That'll be all, Mr. Gaeta.
- One more thing. Lieutenant?
Do you have any theories
about what may have caused the accident?
There are many theories at this point,
Madam President.
Do you have a guess?
I tell my officers not to guess.
I prefer to wait until we have fact.
Um-hm. Indulge me.
Take a guess, Mr. Gaeta.
I'd have to say
the most likely explanation is...
that the tank was structurally weakened
during the Cylon nuclear detonation...
during the first attack,
and that caused it to buckle and rupture.
GAETA: But it's too early to say. Sir.
ROSLIN: Interesting.
- Thank you, Lieutenant.
- Back to the matter at hand.
I've ordered an astronomical survey
of nearby stars systems...
- for potential water sources. Colonel?
- Yes, sir.
[Eerie instrumental music]
Chief, take a look at this.
TYROL: What do you got?
CALLY: Not sure.
CALLY: It looks like burn marks
from an explosive.
CALLY: What do you think?
Umm...
[Stammering] It's tough to tell.
It's pretty rusted out.
Optical and x-ray telescopes say
there are five systems...
within our practical jump radius.
All five have planetary bodies
with the potential for finding water...
in either a liquid or a frozen state.
Put together a plan for Raptors
to scout each star system.
- I want the first launch at 17:30.
- Yes, sir.
Colonel, how likely are we
to find water on any of these planets?
Now you want me to guess, I take it.
- Colonel.
- Sir.
My apologies, Madam President.
Difficult day for everyone.
I understand.
Most planets are just hunks of rock
or balls of gas.
The galaxy's a pretty barren, desolate place
when you get right down to it.
ADAMA: Thank you, Colonel.
ROSLIN: The water rationing'll
make our supply problem worse.
ROSLIN: Dr. Baltar, please share the results
of your study.
I've calculated the rate of consumption
regarding basic foodstuffs...
for the civilian population.
BALTAR: This is based on information
available to me at the time.
The current civilian population of 45,265...
will require, at minimum...
82 tons of grain, 85 tons of meat...
119 tons of fruit, 304 tons of vegetables...
- and 2.5 million JPs of water.
- Is that per month?
Per week.
[Thunder rumbling]
HELO: They found your Raptor.
A few or a lot?
HELO: That's what you get
for coming back for me.
BOOMER: Frack.
HELO: Yeah.
I was sure they didn't track me coming in.
- I know.
- I set the jiggers to pulse.
HELO: I'm sure you did.
I didn't set off any detection grids,
any dradis sweeps, or pingers.
- Never send a pilot to do an ECO's job.
- I can do your job.
I guess that's why the toasters are crawling
all over our ride out of here.
HELO: I don't suppose there's a Plan B.
Plans B, C, D and E are the same as Plan A.
Get off the planet and get back to the ship.
Come on.
Where are we going?
BOOMER: Don't ask questions.
Just follow your pilot.
Yes, sir.
Umm...
So far we've found five discrete
detonation points in the tank...
and we believe that there may be a sixth.
I've suspected due to the size
of the residual scoring...
and the burn points...
that we are dealing with a G-4 type explosive.
So I've requested a spot check
of all inventory...
from the master-at-arms
and she indicated to me...
that there are six detonators missing
from a small-arms locker...
in the port flight pod.
So one detonator may still be
unaccounted for.
Have the master-at-arms post guards
at all small-arms lockers immediately.
It's already done, sir.
She also has opened an investigation...
into who may have had access to that locker.
However, due to spotty record-keeping...
and lax internal security procedures
since the attack...
she believes that we may never know
who took the detonators.
[Tense instrumental music]
[Both whispering]
ADAMA: Chief, thank you very much.
Everyone except for Col. Tigh,
Capt. Adama, and Dr. Baltar...
are now released.
ADAMA: Please remember:
this briefing is strictly