Difference between revisions of "Bad-ass gravity pump"
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Revision as of 22:43, 10 March 2011
| Bad-Ass Gravity Pump | |
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| Type | Pump |
| Inventor | Professor Farnsworth and Bubblegum Tate |
| First appearance | "Time Keeps on Slippin'" (3ACV14)  |
The Bad-Ass Gravity Pump was created by Professor Farnsworth and Bubblegum Tate. It has a basketball at the end of the pump, and took an unknown amount of time to build (implied to be months or years), cost all of the money on Earth, and is used to move stars (3ACV14).
It was attached to the end of the Planet Express ship to move certain stars and contain the release of chronitons, to repair the flow of time and end the time skips plaguing the universe.
Additional Info
Quotes
Tate: Yeah. But is it possible? Moving stars would require one bad-ass gravity pump. And we'd need all the money on Earth to--
[Time skips and Tate and Farnsworth find themselves in the Oval Office. Tate holds a "bad-ass gravity pump proposal".]
Tate: What the--
Farnsworth: Wha?
[They pick up a cheque for "all of Earth's money" that has been signed by Nixon's head.]
Nixon: Here's the funding for your gravity pump. But it damn well better work! We can't spend all of Earth's money every day. Now, how long will it take to build?
Tate: It won't be easy, Nixon. A jim-jam this complex might take months or even--
[Time skips and Tate and Farnsworth are in a large warehouse.]
Farnsworth: Ah, there we are. One gravity pump. [The gravity pump is huge and has a basketball on the end.] Powerful enough to move the stars themselves. Now to begin the arduous task of attaching it to the ship so th--
[Time skips. Farnsworth is in the Planet Express hangar watching the ship take off with the gravity pump attached to the roof.]
Farnsworth: [waving] Off you go, apparently.