The Day the Earth Split in Two
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The Day the Earth Split in Two!!
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A Glimpse into Tomorrow's Possibilities
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Today's terrifying look into what might happen tomorrow!
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Science's Miscalculation Threatens Earth's Core
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Science miscalculates... underground Atom Bomb explodes earth's core... and the world totters on the brink of destruction!
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Appreciating the Fiction of Cinema
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Thank God it's Only a Motion Picture!
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Geological Concerns Over Earth's Crust Integrity
Sir Charles Eggerston: [Meeting erupts in chaos]
A crack in the world? Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Don't let this fall apart. We have work to do. We must hear Dr. Rampion complete his report. You were saying that the crack is extending to the east.
Dr. Ted Rampion:
Along the Macedo Trench. It's following a geological flaw in the Earth's crust, known as the Macedo Fault. That runs from here, to the tip of India, veers off towards Indonesia, and terminates off the Australian continental shelf.
Sir Charles Eggerston:
How do you know that the crack will stop there?
Dr. Ted Rampion:
We don't.
Sir Charles Eggerston:
What if the crack keeps going? Right around the world? What happens then?
Dr. Ted Rampion:
Where the land masses split, the oceans will be sucked in, and the colossal pressure generated by the steam will rip the Earth apart, and destroy it.
Indian Ambassador:
You mean, the world will come to an end?
Dr. Ted Rampion:
The world as we know it, yes.
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Discussion of Drill Tower and Missile Concerns
Dr. Maggie Sorenson:
But Sir Charles, the project entrance is half a mile further on!
Sir Charles Eggerston:
I know Mrs. Sorenson. I wanted to stop here to take a better look at "that". That's your drill tower, isn't it?
Dr. Maggie Sorenson:
Yes it is.
Sir Charles Eggerston:
What's that missile doing up there? I thought that we came here to discuss with your husband the "possibility" of using an atomic warhead.
Dr. Maggie Sorenson:
Half" a missile, Sir Charles. If you look closely, you'll see it's not armed.
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Potential Catastrophe from Underwater Geological Activity
Dr. Ted Rampion:
Suppose the Macedo trench splits open under the ocean? A crack a thousand miles long, bringing superheated magma in contact with the ocean... Earthquakes, tidal waves, mass destruction on a apocalyptic scale!
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Opportunity to Change History
Dr. Stephen Sorenson:
How many men have the opportunity to turn the page of history? Newton, Pasteur, Einstein...
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