Signal broadcasting at full strength, sir.

His gps just went offline.

Their signs were low, but they ain't dead.

I can use it to trace the signal back to the original source.

A green light is on.

Soong's transponder signal. It's dead.

We can take the neuron on the left and tickle it with an electrical stimulus, zap! zap! zap!, we make it fire.

Too much of a hurry to send a Mayday?

Now the traditional way to solve this problem is by using satellites.

So if we take two types of signals a hunger signal for example.

Kurt Bollacker and Alexander Rose designed a radically wireless station.

Start off on the green light.

The explosion may have disrupted their com signal.

I need you to get the make and serial number of that monitor.

Something is interfering with the R6 signal from the human mother's body.

We do need the market incentives CO2 tax, cap and trade something that gets that price signal out there.

signal

The signal...

Is that signal?

I'm almost on top of the signal.

kid, get in the chair! just get in the chair, all right?

Hopefully there're some clone ships within range.

You give it a slightly stronger input still not very interesting.

Signal plotter

What, did we lose the signal?

You sent out a distress signal. Recovery team picked you up... at a warehouse.

You have to put in hundreds of microscopic wires to record from little tiny individual neurons ordinary fibers that put out tiny signals that are microvolts.

Now, it works just like a regular phone.

You fuckass game

A transporter signature?

And she ran through a red light too!

I'm not detecting a Council transponder signal.

Not unless you include jaywalking and indecent exposure.

All right, then find a communications room and send out a distress signal.

But that's not the whole story, because there are signals, electrical signals, that travel along the branches of neurons and chemical signals that jump across from branch to branch.

Now what would be the language we have to talk to the gut brain that its signals are so strong that the big brain cannot ignore it?

It's very interesting. Very undemocratic receptor.

It'll pick you up, and then we're going to call your doctor, tell him about it.

You send it a signal, and, uh itit triggers the bomb remotely.

It was probably on for a long time.

And what are they gonna do without the old man here to lead them?

The traffic signal is green.

Destination Numbers

Any beacon activity?

See, red light?