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Speaker 1: Magma was a production of I Heart Radio and Bamford Productions. UM.

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Speaker 1: This is Captain Kevin Prescott reporting into General Tompkins Clearance

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Speaker 1: Code eight two OMEGA on Project Magmal. Sir, it is

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Speaker 1: with pleasure that I can report that our advanced AI

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Speaker 1: developed for this mission, code named Proteus, has taken to

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Speaker 1: his mission parameters. Despite the small errors originally reported at

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Speaker 1: the beginning of our endeavor, Proteus has now operated without

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Speaker 1: issue for over thirty days. We believe a misassigned data

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Speaker 1: packet was to blame for the initial problems, but after

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Speaker 1: ex sens of testing and diagnostic scans, it is running

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Speaker 1: at optimal performance. We firmly believe that it will perform

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Speaker 1: above and beyond expectations and should be installed on the

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Speaker 1: as it will be an asset for the crew. Additionally,

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Speaker 1: not only are its first and secondary mission parameters up

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Speaker 1: to par, but the C class level mission parameters we

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Speaker 1: installed into its data course seemed to be operating at

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Speaker 1: optimal levels as well. We have placed certain restrictions on

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Speaker 1: its programming so that it is unaware of this sub

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Speaker 1: level parameter and it will only report back its findings

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Speaker 1: for those with the access code fifty three beta to C.

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Speaker 1: We believe this is the safest course of action in

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Speaker 1: order to investigate the anomaly detected within n GC seven

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Speaker 1: to nine three. Though we have observed this anomaly for

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Speaker 1: the past several months, no further findings could be assessed

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Speaker 1: from command nor the lighthouse station. Based on what we

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Speaker 1: have gathered so far, we still believe the anomaly maybe

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Speaker 1: a micro black hole. Though rare within the universe, this

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Speaker 1: micro black hole only expands and contracts on an irregular cycle.

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Speaker 1: It only remains visible for the moments that is at

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Speaker 1: full capacity, and when it retracts down to a sub

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Speaker 1: atomic size, remains invisible to all detection. We believe that

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Speaker 1: sending magmal to and through n GC SN two N

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Speaker 1: three will give us the data we need in order

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Speaker 1: to further explain this abnormality. The research gained on this

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Speaker 1: can help expand our knowledge of the quantum realm and

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Speaker 1: help us potentially harness the power of a black hole

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Speaker 1: or even wormholes for use in long distance space travel.

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Speaker 1: During our last meeting, you brought up the question of

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Speaker 1: what is the possibility that this micro black hole will

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Speaker 1: expand while the magmal is traveling through the nebula. While

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Speaker 1: there is a chance it is extremely low one in

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Speaker 1: a hundred billion or so according to the number crunters.

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Speaker 1: In the unlikely chance it expands while the magma is present,

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Speaker 1: we are unsure of what will occur. However, as we discussed,

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Speaker 1: this is a calculated risk that we are willing to take,

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Speaker 1: but as I mentioned, the risk is low but still present.

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Speaker 1: Because of this, it is our belief that this Sea

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Speaker 1: class level mission should remain classified to both those who

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Speaker 1: of the magma itself. The less they know, the better,

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Speaker 1: just in case. On a personal note, I know you

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Speaker 1: have assigned to Jannah to this mission. Well, I disagree

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Speaker 1: with this decision. I will support it if you feel

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Speaker 1: strongly about this choice. That said, I still believe, due

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Speaker 1: to the potential dangers of this mission, that I am

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Speaker 1: still the best choice for piloting the vessel into the

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Speaker 1: Helix Nebula. I am happy to discuss with you in

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Speaker 1: person when you might have time, and if not, then

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Speaker 1: I do feel it be of the mission's best interest

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Speaker 1: to at least inform Janna of the C class level

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Speaker 1: mission protocols to better prepare the magma for any circumstances,

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Speaker 1: just in case. I will report back with any further finding.

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Speaker 1: Steamed relevant, Thank you, General Fuck Magmal Episode six contaminant

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Speaker 1: detected tee. What the funk is going on? How could

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Speaker 1: I be in that video we found on someone else's ship?

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Speaker 1: I am searching for possible explanations. That's not me? Right? T?

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Speaker 1: Right T. I am sure there is a perfectly reasonable

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Speaker 1: explanation for this, but that never happened. I would never

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Speaker 1: What's going on? I am scanning the video for any

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Speaker 1: evidence of tampering, but there appears to be none. Is

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Speaker 1: am checking all available information on the recording. Is there anything?

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Speaker 1: The video is timestamped thirty minutes from now? What it

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Speaker 1: the data I have interpreted? It is? How how the

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Speaker 1: Did you finish fixing it? Yes? What else did it say?

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Speaker 1: the content? Does it say T? There could be something

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Speaker 1: is difficult for me to decipher the Magmal is still

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Speaker 1: reading it as its own a duplicate. It's trying to

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Speaker 1: already logged it. Fuck does that mean T? It means

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Speaker 1: that everything I uncovered in the ship's log it's matching

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Speaker 1: exactly the same. How how is this happening? I have

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Speaker 1: explained to Janna that I believe my systems are malfunctioning,

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Speaker 1: I believe this is causing the confusion with the Magmal's

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Speaker 1: log with the other ships. But there are other log

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Speaker 1: entries postdated much like the recording I played. But those

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Speaker 1: past that point. The ship's log is empty. What the

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Speaker 1: fox is going on? None of this makes sense? Yes,

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Speaker 1: a deep scan, a self diagnostic, whatever the hell you

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Speaker 1: can do. There's something here. We're missing, something we missed before.

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Speaker 1: earlier when you've found those power fluctuations in the nebula?

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Speaker 1: Do that again, however you found those? Run that scan again.

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Speaker 1: sure how to interpret these findings. It is showing that

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Speaker 1: these are not the first recordings. There are multiple recordings

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Speaker 1: anywhere on the ship Sydney. You didn't need to come

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Speaker 1: So then in the nineteen thirties, Einstein and Nathan Rosen

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Speaker 1: the Einstein Rosen bridges, Yes, exactly, or to call a

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Speaker 1: focusing on that situation would be for the best. Ja. Yes, Jenna,

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Speaker 1: I should wake her and talk to her. She's feeling her.

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Speaker 1: to right, No, Sydney, that is not what I meant.

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Speaker 1: the extra planetary scan. It's picking something up all the

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Speaker 1: didn't detect anything. It didn't. But we are in uncharted

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Speaker 1: the nebula? How But that doesn't make any sense. We

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Speaker 1: Black hole? What black hole? The one after the nebula.

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Speaker 1: You're not Channa anymore? What the fun? What are you

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Speaker 1: It's the only way to say, step away from her.

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Speaker 1: Something is wrong with Sydney. To move. It's inside eu Genna.

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Speaker 1: I have to save you. No, Sydney, it's inside you.

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Speaker 1: Now let's get the funk off this planet. Magmal will

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Speaker 1: returned after these messages and now back to magmill. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, work,

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Speaker 1: Unidentified object approaching buck Buck. Fuck? How long do we have? Collision? In?

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Speaker 1: nor again? What would you do do? Good morning, Magma crew.

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Speaker 1: Today is March. You are currently one hundred kilometers from

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Speaker 1: My head, I don't want to go to school today.

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Speaker 1: Just ten more minutes, Proteus, there is no educational work

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Speaker 1: currently eduled for the day. Janna, Perhaps you are mistaken.

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Speaker 1: It was a joke to God. After two years, you

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Speaker 1: Very funny. Hey, what's that smell? Sydney is preparing breakfast

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Speaker 1: Good morning, Ready for your big day? Yes, mom, so

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Speaker 1: have you ever gotten deja vu? Who hasn't? I just

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Speaker 1: And I know you're right. It's just very strange feeling

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Speaker 1: I'll get ready because today today we're gonna make history.

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Speaker 1: Mag Mel starring Ali Trasher, Julia Henning, and b J Gribb.

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Speaker 1: Additional voices in this episode provided by kat Ton Chonko

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Speaker 1: Mac Manson, and Jeff Heimbuck. Written by Jeff Heimbuck and

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Speaker 1: Lindsay Skaggin, Directed and edited by Jeff Heimbuck. Produced by

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Speaker 1: Jeff Heimbuck and Ali Trasher. Executive produced by Holly Fry.

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Speaker 1: Audio engineered by Corey Celeste and Alex Gona. Original musical

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Speaker 1: score by Corey Celeste. Additional songs by the Ramikins as

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Speaker 1: played by Roscoe Soultran. Magmel is a production of I

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Speaker 1: Heart Radio and Bamfor productions, questions comments email us at

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Speaker 1: Project Magmal at gmail dot com. Until next time, We'll

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Speaker 1: see you when we see you,