Futureshock: Comet

00:00:09 So this is it. The end of the world.

00:06:07 Yeah. In living history this, the Tunguska event, stands out as a rare, thank God

00:09:29 the microscopic particles left overfrom the creation of our solar system.

00:12:20 Great its worked. Marcie, thank you very much, you've been very helpful.

00:18:13 she's managed to get hold of the radar data and the exact flight co-ordinates.

00:22:58 Why wasn't the comet spotted in time?

00:26:21 Oh we're warm-hearted, idealistic, sensitive...

00:30:41 Try and keep it in perspective, this is conjecture, not fact.

00:35:16 Neil, Neil you keep doing this to me. What report?

00:39:05 I hope you've said your Hail Marys.

00:42:28 - How are things with Josh? - Yeah...

00:46:31 Given the time frame

00:49:58 Right now we have no idea of the stability of the comet

00:53:24 Millions would die through the immediate impact events

00:56:35 it might be a concentrated geographic area

00:59:56 the comet chain in all its terrible beauty.

01:04:44 Professor Gant, isn't it?

01:08:31 Think about what we saw in Ireland. The people, the places. That was one Tsunami.

01:12:38 I preferto make my decisions based on the evidence before me.

01:17:04 risking themselves to the very end to ensure that as many people as possible get out alive.

01:21:18 Well if he's not on this flight sir he'll be...

01:25:03 With three hours left to go before impact

01:28:52 - We're getting on. - Sir, you've got your daughter with you...

30:00:00 hundreds of thousands of people remain missing.