Fireball XL5

- Ok, Venus? - Ok, Steve.

Okay, come on!

Lieutenant Ninety, send a general warning.

This is an emergency. - Yes, Mr.

Space Patrol Space City.

Calling all tracking stations.

Emergency. One priority. Wait.

I repeat, wait.

Canaveral, entendido.

Woomera rocket fire, waiting.

Okinawa waiting. - Jodrell Bank waiting.

What you want with it, sir?

As I feared Ten Ninety. A missile.

According to the computer,

he is carrying a bomb planeatômica.

Powerful enough to destroy the earth.

Check the exact position of the missile.

and send one of our spacecraft intercept it.

We'll see.

Sector 25

É o Fireball XL5, Steve Zodiac.

Well, Robert, we are on the way home after all.

Way home. Way home.

Way home. Way home.

Way home.

I mean, I always forget. You're just a robot.

Diga, Venus.

How is our lovely expert

in space medicine?

Thank compliance, Steve,

but you need to eat something.

I'll make something right now.

I love your French dishes.

What's on the menu for today?

Blue pills, pink pills,

Or those wonderful capsules do you do?

Boy, I'll be glad to return to Earth and eat a steak!

Calling navigation control.

Diga, Prof. Matic, como estamos indo?

We are on time?

Well Steve, we are approaching the Blue 15-0 position.

And I'm registering 14G Moon.

14 G da Lua?

This can only mean one thing.

O que Professor?

He, he, he! Está na hora de comer.

Hey, you gave me a fright.

I thought it was something important.

City Space for Fireball.

Planeatômico missile approaching Earth.

Position 24-0 red.

Intercepts-o. Repito, has cut-o.

Vamos XL5.

Abandon routine procedures.

Intercepting enemy missile.

Armando all warheads. Waiting for course instruction.

Steve.

where the missile is heading?

According to Space City he is heading for Earth.

We have to stop it!

He is carrying a warhead planeatômica.

Planeatômica a warhead?

But Steve, this is a million times stronger

a hydrogen bomb.

You're right. Our only chance is to blow it up in space,

as far as possible from Earth.

Professor is tracking the missile?

He's handing me the position right now.

Okay, I'll help you right now.

Ok, Venus. Marksmanship.

Steve, go to 1-8-4-0 Blue.

Right. All ready warheads.

Shoot starboard side drivers.

I understood.

Ok, Professor.

We are on course. Maximum speed.

Certo, Steve.

I'm moving to the telescope radar.

The radar telescope, Venus.

Radar telescope on. - I found him!

Alcance 24-25, Steve,

we must launch interceptors in maximum range.

This way we will be protected from radiation

when blasting.

Right teacher. Preparing front interceptors.

I understood.

Fireball XL5 is close to the target.

Como estamos indo, Professor?

To the extent now, Steve.

- Prepare o interceptador. - Preparado.

Alcance 2400. G taxa 2.

2400. G taxa 2.

UHF master system orientation.

UHF master system orientation.

Ten seconds.

Ten seconds, Steve.

Understood. Waiting to correct the course.

Six seconds to the release, five,

four, three,

two, one,

zero and launch.

What happened? The interceptor exploded before reaching the target.

It was destroyed by microwave.

Must have a crew on board.

It is - a suicide crew.

Interceptor two. - Roger that, Interceptor two.

Venus, connect the scrambler radius.

I will do this, Professor.

Ten seconds.

He did it! - Well done, Steve.

Are you okay? - Great, Commander. And now?

Steve, computers traced as the source

Missile, the planet 46.

Sector 25 has its face ...

Good luck Steve. - Understood.

Marking or Planet 46 course to investigate.

Hey, how about some coffee, Venus? I think we deserve.

I am happy to have Robert as co-pilot.

How long before we get to Planet 46?

Oh, it will take a few days.

I ... I suggest that we rest as much as possible.

We do not know what awaits us when we arrive.

Hey, that coffee?

Oh, my, sorry, I'm a fool.

I forgot.

Fireball XL5, here is the Space City.

According to our calculations, you are approaching

do planeta 46.

Space City, we are entering orbit.

We call again when we make the recognition.

Come on.

Enable the retro-rockets. - Okay, Steve. Enabling retro.

All right, Steve. We are in orbit.

Robert is in the control center.

You are free to go.

Okay, Professor. Venus and I'll take a look.

If you need help, the call.

I'll be waiting, Steve.

Take care of Venus. We do not want to miss

our Dr. in space medicine.

Of course teacher. He held the seat belt?

Belt closed. - Here we go.

Steve, do you really think that missile was launched

this planet?

Venus Well, that's what the computer says.

We have no proof that there is life on Planet 46,

even if the atmosphere.

What worries me Steve, is that computers

CIty of Space seldom err.

That's why we're here.

Let's drop the belts and investigate with our Jetmoveis.