Ultrasounds (1949)
The film explains the concept of sound, distinguishing between audible and inaudible frequencies. It describes how sound waves are created
Thousand Days, The (1940s)
The film chronicles Canada’s involvement in World War II, starting from a child’s birth in 1939 amidst the early days
Magnetic Effects In Space (1973)
In the summer of 1973, astronauts Alan Bean, Jack LMA, and Dr. Owen Garriott conducted a nearly two-month mission aboard
John Marshall (1951)
The film explores the life and impact of John Marshall, the fourth Chief Justice of the United States, who played
Library Science Trigger Film (1970s)
The film features a conversation about library responsibilities and rules among students and a librarian. A student named Donna is
Machine Shop Safety (1979)
The film emphasizes the critical importance of safety rules in machine shops to prevent serious injuries or fatalities. It highlights
Keeping Up With Your Studies (1949)
The film follows Earl Wilson, who is struggling to keep up with his studies and is two weeks behind in
Japan : Miracle in Asia (1963)
The beginning is clipped from this film. The film showcases Tokyo as a bustling metropolis with over 10 million residents,
The Middle States (2ed, 1956)
The Middle States region of the United States is a unique blend of rural and urban landscapes, encompassing eight states:
Natural Phenomena (1970s)
The film discusses the significance of the Sun as the primary energy source for Earth, detailing its composition as a
Moment in History (1963?)
On April 9, 1963, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed Sir Winston Churchill an honorary citizen of the United States in
Ears And Hearing (1949)
The film explores the anatomy and function of the human ear, detailing how sound waves travel through the outer ear,