Luigi Vendittelli

There's no hole where you see it go in.

It's just blended into the ceiling of the main floor.

So, you know, the bottom is tapered so it goes on top of the reactor.

The upper, I remember asking him, I go, do I leave a hole?

He goes, no, no, no.

It was blended.

It was all one piece.

No seam or anything?

No seam.

So he goes, we would pull it up and we didn't know where it was going.

That's exactly why that's an important feature.

Yeah.

Because now, and I wanted to put it in the film, but I thought, if I do that, I'm going to need a very long segment here to explain this.

Yes.

And it's a kind of a, for the layman, for people watching this to digest, that's a lot of technical stuff that I would have to get into.

I'll cover that in the sport model version of the doc because I want to cover it.

But clearly, what is that?

right what's happening there he says even when you pull it down where's the material coming from because it is getting longer but i can't tell where it's coming from so he says and and i asked him if you were to bring it down and not apply it on the reactor and push you know torque he said oh it wouldn't move it wouldn't move it wouldn't move now think about that you know if we have something that is only three inches in diameter and hollow hollow

and I pull that down, I don't know, four feet, and I can't get it to move, that's something really strong.

Even if it's titanium, you're going to get a little bit of... You're going to get something.