3 : 6th Ghost Bongo

Jack enters the penthouse. The butler comes to open the door to Jack.
"Morning sir. How was your trip ?" butler greets Jack.
"Just fine." Jack answers.

Female servant comes to door "Thought that Mrs. and children came with you." she says to Jack.
"Robyn and children are not coming here anymore." Jack answers.

Servant gets terrified "Something happened ?"
"Nothing bad. Robyn found love. She is moving to her new companion. Takes children with her." Jack says.

"So it's back to the old days then." servant says.
"No. You know my assistant. Tiffany. Tif is moving to here." Jack explains to servant.

"Is Mrs. coming to take her things ?" butler asks.
"You could start to gather and pack her things, and children's too." Jack answers.
"Where are they going ?" servant asks.
"Iron Base." Jack answers.

"We send the things to her in there ?" butler inquiries.
"To there or some storage in Moon." Jack responds.

"When does new Mrs. come ?" servant asks.
"Tomorrow. You could send someone to pick her things." Jack instructs the servant.

A bit confused Jack stands in the hall. Looking around, not knowing what to do.

"I think I go to my study." He finally says to servant and butler. Jack leaves the hall and penthouse without waiting an answer.

- - Morning at Jack's office - -

It is morning. Jack comes to his office. He notices, that Tif's desk is empty.
"Where is Tiffany ?" Jack asks from the others.
"Haven't seen her after you came from the Moon." one girl answers. "Mr. Chin has been trying to reach you."
Jack stops and wonders a while. Then goes to his office.

In the office he takes contact to Chin.
"Hello. You called ?" Jack begins.
"Yes. The mechanics are working with Monster all day long. They make test flights tomorrow. Estimated, that we can start the rescue operation day after tomorrow." Chin informs. After a small break he continues. "If you are still interested."
"Yes I am still interested." Jack begins. "Would be good if you were here. Tif has disappeared. She was supposed to move to my apartment two days ago. But no one has seen her after we came from the Moon."
"Very sorry to hear that." Chin apologies and continues. "You could ask if Smarts would start to work on the case."
"Smarts ?" Jack inquiries.
"Smarts are in charge from Space Cities securities." Chin answers.
"Ymh. Where is that corporal ?" Jack continues.
"He is here. We need all experienced and trained soldiers here." Chin says.
"Okay. I'll wait few days more." Jack responds. "So. You are about to leave ... Nervous ?"
"No. Savages are not that dangerous" Chin says. "Much like the hostile monsters in a video game."
"Glad to hear that." Jack says. "Have had so many unexpected difficulties recently."
"Difficulties with flight to Venus ?" Chin asks.
"No. Cones in the Moon got broke in the first bigger meteor rain." Jack answers. "Have to add new layers to the cones, and establish repair and replace systems for them ... They were supposed to be stronger."
"Okay. Gardening job is waiting, we are building greenhouses to here. Bye." Chin closes the connection.
"Bye" Jack farewells Chin.

- - Going to Funerals - -

A sight ship sails slowly to the Moon. It does not go to Moon Base. It lands to the mortuary. Two men, dressed to dark overalls, are watching the landing.

"More corpses from Senior City." younger man says.
"Death toll is very high. Are they killing them ?" older worker asks.
"No. They have a delegate way to commit a suicide." younger knows.
"Ou." older exclaims.
"There are pills, in some locker. For the people, who wants to die. And give room for the refugees." younger explains.
"No one is urged to commit a suicide ?" older gets curious.
"No. Everything happens on voluntary basis." younger continues the explanation.
During the conversion one coffin is brought to the lobby. The coffin is followed by few older women and couples.
"Funerals for one." older comments the sight. The younger walks to the coffin.

"My condolences... Christians ?" younger asks from the old woman in the black dress.
"Yes." woman answers.
"Take that tube over there" younger points to a tube in the back wall. "The chapel and priest are there, I'll bring the coffin to the ceremony."
"Thank you." woman says. "You take the coffin after the ceremony ?"
"Yes. We have to re-use and recycle everything possible." younger answers politely.

The woman and others walk to the chapel. The younger worker pushes the coffin to the "Personnel only" tube. The older worker joins his colleague on the way.

"I'll go and throw the bagged bodies to the processor." older says.
"This is an awful job." younger says.
"But it is very important, and someone has to do it." older comments.
"I am not very proud about this job." younger closes the conversation.
"Who would." older agrees.

Men walk quietly to a door, which leads to the storages. The older worker goes into storage. The younger continues to the chapel.

In the chapel priest and small group of funeral people are waiting for the coffin. The younger pushes the coffin to the podium, and leaves the funeral people.

- - The service - -

The priest pours sand over the coffin and says "From ashes and dust to dust"
"Amen" says the small funeral group in chorus.

The service ends to a hymn.

The youngest comes out from the shadows.
"Coffee and pastries are waiting. They are served to you in the hall." younger points a decorated door on the wall.
After the funeral group leaves the chapel, younger worker pushes the coffin back to personnel's tube.

- - - -

In the storage the older is working with a bagged body. He places the unopened bag to a plate. The plate lies near processor, and it is surrounded with frames. When younger comes in with the coffin, older is walking to a panel. He checks a gauge on panel.
"Radiation levels are okay. This guy is ready for the final run." older says.
"What if radiation levels are too high ?" younger asks.
"There hasn't been any ... But there is an empty storage, where the radiating bags and bodies are held. According to the instructions, we have to check the radiation levels from the bodies in the storage." older answers.
"What a waste. A storage for radiating bodies which does not exist." younger comments.
"Don't know, the storage was built to here after the processor. Possible that they bring radiating corpses to here." older says, and comes to the bagged body. Younger comes and helps him to open the bag. They drag the body out from the bag, and place it to the plate at the processor's mouth. Older walks to panel and presses a button. Processor's mouth opens. The hydraulic cylinders tilt the plate and the body slides slowly into the big machine.

"Lets take the guy in coffin next. So that we get the urn to the widow, before they leave." younger says and opens the coffin.
Older comes to help him. Men lift the bagged body from the coffin, and carry it to the radiation checker. And from the checker to the processor. Older start to follow the process from the panel. Suddenly he says "Urn for the guest of honor, please."

The younger goes to a shelve - full of small urns. He takes one and goes to a small vertical pipe in the processor. He places the urn to a plate under the pipe. Then he waves to the older. Older presses a button on the panel. Small urn is filled with a small amount of dust from the body.

Younger closes the urn, and walks to the coffin. He closes the coffin's cover.

"I'll take the urn and coffin to the ship" younger says.
"Okay" older confirms and moves to the next bagged body.
Younger pushes the coffin away from the room.

- - - -

Younger worker comes to the lobby. The funeral people are already there, waiting for the urn and departure.

Younger leaves the coffin to the tube's entrance and walks to the black widow. He bows to everyone and gives the urn to widow.

"Thank you ... These are his reminders ?" widow confirms
"Yes mam. A small memory from him." younger responds.

Younger takes a glimpse to the clock on the wall.

"The ship is about to leave. You may go in now." younger instructs the funeral group.
The younger walks back to the coffin. He waits until the group vanishes to the ships' passenger tube.
The younger takes the coffin to the bigger cargo tube near the personnel's tube.

Outdoors the sight ship starts it's engines. Slowly it raises and flies away from the mortuary.

+ + Is this the end ? + +

Isaac and Jack are standing in Isaac's lab.

"Hello Jack. Sorry to hear that Tiffany has disappeared." Isaac begins.
"Yes. No one has seen her after we came from the Moon." Jack responds. "You wanted to see me."
"Yes. Something came up." Isaac with a bit strange voice.
"Something bad." Jack inquiries. "Really bad ?."
"We overestimated the nuclear shelters." Isaac continues.
"Yes. I am all ears." Jack encourages.
"They are made for nuclear wars ... only." Isaac says.
"Nuclear wars ?" Jack tilts his head to left.
"One of my staff member checked the way they were built." Isaac says.
"Poorly built ?" Jack asks.
"In almost by all means. They cannot protect you from nuclear accidents ... and ... radioactive meteor storms." Isaac responds.
"Our own shelters too ?" Jack asks.
"No. But all the others. They are made for around two weeks stay." Isaac responds.
"Just enough time for survive from a small nuclear blast." Jack comments.
"Yes. They for example uses fresh air in ventilation." Isaac explains.
"So the people in the shelters are in as poor condition as the outdoor savages." Jack says.
"Not as bad, but not necessarily okay either." Isaac explains.
"Cannot take and use them here." Jack concludes.
"You should come out from the shelter within two weeks ... Possible that there aren't very many real survivors." Isaac estimates.

Jack walks to window, and looks out. "Shit." he says.
Isaac follows Jack. "Asked that construction teams in Iron City would build a storage for the radiating bodies."
"When ?" Jack asks.
"When we were coming back from Moon. Almost right after I heard about the shelters." Isaac answers. "Didn't tell you earlier .... You haven't been yourself recently."
"Okay" Jack says "What do we do to the people in our shelters ?"
"No idea." Isaac says honestly.

"Is this the end ?" Jack asks sadly.
"Don't know. Challenges are overwhelming." Isaac responds.

After few minutes silence Jack asks. "Would it be possible to open coal mines on Earth"
"It is not going to be easy." Isaac responds.
"Mission impossible ?" Jack asks.
"Almost." Isaac responds.

"Your carbon collectors, how did the prototype work ?" Jack asks.
"You didn't see it ?" Isaac asks.
"Yes, we watched it." Jack responds.
"Well. It went the same way to the very end." Isaac responds.

"The test failed ?" Jack confirms.
"Badly." Isaac responds.

Men stand quietly at the window.
"Absolutely sure, that there aren't any carbon in Moon ?" Jack breaks the silence.
"Well. Small carbon meteors. Few kilos in total ... Maybe. Way too little for us." Isaac answers.

"Long way to Venus." Jack comments.
"Ye-es." Isaac sighs sadly.

The silence continues.
"Think that I'll take a long walk in the park." Jack says.
"Okay. I'll go home soon. Buy then." Isaac farewells Jack.
"Bye" Jack leaves the lab.

+ + Homecoming queens + +

Jack comes back to his penthouse. After he comes to living room, he sees the girls from the office sitting on sofas and chairs.

"Hello everyone ... Are we having a special meeting ... or what is this ... a surprise party ?" Jack asks the girls.
"Doctor's orders." Sophie begins.
"Isaac alerted us to here ... you need your life support." Piper continues.
"He said, that we cannot afford to lose you, during the critical times like we are living." Sophie says.
"I see ..." Jack says, and starts to think something. "You are going to live here with me ?"
"Yes." Lenka answers.

The room gets quiet.

"The doctor's orders ... yes ... you have rooms ?" Jack asks.
"Not yet." Lenka answers.
"The unused rooms were emptied yesterday. Take yours, and bring your stuff to here." Jack says. "My servants will help you."
"Understood. Capitan." Sophie makes honor.

"You want coffee or tea or something ?" Jack asks.
"Not at the moment, we go and check the rooms." Piper answers.
"Later." Lenka responds.
"Okay ... later ... We had a major setback with the rescue project ... I have to work with it." Jack says.

Girls leave the room. Jack opens the big screen and starts to read the reports.

+ + Call to coffee + +

Jack closes the screen and lights a cigarette. Servant comes to living room.
"Coffee, tea and sandwiches are ready."
"Thank you." Jack says.
"Girls are moving here ?" servant asks
"Yes." Jack answers.
"We were thinking ...." servant begins "you do not need us anymore ... are you going to fire us ?"
"No. You can stay if you want .... girls spend their evenings in voluntary works ... just like everyone else in here ... at the moment." Jack begins.
"And ?" Servant asks
"Reserved an apartment for kids' nanny and her husband from Iron City. It is right beside the Robyn's new apartment. Kids probably misses her quite a lot." Jack explains. "If you want to do something else, I am quite sure, that girls will do your jobs."
"Thanks. I'll tell your message to the others ... coffee and snacks are waiting in dining room." servant says "I'll go and ask Girls to coffee."
Servant leaves the room. Jack walks to dining room.

+ + Evening at the roof + +

Jack is sitting at the penthouse's roof. Watching stars, and listening music. Bobbi comes to roof. Jack notices her.
"Thought you went to pack with the others." Jack says.
"I'll go later. Isaac said, that we cannot leave you alone." Bobbi says.
"Yes. Of course." Jack says.

Bobbi sits to the chair, right beside Jack. She watches the stars. "Awesome."
"Yes." Jack agrees. The couple watches the stars in silence.

After few minutes Bobbi asks. "What has happened down there ?"
"We overestimated the capabilities of the shelters. Thought that they would be safe for one year, but they are designed for two weeks stay only. Then they do not have closed oxygen systems. The radiation penetrates into them through the ventilation systems." Jack says.
"People in the shelters are lost too." Bobbi comments.
"Probably yes." Jack says, and continues. "People, who are in our shelters are safe."

"Many people there ?" Bobbi asks.
"Around 2 000." Jack answers.

"We do not have to kill anyone" Bobbi says after a break.
"Yes ... You have a point there ... people are free to die on their own." Jack answers sarcastically.
"Please don't." Bobbi says.
"Okay ... sorry ... Please, do accept my apologies." Jack says.

After a short break Jack continues.
"I have been playing God with the destiny of the people in shelters all evening long." Jack explains.

"We need carbon." Bobbi says.
"Yes." Jack agrees.
"We cannot get coal from Earth .. underground ?" Bobbi says.
"Almost impossible. The surrounding radiation is almost certain to kill all miners. The list from difficulties and risks is almost endless." Jack says.
"And there aren't any in Moon ?" Bobbi asks.
"No. There is nothing. ... It has been examined and estimated from regolith to the core." Jack says.
"What is regolith ?" Bobbi wrinkles her forehead.
"The dust on the surface." Jack explains.

"And there isn't any carbon ?" Bobbi asks.
"We can get water, oxygen, iron and silicon ... but we cannot get carbon from the Moon." Jack says.

"And we cannot gather carbon from the radiating corpses in the shelters." Bobbi says.
"We do not know, if they are dead yet." Jack corrects, and continues. "Also possible, that there are healthy people somewhere."
"Outside our own shelters." Bobbi asks.
"Yes." Jack confirms.

Jack takes cigarettes and offers one to Bobbi.
"I don't smoke." Bobbi says.
Jack lights one to himself.
"Is this the end ... so soon ?" Bobbi says, with tears in her eyes.
"No. We can build a space way to Venus, and bring carbon from there." Jack says.

"Thought it was impossible." Bobbi says.
"It is challenging, but not impossible." Jack says.

"How do you do that ?" Bobbi says.
"We have to vacuum air from Venus' atmosphere." Jack says.
"And that's all ?" Bobbi wonders.
"The average temperatures in Venus are 300 to 400 C. Have to stay in the dark side all the time." Jack explains. "Then we have to build tanks for storing the air into cargo ships' cars space." Jack says.

"Can we separate the carbon from the air in Venus ... you got do it at some place." Bobbi says.
"Good idea, but the machinery is missing. We get the carbon from there as common carbon dioxide ... in here we empty the tanks into new greenhouses. And let the plants do the job for us." Jack says.
"Just like we do to the corpses." Bobbi interrupts.
"Yes ... But the distance to Venus is very long ... and space lifts are slow ... must talk with Isaac, about the separator station near Venus." Jack says.
"How about sight ships. They are fast." Bobbi suggests.
"They cannot go into Venus' atmosphere. But they could be used in the space way. With cargo ships." Jack says.

"Another moon mining system." Bobbi says.
"Possible ... Not running out of cargo stations and vehicles anymore. We have plenty of them." Jack says. "Almost the only things we have plenty of."
"You have to abort the rescue mission." Bobbi says sadly.
"Got stuck to that ... that abortion." Jack confesses. "Have to conquer Fairy Tale castle from the savages. That's for sure. There is so much stuff we need."

The couple gets quiet, music plays quietly in the back..
"A drink ?" Jack asks.
"Yes thanks." Bobbi agrees.
Jack goes to bar, makes drinks for both.

After he comes back, Bobbi says. "You take booze. You were sober for years."
"Not much." Jack answers.

The couple takes slowly their drinks
"You think that carbon collection from Venus succeeds ?" Bobbi asks.
"To tell you the truth ... No idea." Jack answers. "But it is the best solution and hope we have left."
"What happens, if it fails ?" Bobbi asks.
"We try to mine coal from Earth ... If it fails, too. We live here as long as we can. Then we die." Jack answers.
"Everything dies." Bobbi adds, after thinking a while.
"Yes." Jack says.

Bobbi empties her glass. "I'm tired ... going to sleep, do you come with me ?"
Jack raises and leaves the roof with Bobbi.

+ + Plan B + +

Anette, Denise, Isaac and Jack are in the video studio.

"I hate this." Jack says.
"Everybody makes mistakes." Anette comforts.
"We have wasted quite a lot of valuable time and resources." Isaac says.

"People trust you." Denise says.
"Cannot afford to make many mistakes." Jack says.
"After the trust is gone, everything turns into hell." Anette comments.

"Everything ready here ... are you ready ?" director shouts.
The quartet walks to the spot lights, and take their seats.

- - - -

Emergency systems turns the screens on in all over the Space World. Small alerts are played to the people. People start to gather around the screens. Also in fabric factory.
"Heard rumors about some setbacks on Earth." first woman from the group says.
"They play alerts also for happy events." second woman from the group says hopefully.
"The carbon collector test failed completely." a man from the group knows.
Group gathers to screen. And start to wait the broadcast.
"Better to keep all doors open." second man says.
"Doors open for the hope and the future." first woman finalizes the debate.

- - - -

"Dear citizens ... of the Space World." Jack begins. "We are very sorry to inform you about the major setback in our Rescue Project."
"We have overestimated the capabilities of the shelters on Earth." Isaac continues. "They were built long time ago for the nuclear wars."
"They were designed for two weeks stay only." Jack says. "The storm lasted one week. In principle we had one week to save the people. And that week was long time ago."
"What are you saying ?" Denise asks
"We are saying, that there aren't very many people, we can rescue anymore." Isaac answers.

"Didn't they say, that they have food for more than two weeks, year or so ?" Anette asks.
"Yes ... That's what they said." Jack answers. "But the problems are in the way shelters were built."
"They are ventilated with the air from the outdoors." Isaac says. "The ventilation leaks radioactive radiation into the shelter."

"We have lost contact to almost all shelters." Jack says. "First we thought, that they ran out of batteries."
"But now it seems, that they are dead." Isaac says.
"Or turned into savages." Jack says.

"The carbon. Where do we get it now ?" Anette asks.
"From Venus' atmosphere." Isaac answers.

"From Venus ? But we cannot go there for a very long time." Denise says.
"We cannot move to Venus very quickly." Jack corrects. "First expedition and Thunderbird 3 was supposed fly to there after a week."

"Can we stay there and collect carbon ?" Anette asks.
"Yes we can ... As long as we work in the shadows - like thieves ... Away from the direct sunlight." Isaac answers.

"We cannot mine coal from Earth. There is still plenty." Denise says.
"It is the last option we have." Jack continues.
"So. If we cannot collect carbon from Venus ... something goes wrong ... we have still one option left." Denise says.
"Yes." Jack confirms.

"What next ?" Anette asks.
"The rescue project has been cancelled." Isaac answers. "Only the people from the shelters in our castles are rescued and brought to here."
"Around 2 000 people in total." Anette says.

"Everyone, who is capable of doing something, is needed in this new situation." Jack says.

"Everyone is needed, should we start to make kids ?" Anette asks.
"Not before we start to get carbon from somewhere." Isaac answers.
"We run out of food, if carbon deliveries are delayed and the population grows a lot. Currently we have enough energy, carbon and food for everyone." Jack continues the answer.
"We can live forever." Anette comments.
"Yes. With the current population." Isaac continues.
"Living conditions could be better." Jack complains a little.

"Khrmm ... What about the mortuary ?" Denise asks.
"Mortuary continues to recycle people, who dies in Space World." Jack says.
"Before we get the carbon systems going, we have to be very careful with carbon." Isaac continues.
"We cannot afford to waste carbon." Anette says.

"The construction of Iron City continues." Denise begins.
"Yes. Iron City will be the place, where we live and settle down for quite a long time." Jack confirms.
"But the modifications to the cargo stations are over now." Denise says.
"Two cargo stations will be taken to Venus." Jack says. "One for storing carbon, another for living there. They need service and modifications."

"How do we collect and bring carbon to here ?" Anette asks.
"We modify and transfer at least four space lifts to Venus." Jack answers.
"Space lifts operates in Venus' atmosphere." Isaac continues. "They vacuum air to the big pressurized tanks."
"After they get all tanks loaded, they drop the tanks to the cargo station." Jack continues.
"From the cargo station the tanks are transported to Moon with cargo ships." Denise knows.
"In Moon, the tanks are emptied to the big greenhouses." Isaac explains. "90 percent from Venus' atmosphere is carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is easy and safe to move. It does not burn or explode. Building a complicated separator system to Venus would be a waste of time and resources. ... And we are in a hurry with this unexpected carbon problem."

"We convert also few cargo stations to greenhouses." Jack says.
"Why ?" Anette asks.
"Stations can be moved. Easier to play with light. Space City needs carbon, too." Jack answers.
"We have to build the carbon tanks next." Denise says.
"We need quite a many. With the fastest sight ships, the trip to Venus and back takes about one and half month. From a cargo ship the same trip takes around 11 months."  Jack continues.

"Anything else, coming from the garage ?" Anette asks.
"We try to construct new fastest sight ships for the first carbon deliveries ... I mean try .... Mechanics are already searching suitable parts and raw materials from junkyards and old wrecks." Jack answers. "Thunderbird 3 will be a backup for other ships and the people in Venus. It is being equipped with arms, with what it can capture lost ships."

"Was there anything else ?" Denise asks.
"The memorial day for all victims will be the day, when the storm hit Earth." Anette says.

"Jack you talked about building tanks first. How long does it take to get the first convoy to Venus ?" Isaac asks.
"Good question. ... yes, yes ... " Jack thinks about the question. "Little over year ... It takes a year before lifts, cargo ships and stations are near Venus ... They must leave as soon as possible. Thunderbird 3 catches slow ships quickly, it can be used for delivering supplies to the slow ships. ... can make the modifications on the way."
"One year is a long time. How quickly Thunderbird 3 makes the trip ?" Denise asks.
"When it uses atmospheres as breaks, it can use top speed all the time. It can already make the trip in three weeks." Jack composes the answer.
"Would it possible to tow the stations and lifts to Venus ?" Anette asks.
"Possible, not very easy. Space lifts, cargo ships and cargo stations cannot use atmospheres for breaking. Should find a way to stop them. We'll think about it." Jack answers.

"You have lots of time to think ... still something .. anyone ?" Denise asks.

"Yes. Isaac." Jack says and takes a paper to his hand.
"Yes. Jack." Isaac answers.
"You gave a list from the things you want from the castles to Mr. Chin." Jack continues.
"Yes. A list from some stuff I need from the labs." Isaac confesses.
"In the top of the list there are big coffins. You want big coffins from both bases." Jack shows the paper and pictures from the coffins to camera. "What is there in those coffins ?"
"They are the boxes of life - or that's how I call them." Isaac starts. "Those boxes contains seeds from the plants, which are essential for life. Then there are some important small organisms from Earth."
"You have never mentioned the boxes." Jack says.
"You never were not that interested in preserving life." Isaac says.
"Difficulties brings the best from everyone." Jack responds with an old phrase.
"Researching essentials and gathering them into boxes has been my hobby for ages." Isaac explains.

The studio goes quiet.
"We did our best to rescue the survivors on Earth. " Anette breaks the silence.
"We have to think our own future, too." Denise continues.
"After the castles are conquered and their shelters emptied. The actual rescue project is over. Monster and Thunderbird ships will be called back to here." Jack says. " Pinky will continue the rescue project. Pinky searches casual survivors and follows the savages too."

"We will survive." Isaac closes the broadcast.

- - Reactions in the Space World - -

The screens are closed, and people start to walk back to work. Very little was talked about the broadcast.

- - Aftermath in the studio - -

In studio Anette, Denise, Isaac and Jack are still sitting at their places.
"Wonder how it went." Jack says.
"Hopefully they do not get that - Is this the end - feeling." Denise says.
"Think it went just fine." director comes and says. "Considering the circumstances."

"You always mock Mr. Hitler, because he used propaganda. And now you talk and make propaganda by yourself. You talked about carbon collection from Venus, and nothing is done ... or even planned yet." Anette comments.
"Mr. Hitler lied and propaganda was the only thing he did." Jack replies.
"You forgot the Second World War." Denise remarks.
"And the massacres." Isaac joins Denise.
"Well he promised many nice and beautiful things to Germans. And he had no intention to keep his promises." Jack defends.

"The propaganda can be used for good, too." director understands Jack's point of view. "Softening the shocks is very common way to make positive propaganda."
"Yes. Of course .... Just teasing him." Denise says. "We should go and make some Nazi-propaganda from Kindergarten." director jokes.
"Yes, work is waiting for everyone. Thanks for your time." Jack farewells the team. The quartet leaves the studio.

 

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- - Cancellation of rescue project, 2017 - -

Cancellation of the rescue project came to story, after I researched how shelters for nuclear bombings are made. You got to have a completely closed bunker for long term radiation. Soviet space project developed a closed recycling system for Mir stations, if your nuclear shelter does not have such system, long term radiation will kill you. 

Nuclear people often say, that certain amount of gamma radiation do exist on Earth all the time. Natural gamma radiation comes from natural source. Nuclear plants and bombs radiation comes from an artificial element. Although the frequencies are the same, it is possible that qualities of natural and artificial radiation are very different from each other. Much like green led produces green light and red led results into red light.

- - Song Introduction - -

Hello. Boys came. Played a song to you. It is a classic. It is called "Boys 6th Ghost Bongo." Hope you like it.

. . . .

Ghost Bongo is also one of the Music Box melodies. The original name is Music Box 6th.

Due to the sound and style, the song is classified as Lullaby, although the power-play verses in the middle of the song are quite far from lullabies. Name points to the classical nature of the power play verses. And also to the thing, that Tom ( Boys' drummer ) decided to play his part with bongo-drums.

Due to a small accident, the song lasts almost 4 minutes. First we made two power play verses from the song. After that we noticed that the first and the last , smoothly running parts from the song are still missing. So we added them to the 2-verse power-play part.

This melody is surprisingly easy. Pitch variance is only six full notes.