The Age of Steam – Power for Progress (1965)
The film “The Age of Steam” explores the evolution of power sources from ancient times to the Industrial Revolution, highlighting
The Graphic Process (1972)
The film follows L. Herrero, a graphic designer and painter, as he develops a unique sports calendar that combines a
The Franck-Hertz Experiment (1961)
The Franck-Hertz experiment demonstrates that mercury atoms can only absorb energy in discrete packets, confirming the atomic theory proposed by
The Innocent Fair (1962)
“The Innocent Fair” captures the essence of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco in 1915, showcasing its grandeur
The Millikan Experiment (1959)
The film discusses Robert Millikan’s experiments to demonstrate that electric charge exists in discrete units, known as elementary charges. Dr.
Vacuum Tubes (1943)
The video explains the operation of the vacuum tube, specifically the triode, which is essential in modern communication devices like
The World of Enrico Fermi pt1 (1970)
The film explores the life of Enrico Fermi, a pivotal figure in atomic physics. It details his humble beginnings in
The World of Enrico Fermi pt2 (1970)
The film discusses the pivotal role of physicist Enrico Fermi during World War II, particularly in the development of nuclear
The Structure of Water (1961)
The video explains the unique properties of water (H2O) compared to other substances like benzene, particularly focusing on density, expansion,
The Romp (1971)
“Romp” is a vibrant and energetic student-made film from 1971, directed by Willis Simms during his time teaching an Animated
St. John’s College (1962)
discusses the philosophical ideas of Socrates, particularly the importance of examining one’s life to achieve a meaningful existence. It touches
Macbeth, Part 3: The Secret’st Man (1964)
“Macbeth, Part 3: The Secret’st Man” is the third installment in a series directed by John Barnes, focusing on the