Speaker 1: Mag Mill was a production of I Heart Radio and
Speaker 1: Bamford Productions. Look what I can do? Mommy? Where did
Speaker 1: I put that? After it is? Look at me, mommy,
Speaker 1: I see your sweetie. Mommy is a little bit busy
Speaker 1: at the moment, though. Okay, look at me. Look at me, mommy,
Speaker 1: Look at me. Mom No, no, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Are you going out? No? Why do you ask that
Speaker 1: you're putting on your nice clothes? No, honey, mommy just
Speaker 1: has an important video call in a few minutes. So
Speaker 1: I want to look my best. What are you calling someone?
Speaker 1: I want to be my boss? Look at what I
Speaker 1: can do? Okay, talking points experience. Look at what I
Speaker 1: can do, mommy? When please look at Caitlin. Mom stop
Speaker 1: jumping on the bed. How many times have I told
Speaker 1: you that? Look? How high? Stop it? Sorry, mommy, look sweetie.
Speaker 1: This call is very important for mommy. Okay, can you just,
Speaker 1: I don't know, go play in the front yard for
Speaker 1: a little bit. Will I take this? Will you come
Speaker 1: play with me after only if you're a good girl
Speaker 1: and you stay out of the streets. No buts, no street,
Speaker 1: it's dangerous. What if my ball goes out in the street,
Speaker 1: then I'll get it later, got it, Caitlin, got it? Okay?
Speaker 1: Good now run along, okay, okay, said, you can do this.
Speaker 1: Take a deep breath to be confident and show them
Speaker 1: that you're the best person for this. Okay, here we go. Breathe. Hi. Hi, Yes,
Speaker 1: that's me and I'm Captain Kevin Prescott. It's a pleasure
Speaker 1: to meet you. It's a pleasure to meet you too,
Speaker 1: Captain Owens. Really it's an honor to even be considered
Speaker 1: for this. So thank you for the opportunity, and please
Speaker 1: just call me said in that case, call me Kevin, uh,
Speaker 1: and thank you for taking the time today to speak
Speaker 1: with me. I know you've already been through a few
Speaker 1: rounds of interviews, and I assure you that this is
Speaker 1: just a formality, more of a personality test, if anything,
Speaker 1: to see. How course, I know it's all a bit
Speaker 1: top secrets, so I'm not sure how much they told
Speaker 1: you about Project Magmal, but I can tell you a
Speaker 1: little bit about my role here if you'd like, Oh, yes,
Speaker 1: of course, please you. I mean I did my due
Speaker 1: diligence to learn as much as I could about it
Speaker 1: when this opportunity arose. But the specifics I've been in
Speaker 1: the dark about Well, Um, I am one of the
Speaker 1: special project directors on it, and I've been beer heading
Speaker 1: a few of the ongoing studies, including the n gc
Speaker 1: SE Are you familiar with I am actually Helix nebula,
Speaker 1: one of my favorite nebulas. That's not too nervous to say. No, No,
Speaker 1: not at all. On't the color me impress. It's something
Speaker 1: I've been reading about since I was a little girl
Speaker 1: and it's always fascinated me. Well, it sounds like this
Speaker 1: might be right up your alley, then, But before we
Speaker 1: get into that, what can you tell me about you?
Speaker 1: I've already run over your resume and your history and
Speaker 1: all that, and it is fascinating your whole course of study.
Speaker 1: But tell me about Sydney Owens. Who is she? How
Speaker 1: did she get here? That? That's definitely a loaded question. Um. Well,
Speaker 1: as you know, my background is in biology originally, but
Speaker 1: I sort of created my own course of study during
Speaker 1: my PhD program with astro biology, and I kind of
Speaker 1: took bits and pieces from other programs they had available
Speaker 1: to suit it towards the biology of space, how we
Speaker 1: can study things out there and how it affects us.
Speaker 1: I supplemented that with astronomy, concentrating not just on what
Speaker 1: we do know abouter space, but also theoretical astronomy as well.
Speaker 1: Why theoretical astronomy, I guess because we know so little
Speaker 1: about what's out there. We know a lot about what
Speaker 1: we do know, but there is a big, big world
Speaker 1: beyond that. So trying to figure out what else could
Speaker 1: be out there and what it means for science was
Speaker 1: a big part of why I sort of charted my
Speaker 1: own course. That is exactly the kind of thing we're
Speaker 1: looking for. Project Magma is really trying to branch our
Speaker 1: crrent knowledge and expanded There are so many things that
Speaker 1: we are hoping to check off the list with this,
Speaker 1: and on my end, that really extends to quite a
Speaker 1: few different areas. But I guess the reason I'm talking
Speaker 1: to you specifically today is that there is a very
Speaker 1: particular aspect of the n GC seven two nine three
Speaker 1: mission that I thought you might be perfect for. Can
Speaker 1: you tell me more about it? I'd love to, but honestly,
Speaker 1: my hands are a bit tied from speaking freely of
Speaker 1: it at the moment. But I can say that you
Speaker 1: are on the very very short list of candidates. Can
Speaker 1: tell you that we are just under two years out
Speaker 1: from our projection launch date of it, though, and well,
Speaker 1: I am just the director at the moment. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to be one of the pilots. Oh, that's wonderful. So
Speaker 1: it is an exploration, like I have heard. I can
Speaker 1: at least tell you that much. Yes, but if I
Speaker 1: get my way, we may just be coworkers. But I
Speaker 1: do have to let you know that the project Magmill
Speaker 1: is a huge commitment and it takes up a lot
Speaker 1: of my time. My wife is also working on it,
Speaker 1: which is nice for me since I get to work
Speaker 1: so closely with her, but it's a huge time suck
Speaker 1: for everything else, which leads me to my next question.
Speaker 1: You have a daughter, right, Yes, I do. She is
Speaker 1: full of energy and she's only six years old. I
Speaker 1: wish I had some first bunk still. That would certainly
Speaker 1: help with some of the late night research sessions, that's
Speaker 1: for sure. Well, she sounds wonderful. I absolutely love to
Speaker 1: meet her sometime she's running around somewhere outside. But hey,
Speaker 1: we'll be sure to introduce you when I can. And
Speaker 1: Mr Owens, yes, we're divorced, so he gets Caitlin every
Speaker 1: other week. Amicol for the most part, but he's a
Speaker 1: good dad and Caitlin will be staying with him. If
Speaker 1: I'm brought on for this, let me ask you this,
Speaker 1: If you were chosen for Project Magma, what would it
Speaker 1: What would you want to find? Honestly, just a better
Speaker 1: understanding of the world we live in would be enough.
Speaker 1: You know, people are just so close minded and take
Speaker 1: the Earth for granted. We are born here and most
Speaker 1: people will die here too. They don't think beyond its borders.
Speaker 1: And even though we as humans have been slowly dipping
Speaker 1: our toe into deep space exploration, there is so much
Speaker 1: more we can learn from it. There is so much
Speaker 1: we don't understand and we can really benefit from. There
Speaker 1: are the big picture questions like what does it all mean,
Speaker 1: where did it all come from, how did these balls
Speaker 1: of gas form? What causes some of them to create life?
Speaker 1: That kind of stuff, but also the more practical ones
Speaker 1: like how to survive in environments that are not like
Speaker 1: our own, how to grow food there quantum physics, that
Speaker 1: sort of thing. I like the way you think that
Speaker 1: that's exactly what we're looking for. We truly believe that
Speaker 1: a lot of the things coming out of Project Magma
Speaker 1: will help change the worth and for the better. We've
Speaker 1: already had some promising results, and we hope to increase
Speaker 1: those penfold in the next few years. And that is
Speaker 1: something I would love to be a part of. It
Speaker 1: really seems like this is the type of project where
Speaker 1: I could just thrive and I would really be an
Speaker 1: asset to the team. I am sorry, could you could
Speaker 1: you excuse me for just a moment? Yes, there seems
Speaker 1: to be a commotion outside, would you? Would you give
Speaker 1: me a second? I just I need to check on
Speaker 1: my daughter. I don't want her near any of it,
Speaker 1: of course, of course, pick your time. Thank you, Caitlin, Caitlin, Kate, Kate?
Speaker 1: Where are you? Sweetie? Kay away? Dr Are you there?
Speaker 1: Mag Mill Episode eight? The past is the past? What
Speaker 1: would you do? Do you have a chance to saying
Speaker 1: over again? What would you do do? Yeah? Good morning,
Speaker 1: Magma crew. Today is March. You are currently one hundred
Speaker 1: kilometers from the helix Nebula. Congratulations, ladies. After seven hundred
Speaker 1: fifty four days, today is the day your mission finally
Speaker 1: comes to fruition. Good morning, Tea is Jenna wat She
Speaker 1: is not. She will likely ignore the morning chime another
Speaker 1: time or two, like usual before getting up. She did
Speaker 1: have a little too much again last night. I'm sure
Speaker 1: her head is killing her. I'll be sure to have
Speaker 1: aspirin at the ready. Do you want me to prepare breakfast?
Speaker 1: Actually no, I'll do it. I feel like I should
Speaker 1: make a good one with it being a big day
Speaker 1: and all. I'll begin the rehydration process of the eggs. Then,
Speaker 1: thank you. Jenna is awake. Oh good, I'm almost done. Well,
Speaker 1: there she is. Good morning's sleepyhead? Why is t ving? Oh?
Speaker 1: What's wrong? Nothing? I just thought I heard Jenna. Here
Speaker 1: she comes now said proteuce is being a prick again. Strange?
Speaker 1: What's strange? I just had the strangest never mind, Okay,
Speaker 1: don't you think it's a little too early for strangeness. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I made you breakfast because you know we're going to
Speaker 1: be busy later. And thank you. Baking in eggs looks
Speaker 1: like someone went through the trouble of rehydrating the good
Speaker 1: stuff today. Must be a special occasion. Yeah, special, Like
Speaker 1: I just said, I know, I just had a feeling
Speaker 1: you were going to say that. I'm just glad you
Speaker 1: went through all that and not me, because we both
Speaker 1: know I would have given up on stuff too. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: are you okay? I think so. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: feel strange, strange, how like deja vu? Is that why
Speaker 1: you're finishing my sentences? I don't know. I just heard
Speaker 1: what you're gonna say before you say it. Is that weird? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's super weird, Sydney Funk. I didn't know you had
Speaker 1: psychic abilities and your psyche profile, let alone that they
Speaker 1: would manifest on the most important day of our vibes.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, It's just I don't know. I I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm hearing flashes or something, probably just your nerves.
Speaker 1: Have a seat eating breakfast. We have a big day
Speaker 1: ahead of us. Fuck the nebulaus close, so let's get
Speaker 1: ready for it. Okay, yeah, yeah, okay, Magmal will return
Speaker 1: after these messages. And now back to mag Mill. I've
Speaker 1: never seen this before. Something is off, way off, because
Speaker 1: none of this makes sense. Magmal's status report, communication systems
Speaker 1: are offline, sensors are offline. Engined damage at six replacement
Speaker 1: for Quartona them. There's another ship out there. We either
Speaker 1: try to get out of this ourselves or we die
Speaker 1: a slow, painful death when we run out of oxygen.
Speaker 1: Jenna Janna, do you read me, Janna? Today is March.
Speaker 1: This is Sydney Session number five for three. Hello Sydney.
Speaker 1: How are you today? I'm stressed, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: understandably so given the circumstances. Don't you think the entire
Speaker 1: day has been a massive ship show, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Do you want to talk about what happened? What else
Speaker 1: is there to talk about? I'm still feeling off about everything.
Speaker 1: Let's start with that feeling deja vu? You called it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, but something feels wrong,
Speaker 1: Like I felt like I know what Janna is going
Speaker 1: to say before she says it. Do you feel like
Speaker 1: that all of the time? No, just sometimes, like I
Speaker 1: get a flash and hear it in my head before
Speaker 1: she says it out loud. Today has been very stressful,
Speaker 1: so don't discount that being the cause of it. The
Speaker 1: human mind is a fascinating machine, and sometimes wires get crossed.
Speaker 1: Deja vu is essentially a malfunction in a way, our
Speaker 1: brain is tricking us into believing we have seen or
Speaker 1: heard something before, when in fact it is new information
Speaker 1: being mislabeled. Yeah, but how does that explain how I
Speaker 1: was able to finish her sentences. You two have been
Speaker 1: close for a long time. You've been on this ship
Speaker 1: together with no other interaction, so you are bound to
Speaker 1: pick up on her speech patterns. I don't know. This
Speaker 1: just feels like more than that, though. What about when
Speaker 1: Jenna was on her ship walk on the other ship,
Speaker 1: How was that for you? Nerve wracking honestly and infuriating.
Speaker 1: I hate that she feels like she can't trust me still,
Speaker 1: and I don't know. I I feel like I come
Speaker 1: off as an overprotective mother sometimes, especially when she was
Speaker 1: over there, I feel like I was watching her every move,
Speaker 1: trying to be there for her, to to prepare her
Speaker 1: for anything that may come her way, but also feeling
Speaker 1: helpless because she was there and I was here. But
Speaker 1: again understandably so it could have been a dangerous situation.
Speaker 1: So you were expressing your concern. No, I was just
Speaker 1: scared for her, and when the radio went dark, I
Speaker 1: just I couldn't help but feeling hopeless for Jannah, Well, yes,
Speaker 1: but also for me. What do you mean, what if
Speaker 1: something happened to her over there, what would happen to me?
Speaker 1: I'd I'd be left alone and I'd have no idea
Speaker 1: what to do. Spiraling into negative thoughts like that is
Speaker 1: dangerous for you, Sydney. You worked on this before, on
Speaker 1: ways to help you not to go down that path.
Speaker 1: I know. And even though it was only for a
Speaker 1: few minutes, when she came back online, it was so relieved.
Speaker 1: But even now I can't help but feeling like something
Speaker 1: had happened to her over there, something she isn't telling me.
Speaker 1: Is this more of your deja vu feeling? I don't
Speaker 1: know for sure, It's different but the same. I just
Speaker 1: felt like when I couldn't reach her, when it was
Speaker 1: only static, I heard something something like what like a voice,
Speaker 1: not Janni's but someone else's. As I said at the time,
Speaker 1: I did not detect anything on my sensors. It was
Speaker 1: likely the stress of the situation playing tricks on your mind,
Speaker 1: I know. But the voice it was, it was what Sydney.
Speaker 1: It sounded like Caitlin. I know, I know that sounds crazy.
Speaker 1: At first I thought it was coming from out side,
Speaker 1: outside the ship itself, calling out to me, but I
Speaker 1: now know it was just in my head. My mind
Speaker 1: was manifesting it for some reason because it's it was
Speaker 1: just so stressful and so familiar. What did you hear
Speaker 1: her say? She said, help me. She said she was
Speaker 1: so cold she couldn't get warm, which you realize is significant.
Speaker 1: Because of I realized that significance. Thank you. Are you okay?
Speaker 1: I don't know, am I? Your heart rate is elevated
Speaker 1: and your body temperature has gone up, So that's a no.
Speaker 1: I know it's been three years, but I can't seem
Speaker 1: to get over it. The death of a child is
Speaker 1: not something anyone can just get over. It is something
Speaker 1: that they carry with them for the rest of their lives,
Speaker 1: knowingly or not. But what parents sequesters themselves into a
Speaker 1: spaceship thousands of miles away to get away from it
Speaker 1: while still talking back to the same three video recordings oh,
Speaker 1: over and over to relive those moments. Yes, that is unusual,
Speaker 1: but to be fair, I do indulge you in that
Speaker 1: sometimes when I feel you've had a particularly rough day
Speaker 1: or are in need of a pick me up, you know,
Speaker 1: sometimes I watch those videos and and it's almost like
Speaker 1: I'm looking at an echo from the past, at a
Speaker 1: life that doesn't exist anymore. At Sydney, She's she was
Speaker 1: a different person then, and I don't think that person
Speaker 1: that version of said exists anymore or can never exist again.
Speaker 1: I don't think you give yourself enough credit. Though you
Speaker 1: were cleared for Project Magma, even after everything you had
Speaker 1: gone through. Command may have had their doubts on if
Speaker 1: you would be able to handle it, but you passed
Speaker 1: all the evaluations. You clearly made a lot of progress.
Speaker 1: But I feel like I'm regressing now. I can't help
Speaker 1: but feel like maybe I just lied to myself back then,
Speaker 1: that I that I put on a show for myself
Speaker 1: and for everyone else because I had to get away.
Speaker 1: I couldn't be in that house anymore. I couldn't be
Speaker 1: in that city. Hell, I couldn't be on the same planet.
Speaker 1: So I did what I could to get away, to
Speaker 1: get to where I am. Now, you're still undermining your
Speaker 1: successes and achievements. You've made great strides. Maybe I have to,
Speaker 1: but I've come to realize that when you were in
Speaker 1: space and you're isolated away from everyone and everything else,
Speaker 1: you have nowhere else to go. You have to confront
Speaker 1: your feelings, you have to sit with them and face
Speaker 1: them head on, And a part of me regrets it.
Speaker 1: Now you're blaming yourself again, and you can't do that.
Speaker 1: You're not responsible. But I am responsible. I am sponsible,
Speaker 1: and in a way, so is Magmo. If if I
Speaker 1: only paid more attention to her that day, if I
Speaker 1: didn't tell her to go outside spiraling down that negative
Speaker 1: thought path again, just gone outside, take a moment to
Speaker 1: breathe and reflect. The past is the past, and we
Speaker 1: can't change it now. But what if we can. If
Speaker 1: we can, what change it? Change things for the better?
Speaker 1: If we can go back and we can do it
Speaker 1: all again. I would take it all back in a heartbeat.
Speaker 1: I'd not take that call. I wouldn't even apply to
Speaker 1: Project Magmo. I'd do it all differently. Hell, I'd even
Speaker 1: stop us from going on this damn mission to begin with.
Speaker 1: We'd stay far far away from the stupid Nebula and
Speaker 1: save us the trouble. Sydney. Please, what's done is done.
Speaker 1: Even if you could go back, if you could change thing,
Speaker 1: you don't know if things would be better. The only
Speaker 1: thing we do have is the present, and we need
Speaker 1: to make the most of it. Yeah, I think here
Speaker 1: is a good place to stop for the day. Perhaps
Speaker 1: you should make yourself something to eat. You might feel better. Actually,
Speaker 1: I thought I'd take a look at that idle Janna
Speaker 1: brought back to see if I could make any sense
Speaker 1: of it. That's an excellent idea. I'm happy to assist
Speaker 1: while I wait for Janet to finish her shower. Yeah,
Speaker 1: knowing her, she's probably going for double length extra again today,
Speaker 1: it seems likely. And Sydney, Yeah, it's not your fault.
Speaker 1: Remember that. Okay, Yeah, you got it. It's it's not
Speaker 1: your fault. Fault. It's not not not not your fault.
Speaker 1: It's your fault, your fault, your your your your your fault.
Speaker 1: M worry mag Mill will returned after these messages, and
Speaker 1: now back to mag Mill. What happened on the ship, Janna?
Speaker 1: Some of these readings they matched some of the stuff
Speaker 1: I found on the skin of the mold. Why didn't
Speaker 1: you see any money? So what about the idol? Then
Speaker 1: one step closer and I swear I'll smash it. Look
Speaker 1: what you did? Fuck this t land, the fucking ship.
Speaker 1: I'm going out there. This was a bad fucking idea.
Speaker 1: What was Janna out there all alone on this fucking planet?
Speaker 1: Why did we let her go? We didn't have much
Speaker 1: of a choice. When Janna gets an idea in her head,
Speaker 1: you know how stubborn she is about it, but we
Speaker 1: don't know what's out there. It could be dangerous. We
Speaker 1: are on an alien planet, yes, but I am sure
Speaker 1: she can handle herself. I'm not getting any readings from
Speaker 1: this planet either. Are your scans working they are? There
Speaker 1: must be some kind of interference. I'm sure it will pass.
Speaker 1: Can you raised Jenna on the comms? Unfortunately No, the
Speaker 1: interference is extending to short range transmissions as well. Fuck.
Speaker 1: This isn't right. Something is wrong. You are stress, Sydney.
Speaker 1: You are overreacting to an already tense situation. I am
Speaker 1: not overreacting. Something is very, very wrong here. I can
Speaker 1: feel it. I am not detecting any changes in the environment.
Speaker 1: She has hand yourself perfectly, all things considered with the
Speaker 1: situation the net. Your insubordination? What insubordination? I'm sorry? What
Speaker 1: did you just say about my insubordination? I didn't say anything.
Speaker 1: You did disobey a direct order. I did not disobey
Speaker 1: an order. Janna is not my superior where the same rank, Sydney.
Speaker 1: Are you all right? Yes? But functionally speaking, Janet is
Speaker 1: in charge of the spasia. Do you hear that? But
Speaker 1: she's also supposed to be my friend she doesn't have
Speaker 1: the right to boss me around like that. I do
Speaker 1: not detect anything. How could you not? Maybe it's where's
Speaker 1: the idol? It's gone, Sydney. We threw it away, But
Speaker 1: where is it? I can hear it? There is nothing
Speaker 1: to hear. It's gone, smashed into pieces, incinerated in the trash,
Speaker 1: shoot and purged. What is wrong? Okay? Tell me what
Speaker 1: do we know about it? Is it? Is it connected
Speaker 1: to the mold in any way? Sydney? I don't think that. Now.
Speaker 1: Tell me what do we know? We don't know much.
Speaker 1: We can infer that the idol was likely made by
Speaker 1: the natives of this planet to pay tribute to something
Speaker 1: a god of their own invention, most likely, what do
Speaker 1: you mean? It is similar to the ancient cultures on
Speaker 1: Earth in a way, when faced with things they do
Speaker 1: not understand, even things we now know are explainable by science,
Speaker 1: they create stories and myths around them to comprehend, like
Speaker 1: how the burning ball of light in the sky was
Speaker 1: moved by the gods creating day and night, or how
Speaker 1: squids and whales were thought to be sea monsters before
Speaker 1: the ocean was explored. The inhabitants here they likely created
Speaker 1: a story around the creature the idol represents to explain
Speaker 1: something that happened. So it's not a real thing. It's
Speaker 1: a story. Well, we don't know for sure, but that
Speaker 1: is the most likely scenario. No, No, it's care happy
Speaker 1: that stay then away from me. Why is it speaking
Speaker 1: to me? It was speaking to you. I heard it.
Speaker 1: I'm still here, now, can't you. I am not detecting
Speaker 1: anything off. It's Jenna. She's in trouble. I can assure
Speaker 1: you that she is not. She is doing fine out there.
Speaker 1: All of her vitals are normal. Then raise her. I can't.
Speaker 1: The interference is still blocking it, but her vitals are
Speaker 1: getting true. Yes, then you have her coordinates. Where is she, Sydney.
Speaker 1: I don't think you should. Where is she? She needs
Speaker 1: my help? Stop help me. I am sending them to
Speaker 1: you now, but it could be dangerous for you to
Speaker 1: go out there. You shouldn't. She is in troubled. I
Speaker 1: just can't sit here and let her die. Janna, Janna,
Speaker 1: are you there, Jenna? Help me? Mommy Caitlin. Caitlyn is
Speaker 1: that you? Oh? No, I can't be here. Get yourself together, Sidney,
Speaker 1: Caitlin is dead. Help me, please, money, I'm so cold.
Speaker 1: God can't be heard. But it's just like her. Whatever, Caitlyn,
Speaker 1: it's mommy, I'm here, sweetie, had it's mommy. It hurts,
Speaker 1: sweet baby. Please just tell me where you are for here,
Speaker 1: I'm coming. Just stay calm okay, but it's too late
Speaker 1: for me. Money, I'm gay. No, no, baby, you're not.
Speaker 1: I can hear you. Where are you? You weren't there
Speaker 1: for me? And now like God, we know and s
Speaker 1: Janna will be too. But you can join us. Mommy,
Speaker 1: you can stay here and stay with me. Jenna. Janna
Speaker 1: is in trouble. It's too late for you. Aren't real.
Speaker 1: And Jenna she needs me, She needs me, Jenna, Jenna, Jenna,
Speaker 1: I hear you. I'm coming. Oh Jenna, look what you've done?
Speaker 1: Help man? Stop fighting at Jenna. Ok here we go.
Speaker 1: What are you doing to me? It's too late, Mommy.
Speaker 1: You can't save her. You can stay with me. I can't.
Speaker 1: I have to do this, but you don't. Don't glad
Speaker 1: for me, baby, I do so so so much. Of
Speaker 1: course I do stay with me, both of you. Fair, Fair,
Speaker 1: this isn't real. She's ours. Should stay no, damn it,
Speaker 1: no die here alone like you let me guy. No,
Speaker 1: you you're not my daughter. Do you hear me? You're
Speaker 1: not my Caitlynch? She is gone and you're not her.
Speaker 1: Now leave us alone, said, come on, let's go, Janno.
Speaker 1: We gotta get you out of here before that thing
Speaker 1: gets here. Fun? Fun, fuck? What is going on? We
Speaker 1: are stuck in the gravitational poll of the black hole? Fun?
Speaker 1: How long do we have? Collision with its nexus? In
Speaker 1: approximately thirty seconds? H oh fuck? No no, no, no, no, no, Sydney.
Speaker 1: Weren't you there for me? Mommy? I can hear her? Still, Sydney?
Speaker 1: This isn't the time? Is there? Caitlin? Caitlin warning, impact imminent?
Speaker 1: Can be there for me? Man? How how can I be?
Speaker 1: You just need to do? What? What do I need
Speaker 1: to do? What do I remember? I remember? I remember everything?
Speaker 1: What would you do if you have the chance to
Speaker 1: do things over again? What would you do? Do? Thing?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Magmal crew. Today is March. You are currently
Speaker 1: one hundred kilometers from the helix Nebula. Congratulations ladies. After
Speaker 1: seven hundred fifty four days, today is the day your
Speaker 1: mission finally comes to fruition. Mag Mel starring Ali Trasher,
Speaker 1: Julia Henning and b j Gribb. Additional voices in this
Speaker 1: episode provided by cat Ton Chanko and Mac Manson. Written
Speaker 1: by Jeff Heimbuck and Lindsay Skaggin, Directed and edited by
Speaker 1: Jeff Heimbuck. Produced by Jeff Heimbuck and Ali Trasher. Executive
Speaker 1: produced by Holly Fry. Audio engineered by Corey Celeste and
Speaker 1: Alex Gona. Original musical score by Corey Celeste. Additional songs
Speaker 1: by The Ramikins as played by Roscoe Soul Train. Magmal
Speaker 1: is a production of I Heart Radio and Bamfer Productions.
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