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introduction
01:00
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nebulous sirens
05:40
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flying low
06:19
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interlude #1
00:39
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root privileges
04:57
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"root previliges", "\boot", "\etc", "\usr", "\var", "\", "unrestricted access to the system", " cd \usr"....
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obscured sonance
05:49
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the fear of mobiles
04:49
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interlude #2
00:50
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darkness
06:13
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keep calm
07:34
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Words"Protect and Survive" (first 30 seconds)
Nuclear explosions are caused by weapons such H bombs or Atom Bombs. They are like ordinary explosions only many times more powerful. They cause great heat and blast. They also make a cloud of deadly dust which falls slowly to the ground. This is called fallout.
So these are the two danger. First heat and blast which is followed bu fallout.
The heat and blast is so severe that it can kill and can destroy building for up to 5 miles from the explosion. Fallout is dust that is sucked up from the ground by the explosion. It can be deadly dangerous. It rises high in the air and can be carried by winds for hundreds of miles before falling to the ground.
(https://youtu.be/m6U9T3R3EQg - first 30 seconds or so)
Peter Donaldson's announcement (excerpt):
Stay calm. And stay in your own house.
We shall be on the air every hour on the hour. Stay tuned to this wavelength, but switch your radios off now to save your batteries. That is the end of this broadcast.
(http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-34711497)
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coming of the night hag
04:20
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interlude #3
00:28
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15. |
saturn countdown
05:51
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moon challenges
03:27
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JFK: "We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. Because that goal will serve to organise and measure the best or our our energies and skills. Because that challenge is one we are willing to accept. One we are unwilling to postpone. And one we intend to win and the others too"
Apollo 13: "OK Houston we have a problem here"
Houston: "This is Houston,. Say again please?"
Apollo 13: "Ah Houston we have a problem. We have had a main..." Hoston: "Rodger OK. Stand by 13 we are looking at it".
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perpetual motion
03:08
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18. |
stream
03:16
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19. |
flying low (reprise)
05:26
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A Collection of Notes Sheffield, UK
Classic synth/ambient electronic music.
The ability to create music that both incorporates and reflects the physical environment is one of principle sources of inspiration.
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