:24:14
Start to increase pressure.
:24:21
We're coming down. Watch your ears.
:24:36
What a hop.
:24:41
Start rubbing it hard.
:24:45
Aeroembolism.
:24:47
Feels like a duffle bag full of jelly.
:24:50
All right, try it now.
:24:53
- Is that better?
- Yeah.
:24:55
Report to the lab
for x-ray pictures.
:24:57
Thank you very much, gentlemen,
for being such cooperative rabbits.
:25:00
I wish we could reward you,
but we're fresh out of lettuce.
:25:09
Look straight.
:25:17
All right.
:25:31
There's a suggestion of gas bubbles
in this knee joint too.
:25:34
Every case we've tested has shown
strong evidence of bubble formation.
:25:38
The higher the altitude,
the stronger the evidence becomes.
:25:41
See? No mistaking that.
:25:44
Maybe flying should just be restricted
to 35,000 feet, and let it go at that.
:25:47
We can't. In flying, the sky's the limit.
:25:49
A fighter has to be able
to get above the other fella.
:25:52
If you restrict altitude,
you're not making progress.
:25:55
That's right. We've got to find
the cause of high-altitude sickness.
:25:58
Whether it's partly bubbles
or entirely lack of oxygen.