Comey underpatch it. Do you read me? Comey underpatch it. This is Lieutenant Zang.

Katty, it's Daisy. I know you might not get this message right away since you're off on a super important mission,

but I have an urgent update, a pretty serious update. I'm doing my very best yoga breathing and trying not to freak out,

so guess what? We finally made contact with Earth. Yup, after all this time, gay us. Found it on satellite visuals too.

In that contact, Man, it was great. All 90 seconds of it. That's when all the power on Earth went out.

The entire planet is dark, like a total complete blackout door. So we're just a little bit curious.

How can the power go everywhere at the exact same time?

Didn't I straight hit? Did a sunflower cake up a magnetic storm? Did someone forget to pay the power bill or what?

I thought it was bad when we couldn't find our home planet, but now what on Earth is happening?

On Earth. So, coming when you get this, Katty, it's only the fate of the planet at state. Bye!

Jonas, open the cockpit door.

Did you say we lost both engines? Because that wouldn't mean the aircraft were flying in has no power?

Yeah, so whatever caused the blackout on the ground also zapped our power and made our engines go bye-bye.

But how is that even possible? Not really worried about the how right now, more focused on the knots flatted.

We can glide for a bit, right? How long can we stay in the air before we crash?

I'd say 20 minutes, 20 minutes. So you can land it?

You're talking about a dead stick landing in the dark. Have you done that before?

Give me space. You're making me nervous. Close the door and buckle up.

He can pull this off, Laura. I've seen him doing incredible things.

Sure. Look at what we made it through. I mean, the spacewalk, the volcano,

Mrs. Stern's language arts class.

We went to Mars and back. I never imagined it ending like this.

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