:02:46
Shouldn't be much farther
to the cabin, Betty.
:02:49
Gee, I like this mountain road.
:02:50
Yes. The scenery certainly
is lovely to look at.
:02:53
If you like scenery.
:03:00
Pull up here, why don't you,
and I'll check the map.
:03:04
-Make sure we're not lost.
-Yeah.
:03:10
Seriously, Paul, I do wish
this was a vacation.
:03:14
You could use a break
from all this scientist work.
:03:17
It's almost as if you've been
doing too much science.
:03:20
Too much science?
Is that possible?
:03:23
Betty, you know what
this meteor could mean to science.
:03:26
If we find it, and it's real,
it could mean a lot.
:03:29
It could mean actual advances
in the field of science.
:03:33
No, I know. I'm used to it, I guess.
You might say I'm a scientist's wife.
:03:40
There's a lot in what you say, Betty.
:03:42
In many ways, it's hard to be a
scientist's wife, the wife of a scientist.
:03:47
And yet, in other ways, it's good.
Really good.
:03:52
You always know the right thing
to say, Dr. Paul Armstrong.
:03:58
There's a farmer up ahead there.
Why don't we ask him directions.