:32:01
presented hís own plan, whích ín essence
says ''Hands off. Let's waít and see.''
:32:08
Unofficíal sources tell us that Dr Zucco's
arguments swayed the scíentifíc body,
:32:13
and they míght gíve hím
theír stamp of approval.
:32:16
However, in view of Admiral Nelson's
scientific achievements,
:32:19
we've been advised that the international
scientific committee is standing pat,
:32:24
until Nelson's plan can be evaluated.
:32:27
..doít être consumé que par le feu.
:32:31
Non, non, non, non, non! Arrêtez.
Tout ce que nous faísons ící...
:32:35
Some woman is a bit hysterical.
:32:37
Nerves are on edge, and this may be one
of the most important moments in history.
:32:43
The admíral and Commodore Emery are
comíng ínto the conference room now.
:32:47
Les vues, à ce sujet,
de notre collègue dístíngué...
:33:00
Je demande la permíssíon, à M. le présídent,
de donner la parole à l'amíral Nelson.
:33:07
We thank the French delegate for his remarks,
and we will take them under advisement.
:33:14
We acknowledge the arrival of two of the
world's most distinguished scientists,
:33:19
Admiral Nelson and Commodore Emery.
:33:23
And now, the chair
will listen to Admiral Nelson.
:33:28
Mr Chairman, distinguished scientists,
ladies and gentlemen.
:33:34
This planet is impaled on a roasting spit,
:33:38
slowly but inexorably being seared
and blistered by the fire in the sky.
:33:44
lf the Van Allen belt continues to burn,
the world will burn with it.
:33:49
And no one can doubt that civilization
as we know it will disintegrate
:33:52
if the temperature should rise to 175 degrees.
:33:57
Now, in the last five days
:33:59
the recorded temperature rise
has been two degrees every 24 hours.