:35:03
All created by our own weapons against us.
:35:06
Then their only weapon, actually,
is the fact that they're invisible.
:35:11
That's right. Dr. Harkov, in Moscow,
believes there must be a weakness...
:35:15
in the molecular structure
of their basic materials...
:35:18
their metals, in Earth's atmosphere.
:35:20
It might also indicate a weakness
in the molecular structure of their bodies.
:35:25
Thanks, General. This might help.
:35:30
We'll report back in two hours, sir.
:35:32
- Right.
- Over and out.
:35:36
Shall I wake up Lamont and your daughter?
:35:38
Not yet. They've only had
a little over an hour's rest.
:35:41
I want to work on this new aspect alone
for a while.
:35:47
Dr. Penner...
:35:50
do you still feel the same way
about the testing of nuclear weapons?
:35:55
Yes, Major, I think I do.
:35:58
If the Lord wills it,
we'll come out of this alive.
:36:01
Then, perhaps, the nations of the world
will realize it's possible to work together...
:36:06
as they're doing now...
:36:08
instead of trying to destroy
each other with nuclear bombs.
:36:20
You didn't sleep much.
:36:22
I thought I heard the radio.
:36:24
Gen. Stone had something for us.
:36:27
- Your father thought it might be a lead.
- Can I help?
:36:30
He wants to work on it alone.
:36:36
You hate my guts, don't you?
:36:41
You killed a man in cold blood this morning.
:36:43
I keep seeing his face.
:36:47
So do I.
:36:49
I fought all the way through Korea.
:36:52
Probably killed a lot of men.
:36:54
But I never saw their faces.
:36:57
Dropping a bomb from a plane
isn't quite so personal.