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09:12:30:04 CU parabolic lines morphing in and out of each other on an oscilloscope screen, lines begin to accelerate and morph into a sine-wave-like pattern; dissolves to CU laser passing through a prism.

09:12:55:13 CU automated machine wiring yellow wire through what looks like a pin board.

09:12:59:04 Camera pans around older woman in 1970s fashion working on electronics device in assembly warehouse.

09:13:05:02 Great shot CU newly assembled stove being pushed through warehouse.

09:13:07:21 Aerial of a submarine

09:13:10:00 CU disembodied hands type on keyboard of Raytheon computer, computer with black screen and producing green text on dotted green lines.

09:13:12:08 CU cathode tube radar screen, disembodied hands move various paper markers over surface of screen

09:13:16:26 CU woman looking into a microscope

09:13:18:11 CU microscopic view of precision instrument possibly soldering a computer chip.

09:13:21:14 CU man pushing touchpad buttons on screen, number sequence 7-5-4-5 produced on screen of instrument.

09:13:24:24 CU low-angle looking up through a glass tray of water at a man wearing a suit as he places pairs of rectangular ice cubes in water tray, water ripples distorting image of man’s face.

09:13:25:28 CU instrument printer/recorder producing complicated pattern of dots and dashes of different lengths, printers moves on vertical axis, shots pans over to Raytheon symbol on printer.

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Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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Murphy (Owen) Productions

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