}122253      SCIENCE PACKAGE Scientists investigate the possibility of
26.8.83      heating water from hot rocks thousands of feet beneath the
TX           earth's surface.  Intvw Dr Tony Batchelor, Camborne School
             of Mines. At annual BAAS conference in Brighton, Anne Hunter
             intvw on Communicar project & model swan with 4 wings
             illustrates how heavier birds could possibly fly.
             MCGINTY,LAWRENCE                    VID ex ENG(ITN) LB

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ENGLAND      GV      Drilling rig
Cornwall     TS      Looking down drill
Rose Pinnos
             GRAPHICS on hot rock energy

             CS      Water pumps PULL BACK lines of pumps
             MS      Pumping gear PAN
             CS      View from inside drill head
             MS      Men looking at view of TV screen
             CS      View from inside drill head
             MS      Man by pumping gear
             MS      Water from pump PULL BACK
             MS      Water from drill pipe
             CS      Rig worker
             MS      Worker pulls drill to hole

             MS      DR TONY BATCHELOR (Camborne School of mines) intvw
                     SOF  "Well you see  --  heat out."

             GV      Water from drill pipe at drill PULL BACK hold rig

Brighton     MS      Car up to camera

             MS      ANNE HUNTER (Communicar project) intvw SOF  "Oh yes
                     --  on the bills."  (she shows all the CB and radio
                     gear in car as she talks)

             SEQ     Model of flying swan with four wings

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