The Discovery of Radioactivity (1965)
In 1895, Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays while experimenting with cathode rays and crystals, leading to the realization that invisible rays
Form : Design And The City, part 2 (1962)
The film discusses a comprehensive urban renewal plan for downtown Philadelphia, focusing on the revitalization of historic areas like Washington
Form : Design And The City, part 1 (1962)
The film discusses Philadelphia’s revitalization as a model for urban renewal, focusing on the collaboration between architects, planners, and civic
Drop Out (1963)
Follows Alfred Barnard, a former honor student who dropped out of high school and now drifts through life without direction.
Speed and Reflexes (1949)
The film discusses the limitations of human reflexes and the physical laws affecting automobile driving, including friction, centrifugal force, and
Cell : Structural Unit Of Life (1949)
Missing the beginning of the film. The film explores the structure and function of plant and animal cells using a
Collisions Of Hard Spheres
The film demonstrates a physics experiment involving two-dimensional collisions of spheres, allowing students to observe momentum as a vector quantity.
Principles of Electricity (1945)
The film explores the fundamental principles of electricity, explaining the structure of atoms and the behavior of electrons. It discusses
Crisscross : The Air Defense System Vs. Electronic Warfare (1940s)
The film explains the operations of an air defense command center, detailing how personnel use radar to detect and track
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-23-2025
it’s 32 degrees. 16mm goes into 32 twice! Hmmm.. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Discover Yourself (1970s)
The film discusses the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery), a test designed to assess individuals’ aptitudes and help them
Continent Of Africa: Land Below The Sahara (1963)
The film “Continent of Africa: Land Below the Sahara” explores the complex history and geography of Africa, particularly focusing on