volcano so it can tap heat from it, which eventually is hoped to
produce commercially available energy. From the article: "Twenty years ago,
geologist Gudmundur Omar Friedleifsson had a surprise when he lowered a
thermometer down a borehole. 'We melted the thermometer,' he recalls.
'It was set for 380C; but it just melted.'". Excuse me, Gudmundur, but how
could that ever have been a 'surprise'..."
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