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The Mother of all Science Scandals (2026)
In 1989, two chemists claimed to have solved the world's energy crisis with a tabletop experiment, triggering a global scientific frenzy. What followed was a desperate race for validation, a media-fueled scandal, and a catastrophic fall from grace that left a permanent stain on their reputations.
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In 1989, two chemists claimed to have solved the world's energy crisis with a tabletop experiment, triggering a global scientific frenzy. What followed was a desperate race for validation, a media-fueled scandal, and a catastrophic fall from grace that left a permanent stain on their reputations.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kevan MacKay
In Theaters:1/29/2026
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Runtime:195 minutes
Studio:BobbyBroccoli
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