A loud scream erupted from the room, a scream that would've interrupted anyone there to see it. But as the echo faded and only a few other cheers resounded through the room, it remained silent.

Chris came running down the stairs and just couldn't help but smile. He clapped his hands and shook his fist in victory. He had made significant progress in his plan to combat the monstrosity approaching in space. He grabbed around in his backpack until he found the camera. Another convenience was that the battery didn't seem to die down. And after entering a store one day he had enough memory cards to film for eternity. "Close to it, at least." he thought amused. He put the camera down on the table, turned it on and sat in front of it.

"What's up lads. Today has been, I can't say it differently, fantastic. Remember the last time I uploaded a video and showed myself flying around in that gravity chamber? Well, today, I brought my gear with me. I reconstructed a small miniature of Planet Space and the explosives I developed for this exact purpose. And guess what?" he asked, waiting a few seconds to build up the anticipation.

"It worked! Exactly what I hoped for. This is, of course, all assuming that the same rules apply in actual space, but for the sake of it I'll stick with that assumption. The rock cracked and the explosives sort of evaporated, but the pieces didn't go flying. It seems like movement is only capable if in some way I initiate the process. The rock cracked but stayed in place. No rocks crashing into Earth, it seems. So yeah, all I have to do now is basically" he put up a finger, " 1: Get into space. So I'll have to build a rocket. I guess I'll have to learn how to do that. Then" he put up another finger, "I'll have to let Planet Space explode. I'm not exactly sure how I'm going to be able to blow up a rock which probably weighs like a quintillion pounds. It will have to be a huge explosive... I might have to make a nuke. I don't know, I'll sort that out... later... And then, lastly" he put up another finger, "I have to get rid of the entire mass of blocks to make that when the time stop comes to an end, everyone stays alive instead of dying by cause of raining rocks. Cus, you know, that'd be a bummer after all that effort. All in all, seems like a piece of cake. I'll get back to you in a bit."