Arrival Page #3
No.
No.
Currently taking any medications?
Allergies?
Pregnant?
No.
The booster is
a kick to your system,
so you may experience
some side effects,
nausea, dizziness,
headaches,
a ringing in your ears,
like you have tinnitus.
They wouldn't go,
either way.
You see
what's happening to him?
How does this even work?
The readings do not change,
but I don't know,
it's like we're insects
on a piece of paper,
and they're easing us
out of the house.
At exactly 112 minutes
and 19 seconds,
gravity starts to shift
and slides us out of the room.
Have you found a scientific
explanation for it?
Like,
is it for them?
Uh, no.
We think it's for us.
Air doesn't seem to circulate
inside the chamber,
we run out of oxygen.
It doesn't take 18 hours to
pump fresh air into a room.
Atmosphere...
Excuse me?
If their atmosphere is
different from earth,
and pressure for us
every time
they open their door.
if they wanted.
This is agent halpern
with the CIA.
Let me get you two
to your stations.
Yes, sir.
Remember, we need answers
as soon as possible.
What do they want?
Where are they from?
Why are they here?
This is the priority.
Everyone, this is
Dr. Ian Donnelly.
He'll be running
this team here.
Have they responded
to anything?
Shapes, patterns,
numbers, fibonacci?
We can't tell
what they're saying
when they respond
to "hello," so...
Don't get ahead of yourself.
What have you figured out?
We're just getting started.
Good morning!
This is Dr. Louise banks.
She'll be heading your team.
It's a pleasure
meeting you.
mission from Dr. Walker.
That's a 15-minute warning.
You scuba-dive before?
What kind of radiation
exposure are we walking into?
Nominal. These are
just for safety.
So, is there any physical
contact with the, um...
Am I the only one having
trouble saying "aliens"?
There's a wall.
Like, a glass wall.
You can't
get to them.
So, what do
they look like?
You'll see soon enough.
Hurry up.
The suits are clumsy at first,
but you get used to them.
I'll open a second vehicle.
We'll be there
in a few minutes.
Make sure you hold on
to something.
Copy, condor. We will observe,
but not initiate. Over.
Watch your step.
We'll keep
Alpha channel open. Over.
Alpha, be advised.
Humidity increased since yesterday.
Every 18 hours,
the door opens up
at the bottom.
That's where we go in.
Zero movement.
Alpha detail, clear to proceed. Over.
Copy, condor.
Beginning our ascent now.
Over.
Ten feet.
Five feet.
Two, one...
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