00:00How much time will you have to finish all the previous weapons of the 1st?
00:04We're going to advance the numbers to 600-700 years.
00:06Okay.
00:07That's what I understand.
00:08In 600-700 years, you'll have to finish all the weapons of the 1st?
00:13In fact, we take care of the number of weapons made,
00:16fired, that they didn't explode on the battlefield.
00:18And then, at the rate of hauling.
00:19So, seniors, it's a job of tomorrow, somewhere?
00:22We're not going to pay for jobs.
00:23We're not going to pay for it.
00:24We'll pass it to other generations.
00:25Wow.
00:26The munitions who have been stolen,
00:27we transport them here by caresses constituted,
00:30to be able to destroy them.
00:31There's a mousse on top of it.
00:33Yeah.
00:33They've been found in the woods.
00:35They've been kept up a certain time.
00:37We see that the system can be more or less sensitive.
00:39For example, this one.
00:41Look at this one.
00:42We see the system with small sorts.
00:44And all this, it's intact.
00:46And it can be more sensitive with the time.
00:48And become more dangerous.
00:49And it can be like this?
00:50Very rare.
00:51Very rare.
00:51These are the most dangerous phases for us.
00:54In the sense that if the caresses are broken,
00:56the munitions may fall and shock them.
00:58Ah, yes.
00:58It's hot.
00:59So, if we move on a little bit,
01:00we move on a little bit.
01:02It's fine.
01:03It's fine.
