Exterior LS's of research station. Various shots workers among equipment. MS corridor being cleaned by vacuum. MS man and woman worker walking through door which opens automatically. CU two scientists talking....
Exterior LS's of research station. Various shots workers among equipment. MS corridor being cleaned by vacuum. MS man and woman worker walking through door which opens automatically. CU two scientists talking.
MS workers in laboratory, pan up to vent in ceiling through which radioactive particles are sucked up to leave air in room uncontaminated. CU's workers in laboratory. CU engineer working on apparatus. CU worker washing hands, a metal arm swings down from wall, he puts his hands in to dry them.
MS worker placing hands inside special machine which detects any radioactive material. CU man studying instrument. Various shots of men and women workers carrying out tests. Various shots workers having lunch in their canteen.
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