:27:00
Could I have one?
My head's pounding.
:27:03
She's boring the life
out of me.
:27:07
-They're for my heart.
-Oh.
:27:10
You have very pretty eyes.
You're a pretty lady.
:27:13
-Who are you?
-Me?
:27:16
I'm here to do an interview
with that Dr. Russell.
:27:18
I'm gonna expose her as a fraud.
:27:21
You don't put any stock in
this cold fusion mumbo jumbo?
:27:24
-Actually, I do.
-Really?
:27:26
WOMAN: Dr. Emma Russell.
:27:35
Oops.
:27:41
EMMA: Well, I didn't prepare
any formal remarks.
:27:47
I'm actually more interested...
:27:48
in what questions you all have
about cold fusion...
:27:52
so I thought we would
start with those.
:27:54
Any questions?
:27:58
Please?
:27:59
MAN: I have, Dr. Russell.
:28:02
Can you explain
the actual process of fusion...
:28:05
you know, the theory?
:28:06
Yes. Oh, there it is.
:28:09
This is the--the apparatus.
:28:13
And very simply...
:28:14
when positively charged
deuterons...
:28:18
are attracted
to the palladium cathode...
:28:20
they cram together...
:28:22
and there are millions of them
inside the cathode...
:28:25
getting closer and closer,
and then they fuse...
:28:29
and they create energy
in the form of helium.
:28:31
WOMAN: But I read somewhere...
:28:32
that the experiment
couldn't be replicated...
:28:34
so how do we know it works?
:28:38
EMMA: We don't.
:28:40
Not yet.
:28:42
But if you remember Einstein...
:28:44
he knew the theory
of relativity to be true...
:28:47
long before he could prove it.
:28:49
I mean, he felt the truth.
:28:51
And, uh, some of us
feel the same way...
:28:54
about cold fusion...
:28:55
because it's there.
It's in nature...
:28:58
the raw, natural power
just waiting to be harnessed.