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9:45 Having just almost run out of O2, why not move your ship to be closer to your destination, rather than legging it all the way back? In fact, you're generally better off staying in your ship as long as possible (like, at the start of the loop, follow the column of sand looking for the towers *in your ship*, so you don't waste minutes of O2 just running around the equator, and your ship will be in the right place when you get out). 10:58 🤣 17:56 Regarding finishing the main game before or after tackling Echoes of the Eye: it's really up to you. Either way works. Just make sure that if you do finish the main game first, continue with the same save when you come back to the DLC. If it helps you decide, I will tell you that if you complete the main game first, you'll be going into the DLC with foreknowledge that your Hearthian wouldn't actually have. OTOH, if you do it that way around you'll get to see what difference completing the DLC makes to the end of the game. 18:36 You keep doing that. You forget that you're in a time loop. Everything in the solar system starts in the same state whenever you wake up (except for the direction that the probe is fired in), so if it was safe to fly directly to the Twins once, it will be safe every time. 44:17 "I have a feeling this is just going to be a copy of the communications from..." - not a copy. This is the other side of the communication. Yarrow was in the Ash Twin Project here, having conversations with Nomai at the various sites. It's like if you text chat with someone on your mobile phone, the other person will have the mirror of the conversation on their mobile too. 52:44 No, the music is different. Very different.

Again. I think it would be good to read over your notes more for things that are confusing you. They are pretty good about summarizing the important stuff. 🥰

"First, the sun station will prompt the sun to explode..." if you take all that information and write it out on a piece of paper as a timeline, including the 22 minute time travel, that might help you understand. Although if you recorded this on Thursday, possibly you mulled it over since then. In the video you used the word "predestined" but is that true? The spacetime-breaking ending does screw with trying to understand the game. In the high energy lab experiment, your scout nears the black hole, exits the white hole, but you recall the scout before it can enter the black hole. How did the scout exit the white hole, then? Paradox! Spacetime breaks! Kazoo ending! However, if we imagine that your memories being sent back each loop as a piece of paper containing the information from that time loop... we are breaking spacetime in exactly the same way every loop. It shouldn't matter if information goes back in time some other way such as radio waves, because we still change the circumstances every loop that led to that information being created in the first place. I'm not sure if that is tripping you up, but I consider the "spacetime breaking" to be a joke - nothing is predestined, and you can change the past. Even if we justify that "information" is somehow OK, and things _are_ predestined, well, the Nomai probably wouldn't have known that anyway when making their plans.

7:13 Yay! I'm so glad you managed to share your discoveries with Riebeck! It's so gratifying to see such a timid Hearthian get so excited about you meeting Solanum. And, yes, their comment about it being lucky the Hearthians hadn't evolving to live on land at the time the Interloper arrived does mean what you thought. You can actually test the hypothesis on Gabbro's island, which has ghost matter on it and takes a dip underwater when it falls back into the ocean after being lifted by a cyclone. 10:14 "I feel like it's plausible that Hollow's Lantern's activity has picked up too" - another excellent hypothesis! You should go have a closer look at the volcanic moon and see if you can find any evidence for that. 19:11 👍 1:06:35 I don't want to discourage you, but this was a brute-forced solution to finding the Vessel. You've done the equivalent of reaching the Sun Station by flappy-birding through the cactus plants with your jetpack, instead of timing it so you can serenely walk over them on the sand. The intended way to find the Vessel is to find the Nomai graveyard (as you did), shoot your Little Scout through the seed (as you did), and then *leave your scout on the Vessel* and just get back into your ship and follow the scout's signal. It would have led you to the red node, so drifting past the three anglerfish at the entrance is still a requirement, but once you're past them you just follow the signal straight to the node leading to the Vessel.

Yay! So happy to see our Hearthian getting a little better marshmallow. 😜 Still needs to be toasted a little longer to start getting golden.

I'm really glad it's you and not me playing this game, I could not deal with that many jumpscares. It's easier when I'm not the one whose nerves make the difference, you know? It's really interesting that the supernovas aren't all caused by Nomai meddling, though. And I'm excited to see what you find out next time!

Do you know there is a marker system on the ship computer that lets you mark locations you have been to previously on your HUD? Also you missed the song. In the credits after breaking spacetime.

I can see! picture looks much better now haha

2:20 "But they've posed an interesting question." - Oh dear. I suspect that they already know the answer to their "innocent" interesting question full well. 5:54 "Oh, right, this is blocked off" - indeed, you can't get in that way, but you *could* have used it to orient on the short-cut entrance you're hunting for, since both this entrance and that one open into the same space. 39:01 "So this is going to take a lot of coordination" - you seem to have forgotten that adding more energy to the warp cores increases the duration of the negative interval. 44:51 And there you go. I'm reminded of when my kids were younger, and my son "innocently" suggested to his younger sister who was playing (pre-1.0) Minecraft that she put down a bed in her newly-constructed safe haven in the brand new Nether biome... 45:11 Oh no! After spending all that time to get that ending, you skipped the unique music and credits! 54:00 All this searching around blindly in Dark Bramble - sigh. You're missing a straightforward way to locate the Vessel without exploring. 55:52 "Are you sure whatever you're doing is worth it?" - Ah, I see that you've played Subnautica 😁 "Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?" 56:15 Yup, you're discovering that you always emerge from a "seed portal" at the same trajectory, no matter what angle you enter. 1:10:23 "Ok, so this... it looks like this may be an exception" - An exception to what? I don't understand what you're trying to test here. You perturbed the Anglerfish inside the red node so they chased you right at the entrance to the zone trying to eat you, and they're still there when you came back. Were you expecting them to return to their original positions or something?

Yay! I caught up! Gonna watch this after getting some food. 45:00 It's fun watching you trying to break spacetime with a millisecond gap. I was wondering if that was possible. Too bad you skipped past the ending though once you finally got it to work. 50:00 I would suggest going back to your notes about the escape probe in Dark Bramble.

Remember the game pauses most of the time you are reading text, so you don't have to rush unless the loop is about to end.

52:15 I'm really impressed. Most people slip out the airlock, bounce off the other side, and fall into the sun their first time.

49:51 eat your what? OwO

Lol. That start with you force feeding your hearthian burnt marshmallows. 🤣 Imo they taste better if you never put them in the fire, and instead just get them close enough to slowly heat until golden caramelized.

Dramatic slomo reveal. +1

Lol! That ending though. Perfect aim.

It's hard to watch you continue to use your engines by the fish even when you know that they are blind and hear you. 🤣 But I guess that's how fight or flight works.

Aww. You didn't step into the normal cyclonic model. 45:50

Anglerfish chow is tradition.

I also had trouble getting into the ash twin project too.

110-54 = 56 loops

Lol at that attempt to land on the sun! 🤣

33:55 lol! Watching your ship go by.

I love the titan submersible video pop up at 1:06. I follow so many nerd channels like that. 🤣

I really love your channel image! It's so cute. Cuttlefish have the best eyes.

"I made it 20 minutes that time. I'm proud of myself." 😁 24:37

Great first episode I cant believe you almost missed that right at the end! I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your contemplations and I think your background will make this an awesome playthough to watch. Its very dark though for some reason?

"How can the Eye be older than its creator" -- did the Eye perhaps get launched backward in time past the beginning of thr universe by some unimaginably powerful version of the blackhole/whitehole time-tunneling effect? ...is that perhaps related to all the other supernovas, if one supernova gave power to send something back 22 minutes?

Re: cooking marshmallows - just hold it off to the side, instead of sticking it over the highest point of the flame. 8:00 "Oh, wait, you know what, I am... smart" - you say, before leaving without filling up your oxygen at the quantum potted tree there after getting a 3 minute O2 warning? 😁 Re: the Nomai being trapped in the Sunless City when Ember Twin filled up with sand - yeah, I guess. They did have exits to the surface which wouldn't have been broken and/or filled with cacti back then, but I think most of them are covered by sand at the peak sand level. Oh, wait, the "secret" exit to the surface near the gravity cannon remains sand-free I think, and back then it was presumably a more traditional doorway, before it was collapsed by a rockfall. 15:42: "My Kingdom for Subnautica's Cyclops' radar, where it shows if there's anything mean and nasty around you" - well, you don't have that, but you *do* have a Little Scout that you can launch ahead of you to take photos along your planned route... 18:22 "Ok... cool... hey, big spinning rock thing" - it's never explained that I know of, but my theory is that the big spinning rock thing is a piece of the original planet the Bramble destroyed that ended up inside the Dark Bramble extradimensional maze. 35:40 etc - this is much easier if you put your little scout in the room you want to get into, so when you're upstairs you have a HUD marker of where you want to go. 41:04 - oh, cool, of course that would happen. Pretty much every playthrough I've seen (including when I played the game myself) has just jetpack-hopped over the intact sections of floor to get through here, but of course you could also wait for the sand to cover up all the Ghost Matter on the bottom floor. 56:29 Praise the Sun! I don't remember if you've talked to Slate about his auto-pilot, but you definitely should! 😁 Re: the discussion in the other comments about finishing the base game before or after digging into the Echoes of the Eye DLC - yeah, either way is fine, so choose freely. I personally chose to complete the base game first, and then did the DLC, and was glad to see "behind the curtain" to see what differences completing the DLC made, but YMMV. The game certainly handles it whichever way you do it. The only thing I will add is, if you finish the base game first, I'd recommend not starting a fresh game (i.e. creating a new slot) to do the DLC, just carry on with your existing save. Also, I do recommend the DLC - it has a bit of a different tone (a bit scarier), but it's great, and a worthy expansion to the base game.

I'd agree with justin on this one about the vessel or ash twin, however when it comes to the dlc I'd say it's gotta be personal choice, it's a decently long dlc but I'd imagine it'll be cool to do it before rather than after, but I personally did it after the main game since when I finished it originally the dlc hadn't been released yet, and it was still awesome, so it's perfectly fine to do the main game first If you wish to do the dlc first however, the hint is check out the radio tower at timber hearth

Looks like the last two things in your log are the Vessel and the Ash Twin Project, either is fine but I recommend trying to find the Vessel first. I think you also have the DLC installed. There are arguments to be made for doing the DLC first, or completing the main game first. It's maybe slightly more interesting to do the DLC first. However, personally I would find this annoying... you would basically be putting the main game on pause, and then going to play the whole other DLC... I feel this would delay catharsis on the main game. But if you are patient and feeling up to it, you might prefer to do the DLC first.

So the probe tracker remembers how many probes have been launched, which means the technology persists and "remembers" through the loops -- which makes sense because the Ash Twin memory statues also persist. So assuming you had 56 loops, which sounds about right given how many times you've died plus fifteen episodes at roughly 2-3 loops each, then it sounds about right that the probe which found the Eye originally launched on day 1. Which to me implies two things. One, the probe reaching the Eye is causing the loop -- I suspect either the probe itself counts as an observer (is that what you were implying by saying the probe might be what's attached to the third statue, rather than a live Nomai?), and two, the reason the probe goes off in a different direction at the beginning of every loop is that the Eye is orbiting and the cannon is now synced to point toward it all the time. So breaking the loop might require preventing the cannon from knowing where to fire. I don't know how that would tie into the 22 minute loop though. It didn't sound like the Nomai talking about using the top power setting on the probe cannon were also talking about sending the same probe back in time -- although I can't remember any of the Nomai's names consistently, so I don't know if those two conversations were between different sets of scientists. But if the loop only started after the first 3 million odd probe launches, the Nomai discussing how to go back in time 22 minutes can't be trying to get back to before the start of the loop in order to stop the probe cannon from firing... although that might be what *you* eventually have to do? Maybe? I don't know a thing about this game and I'm not usually good at figuring out what game devs want me to deduce.

Yay! You finally visited the launch module! As you discovered, it was right there the whole time. Oh, and you got to the Probe Tracking module too 😉 For the white-hole (receiving) warp pads, the return warp only charges after you warp *to* them from a black-hole warp pad (the ones on Ash Twin, or the one at White Hole Station). And you have to step off first, before the return warp will become active. But once you step off, the return warp will immediately charge, and remain available until used. You remembered there was an issue with the warp pads for the two Hourglass Twins, but don't seem to quite recall the specifics of was discussed. Perhaps you should re-visit the Black Hole Forge to read it again, or at least revise your ship log write-up of that location. BTW, there's a second way to work out where the warp towers on Ash Twin lead. The first way is what you learned in the High Energy Lab, that they resemble their destination (e.g. a geyser mountain for Timber Hearth, a cyclone for Giant's Deep). But if you think about what a systematic and scientific people like the Nomai would have done, when designing and building a big equatorial structure with towers that correspond with the astral bodies of the solar system, what order do you think they would have laid out the towers? The tallest tower at the start of the downhill ramp corresponds to the sun (station), so then comes...

I watched your video away from my keyboard, so no timestamped item-by-item comment from me today. Regarding which of the Travellers might be interested in what you have learned: most of them tell you what they're interested in, e.g. Gabbro says "if you learn anything new about the time loop, let me know". Riebeck is the one who asks you to inform them "if you learn anything about the Nomai". And at the end of the video, you found Riebeck's surface campfire that appears right above them, and then just kept going instead of heading down to talk to them? I'm not sure if you really understood what happened when you made it through the Interloper. The solution wasn't to just go really fast and hope you survived passing through ghost matter. After getting to the upper area, you were assuming that there were two distinct tunnels you had to commit between, but if you'd actually *taken photos* with your little scout after launching it, rather than just watching whether it passed through a hazard, you would have seen that there were two short tunnels, then an open area, then two short tunnels again. You could also have just slid slowly along the ice with your scout launcher in photo mode taking photos so you could see where the ghost matter was as you travelled. You had to take the right-hand tunnel of the first pair and the left-hand tunnel of the second pair. I played Outer Wilds and Echoes of the Eye using keyboard and mouse. Dark Bramble is perfectly navigable using keyboard. The variable thrust of the controller does mean you can gently back off when you see an anglerfish, but when you're navigating by signalscope and checking out lights with the little scout, I didn't tend to bump into them unexpectedly. I checked my path, blasted forward at full thrust for a second or so, and then coasted at a reasonable speed.

17:30 When you play with the high energy lab, what do you think would happen if you unplug the warp core after your scout exited the white hole but before it entered the black one?

I haven't finished the video so maybe you already did everything on Giant's Deep and don't need to go back, but it might be a handy mnemonic to remember that the tornado where the spin goes to your right is the right one

"I don't know that I can talk enough to fill this silence" -- back when I was streaming Mass Effect 1, with all the driving around uncharted planets in the Mako (my beloved), I wound up reciting random poetry to fill the dead air. I know a *lot* of poetry, and there was a lot of dead air XD

10:51 "It looks like these doors auto-close behind me" - they're airlocks. They're big spheres with one opening, and they rotate the opening around from one side to the other, ensuring that you can't open both doors at once. 10:58 "And we're going to go to..." - the launch module? 23:20 You proved the concept at least 😆But yeah, on foot is probably not the best way to find it. 25:38 The little globe on the left shows you're just moving around the equator. The equator that Ember Twin orbits above. So, not really improving the situation 😃 31:10 "Times when a sprint would be very helpful" - that's what the jetpack is for! 42:51 "... every problem in Outer Wilds seems to be solvable with either time or looking away" - while there are certainly time-based and quantum solutions to several problems, it's by no means the solution to every problem. You're standing there looking up at an unexplored area. 50:39 "I guess it was waiting for me to finish holding my breath." - as you learned in the Black Hole Forge, warp towers activate when they align with the center of the corresponding astral body, not the target warp platform. You had to wait for the center of the sun to be directly overhead, not the Sun Station. 58:06 If you check your solar system map, you can see the Sun Station get swallowed up around the 11 minute mark (like you can see the Interloper's orbit intersect with the expanded sun at around the 18 or 19 minute mark). It's deliberate on the designers' part, but I still think it's neat that the puzzle to get into the tower on Ash Twin (waiting for the sand to be low enough to get inside but high enough that you can get across the cacti) means players pretty much always get to the Sun Station with about the same amount of time left. I've seen Let's Plays where they took a long time to get down to the bottom area though, and get to the readout only to see they have less than 10 seconds left before the station is destroyed 😁 1:01:26 You don't navigate Dark Bramble by memory, you navigate it by signalscope. Follow the harmonica. 1:19:02 "I'm assuming that they didn't find anything interesting" - why would you assume anything, when you're *right there* and could actually go where he said he was going?

Nice video 👍

Super bummer. OBS is not your friend at the moment, eh? Thanks for recreating this key moment using your audio. 9:12 "So it said I have to be on the north pole to see the sixth location" - what Bells actually said was "to *explore* the sixth location, the shrine must be on the moon's north pole." So, yeah, to explore (i.e. get out of the shrine) it had to be at the north pole, because every other location has rock blocking the exit. But once you're out of the shrine at the sixth location, you can then explore all over (as much as is accessible, anyway). 21:40 I'm sorry, did you say _not_?? 😢*Edit:* Oh, wait, you're responding to "I hope you won't mind if I think of you as a friend", so your "absolutely the f not" isn't you saying "I don't want to be your friend", it's "I don't mind you thinking of me as a friend"? 31:55 Oh, you never went inside the Launch Module? I had forgotten that.

19:10 Yay! Well done! And now I can finally clarify for you that the Quantum Moon *did not* kill you back in episode 6. You approached the Quantum Moon as it was orbiting around the Twins, switched to your landing camera (which meant you looked away from the moon, and it quantumed away to a different planet), and then in your confusion you re-oriented on the sun through the landing camera, and carefully lowered your ship down into the sun and died. Because the landing camera is black-and-white, the sun looked a bit like the same grey as the Quantum Moon, but you can see (in episode 6 at the 6 minute 30 mark) the solar flares through the camera, and the Sun Station just orbiting out of view to the bottom right. The Quantum Moon itself doesn't kill you (that was the misapprehension I said you were laboring under), it just zaps away whenever you try to land on it without using the Rule of Quantum Imaging. 20:43 "Also, whose [little] scout is that?" - umm, it's yours 😆 You fired it into the Quantum Moon, remember? Things always arrive on the south pole, so the scout landed there. 21:15 Ah, there you go 😁 28:50 Oh, wow, big brain moment! You just saved yourself a stressful journey trying to navigate the lakebed cave to a more direct hint that quantum entanglement requires darkness before the rising sand crushes you. Well done again! (Although the place with the more direct hint is the "something more to explore" in your log, and it seems the rock won't take you there if you've not gone there the manual way - I just fired up the game and tried in a fresh profile, and it didn't go there after dozens of tries - which is disappointing) 39:05 "Oh, hey, are you going directly into the sun, by chance?" - a comet's tail always points away from the sun, no matter its direction of travel, so the tail swivels to point away from the sun as it orbits around. I mean, technically yes, the Interloper does always get swallowed up by the sun late in the loop as the sun expands into the red giant stage, but seeing it near the sun with its tail pointing away from the sun doesn't necessarily mean you've reached that moment. 49:14 "How you doing, bud?" - while "bud" isn't specifically a gendered term, you saying it prompts me to note that Solanum is she/her. 50:57 Trying to locate the Quantum Moon in the system map doesn't really work, because it will move again when you close the map and thus stop observing it. You really just need to try to find it by eye through your cockpit window. Or you can park yourself near a world you know it can orbit, and spin around until it shows up. 1:13:37 Poor Hearthian, always getting burnt marshmallows 😁 You must have gotten the "Mmmm, Carcinogens" achievement by now, although I don't recall it coming up in a video. 1:13:41 The reason your hatchling makes that noise after eating the marshmallow is because they don't like them burnt, you know. Try cooking it without sticking it into the flames. 1:22:29 "Interesting that Solanum doesn't seem to move" - are you sure about that? Maybe try looking away and back a few times. 1:26:56 🤣

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Sorry to hear you have a family member in hospital! I hope things get better soon. 15:11 Yay, you used photo mode! This is exactly the sort of place where you want to use it. You can imagine how annoying it would have been if you tried to do the trials in this tower by firing your scout. 21:29 I wonder if the game is a bit imprecise with your field of view, and it thinks you can still see the bottom places where the crystals can appear, so they can't move there? It seemed like a crystal should have appeared there with all the tries you did. 47:12 What a view to see in your landing camera! 🤣 51:14 "So there is a way down there... Feldspar won't tell me the way down there because that's cheating. Bastard" - I mean, they did suggest you do something "on a *completely unrelated* note" immediately after you asked, so they are helping, in their own way. 55:22 When the foley guy does their job too well...

Yay! The colours are right! Things are visible, and the purples are purple! Are you able to fix the older videos too, or is the problem baked into the footage you captured? 13:28 I'm getting stressed - it's so easy to accidentally recall your scout if you have the launcher in your hand. I'm going "Put away the scout launcher. Put away the scout launcher." 13:39 Wow, I thought that broke the gravity ring corridor thing for a moment! But it was just smoke. And, yay, you put away the scout launcher :) 25:47 "Ok, so, that was not quite as useful as I expected" - Maybe not useful, but it is delightful that you can have all those conversations about ways you've died with Slate 😁 29:56 You can get more height with the jetpack if you coordinate thrusting with a jump. 31:44 "I don't think she's fallen through yet, 'cos she's not a ridiculous amount of distance out" - well, that and the fact that the surface integrity reading is still non-zero. 36:42 "Why is that part just stuck now?" - I think that was Statue Island, not part of the orbital probe cannon. You could zoom in with your signalscope to get a better look (*edit* you actually started doing that more later in the video, yay!) 38:13 "I wonder if it's taking light years into account?" - my impression is no, Outer Wilds seems to use a Newtonian model of physics, where light has an infinite speed. Well, Newtonian except for the quantum shenanigans. 40:01 And there it goes, 0% surface integrity. 41:19 You can't really "land" if you're floating in free-fall... 45:15 "Ok, well this is not telling me how I land on it without it killing me" - you are laboring under a misapprehension. Perhaps you should just try landing on the Quantum Moon again, since if it kills you, that has no real consequence to someone in a time loop. 55:34 "Let me know if there's something I missed at the Tower of Quantum Knowledge" - no, you got everything there. FYI, your ship log will tell you if "there is more to explore here". There is no projection stone inside the Tower for that writing wall, although you can find the other side of the last conversation that was sent there elsewhere on Brittle Hollow (you might have even already done so, I can't remember). 1:03:44 Congratulations! That was well reasoned. 1:09:46 Also congratulations on fully exploring the Forge before doing this! So many play-throughs, I've seen people warp to the the Black Hole Forge District, go "yay!", and then immediately jetpack to get around slightly quicker, forgetting that they're hanging upside-down and need to stay glued to the gravity-bending ceiling 😆 1:24:25 "Meditate until next loop" - yup, congratulations, you've unlocked one of the only "abilities" that you gain during the game! The only other thing being learning the various signalscope frequencies. BTW, it would be good to have a look at your ship log. It really helps people orient themselves as to what stage a play-through is up to, and you can double-check your pen-and-paper to-do list against any question marks or locations marked with "there is more to explore here" that the ship log is displaying.

Yeah, the anglerfish being blind is making me wonder if you could turn off the ship engines and silently coast on by. Is that a function?

I bet meditating with Gabbro is available as a deliberate way to restart the loop if you screwed up and don't want to take the rest of the 22 minutes. Given that all these planets are like 3km in diameter, I strongly doubt the game is doing anything that involves accounting for the travel time of light, yeah. All the quantum stuff is probably confusing enough already. I didn't really follow any of what you were trying to do with sending the Scout through the black hole without you, but it's really interesting seeing how you think about and interpret the game. (I would Not enjoy playing it myself, between the heights and the suffocation and the fall damage, but it's a fascinating game!)

One thing to remember that I think you haven't used very much if at all is that your camera has a photo mode in addition to a launch mode, it's just not selected by default. It's helpful for navigating ghost matter since you don't have to fire it and sort of try to remember where the ghost matter was, you can just take a picture and see exactly where you can go. Obviously not super useful before you enter a tunnel that you're not sure about.

2:36 Alas, no, the colour/brightness of this video is worse - back to as bad as it looked in the first few videos, before you turned up the gamma. Everything looks super orange, and the elevator energy ring things at 2:30 definitely appear blue, not purple. Sorry! 3:18 "Here, comet comet comet comet" - I mean, you could open up your system map and lock on to it, and then the HUD would point you at it 😁 Choosing your destination and locking on to it before you even lift off makes navigation a lot easier (and you get to learn where everything is when you launch straight away - Giant's Deep up, the Twins to the left, Brittle Hollow to the right, Dark Bramble on the far side of the sun). Ah, you got there eventually 👍 8:30 Flashlight plz. 33:56 I struggled with this bit too. It helps to fire your scout around to light up dark corners. 55:45 I think that is in fact your ship, from which you're watching the scout come past 😆