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151
We
know
we
haven
t
arrived
at
Sol
,
Captain
.
Kane
spoke
for
the
others
,
who
were
all
eying
Dallas
expectantly
.
We
re
nowhere
near
home
and
the
ship
has
still
seen
fit
to
hustle
us
all
out
of
hypersleep
.
Time
we
found
out
why
.
152
Time
you
did
.
Dallas
agreed
readily
.
As
you
all
know
,
he
began
importantly
,
Mother
is
programmed
to
interrupt
our
journey
and
bring
us
out
of
hyperdrive
and
sleep
if
certain
specified
conditions
arise
.
He
paused
for
effect
,
said
,
They
have
.
153
It
would
have
to
be
pretty
serious
.
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154
Lambert
was
watching
Jones
the
cat
play
with
a
blinking
telltale
.
You
know
that
.
Bringing
a
full
crew
out
of
hypersleep
isn
t
lightly
done
.
There
s
always
some
risk
involved
.
155
Tell
me
about
it
.
Parker
muttered
it
so
softly
only
Brett
could
overhear
.
156
You
ll
all
be
happy
to
learn
,
Dallas
continued
,
that
the
emergency
we
ve
been
awakened
to
deal
with
does
not
involve
the
Nostromo
.
Mother
says
we
re
in
perfect
shape
.
A
couple
of
heartfelt
amens
sounded
in
the
cramped
mess
.
157
The
emergency
lies
elsewhere
specifically
,
in
the
unlisted
system
we
ve
recently
entered
.
We
should
be
closing
on
the
particular
planet
concerned
right
now
.
He
glanced
at
Ash
,
who
rewarded
him
with
a
confirming
nod
.
We
ve
picked
up
a
transmission
from
another
source
.
It
s
garbled
and
apparently
took
Mother
some
time
to
puzzle
out
,
but
it
s
definitely
a
distress
signal
.
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158
Whoa
,
that
doesn
t
make
sense
.
Lambert
looked
puzzled
herself
.
Of
all
standard
transmissions
,
emergency
calls
are
the
most
straightforward
and
the
least
complex
.
Why
would
Mother
have
the
slightest
trouble
interpreting
one
?
159
Mother
speculates
that
this
is
anything
but
a
standard
transmission
.
It
s
an
acoustic
beacon
signal
,
which
repeats
at
intervals
of
twelve
seconds
.
That
much
isn
t
unusual
.
However
,
she
believes
the
signal
is
not
of
human
origin
.
160
That
provoked
some
startled
muttering
.
When
the
first
excitement
had
faded
,
he
explained
further
,
Mother
s
not
positive
.
That
s
what
I
don
t
understand
.