Space Science – An Introduction (Rev, 1977)
Live action and animation combine to show how speed and direction determine whether a space vehicle will go into orbit,
Space Science – Comets, Meteors And Planetoids (1963)
Shows how the spectroscope, radio and optical telescopes are used to provide information about the origin of comets, meteors and
Space Science – Comets, Meteors, Asteroids (2nd ed, 1986)
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Space science : Mars, new laboratory for science (1980)
The Viking mission to Mars has allowed scientists to actively probe this strange world. Today, Mars has become a planetary laboratory for studying soil chemistry, geology, weather, and other processes much resembling-yet different from-those on earth. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have […]
Space Science Sixty-Three: Laboratories In Space (1963?)
he film features a presentation by John Fitch from NASA discussing the Nimbus weather satellite, its capabilities, and its advancements
Space Science: An Introduction (1964)
This film introduces viewers to the fundamentals of space science, exploring how humans have long pondered the effects of the
Space Science: Exploring The Moon (1969)
Illustrates the 400-year-long story of lunar exploration, using ancient maps, photographs, and motion pictures, including those taken by the first
Space Science: Sun As A Star (1970)
The film discusses the Sun, our nearest star, detailing how astronomers study it through solar observatories. It explains the Sun’s
Space Science: The Planets (2nd Ed, 1987)
Uses telescopic pictures, animation and special effects to survey the nine planets and their satellites. Discusses temperature and atmosphere of
Space Shuttle STS-65 Ascent Edit
An astronaut`s eye view of what happens inside the flight deck during launch and landing at the Kennedy Space Center. This footage was taken onboard Space Shuttle mission STS-65, the mission that launched the International Microgravity Laboratory in 1994. This raw footage could be useful for classroom launch simulations. PLEASE NOTE: This videotape includes raw […]
Space Shuttle: A Remarkable Flying Machine (1981)
The film chronicles the historic maiden flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia on April 12, 1981. It highlights the shuttle’s
Space Station: Environment and Mission Simulation (1960s)
In 1963, General Electric developed a space station simulation cabin for a four-man crew, designed to replicate potential living conditions