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Preview on the project for the book. I didn't pay much attention to these
stories until I had my first encounter with a UFO.
I'm identified flying up there.
Hasn't caught on yet. I don't care if we have to drop a nuke to take Fuller out.
There's a lot of people looking for you. This is where it all started. The
program. Do you want to tell me about that? We get messages.
We're the antennas. I keep seeing this.
I'm sorry.
No, stop!
When you see someone die, it's tempting to wanna blame yourself.
Gary Cooper every time. There's no way he could take John Wayne.
The Duke, man, the toughest guy in the movies. Cooper's smart.
You know, you see it in his eyes. He's got tactical superiority.
John Wayne would knock that tactical bullshit right out of his head.
What the hell is that?
It's a launch on the team.
What the hell is going on?
It's a drill!
Come on!
The test is supposed to be tomorrow!
0800!
Launch sequence started on its own. We did not initiate. You need to evac the
area now.
the whole system give me the coat i'm trying none of the overrides are working
we're gonna nuke our own men
The missile's secure.
Launch aborted. I repeat, launch aborted.
I repeat, launch aborted.
All is clear.
You're safe.
God heard my prayer.
I don't think prayer can stop a countdown. There's got to be some other
explanation to the supreme being.
I don't know what that is.
Everybody
else
thinks I'm crazy, doctor.
in the morning.
What in the world are you doing?
Good news. My camera matrix project was approved.
I have no idea what any of that means.
It means I have a lot of work to do.
You've been cooped up in here for two weeks.
You never sleep. You barely eat. You're scaring me. There's nothing to be afraid
of. Just go back to bed.
No! Haven't you had enough of this? Because I know I have.
Mimi, please.
That man, Fuller, he was inside this house.
Please don't talk about this right now!
Please!
There are things I can't tell you. I just, I can't.
Are you leaving again?
In the morning.
Where?
We need to meet him.
Didn't get back to me, so after recent events, I reached out to them again.
Now people start spotting these green fireballs from Mars. They're not from
Mars.
They're meteors.
Whatever they are, get where the generals want to pull the trigger now.
People on edge after what happened.
Yeah, well, I think I'm going to change that with my project.
Because I am going to use science to reveal the truth, while the truth might
be... Sometimes less entertaining than unfounded speculation, there's safety in
the certitude it provides.
Right now, we all lose.
Everyone.
There's too much at stake.
Hey, sir.
Dinka's going into town to pick up some sandwiches.
You want a pastrami?
You asking a grown man born two city blocks from Captain's Delicatessen if he
wants a pastrami sandwich made in Nevada?
I guess not.
Good guess.
You saying I'm crazy?
Well, you did mention you stopped the launch countdown with prayer.
I'm not so sure about that anymore.
What we are certain of is that we saw something not of this world.
Professor Eineck would agree with you.
Right then.
What you likely saw were meteors.
These things came straight at us.
They went along the horizon and shot back up into the sky. Can a meteor do
Under the right conditions.
Low cloud cover, high humidity, light from below can distort its path, yes.
Could have been a flare, too.
Plenty of GIs in the area with duffel bags full of...
Liberated ordnance? Too much time on their hands?
What kind of flare can set off a launch countdown?
Secretary.
Dr. Hynek.
What do you think?
Can we get to the bottom of this?
Once the Matrix is in place, I am convinced you will have the proof that
need.
And you're thinking nothing more than medias? Ah, it's the only logical
explanation. Did the generals arrive with you as well, sir?
Should we include them in this conversation? The generals are not here
involved. Any questions or concerns you have moving forward, you run them
through me.
Is that clear?
Yes, sir, but are they aware?
Is that clear?
Yes, sir.
Once you're set up, I'd like to come and take a look.
Let's keep you posted?
Of course. Great.
Captain?
What the hell did you do?
You were behind Harding's and Valentine's backstabbers? I told you,
Force rejected me once already.
But you reached out to Fairchild?
Did you realize you just dropped us right in the middle of a war between the
Secretary of Defense and two of the most powerful men in the Pentagon?
That kind of war leads to collateral damage.
Harding.
That is a riff I'm willing to take.
What the hell's gotten into you?
I see nothing of value here.
Silly astronomers, just a stooge for the Air Force chasing lights in the sky.
That is not an important relationship for us.
It's a wild goose chase.
Unless, of course, the relationship you're so concerned with is with his
Professor Hynek is in Nevada at the White Forest Missile Range right now.
where the Americans test their nuclear weapons.
This is the breakthrough he's been waiting for.
We're needed elsewhere.
Virginia, former OSS agent, now working for the CIA.
He has certain vulnerabilities that can be exploited.
Our work here is done.
It's time for us to go. Get up.
Hello. I know you.
Yes, I'm a friend of Mimi.
Well, it was nice seeing you again.
I should get back to my friends.
Me too.
Who was that?
Mimi's neighbor, she's nobody.
Four to eight hours, I will get you your evidence.
I wish they could fly to Ohio.
Green is a very interesting color in astronomy.
Our eyes are more sensitive to green than any other color. That's why it's so
often visible in the night sky.
These peyote -like cameras are going to record the green fireballs. Based on the
soldier's testimony, the fireballs flew overhead here, so...
This is as good a position as any for the Matrix.
Right.
Now, when a meteor enters Earth's atmosphere, it burns to such a point
outer layer vaporizes, and the different metals in a meteor burn with particular
colors. Green comes from nickel, which is the most common metal found in
meteors.
So how do these things work, then?
Well, each camera is fitted with a motion sensor, and any passing object
triggers a photograph and a picture of the three dials. These show the time the
photo was taken, the azimuth angle, and the angle of elevation.
Azimuth? Yeah.
Right.
They're just going to blow him up. Why do they need faces?
Realism is important to understand the ramifications of nuclear exposure.
give me some help here?
Give me a second, will you?
Please. Please.
Don't hurt me.
Master Sergeant Edward Rizzuto.
Motor pool.
That's me.
How you feeling, Sergeant?
All right.
Scared.
Like I saw something crazy.
The green lights.
Dang it. You know what? I did this backwards.
Asking how you feel before the most important question.
What question is that?
What were you doing at the test site without authorization or clearance in
first place?
Smoke.
How deep in the shit am I?
That depends on what you say next.
I met this girl in town.
We got to talking.
She heard about the green lights and practically begged me to take her out to
see them, so I took her out to the Target area.
We drank our way to a good bottle of scotch, but I did most of the drinking,
and, uh...
Next thing I know, I'm waking up flat on my back.
She's gone.
She took the car, took all the money out of my wallet, and left me stranded.
He's 100 % full of shit.
How do you mean?
He drank a bottle of scotch last night. I didn't smell it on him.
No? His hands.
You see his hands after he gave him that cigarette?
Steady as a rock when he says he was scared out of his mind.
The man's telling us his story doesn't hold up.
Master Sergeant at the White Forest Missile Range. He's hiding something.
We're going to find out what that is. No, we don't. Look, not every case we're
trying to solve comes out of the sky.
Remember, there was nearly a nuclear launch here that no one can explain.
guy's running around telling us... Our job is to observe the meteors and
them on film. That man is not our problem.
I'm going back into the field to finish my work. You do whatever you want.
When the cat's away, the mice get to have a little fun.
It has been fun.
What's going on, Mimi? You don't seem like yourself.
I'm sorry. It's just that man that broke into your house.
I know I still can't get over it.
It's Ellen.
Something happened recently, and I don't know what, but he's hurting in a way
I've never seen before.
I wonder what it is.
Could it have something to do with his job? What is it called again?
Blue Book?
Ever since he started there, he's had to be so secretive. I know there's more
he's hiding, but he just won't talk about it.
Well, then you've got to do something about that.
For your own sake. For Alan's. I try, but he just keeps pushing me out.
And what am I supposed to do?
You're his wife, Amy.
If he won't tell you the truth, then you have every right to find it out for
yourself.
What are you doing here, Dr.
Hunter? I want to help you. The encounters. We get messages.
We're the encounters.
There's nothing anyone can do.
Do you need help?
The strobing of those lights.
It must have... How are you here?
I'm here when you need me.
I'm here when I need you.
Could you speak to me in plain English for once?
Good.
You're nearly ready.
Ready for what?
There's a church in town.
St. Dominic's.
Dominic the Ghostman was a Castilian priest.
Patron saint of the astronomers.
Church bell rings every day at noon.
When you get your head together, come find me.
Then we can talk.
Don't you dare leave me like this again They're coming back You have work to do
I feel like a trespasser in my own home.
Isn't that part of the problem you're trying to solve?
I couldn't do this if you weren't here.
You mean a lot to me. I'm just happy to help.
I think I found something.
What is it?
It's a journal.
About his cases.
Thomas Virginia.
Lieutenant Fuller.
Fuller was just a boy.
Lost.
He had no idea how much and whatever they did to him, whatever they subjected
him to, it broke his mind.
I tried to help him. I begged him not to kill himself.
But he did.
And all I could do was stand there and watch him.
I'm sorry. I think I need... Could I just have some time alone?
I understand.
Hello. Hello, Donna.
Is Mimi home?
She's busy right now. I can tell her you stopped by.
Okay.
Sure.
Thanks. It was really nice seeing you yesterday.
I wish I could have introduced you to my husband, but it just wasn't a good
time. Not a problem.
Have a good night.
Rizzuto is a Russian spy.
Born in the U .S. to Bolshevik parents.
Party member since he was in short pants.
Your instincts were right on the money.
Jesus.
Where's the damn motor pool at the base?
I think it's that.
Enlisted.
We don't catch everyone.
Somebody's led you.
We believe it's being used by Ivan to encrypt communication. The Verona boys
working their way through it.
So this traitor is gathering intelligence on our missile tests?
Sir?
That may not be the whole story.
The green fireballs?
You're kidding me.
That's how we wish we were.
We're investigating the possibility that their artificial device is created by
the Soviets to monitor our test sites.
So those bastards are running missions in Barcelona?
In one way or another, yes.
But the American people can never know that. More importantly, we can't let the
Russians know that we know.
Which brings us to the professor's camera project. The project that we
The project that Fairchild is running behind our backs.
What do you need me to do?
We need to talk.
Or I could talk and you could listen.
They're shutting us down.
Case closed.
Time to go home.
No.
You know, when I was working interrogation, the best way to break a
him so his mind played tricks, don't let him sleep.
But my mind has never been sharper.
Yeah, I can see that.
I don't believe the fireballs were meteors.
Fancy cameras tell you that? I haven't developed a film, but I am confident
they will confirm my teeth as yet. Oh, well, as long as it's up.
You know what I saw?
Well, here's what I see.
A witness who hasn't slept in weeks, whose mind is bouncing around his head
a pinball in a pinball machine.
He's angry all the time.
When he's not angry, he's confused. Now, this witness, this man, has a story to
tell, but not a shred of proof to back up his claim, other than to say so. I'll
develop the film.
I'll prove it to you. That's a negative. We are done here.
Finish like it never happened.
The hell do you expect?
I expected to discover the truth. I expected a partner who would back me up.
You weren't the fair child when the generals weren't looking.
You got caught.
I warned you about that.
What we're facing now is just the consequences of your own actions.
I wanted the truth.
I wanted to forget.
Can you just leave me alone, please?
First time I saw a man die up close, I couldn't get it out of my head.
Whatever hard I tried.
I know you're hurting about Fuller, but the hurt will pass because it has to.
And then one day his death is just going to be a very bad thing that you don't
think about anymore.
Professor Hynek.
So nice to see you again.
You know what I love about churches, Dr. Hynek?
They were built as a haven for those who suffer.
But to suffer is to endure, is it not?
Who are you?
You do know those were not meteors.
The abnormally low velocity is proof of that, yes.
And the fact that the flight path doesn't match that of a meteor shower.
Which are horizontal, not perpendicular to the Earth's surface.
Do you have a hypothesis as to their origin, Doctor?
Russian surveillance.
Experimental spycraft of some kind, but the technology is too advanced.
It's impossible.
Then forget about the science for a moment.
What can you imagine, Dale?
The craft.
Some kind.
Piloted, not random.
Here to survey our nuclear testing sites as if someone, something were
monitoring what progress we've made.
I'm not sure I'd call it progress, but you're on the right track.
The only open question is, what if whoever is watching
is determined that we've made more progress than they're willing to allow.
That's what Fuller said to my wife.
You do know Lieutenant Fuller's death was not your fault.
What do you know about all of this? Who is watching our progress?
If I had all the answers, I wouldn't need you, would I?
Need me?
What the hell do you need me for?
Is that for us?
Amended the state conclusively the green fireballs were nothing more than
meteors.
Thank you, Professor.
Kim? Sir?
Professor?
Oh, uh, Professor, one more thing.
Yes?
I brought you into Project Blue Book, didn't I?
Yes, you did.
Might even say, you owe me.
Yes.
Good.
Just want to be clear about that.
Very clear. Thank you.
But if you ever go behind my back to Fairchild again, you and I are going to
have a difficult conversation.
And then I'll shoot at you so fast your head will spin.
Professor?
I've got to dismantle the rest of my equipment. I'll meet you later.
Roger that.
About every 75 years, Haley's comet returns to us.
And on the day I was born, the comet flew closer to Earth than ever before.
People were terrified.
They thought it was an omen, signaling the end of the world.
My mother didn't agree.
She believed it was an omen.
Yes.
But an omen that announced my birth.
She believed that I would be a man of great accomplishment.
Like a comet blazing across the sky.
But the truth is...
If there's one thing I know it's this.
You have no idea what kind of man you can be.
I owe you a thank you.
That key you made opened a box in Hynek's desk.
In there was a journal filled with entries about his work.
And just as I thought, the professor is doing much more than chasing lights in
the sky.
He's investigating experimental weapons.
Mind control?
Yeah, in the journal.
I told you I needed hard evidence.
I'm closer than I've ever been.
I just need you to stay out of my way.
Neither one of us can afford to be careless right now.
I'm glad you feel that way.
Because there's something I need you to do.
I think you'll find a handsaw works best.
Mr. Rizzuto, we're going to have a conversation.
You're still up.
Mimi, I'm sorry.
I haven't been myself.
The way I treated you the other night.
And not like you at all.
From now on, you and I, we are going to work as a team.
No more secrets.
Yes,
it should be.
I don't know.
We are going to find out.
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