1:25:08
It's dead.
1:25:10
Yours, Alec.
1:25:16
When these things
are gone,
1:25:19
they're really gone.
1:25:21
Madam,
make a final note
1:25:23
while there
is still light.
1:25:25
Let me.
My arm's well.
1:25:28
No need.
1:25:30
Covered another
92 kilometers.
1:25:32
Temperature
dropped seven degrees.
1:25:36
Surprisingly cooler
than anticipated.
1:25:39
The darkness is
closing about us.
1:25:42
This may be
our last entry.
1:25:50
Hans and I
can cut rope into torches.
1:25:54
That's a good idea.
1:25:56
What puzzles me
1:25:58
is that
Saknussemm's notches
1:26:00
keep pointing
our way.
1:26:02
What lamp
did he have?
1:26:04
Perhaps he didn't
require a lamp.
1:26:07
From here on,
neither do you, Sir Oliver.
1:26:09
Why don't you
turn it off?
1:26:12
Yes, just
switch it off.
1:26:22
Why,
it's miraculous.
1:26:27
Look at this.
1:26:35
What is it, sir?
1:26:37
A form of algae
1:26:38
with a property
of luminescence.
1:26:40
Light without heat.
1:26:42
A cool
chemical light.
1:26:44
You've seen fireflies
and glowworms
1:26:46
and forms of sea life
1:26:48
that generate
their own light?
1:26:51
The same principle
is involved here.