the bore hole, where it all started. John Masefield:
A circle cut out of the Earth's crust? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
Yes. And it will break away, acting as a safety valve of immense proportions, twenty-thousand square miles of the Earth's surface thrown out into space. John Masefield:
And the effect on the Earth's rotation? [Stephen shrugs] John Masefield:
Do you think the Earth can survive? Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
No one has ever observed the birth of a moon, Masefield
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Go give me section 31 the district below Port Albert
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There's been no activity in that section Nothing whatsoever
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There will be in about half an hour
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There are two fissures now Or rather two ends of the same crack
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One of them has changed direction and as the other one does
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if they're extended Where will they intersect
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At the burrow were it all started
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A circle cut out of the earth's crust
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Yes and it will break away
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Acting as a safety valve of immense proportion
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20 000 square miles of the Earth's surface thrown out into space
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And the effect on the Earth's rotation
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Do you think the Earth can survive
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No one has ever observed the birth of a moon Masefield
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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.
Actors
Dr. Stephen Sorenson
John Masefield
