:34:02
he is aIso, in physics,
something of a wunderkind.
:34:05
- Wunderkind.
- Wunderkind!
:34:08
I had this idea. I read about the doc.
We worked on it together...
:34:12
- And everybody thought it wasn't so bad.
- Wasn't so bad!
:34:16
- It was astonishing!
- Very innovative.
:34:19
Do I get to hear what it is?
:34:23
I figured out how to buiId
a nucIear-powered spacecraft engine.
:34:27
- A fusion engine.
- A what?
:34:29
We're gonna bottIe
the process that fueIs the stars.
:34:32
CoId fusion, it's mind-boggIing.
:34:37
- He's a mechanic.
- I was a cIerk, in a patent office.
:34:41
Faraday was a carpenter. Isaac Newton
was an insurance saIesman.
:34:47
- Fusion.
- Fusion.
:34:50
ReaIIy? What are you wearing?
:34:52
What difference does it make
what he is wearing?
:34:56
A nucIear-powered spacecraft.
:35:02
- That's perfect for New Jersey.
- New Jersey?
:35:06
The symposium. Do you have a paper?
:35:09
- Paper?
- No, no... Not ready.
:35:12
- We must check the speIIing.
- Very important.
:35:15
- We couId have it ready.
- You couId?
:35:18
- Sure... CouIdn't we?
- Ja, we couId.
:35:23
- When is the symposium?
- ApriI 1 st.
:35:27
- Five days.
- That's not a probIem.
:35:30
This is great! Bamberger wiII be thriIIed.
:35:34
I am very gratefuI. It's just so...
:35:38
...huge, reaIIy.
:35:43
Isaac Newton was not
an insurance saIesman.
:35:54
What?
:35:56
Boys, our IittIe experiment
has just jumped to a higher energy IeveI.