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[ Man ]
Previously on Defying Gravity.

[ Maddux ]
Sharon, come in.
Donner?

Sharon, do you copy?
Donner?

- Launch now, Donner!
- God forgive me.

[ Computer Voice ]
Launch now.

I know Donner and I
coming on board last minute
is a little awkward.

Not for me.

Just remember how much
I love you.

[ Trevor ] I think
the obvious question is simply,
what the hell happened?

One minute,
we're on the mission.
The next minute, we're off.

[ Claire ]
Something's happening,
and I need to know why.

- [ Vomiting ]
- Paula Puke.

Queen of the upchuck.
Mistress of heave.

[ Gasping ]

It's talking
to her again.

My withdrawal symptoms
are under control,
Doctor.

So, what are you doing there?
You working on
the rabbit embryos?

- You're changing the subject.
- And Ajay? Will he be
coming back on the floor?

- [ Eve ] Goss wants to do
a thorough psych eval.
- And if he passes?

He won't pass, Rollie.

[ Maddux Narrating ]
Ajay once told me that
the idea of a man...

knowing everything
about something is folly.

His word, not mine.

He said that man
by his very nature
is dependent on other men.

We need each other to survive.

[ Zoe Grunting, Muttering ]

I'll get that.
I got it.

I can get it.
I can get it too.

[ Maddux Narrating ]
The problem is getting anybody
to admit that.

[ Sighs ]
You must be feeling better.

I'm starving.
And I've got lots
of catching up to do.

- My space classroom,
the lander G.N.C. and--
- If you need some help, I--

Steven. I can count on
this spork more than you.

[ Maddux Narrating ]
As a species, we pride ourselves
on being self-sufficient.

No Form 24 today.
You guys know what to do?

[ Maddux Narrating ]
Why ask a stranger
for directions?

We'd rather stay
stubborn and lost.

How many times
have you been back?
Three.

- And all I see is a storm.
- So how does it make you feel?

- What do you mean?
- I mean, how does it make
you feel? Afraid? Alone?

What's your response
to it?

I'm just trying to
help you through this.

Eve, all I see is a storm.
I'm in a Martian storm.

- Good morning, Frenchie.
- You look way too good
to be in withdrawal.

I'm switching med patches
as we speak.

I think I'm through the worst
of it. You look awful.

Not getting
a whole lot of sleep.
Wanna talk about it?

Know a good shrink.

As long as his office isn't
six million kilometers away.

Well, then you're
piss out of luck.

- How's Ted?
- Uh, he's distant.

But he's doing his job.
Whatever Rollie said to him
did the trick.

Maybe you should
talk to Rollie.

Ajay's still
on med watch, Donner.

Can't come on the floor
until he's cleared.
You're on the floor, Rollie.

I didn't need a psych eval.
He did. That simple.

Strikes me as damn stupid
to have me up here...

running systems checks
without the engineer
who helped design it.

- Point taken.
- This better not be
one of Goss's games.

- No, it's not, Donner.
- Smells like it.

- It's not.
- So how come I haven't
heard from Ajay?

He has restricted access
until he's cleared.

Roger that.
I'll run the check alone.

[ Computer Beeping ]

[ Thunder Rumbling ]

** [ Alternative Rock
On Speakers ]

Didn't expect
to see you so soon.

Didn't expect
to be back so soon.

[ Chuckles ]
I'll have
the chicken curry.

All right.
Soda water with lime?

No. I think
I'll have a beer.

Okay.

[ Maddux ]
The nuclear reactor
on Antares...

will power four redundant
electrical subsystems.

Now, on the Mars missions,
we were primarily solar,
so this is a big improvement.

For safety reasons,
each of the subsystems...

is discretely located
on the ship.

Sharma, you have
your hand in the air.

- Yes.
- You need the exercise,
or do you have a question?

Your information's
actually out of date.

There's three subsystems now.
Budget cuts.
[ Chuckles ]

I'm sorry?
The change is very recent.

My sponsor company
designed it.
I was on the team.

Oh. Well, then we're
very fortunate to have
you here, aren't we?

I don't know what the hell
I'm doing up here
flapping my gums...

when we have
the designer in the house.

- Donner.
- Come on, Sharma.
You know everything.

Why don't you get your ass
up here and share it with us?

Dude, those are some large,
hefty man balls
you got swinging down there.

Dude. No, man.
Donner.

In class, making him
look like a chump?
I--

Takes a pair to do that,
especially when he's on the rag.

The rag?
What do you mean?

- You don't know what today is?
- What?

It's the fifth anniversary of
the Mars disaster today, man.

Look at him.
Donner's ready to take
that bag out.

But good on you, man.

Grinding his face
in his shortcomings.
He needed it.

[ Groans ]
I'm cramping.
I gotta go take a steam.

Life on the ship is
an adjustment for everyone.

The close quarters,
the distance from Earth,

the responsibility we have
to help our fellow
crew members.

One of the biggest adjustments
we make is to
the lack of gravity.

Just ask your host,
Paula Puke.

Stop!
Here in our quarters,

we have natural gravity
caused by the centrifugal force
of our spinning rotors.

But in the rest of the ship,
we create
artificial gravity...

with magnetism
and our grav suits.

Jorge from
La Escuela Gueverra
in Santiago, Chile asked...

why our hair
doesn't fly.

Una excelente pregunta,
Jorge.

Let's find out.

What do you have
in your hand, Zoe?

This is nano spray.
We use it on our hair...

and nonstandard clothing
to make it
slightly magnetic.

Can you show us
how it works?
Sure.

You just, uh, give your hair
a couple of good shots.

And...

voilà.

- [ Laughing ]
- Porcupine head.

Qué linda.
You're so funny.

Okay. Who just
turned out the lights?
[ Paula ] It's either Wass or--

- Was that the ship
or the camera?
- The ship.

Flight, we have
a primary subsystem
electrical failure.

Donner, tell me that's you
running a systems check.

Uh, negative, Mike.
I'm trying to get it
back up now.

Looks like some kind
of short or a bus failure.

- Can you bypass it?
- Uh, no.
That's not working.

I'm gonna have to take a look.
In the meantime, you guys
better start looking for Ajay.

We're not wasting time
looking for Ajay, people.
Start looking for solutions.

I hear they put that
on the menu just for you.

It's an astronaut bar.
They like to keep us happy.

[ Chuckles ]
I've had that curry.
You can't be that happy.

It's not exactly like home,
is it?

Right. Yes.
And now that you have
so subtly reminded me...

we used to be subjects of
the same crown, you should
sit and we should talk,

because, well,
we share the bond
of flag and curry.

Exactly.

That was not
a sincere offer.

No, I'm aware of that.
Can I have--
I'll have what he's having.

Thanks a lot.

So, um, do you know what I did
before I was assigned here?

I watched you every night
on the evening news.

Mmm. Yeah.
A heady time ruined
by a single act of hubris.

Guess the lesson is that
journalists should not
make up their stories, hmm?

And, of course,
astronauts shouldn't really
go on unauthorized spacewalks.

I was fixing the shield.

I exposed
a crooked politician, Ajay.

It doesn't matter, Mr. Williams.
That's my point
exactly though, isn't it?

Here we are, you and I,
both exiled from what
we should be doing,

seeking some kind
of redemption.

You know, maybe we should
be helping each other.

Oh, thanks. Lovely.
Looks just how I remember.

Oh, I understand they're having
a bit of a power problem...

on the Antares
this morning.

It's a shame they're not
consulting you, really.
You know, with your, uh--

Excuse me.
Yeah, of course.

I have to go
to the men's room.
Right.

Oh, God.
It's just how
I remember it.

Say, have you got
any mango chutney
or anything just to, you know--

Ajay?

[ Zoe ]
Is anyone left in their bay?
No.

What are you doing?
I'm trying to figure out...

why anyone would think that
Scott Summers is a better
leader than Jean Grey.

I mean,
the Sentinels alone--

I like your hair.

You remind me
of my mom.

What?
There's something wrong.

- Yeah, I know. Look at her.
- Yeah, we were using a magnet--

- Looks good.
- We're going to
the flight deck now.

Come on. Let's go.
Vámonos.

What's the point?
It's just a bus failure.

Donner's probably got it
under control.

Flight, it's not
a bus failure,

and all the Brayton circuits
check out nominal.

I'm gonna have a look up
in the node. It's the only place
the electrical subsystems meet.

What are you doing?
You try to find
the problem,

and I'll try to find
your sex drive.

It's been missing
since you got here.
Seriously, Nads.

Mmm. Don't you wanna
try it weightless? Hmm?
[ Sucking ]

Ow! Damn--
Do you have to leave
a mark always?

Just laying claim
to my territory.

Your territory's
got some work to do.

All right, Flight,
we're going off grav
in Aft Sector 4.

See?
You worry too much.

[ Beeping ]

So?

- H2IK.
- And H2IK is bad?

H2IK could be
as bad as it gets.

Sector 4
going back on grav.

I think I worry
just enough.
Too much.

And that's why
nobody likes you.

You swim in a sea
of self-delusion, Wass.

Okay, if I'm
swimming in it,
you're drowning in--

[ Rumbling ]

What was that?

- I think it's the rotor arm.
- This rotor arm?

Oh.
Yep.

This rotor arm.

[ Woman ]
All right. What we know is that
the failure is inconsistent,

bridges all of the subsystems
and is somehow related to
the mag grav in Aft Sector 4.

The mag grav checks out
nominal. So it's related,
but not connected.

I'm gonna need to look
at code as well as schematics
and run a full systems check.

Okay.
Go to work, people.

They got it covered.
And you gotta get
to the hospital.

[ Claire ]
We should have operated the day
Ajay and Rollie came home.

Did we really think
it was gonna get rid
of their plaque?

It's changing
the crew's genes.
Anything's possible.

It doesn't give us
permission to be negligent.

Hi.
[ Eve ]
Hi. Thanks for calling.

- Most guys would've called
their producers first.
- How do you know I didn't?

And I expect a little
quid pro quo here, of course.

Of course you do.

[ Woman On P.A. ]
Dr. Grottman to Admitting.

Hey, Ajay. How are you?

I'm fine.
I'll be fine.

Tell me about
the electrical problem
on the Antares.

After you come out
of surgery, Ajay.
It's just a glitch.

[ Maddux ]
How bad is he?
[ Evram ] He's in surgery.

But the good news is
they don't have
to replace the valve.

But what about Rollie?

He'll have the same plaque
procedure this afternoon.
No one's taking any chances.

[ Ted ]
Look, this is emotional
for all of us, okay?

But let's not lose focus
on the ship.
Worst case?

You mean besides no Ajay
to get us out of this?

Progressive overloads
leading to
a systemic shutdown,

like the New England
blackouts last year.

That's a long shot, but--
[ Zoe ] I don't understand.
The systems are redundant.

Can't we switch from
one subsystem to the other?
Yeah.

The ship's programmed
to do that automatically,
and it's been trying.

This is somehow
bridging systems.

I'm gonna check the exterior
maintenance panels for damage.
An E.V.A.? I'm in.

Donner only.
You and Zoe...

can prep him and help with
the egress and the ingress.

I'll be on the
flight deck, monitoring.

[ Jen ]
If this shutdown is systemic,
we could lose power in the labs.

I have embryos
that could freeze.

Then all of you
should secure what you can
and work in teams.

Wass and Paula coming down?

He didn't want to leave.
She stayed with him.

It's getting really cold
in here, Wass.
This is stupid.

It's gonna be fine.
Any minute, the rotor arm-- Oh!

- Just twist and grab onto--
- I know how to do it!

There's gravity
on the flight deck.
And heat.

- Well, then go ahead and leave.
- I'm really going.

- So really go then!
- Fine. I'm leaving.

Good.

Do you have a rash, Donner?

I don't think so.
It is really red
behind your--

Are those teeth marks?

I think Ted sent you down here
to keep an eye on us.
What's the word for the person--

Chaperone.
The word is chaperone.
And it's not necessary.

Then Zoe can go.
No. Zoe will stay.

Only because
Ted assigned me,
not because I want to.

This has gotta be
hell on him.

You know,
on both of 'em.
[ Zoe ] Yeah.

I can't imagine
flipping that switch,
leaving two people behind.

- Donner was sleeping with her.
- What?

- Who?
- Sharon Lewis.
Big romance.

That's why he won't touch
any of the ASCANs.

- Too much potential drama.
- Oh!

Donner? I, uh--

I didn't mean anything
in the classroom today.
I mean,

I wasn't trying to
show you up or anything.

I just thought
it's the most recent
information, probably.

You know, when I worked
for the company,

there was always this pressure
whenever a supervisor
came around,

having to know
absolutely everything about
absolutely everything,

which is obviously
impossible.

My team,
we came up with a code.

In case one person
got stuck,

somebody else could come
and relieve them.

We called it
an H2IK sequence.

What's an H2IK sequence?
It means...

"Hell if I know."

It's H2IK.
It's "Hell if I... know."

Hey, Sharma?
Yeah?

Know when to shut up.

[ Groans ]

Conventional wisdom says
it's forbidden to ask,
but I am a shrink.

So, wanna talk about it?

You wanna talk
about those beauty marks?

It's a simple
cardio cath.

They break up
the plaque sonically,
then suck it out.

He'll be able to
walk off the table.

[ Jen ]
Huh.
[ Exhales ]

Ev? You all right?

Yeah.
I just, uh, hate that.

Well, it's probably just
the boys down at Mission Control
playing with the mag grav.

I bet they're laughing
at us right now.

Are you gonna be
all right if we--

I can manage if you can.

Okay. Okay, I'll see you
in a bit.

All right.

[ Automatic Gunfire,
Helicopter Blades Whirring ]

[ Beeps ]

[ Maddux On Monitor ]
Flight deck,
I'm ready to egress.

Uh, copy that, Donner.
You're go for a walk.

This is one hell of
a backyard we got, Ted.
Roger that.

[ Chattering ]

We know it's connected
to the mag grav switches
in Aft Sector 4.

We knew that three hours ago.
And everything we do to pinpoint
it seems to be making it worse.

Look, I just told the president
of the United States...

that we'd have this cleared up
by tomorrow morning.

Don't make a liar
out of me.

[ Maddux ]
All right. I'm proceeding to
the exterior maintenance panels.

You know the three of us
are gonna be up here together
for over six years, right?

And I know that
you and Donner
are going to screw,

knock boots,
whatever.

He's a red-blooded guy,
and you're throwing
yourself at him.

I don't have to
throw myself at him.

We've been sleeping together
for years.
Fine. You have, yes.

And with a little room,
I can handle it.
But up here--

Up here, down there,
we are going to do it...

whether you like it
or not.
Of course.

Just don't flaunt it
at me, okay?

Don't scar his body
with little intimacies
for me to see.

Can you do that
for me, Nadia?
Because he is all yours.

We are not competing.

We've never been competing.

I'm a friend
with benefits to Donner,
nothing more.

The person you've been
competing with
is Sharon Lewis.

Ted, I'm looking
at pristine panels.

- Roger that.
- They look as good as
the day they were installed.

I see no damage
to the ship at all.
She's beautiful.

You should come in.
Roger that.

Heading back
to the air lock now.

Sharon?

Exactly how long
are we supposed to overlook
the obvious possibility?

Do you honestly think after all
these years and the direction
it so clearly pushed us in,

Beta simply wants
to strand your spacecraft?

Nothing else makes sense.

Something will.
Your guys just have
to find it.

And what is Williams
doing down here?

Quid pro quo for sitting
on Ajay and Rollie.

The press is all over
this electrical glitch anyway.
He's just getting a better view.

Donner, are you coming in?

Donner, do you copy?

What is he doing?

Donner, do you have
a problem?
Come back to me.

[ Chattering ]

Do you people mind if
I join you? Trevor Williams,
British Television News.

- We know who you are.
- Oh. Okay, good. Oh! Oh, sorry.

** [ Slow Jazz On Speakers ]
[ Mock British Accent ]
Yeah, sure. Cop a squat.

Thanks very much.
No problem.

So I assume you're
all here for the--

for the show, eh?
Actually, we're a little
unsure what we're doing here.

I mean, aside from the fact
that it's the anniversary
of the Mars mission--

Well, that's exactly the point,
isn't it? Tonight,
we get to be witnesses...

to prolonged torture
disguised as tradition.

** [ Continues ]

Three single malts, Tom.
Your finest Islay.

Can you kill
the music?

** [ Stops ]

Why aren't they
saying anything?

They will.
Someone will.

There is no greater calling
than to be an explorer.

No greater ambition...

than to stretch the knowledge
and reach of mankind.

And there is glory
in success.

But it rides on the back
of personal sacrifice.

And it is that sacrifice
that we salute here tonight.

We raise our glasses
to two explorers...

who gave their lives,

who reached as far
as man has ever reached...

and paid
the ultimate price.

They were friends,

they were colleagues,

and they were true heroes.

Sharon Lewis
and Jeff Walker,

you inspire us.

You humble us.

And you will never
be forgotten.

Okay.
What just happened there?
Am I clueless?

Well, that goes
without saying.
Clever.

I don't think anyone could have
said anything that would have
made Donner feel better.

That's not the point, Ajay.
Goss just made Donner and Ted
toast their own failure.

Toast killing the woman
he loved.

So then why do it?
Why-Why show up at all?

Well, that's the question,
isn't it? Why allow Goss
to torture you year after year?

Easy.
Goss picks the crews.

You'll do it to fly.

Donner, my man,
this had better be a joke.

Talk to me.

[ Mouthing Words ]

Do you copy?

I can go out,
help him back in.

No one else
leaves this ship.
Talk to me, Donner.

Donner, what the hell
are you doing?

Donner, you are outside
of your flight plan.
Get back to the ship now!

Flight, we just lost Donner.

Where does he think
he's going?

I have no idea.
Donner!

[ Mike ]
Antares, this is Flight.
Get him back on the ship.

[ Zoe ]
Maddux, you need to talk to me.

Whatever you think
you're doing, stop it.

We need you back
on the ship.

Donner, this is Zoe.
Do you read?

Damn it, Donner.

[ Mouthing Words ]

I need you, Donner.
Stop.

- Donner?
- [ Mouthing Words ]

I need you
to come back to me.

- Zoe?
- Donner, do you copy?

[ Maddux ]
Yeah, I hear you, Z.

[ Ted ]
You took off on us there,
madman.

Roger that. I thought I saw
something come off the ship.

Uh, I'm headed back
to the air lock now.

We copy.

Men only listen
when they want to.

Yeah.

[ Shivering ]

[ Shivering ]

Damn.

You saw something
come off the ship?
Yeah.

What "something"
would come off the ship?
Like a panel or something.

So you chased after it?
Yeah, I chased after it.

Why?
Would you two stop?
Please? Donner's in.

That's what matters.

Ah, terrific.

Mission Control, you guys
playing with me down there?

Guys?

Mission Control,
are you on comm?

Ted?

[ Helicopter Passing Overhead ]
[ Screaming ]

[ Explosions,
Automatic Gunfire ]

[ Screaming ]

Okay, that's
a third-stage failure.
Half the comm is down.

We can start thinking
about a progressive blackout.

Okay, we're gonna need
to call in some outside help
from the contractors.

How about some inside help?
Ajay Sharma should be
sufficiently recovered by now.

I think your quid pro quo
just expired, Trevor.

I'll have a guard escort you
back to the press floor.

[ Zoe ]
Over half of the ship is out.
They're not telling me squat.

They telling you anything?
Not enough.

We need Ajay.
Yes, we need Ajay.

He should be conscious now.
You know how Goss feels.

- Screw Goss. It's our ship.
- It's his command.

It's our ship, Ted.

** [ Pop On Speakers ]

Hi.
Hey.

- You enjoy the show?
- Oh!

Takes a particular
kind of jackass.

That he is.

You know, I understand
the whole...

isolated,
"I can do anything"
stud astronaut part of you.

I-- I really do.

But it doesn't un-man you
to need someone else
at certain times.

I just really don't think
you should be alone tonight.

You're right.

Good night.

[ Mike On Monitor ]
Calliope, this is Zeus.

We're showing that
the dust is breaching
your thruster controls.

This storm's on the rise.
We're losing your launch window.

Copy that, Zeus.
Yeah, it's looking bad
down here.

How far out are they?
100 meters.
We're holding.

[ Static ]
[ Beeping ]

[ Knocking ]

Hey.
Hey, brother.

[ Sighs ]
You know, three things.
Burn that damn recording.

We're never gonna toast again.
And from now on,

we never spend
this anniversary alone.

Ajay.
Yeah, it's your command,
but it's our ship.

We want Ajay.
[ Mike ]
Negative. He's not healthy.

Yeah, neither's the ship.
If he's conscious,
he'll want to help save it.

What do you have
to lose?

Mike.

Get the schematics,
the test data,
and uplink to the hospital.

Right away, sir.

- Look-Look who came back.
- I never left.
I was in my quarters.

Oh.

Do you have any sweaters?

Yeah.
Lower left bin.

You don't have to do this,
you know.
Yeah, Wass.

I really do.
Why? I mean,

why help me after the whole
Paula Puke business?

Is it the whole
"Jesus said turneth
thou cheeketh" thing?

[ Scoffs ]
No. It's not because
of the whole Jesus thing.

- Then why?
- It's because you'll
freeze to death if I don't.

Yeah, that's a good point.

[ Jen ]
Evram?

Evram? Are you in here?

Evram?
[ Squeaking Noises ]

[ Gasping, Panting ]

[ Muttering In
Foreign Language ]

- [ Helicopter Passes Overhead ]
- [ Screaming ]

No!

[ Gasping, Panting ]
Hey! Evram!

Evram, you're okay.
You're okay. I got you.

I got you. You're okay.
You're okay, Evram.
You're right here.

You're right here with me.
It's okay. I got you.

Hey, buddy.
Gave us a little bit
of a scare there.

Yes. Well, luckily,
Surgical is more astute
than Diagnostic.

Listen, we're in
a spot up here.

Kind of hoping you had a can
of monkey grease laying around
for our squeaky door.

I've seen the 1500 briefs.
Is there anything you
can add to them?

No. That's about it.
You get a chance
to take a look?

Yeah.

[ Maddux ]
And?

From what I have here,
looks to me
like an H2IK sequence.

H2IK, huh?

You sure?

I'm positive.
Start at the beginning,
work your way through it.

It's the only way
to complete the sequence.

- Okay?
- Okay.

Roger that.
That's what we'll do.

We'll start
and work that sequence
from the beginning.

All right. You get better, Ajay.
Demand sponge baths
from the nurses.

You deserve it.
Okay.

- Fix it, Donner.
- So, H2IK?

Yeah. It stands for
"Hell if I know."
He didn't know what it is.

[ Paula ]
It's time, Wass.
We have to get out of here.

Come on!
What are you so afraid of?
I'm not af--

People are just
wired differently, okay?

And maybe--
maybe we don't necessarily
like the way we're wired.

But that's the way it is.

And wanting to be different
is just a waste of time.
So why bother?

Well, that's all
you're getting.

What happened, Evram?
Where were you?

In the war.

The lights triggered it.

Posttraumatic stress syndrome?

And this never happened
during training?

[ Exhales Sharply ]

I've been medicating
for alcohol withdrawal.

I think these patches
are bad.

Does Claire know?

Of course she knows.

Well, we'll just keep it
between you and me then.

[ Zoe ]
So he had no idea?
None.

I didn't wanna burn him
with Goss anymore.
[ Sighs ]

We could always turn around.

Not an option.
[ Zoe ]
Why?

Why continue on a dead ship?
We could direct abort
and be home in a month.

- I'm just saying.
- Look, there's a solution,
all right?

To every problem,
there's a solution.

We just have to go back
and work it from the beginning.

It's not software.
Ted went through
everything in the mainframe.

Has to be hardware.

Has to be a short.
It can't be
a simple short.

This entire ship
is polymer coated
to avoid that exact thing.

They wrench in
these circuits,
and that's it.

- What is it?
- The mag grav.

I already looked here.
What is it?

The short seems to go
on and off
with the mag grav.

And it's jumping subsystems
like it's moving, right?

So?
So, you ever hear
one of those stories...

about a doctor
who sews up a patient,

but he accidentally
leaves a clamp
in somebody's chest?

Back in the Dark Ages.

Well, if the circuit housing
and the insulation's too thin,

- and for some reason, there's
a large enough piece astray--
- [ Metal Clangs ]

Conductive metal--

you wind up with
all kinds of problems.

Whoa!
Oh!

How much do you weigh?

You're a moron.

Ah, yes.

A wrench?
Just a wrench?

Ferrous assembly wrench,
about yea big,
straddling all three bus lines.

Mag grav kept
shifting it around,

and that's what kept me
from seeing it
in the first place.

Well, good thinking, Donner.
It didn't come from me.

Okay? Ajay hadn't had me
run that H2IK sequence,
I'd have never found it.

We need Ajay
on the floor, Mike.
Listen, I'm not prepared to--

We need Ajay.
Ajay.

- Ajay.
- Put him back on the floor
as soon as he's healthy, Mike.

Don't test us.

In the Hall thruster,
xenon gas is injected
into the chamber,

where it's passed through
a Hall current
and stripped of electrons.

- Yes.
- What's a Hall current?

That's a good question.
Uh--

That's the Hall current
right there. Okay?

It's a current--

And it was first discovered
by a guy named Hall,

uh, back in the--

I believe it was
the 1800s.
Uh, and Hall,

who was also
an early pioneer
of the H2IK sequence--

- Uh-- Yes.
- Sorry.

Is that Edwin Hall?
Was it his sequence
that showed that...

when electric
and magnetic fields are set
perpendicular to each other...

inside a conductor,
that an electric field...

flows in a direction
perpendicular to both fields?

Yep. Exactly right.
That's the Hall current.
Answer your question?

- Yeah.
- Okay, moving on.

[ Maddux Narrating ]
Like it or not,
man, by his very nature...

is dependent on other men.

We call ourselves explorers.
All right.

Independent, courageous.

[ Eve ]
Ajay, we're reinstating you.

Welcome back
to the floor.

[ Maddux Narrating ]
But what are we without
the support of our brothers?

I mean, how far do we
really get if we try
to do everything alone,

when the simplest,
smallest thing can bring
the whole world around you...

grinding to a halt?

I want peace of mind.

[ Nadia ]
Donner?

The guys whipped up
some dinner in quarters.

I want to rely on my brother--

[ Chuckles ]
I'll be right down.

and know that he'll find
the wrench if I don't.

Mmm. Ahh.