Threshold2005

Lucas Pegg, Dr. Molly Anne Caffrey:
Uh, Lucas, you're the engineer. Any idea what we're seeing here?

Lucas Pegg:
No obvious means of propulsion, no aerodynamic surfaces. My God, look at the way it's folding in on itself. It's almost like we're dealing with some kind of higher-dimensional geometry, maybe a Kaluza-Klein manifold?

Sean Cavennaugh:
English, please.

Lucas Pegg:
It means I just soiled my boxers... just a little bit.

Dr. Molly Anne Caffrey:
Come on, come on.

Lucas Pegg:
I think we're looking at a four-dimensional object in three-dimensional space. You see how it keeps morphing?

Dr. Molly Anne Caffrey:
Yeah.

Lucas Pegg:
I think because we live in a three-dimensional world, you see, we're only capable of seeing part of it.