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Cameron implies that the system did detect a crack in the hull, giving them at least a few minutes of warning. Obviously, a few minutes isn't enough, but the p
by xvector 3y ago
Cameron implies that the system did detect a crack in the hull, giving them at least a few minutes of warning.
Obviously, a few minutes isn't enough, but the point is that the occupants were likely aware something was wrong because of this system, as opposed to being vaporized without having enough time to comprehend their reality.
- js2 3y agoI only take issue with saying that the system worked. It didn't work, since it was designed to detect failures well in advance which it did not do. Almost only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. I wonder if they knew they were doomed or whether Rush was telling them not to worry to the very end. Personally, I think I would have rather been vaporized without the minutes of terror beforehand.