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00:00:13
The main functions of science00:00:15
can be termed as primarily
comprehension and control.00:00:20
The comprehension is sometimes
merely that of the physical,00:00:23
but more often,
it deals with the universal forces00:00:26
that affect the lives of each one of us.00:00:29
We know that the vast spaces
surrounding our planet are teeming00:00:33
with micro-meteors and radiation00:00:35
that originate from the stars
and distant galaxies.00:00:39
Strange, little-understood phenomena00:00:42
have been observed
in the depths of our oceans00:00:45
and deep within the mass
that underlies the crust of this globe00:00:48
upon which we live.00:00:50
With the help of instruments
and accepted natural mathematical laws,00:00:55
we have been able
to expand our comprehension,00:00:58
but to a small degree.00:01:01
Man has learned that life is everywhere,00:01:04
and although we are part of it,00:01:06
it seems the thing
we understand the least.00:01:09
The great mysteries we seek to unlock00:01:13
could be no more manifest
than within our own being.00:01:17
Actually, our quest for comprehension
is perhaps most complicated00:01:21
by the failure
to discover reality within ourselves.00:01:25
If we're unable to see the woods
because of the trees,00:01:29
if we fail first to comprehend truly,00:01:34
then it follows00:01:36
that there can be no chance
of any type of control.00:02:54
Today we are groping out into space,00:02:57
preparing to invade
the incomprehensible universe00:03:01
which has held its many secrets
since the beginning.00:03:05
The beginning?00:03:07
We're not at all sure
that that term or any other00:03:10
can actually relate to a transition,
such as gases solidifying to form a planet00:03:16
which would eventually
support living inhabitants.00:03:19
What we view as the beginning
or the end of something00:03:23
is clouded by the limitations
of the mind machine itself.00:03:28
Now, if that mind machine
had the power to conceive properly00:03:33
of the additional dimension of time,00:03:36
our measurement of it would cease.00:03:39
Man would see the Earth,00:03:42
the stars and the whole cosmic void00:03:46
as timeless.00:03:47
Limitless.00:03:50
When deeper comprehension
is brought about00:03:52
by evolutionary processes,00:03:55
man's limitations in space
will thus vanish.00:03:59
You will easily be able to travel
from one planet to another,00:04:03
from one galaxy to another.00:04:05
The stream of knowledge evolution produces
will become a powerful force,00:04:12
one easily able to conquer time itself00:04:16
and the immeasurable distances of space.00:06:32
Diane Wilson,00:06:34
an average American girl,
living in a suburban community.00:06:38
She had never been known
to be mentally ill00:06:41
or behave in the erratic manner
in which the police patrol found her.00:06:46
Chief of Police Arnold Johnson
had been accustomed00:06:49
to dealing with the many
and varied situations00:06:52
that often called
for extensive professional assistance.00:06:56
In this case, he called upon
the best-qualified man he knew.00:07:01
Dr. Ian Sabiri,
MD and specialist in psychiatry.00:07:06
The Doctor had known Miss Wilson
throughout most of her years,00:07:09
and was very much disturbed
upon hearing of her present condition.00:07:14
It was agreed he'd leave at once00:07:16
for an attempt to determine the cause
of her unorthodox and very sudden seizure.00:08:05
The Wilson girl's mother
is waiting outside.00:08:07
Have her come in,00:08:08
and see if Dr. Sabiri
is finished with his report.00:08:11
Yes, sir.00:08:14
Oh.00:08:17
Won't you sit down, Mrs. Wilson?00:08:19
Dr. Sabiri has asked several of us
to help him with your daughter.00:08:25
I'll ask you a few questions
about her if that's okay.00:08:28
Well, of course, anything.00:08:30
Have you been upstairs to the room?00:08:32
I've been with her all morning.00:08:35
I just can't believe it.00:08:38
I'll never forgive myself.00:08:40
For what, Mrs. Wilson?00:08:42
For letting this terrible thing
happen to her.00:08:45
In what way do you feel responsible?00:08:48
We had a quarrel.00:08:50
She left the house and went to stay
at a friend's place across town.00:08:54
It was one of those needless things,
and I'm afraid mostly my fault.00:09:01
What was the nature of the quarrel?00:09:06
Mrs. Wilson,00:09:08
I hope you understand
the seriousness of Diane's condition.00:09:14
She's a victim
of one of the most unusual seizures00:09:16
we've ever run into,00:09:18
and if we're to help her,00:09:19
it's essential that we understand
all that happened last night.00:09:23
I'm sorry.00:09:26
The quarrel
wasn't over something you'd call new.00:09:29
I'm ashamed to say we've gone on
with it for over six months.00:09:33
Diane has had the idea
of going to Switzerland00:09:36
to stay with her uncle
while she prepares for the Olympic Games.00:09:39
She won a silver medal in figure
skating two years ago,00:09:42
and she's insisted ever
since on living in Switzerland.00:09:45
Well, naturally, I want her to stay here.00:09:48
We have, from time to time,00:09:50
what we call
cases of self-imposed withdrawal00:09:53
from personal communication
due to hysteria00:09:57
or emotional disappointments
of one kind or another,00:10:00
or by one suffering
from a paranoia structure.00:10:03
However, considering all that
I've learned about your daughter,00:10:07
I'm inclined to dismiss
all such possibilities.00:10:11
Everything points to just one thing.00:10:16
A situation of sudden violence.00:10:18
Oh, good morning.
-Good morning.00:10:20
You know Mrs. Wilson?
-Yes, very well.00:10:22
How are you, Mrs. Wilson?
-I can't really tell, Doctor.00:10:25
Have you seen Diane?
-I just left her.00:10:27
Is there any change?
Is she able to talk yet?00:10:30
I'm afraid not, she's just lying,
still the same as before.00:10:33
If you're finished, I'll go upstairs.
-Of course, Mrs. Wilson.00:10:36
Thank you for your patience
and understanding.00:10:39
I'm glad to do anything to help.00:10:42
Oh, just one thing.00:10:44
Had Diane noticeably suffered fear
of anything in particular?00:10:49
Fear?00:10:51
No, not that I know of.00:10:53
I see.00:10:55
Thank you.
-Thank you.00:11:04
There's an ominous ring
about this situation.00:11:06
I couldn't agree more.00:11:09
What about the flying saucer story?00:11:12
Did it check out?00:11:13
I can't believe that could be connected
in any way with this case.00:11:17
I'm not entirely convinced that it isn't.00:11:19
Come on, Jim.
We're not living in the 16th century.00:11:24
No doubt that that generation00:11:27
made the same observation
about the 14th century.00:11:30
Do you recall a series of incidents
about a year ago00:11:34
involving three different women
during a flying saucer sighting?00:11:39
I think so.00:11:56
According to these files, the symptoms
were identical to what we have right now.00:12:02
But those cases were attributed
to a physical cause.00:12:04
Attributed but not proven.00:12:06
Dr. Jensen was handling the case00:12:08
with the help
of at least three internal specialists.00:12:12
I remember Jensen telling me specifically
of the questions in everyone's mind,00:12:16
including his own.00:12:20
One of the women disappeared,
and the other two had to be committed.00:12:25
In all three cases,
there was no record of a previous illness,00:12:28
and each one was stricken
on a lonely street late at night.00:12:31
That's exactly my point.00:12:33
The one girl raved incessantly
about a sound.00:12:36
A piercing high-frequency vibration
seemed to emanate from above00:12:40
with tremendous and steady intensity.00:12:43
I'll get hold of Jensen.00:12:59
Gentlemen, the external ear,
as you're both aware,00:13:03
is an instrument capable
of receiving vibrations00:13:06
of a different frequency,00:13:08
even though
there may be some small difference00:13:10
between one individual and the other.00:13:13
As the sound is transmitted
into the inner ear,00:13:17
and assuming there has never been
any damage through accident or infection,00:13:21
the sensitivity of reception
is greatly increased.00:13:25
Now.00:13:27
With this amplification,
the sound is transmitted into the brain.00:13:32
We've already established
with one of the women involved00:13:35
a certain amount of tissue inflammation,
which led us to believe00:13:38
that she not only did hear
the sounds she claimed to hear00:13:42
but that they must have
brought on immense pressure to the brain.00:13:46
Doctor, we checked with at least
a dozen people living in the neighborhood00:13:50
where Diane was staying,
and not one person heard anything at all.00:13:54
Was this factor investigated
in your other cases?00:13:56
Did you find any evidence that
these so-called transmissions were real,00:14:00
such as they're being picked up
by instruments?00:14:03
No, we couldn't find
any evidence of the sound00:14:06
other than the physical evidence
I just told you of.00:14:09
A tissue inflammation
such as you've described00:14:11
could be caused by any number of things.00:14:13
I can't accept that
as evidence of anything.00:14:15
What if Dr. Jensen was to recognize
the same condition in Miss Wilson?00:14:20
You mean surgery?00:14:23
No, no, the mother
would never go for that.00:14:26
You gentlemen appear to be involved
in the same procrastination process00:14:30
I found myself in over a year ago.00:14:33
There were six of us working together,00:14:35
and I can tell you it was no easy matter
to come to our final conclusions.00:14:39
I understood you were left up in the air
about the whole thing.00:14:43
That was the situation
before we performed the surgery,00:14:46
but afterwards, our thinking
became much more closely knit.00:14:51
All of you felt certain that the object
in the sky was in itself responsible?00:14:56
Perhaps certain is a word
we all try to avoid,00:14:59
but we became
pretty well convinced of the fact.00:15:03
Tell me this,00:15:04
has she told you anything
at all about her experience?00:15:07
By the time we examined her,
she was incapable of speech,00:15:11
but the police officers
who brought her to the hospital told us00:15:15
that they distinctly heard her
mention over and again00:15:18
about the sound she was hearing,
and the officers heard nothing at all.00:15:22
Have you had the opportunity
to probe the possibilities00:15:25
of directional transmission?00:15:27
With the proper tuning instruments,
a great deal could be done00:15:30
in the projection of vibrations
and controlling the transmission,00:15:34
much the same as in reception.00:15:37
This is the premise
I've been pondering since last night.00:15:40
If a narrow beam was projected00:15:42
on a frequency
exactly that of the highest capacity00:15:47
of a given individual,00:15:49
no doubt others
would be unaware of existing vibrations.00:15:52
Everything under discussion
seems to bring us back repeatedly00:15:55
to the same thing.00:15:56
Yes, this is by far
the most logical explanation.00:15:58
You have to admit
that the sighting was genuine,00:16:01
and at the same time,
the time element was exactly right.00:16:07
If there were creatures around us00:16:10
who are clever enough
to fly through space,00:16:12
they most certainly would be capable
of devising the transmission mechanism00:16:17
we're talking about.00:16:19
All right.00:16:20
Let's say, for the sake of argument,
you do establish this theory as a cause,00:16:24
granted, there was a purpose
in the singling out of Diane last night,00:16:27
and there was, in fact,
a transmission directed at her,00:16:31
can you tell me precisely just
how we can help the girl?00:16:35
I have some ideas about that.00:16:39
Would you care to join us, Doctor?00:16:42
Well, yes.00:16:44
Yes, of course.00:17:16
Hello?
-Miss Wilson, this is the desk clerk.00:17:19
I was told to call if you received a wire
from your uncle in Zurich.00:17:22
That's right.00:17:24
The telegram just came in, Miss Wilson.00:17:26
It reads,
glad you arrived, Langsford okay.00:17:29
Come to Zurich to see your favorite uncle
as soon as you can.00:17:32
Thank you.00:17:33
Goodbye.00:18:39
Some miles to the north,
another skier was rapidly covering00:18:43
the distance between the frozen wasteland
and the nearest spot of civilization.00:18:48
Only this excursion was not for pleasure.00:18:52
A mission of desperate urgency
was the driving force.00:18:55
The native Lapplanders
had witnessed something evil in the sky.00:19:36
Reaching the desolate communication shack,00:19:38
the messenger hurried
to reach the telegraph operator00:19:41
and tell him
of what had been seen in the North.00:19:44
A story that was relayed to the city00:19:47
and, ultimately, the entire world.00:20:12
In Zurich, Dr. Frederick Wilson,
Diane's uncle and world-famous geologist,00:20:17
was summoned
from his laboratory to report immediately00:20:20
to a quickly formed group
of outstanding personnel00:20:23
presently available to expedite requests00:20:26
by the Air Force command
of the local area.00:20:29
The second man called
was Dr. Erik Engstrom, also a geologist,00:20:34
and noted throughout Europe00:20:35
as an outstanding leader in past work
of dangerous glacier penetrations.00:20:41
The plan was to investigate
the area of the Lapp village00:20:44
under controlled conditions 24 hours a day00:20:48
by a team composed of both scientific
and military personnel.00:20:52
Doctors Engstrom and Wilson
had not previously worked together,00:20:57
but had for years mutually respected
the contributions provided by both.00:21:02
The three would be expected
to locate fragments of the meteor,00:21:05
which, due to reports of heavy avalanches,
was assumed to have fallen in the vicinity00:21:10
of the Lapp village of Canoerly.00:21:12
A plane was scheduled to take them
immediately to Langsford,00:21:15
which would represent
their point of embarkation.00:21:45
Lucky for us,
you were in Switzerland, Doctor.00:21:48
Well, I think I'm the lucky one, Erik.00:21:51
You know, I've been chasing
these things for 30 years,00:21:54
but the thrill of analyzing
a fragment from another planet00:21:57
gets more interesting each time.00:22:01
I've been watching those boats down there,
what are they?00:22:04
Ore boats from the Canoerly mine.00:22:07
Do you think that the magnetic attraction00:22:10
of the mines could have
any bearing on the meteor falling there?00:22:13
Come on, Doctor.00:22:18
Who said it had to be a meteor?00:22:45
Hello.00:22:46
[Swedish spoken audio].00:22:55
Are you the Royal Academy group?
-That's right.00:22:57
Colonel Bottiger
has been assigned to your party.00:22:59
He and the others
are interrogating some Lapps.00:23:02
When can we see Colonel?00:23:03
He asked me to take you
to the flight office.00:23:05
I have a staff car standing by, sir.00:23:07
Thank you.00:23:08
[Swedish spoken audio].00:23:13
Never has this village
lost a larger head of reindeer.00:23:15
He says they ran off, chased by the devil.00:23:17
He is sure something of great size
caused the avalanche.00:23:20
Well, at this time of year,00:23:21
every snowpack in the area
is probably cracked.00:23:23
The slightest vibration
can start an avalanche.00:23:25
They know that,00:23:26
but they're convinced this one
has some connection with the meteor.00:23:29
Ask him if he actually
witnessed the meteor.00:23:32
[Swedish spoken audio]00:23:34
[Swedish spoken audio]00:23:36
He says it passed right over his village.
-How large was it?00:23:39
[Swedish spoken audio]00:23:40
[Swedish spoken audio]00:23:44
He says the object came with a great roar,
a fireball as large as a mountain.00:23:48
Well, how accurate
would you say his estimate of size is?00:23:52
He's one of the elders,
I'm sure he's trustworthy.00:23:56
Colonel, the plane is ready on the lake
with the photographic equipment on board.00:24:00
We can take off at any time.
-Very good, Sergeant.00:24:04
I thought we'd attempt to locate
the site before landing at Rick's Jarvey.00:24:07
We leave as soon
as you change your clothes.00:24:09
Fine.00:24:10
If we can get some good pictures,
it'll eliminate a lot of guesswork.00:26:29
We'll leave bags in the lobby and return
as when the pictures are developed.00:26:32
Fine, I hope you and the Sergeant
can join us for dinner.00:26:35
We'll be glad to.00:26:46
I think our young geologist
has made a discovery.00:26:54
Yes.00:26:56
Wait till he finds out
his discovery is my niece, Diane.00:27:01
Now, there's championship form,00:27:04
with or without skates.00:27:07
Scientific observation, no doubt.00:27:10
Hello, darling!00:27:11
She knows me!00:27:12
Is that so?00:27:14
Isn't that funny?
Usually, I never forget a pretty face.00:27:17
Or a pair of pretty legs.00:27:20
Scientific observation, no doubt.
-Mm-hmm.00:27:23
I better hurry, if I want to get
some skiing before dinner.00:27:25
Right.00:27:29
Well.00:27:31
Uncle Fred, gee, I'm glad to see you.00:27:34
Surprised, honey?
-As a matter of fact, no.00:27:36
After what's been happening up here,
I've been half expecting you.00:27:43
He?
-Come on, Uncle Fred.00:27:45
Oh, he?00:27:47
Well, his name is Erik, Erik Engstrom.00:27:49
Why was he with you?
Why not introduce me?00:27:51
Wait a minute now, hold it.00:27:54
One, he's a geologist in my party,00:27:56
and two,00:27:57
I didn't want to see my favorite niece
get hurt.00:27:59
Oh, dangerous, huh?00:28:01
Not dangerous,00:28:02
deadly.00:28:03
You can believe your old uncle,00:28:05
that lad has left a string
of broken hearts all over Europe.00:28:08
Well, maybe an American could...00:28:10
Is he coming back?00:28:12
He said something about going skiing.00:28:16
See you.00:28:18
Hey!00:28:19
Remember, I warned you.00:28:48
[Swedish spoken audio].00:28:50
That better be an apology,
Mr. Erik Engstrom.00:28:53
You do know me, don't you?00:28:55
Huh, know you?00:28:57
Your reputation's the talk
of the United States.00:28:59
It is?00:29:01
Certainly.00:29:02
They're even thinking
of passing a law against you.00:29:06
Tell me, are all American girls
as crazy as you?00:29:09
Worse.00:29:11
Some of us even like wolves.00:29:13
Perhaps you'll give this wolf
the pleasure of walking back with him.00:29:17
That'll take longer than skiing.00:29:20
Exactly.00:29:22
Well, if you insist.00:29:31
Hey!00:30:19
Can I have my key.
-Certainly, sir.00:30:29
Would you please hurry?
We're all waiting dinner for you.00:30:36
She is crazy.00:30:38
Sir?00:30:40
That girl.00:30:41
Who is she?00:30:44
That's Diane Wilson, the Olympic star.00:30:47
Huh?00:30:48
Her uncle, Dr. Wilson, is in your party00:30:51
Yes, lad?00:30:53
Yes.00:30:56
Yes.00:31:12
Too bad you're so tired, Erik.00:31:15
Diane is missing out on lovely music.
-Oh, I see.00:31:17
I should ask her to dance.00:31:19
Don't force yourself, Erik.
-Oh, no, it's an honor.00:31:27
[Swedish singing].00:31:40
What's it called, Erik?
-The Midnight Sun.00:31:43
It's based on an old Swedish melody.00:31:45
About love?00:31:50
Because I love you,00:31:55
I am alone.00:31:58
No one is there,00:32:00
no one to share,00:32:03
the midnight sun.00:32:10
My arms,00:32:11
waiting patiently,00:32:13
for you00:32:16
to come to me.00:32:20
The night00:32:22
will not be lonely,00:32:25
for we will be as one.00:32:30
While sharing love,00:32:33
the beauty of00:32:37
the midnight sun.00:32:50
Hey, what's going on?
-Come on, Erik, we'll tell you on the way.00:32:52
Good, I'll get my coat.
-You're not coming.00:32:55
Come on, Henrik.00:33:34
Sorry, I had to interrupt your dinner,
but I thought you should see this at once.00:33:38
Well, I'm very glad you did, Captain.00:33:41
How far away are we?00:33:43
Less than an hour's ride.00:33:47
Isn't anyone going to talk to me?
-No.00:33:50
At least we promised
not to make you walk home.00:34:30
[Swedish spoken audio].00:34:40
This way, sir.
-Right.00:34:43
Oh, no, young lady.00:34:44
You stay right here.00:35:16
Look!00:35:17
What kind of animals could have done this?00:35:20
I'm not sure it's any animal
that we've ever seen.00:35:27
Look at this bone.00:35:29
It's not broken, it's splintered.00:35:31
You're right.00:36:01
Uncle Fred!00:36:08
There.00:36:13
Well,00:36:14
whatever creature made this
has to be at least 20 feet tall.00:37:29
That's the Lapp village
that reported the avalanche.00:37:32
The meteor should be in one
of those deep valleys.00:37:34
Let's go down and take a closer look.00:38:26
There it is, Doctor.00:38:35
Yes.00:38:37
Just as the report said.00:38:39
Hit it for miles across the valley floor.00:38:41
It must be an enormous fragment.00:38:44
An object that size
should've stopped where it hit.00:38:47
A magnetic attraction
certainly couldn't cause that.00:38:51
Doing any good back there?00:38:52
Yes, sir,
I'm taking a whole role on this run, sir.00:38:55
After this pass,
we'll head back to Rick's Jarvey.00:38:57
We'll come here early in the morning.00:39:03
Well, there seems to be nothing here
that we didn't see with our naked eye.00:39:07
The area looks exactly the same as it did
when we flew over it this afternoon.00:39:11
Not a footprint in sight.00:39:12
Why should whatever it is
leave footprints near the crater?00:39:15
She's right.
-There's no real reason00:39:17
to believe in a connection
between this ranger business00:39:19
and what's probably
a perfectly ordinary meteor.00:39:22
I have my doubts about that.00:39:24
The reports of the meteor
are traveling horizontally.00:39:27
Skidmarks, the small size of the crater.00:39:29
All this seems to indicate
not so much a normal impact00:39:32
as some kind of a...00:39:35
Landing.00:39:36
What?00:39:37
Don't you think we're letting
our imaginations run a little wild?00:39:40
We won't really know anything yet,
will we?00:39:43
We?00:39:44
Aren't I invited?00:39:46
Oh, no, not this trip.00:39:47
You just stay here
and look pretty till we come back.00:39:50
Colonel, how soon can we take off?00:39:53
I'd like to get underway
as soon as it's light.00:39:55
Let's plan on leaving the airstrip
no later than six o'clock.00:39:59
Okay.00:40:28
I'll go get my camera equipment.00:40:51
Ouch!00:40:54
Good morning.00:40:55
What a stupid thing to do.00:41:09
Diane!00:41:10
You shouldn't have done this.
We don't know what we might find.00:41:14
That's just why I came.00:41:34
Look at the steam coming off that thing.00:41:36
Can we get in close?00:41:38
The surface down there
is full of crevices.00:41:40
We better play safe.00:41:42
There's a level area back there.00:42:14
We'll be gone most of the morning.
Keep in touch with the air base.00:42:17
Yes, sir.00:42:18
This is one place
we don't want to be stranded.00:42:21
All right, let's go.00:42:23
All right, Professor.00:42:38
Now, where do you think you're going?00:42:40
Please, I'm sorry, but now that I'm here,00:42:43
you know I'm an expert skier,
I can handle myself as well as any of you.00:42:46
Well, she's your niece, Doctor.00:42:49
Well, it's your expedition.
-It was my expedition.00:43:37
Still cooling off.00:43:39
Let's go down and take a closer look.00:43:49
We'll just make
a preliminary investigation of it.00:43:53
Do you mind staying here with Diane?
-No.00:43:55
He doesn't have to babysit.00:43:57
We'll be right back.00:43:59
Are you ready, Doctor?00:44:01
Let's go.00:44:36
Doctor, do you realize
what this has to be?00:44:40
Colonel, no human technology
has produced anything like this.00:44:44
The outer layer must be a shell
of some heat-resistant bacteria.00:44:47
Don't touch it!00:44:53
Come on, let's get out of here.00:46:05
The fool, he'll start an avalanche.00:46:21
Poor man, he must've been buried alive.00:46:27
Erik, look!00:46:35
So that's what he was shooting at.00:46:38
Erik?
-Yes.00:46:39
That mapped village
between here and Rick's Jarvey,00:46:42
could you and Diane ski there before dark?00:46:44
Yes, but how about you?00:46:46
No, no, you two could have help back here
before we got halfway.00:46:50
All right,
if we're not back by morning, though,00:46:52
you better start following our trail.00:46:54
Come on, Diane.00:46:57
Calling SR332, aircraft SR332,
please come in if you read us.00:47:03
Over.00:47:11
Try it again.00:47:13
SR332, aircraft SR332,
please come in if you read us.00:47:18
Over.00:47:25
How long has it been?00:47:27
Too long, I'm afraid.
We haven't heard a thing since Canoerly.00:47:30
The Captain said that Dr. Wilson
would call us by radio himself00:47:33
when they reached the site of the meteor.00:47:36
Is it possible they landed the plane,00:47:38
and with the antenna close to the ground,
the signals don't carry?00:47:42
It's not very likely.00:47:44
You see that terrain is from
3,000 to 5,000 feet at the lowest point.00:47:48
Now their antenna has sufficient altitude
to carry from 300 to 400 miles,00:47:51
perhaps even farther.00:47:54
The only thing I can think of is that
they may have landed the plane,00:47:57
perhaps several miles away from the site
because of the snow conditions,00:48:00
and they had to carry on by foot.00:48:01
Now, that would account
for a considerable delay00:48:05
in their being
in a position to contact us.00:48:08
Is that the only thing you can think of?00:48:10
Well, look, let's not say
it's the only thing I can think of.00:48:13
Let's just say that it's the only
explanation I want to consider right now.00:48:18
When time comes to paint a darker picture,
you can bet I'll think of something,00:48:23
but right now,
it's too early to push the panic button.00:48:25
All right, come on, keep trying.00:48:28
Calling SR332,
aircraft SR332, please come in.00:48:33
We're standing by
waiting for your message.00:48:35
Over.00:50:03
Are we almost there?
-Are you tired?00:50:06
A little.
-We'll stop soon, I promise.00:50:30
Ow, my knees!00:50:34
Oh, do you feel a sharp pain?00:50:36
Oh, yes.00:50:38
You wrenched it.00:50:39
Come in Canoerly, we're standing by, over.00:50:43
Hello there, spotter.00:50:45
I'm afraid I haven't been able
to pick up anything from Dr. Wilson.00:50:48
I've been monitoring your call
ever since you started,00:50:51
and it looks to me
like either a crash landing00:50:53
or a possible freak weather condition.00:50:55
I'm picking up a strange kind of static
intermittently all day.00:50:59
I've never heard anything like it before.00:51:02
Over.00:51:03
Hello Canoerly,00:51:05
can you tell us
your weather condition right now?00:51:08
Over.00:51:09
It looks as if we may be in for a storm,00:51:11
but this static I've been hearing00:51:13
doesn't sound in any way
like the usual storm interference.00:51:16
Over.00:51:19
Keep listening and give us a shout
if there's any change.00:51:22
This is Langsford out.00:51:26
Do you know, offhand, how many planes
would be available to fly at low altitude?00:51:30
I imagine there's five or six.00:51:33
What about that storm?00:51:35
I'm hoping it doesn't materialize.00:51:37
If it does,
we'll just have to wait it out.00:51:39
Here you go, fellas.
-Oh, boy, thank you.00:51:41
Anything come in?00:51:43
Well, only a report from Canoerly,
they're expecting a storm.00:51:47
A big one?00:51:48
He didn't say.00:51:49
You know, the more I think about it,
the more I'm concerned about that static.00:51:54
He said it wasn't due to the storm
in any way or any way familiar.00:51:59
Maybe it's some kind of a message
from Dr. Wilson.00:52:02
Sounds feasible.00:52:03
If his radio was out,00:52:05
he would probably try to set up
some makeshift static transformer.00:52:11
What do you think?00:52:15
It's worth following through.00:52:18
Yes.00:52:19
Get back to Canoerly.00:52:20
Tell him to make a tape
of what he's picking up there,00:52:24
then feed it into his transmitter
so that we can read it here.00:52:27
Right.00:52:35
I'll go back to the crater
for our equipment.00:52:37
All right.00:54:37
The Lapps,00:54:38
being forced to migrate south out of fear
of avalanches that had been reported,00:54:42
still commencing at points
near and around them,00:54:45
were taken to groups
covering various routes00:54:47
to the village of Canoerly.00:54:49
Fortunately for Dr. Wilson
and the remaining airman,00:54:53
these nomads
would provide a welcome escort.00:55:27
Langsford, calling Langsford WJ,00:55:30
Canoerly 97 calling Langsford WJ.00:55:34
Come in Langsford.00:55:38
Canoerly 97,
this is Langsford reading you.00:55:41
Langsford WJ,00:55:43
Canoerly 97.00:55:44
Your plane arrived okay.00:55:46
It's on the landing field now.00:55:48
Over.00:55:50
Hello, Canoerly,
this is Commander Simpson speaking.00:55:54
I have something for Dr. Wilson.
Is he there with you at present?00:55:57
Over.00:55:59
Langsford WJ,00:56:01
Dr. Wilson
is outside right now, but...00:56:07
Canoerly, hello Canoerly?00:56:09
I don't get your transmission.
Is anything wrong?00:56:12
I don't know.00:56:18
Hello Canoerly,00:56:19
Canoerly 97, come in, please.00:56:32
A rescue cabin.00:56:35
There'll be food and supplies inside.00:56:37
You were right,
I had no business coming along.00:56:40
Oh, come on, forget it.00:56:41
We can rest down there.00:57:18
There should be a lantern.00:57:20
Yes, here it is.00:57:32
Let me help you.
-I can take these off, you start a fire.00:57:36
Okay.00:57:37
You might as well get out
of those wet things while at it.00:57:40
Into what?00:57:43
Oh, there's a blanket on the bath.00:57:45
I want to get hot compresses
on that sprain of yours before I leave.00:57:51
Ten years on skis,00:57:52
and I have to pick a time like this
to wrench my knee.00:57:57
Where shall I change?00:57:59
Don't worry, I'll keep my back turned.00:58:14
If I make it to the Lapp village by dawn,00:58:16
they should have me
around at Rick's Jarvey before noon.00:58:20
What about Uncle Fred?00:58:21
Well, I'll send a search party
back to the crater.00:58:24
They'll find them.00:58:26
I hope they're all right.00:58:34
Erik.
-Yes.00:58:37
If that object
is like one of our satellites,00:58:40
then couldn't the creature
be one of their animals?00:58:44
Don't worry about the creature.00:58:46
What you need now
is some hot compress on that knee.00:58:49
I'll melt some snow.00:59:18
Now let me see that knee.00:59:24
Ouch!00:59:25
Hurt much?00:59:26
No, not too bad.00:59:28
All right.00:59:29
This will do it good.00:59:36
Feel better?
-Mm-hmm.00:59:41
Erik.00:59:47
You better get going.00:59:50
Yes.00:59:54
I'll be back first thing in the morning.01:00:52
Erik?01:00:56
Erik, is that you?01:01:41
What happened?01:01:45
The creature, it's out there!01:01:52
I'm getting you out of here.01:01:54
Sit down!01:03:22
Diane, is she all right?01:03:24
Take it easy, lad, you had a bad night.01:03:26
Where is Diane?01:03:29
I wish we knew.01:03:31
We found a trail
leading away from the cabin01:03:33
but lost it when the wind started.01:03:36
She's still out there?
-Erik, the Lapps are looking for her.01:03:40
They'll find her.01:03:42
How did you get here?01:03:43
A party of Lapps arrived
about an hour after you and Diane left.01:03:48
Where are Henrik and Bottiger?01:03:52
Well...01:03:53
Bottiger's plane
should be landing in a few minutes.01:03:56
And Henrik?01:03:59
Erik,01:04:01
Henrik met with an accident.01:04:02
What?01:04:03
He went back to the crater
for the equipment.01:04:07
We found his body
at the bottom of the trench.01:04:12
The creature.01:04:14
Yes, where?01:04:16
Diane saw him at the cabin.01:04:19
He caused the avalanche.01:09:48
[Swedish spoken audio].01:09:54
They've seen the creature.
It invaded their campsite.01:09:57
What about Diane, have they seen her?01:09:59
[Swedish spoken audio].01:10:04
The creature
was carrying something in his arms.01:10:07
It could have been a woman.
-Uh-huh.01:10:08
Do you think you can fly me
to the camping spot?01:10:11
I could try.
-Good.01:10:40
Doctor.01:10:41
That thing must've come from the crater.01:11:11
Your plane, we've got to get it off.01:12:14
Come on, Doctor!01:12:19
That's Diane's scarf.01:12:28
Let's get out of here.01:13:50
Colonel, could you organize
a Lapp party to help us follow him?01:13:53
I sent a skier down to Rick's Jarvey.01:13:55
Well, I'm not going to wait.01:13:57
If Diane is still alive,
I want to reach her before he does.01:18:02
Doctor!01:18:03
Doctor!01:18:04
Doctor, you've got to stop them!01:18:06
After what he did to their village,
how can I?01:18:08
Look at them!
-But he's got Diane!01:18:11
Colonel, see what you can do.01:20:06
I wonder if they found out
what they wanted to know.01:20:13
Well...01:20:14
Let's hope for better luck
when we set foot on some other world.01:20:21
The time involved in the journey
from our world back to theirs01:20:26
could only be known by them.01:20:28
If we search deeply enough into this,01:20:31
perhaps we'd find an omen.01:20:34
Memories are diminished
as the passing of time provides a pattern.01:20:39
It equally brings to us the future,01:20:42
and without a future,01:20:44
there would be no present.Description:
Can Earth Stop the Savage Onslaught of Beast-Men From Space? Aliens release a furry critter in the wilds of Lapland where it takes a woman captive and threatens a group of scientists. Director: Virgil W. Vogel & Jerry Warren Writers: Robert M. Fresco, Arthur C. Pierce Stars: Barbara Wilson, Sten Gester, Robert Burton & John Carradine Genres: Cult Classic, Horror, Sci-Fi, Monster Movie @CultCinemaClassics
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