Madame Curie Page #4

May I ask you another question

Dr. Curie

in the same connection?

It's a simple matter, perhaps

but it puzzles me.

Yes, Mademoiselle?

In the semetry

L sub-Q and two L sub-Q

you include only those rotations

which are integral multiples

of two Pi L Q.

But two times

K over Q exclude

the identity transformation

if K is not an integer.

Yes. For final case, I guess.

But in a limited L sub infinity

a difficult seems to arise.

I don't see why it's

quite straightforward.

Well, if you consider the

matter rigorously...

Hmm. I have to look into that.

This is where I lived.

Good bye and thank you.

Of course...

Oh, good bye, mademoiselle.

And may I say your conversation

is very simplely

Thank you.

It's an extremely

dawning hypothesis.

Good morning, Mademoiselle.

Good morning, Dr. Curie.

I'm a little late this morning.

I have to stop

in at my publishers.

Oh.

To Mme. Scholoscka

my respect and

friendship of honor...

friendship of honor.

My book.

Oh, it's lovely.

One of the first copy

just off the press.

On semitry and

physical phenomena

Semitry of Electric Field

and of Magnetic Field

by Pierre curie.

That's something to be proud of.

I thought perhaps you might

like a copy.

Oh, I would very much.

Well, it's yours. It's yours

Mademoiselle.

Oh, thank you.

Not at all.

I've inscribed the book for you

mademoiselle

on the ply leaf.

I believe

that's the usual procedure.

I'm very flattered.

Not at all...

Come in. Oh, Dr. Becquerel.

I hope I'm not intruding

Dr. Curie.

But could you step over

my laboratory with me?

I think I've happened on something

of great interest.

Why? What is it?

Are you too busy to...?

Oh, no... Not at all.

I'll come at once.

Oh, aren't you coming

Mademoiselle?

Well, if I may?

You don't mind...

No. No. I'll be delighted.

I came upon it quite by accident

I think you'll agree that it is

very extraordinary...

What is this thing...

Well, what did you see?

You have taken

the picture of a key apparently.

Yes, the picture of a key.

But that picture

of a key was taken...

in a very extraordinary manner.

The picture of that key

was taken

in complete and total darkness

without light of any kind.

But, how was that possible?

Some months ago

I had the idea that perhaps

certain rocks and minerals

might store applied energy

from the sun

that if I left

the rocks and minerals

in the sun long enough

they might absorbed

some of its rays

and then later, give them out.

So I make some

photographic experiments

You see these rocks

they're all different kinds

of minerals

I labeled them as you see

and left them outside

in the sun for several hours.

Then I put them in this drawer

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