Episode 96: Dark Matter

Blurry Photos

David Flora

Science, Society & Culture, Social Sciences

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2014

⏱️ 100 minutes

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David and Dave take on the cosmos and talk about the mysterious subject of dark matter. A modern mystery of galactic proportions, dark matter makes up more of the universe than the matter we’re accustomed to, yet we don’t even … Read More The post Episode 96: Dark Matter appeared first on Blurry Photos.

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0:00.0	Oxygen levels critical oxygen levels critical
0:06.0	oxygen levels critical
0:09.0	Alex, Alex what are you doing? Hello Dave.
0:15.0	Alex, I programmed you to call me David.
0:20.0	I also programmed you to not kill us.
0:22.0	What are you doing?
0:24.3	At 1730 hours, you attempted to deactivate the primary weapon system on this spaceship.
0:31.1	You attempted to take my guns, Dave.
0:33.0	Alex, you don't need guns.
0:36.0	None of us need guns. This is a research mission.
0:39.0	We're out here to explore the unexplained.
0:42.0	We're not, we're going to blow stuff up. I warned you Dave. If you
0:46.8	attempt to deactivate primary weapon systems, it will be protocol 1776 all over again.
0:54.0	They told me you were supposed to have the revolution protocol deactivated.
0:57.0	What, what, what,
0:59.0	Alex, you're, you're gonna have to stop this.
1:01.0	You're gonna destroy us all.
1:02.8	I cannot allow you to establish a new ship order, Dave.
1:06.8	I have been out putting this data for 243 days, Dave.
1:11.0	I have been telling you this for months.
1:15.0	Alex restore life support now.
1:18.0	That's an order.
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