“ ELECTRONICS IN SPACE TRAVEL ” 1960s DEVRY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SPACE AGE EDUCATIONAL FILM XD97795

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @periscopefilm   Help us preserve, scan and post more rare and endangered films! Join us on Patreon. Visit   / periscopefilm   Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com This film titled “Electronics in Space Travel” from the 1960s is presented by DeVry Technical Institute. It illustrates the role electronics are playing in man's conquest of space. Real footage and animations describe the future of manned flights to other planets, a space station on the moon, and other unique sequences. The film is a Reid H. Ray Film Industries production written by Robert Bruce, photographed by Melvin Schleiter, edited by Guy Dallstream, and directed by Reuel Nelson. with animations by James Jackson. A rocket launch (00:09). Credits (00:16). “Electronics In Space Travel” title banner (00:22). Credits (00:27). Stars in space (00.41). Animation of a prehistoric man looking into space (01:07). A man looks into a microscope (01:17). Stars in space (01:36). A man is sitting reading and writing notes (01:42). Animation of an electron (02:02). A DeVry technician is educating about electrons using a blackboard (02:20). Animation of an electron (02:51). Stars in space (02:56). A rocket launch (03:10). It flies in space (03:14). Earth (03:19). Stars in space (03:23). Views of a control center (03:30). Animation of electrons (03:41). Animation of a rocket launch (03:52), the rocket separation from its booster (04:03), and traveling through space (04:14). Animations of electron driven technologies send information from space to Earth (04:36). On earth the information is received and reviewed (05:07). Animations of navigational satellites orbiting Earth (05:16). Stormy weather (06:00). Animations explaining how satellites are used in meteorology to predict weather (06:10). Television is filmed (06.48). Radio is broadcasted (06:52). Animations explain the functions of television waves and orbiting satellite stations (06:58). Stars in space and the moon (07:38). A satellite dish parabolic antenna (08:19). Engineers and electronic technicians are recording and analyzing information (08:24). Stars in space (08:39). Animation of a rocket returning to Earth with a parachute (08:47) and a rocket orbiting outside the atmosphere of Earth (09:01). The DeVry technician explains gravity using a blackboard (09:11). Animations explaining how orbiting rockets are refueled in space (11:00). Animation of the moon (11:11). Animation of a rocket being assembled at a space station (11:23). The DeVry technician speaks about the evolving industry of space travel (11:48). He explains the progress and space stations and space travel using a blackboard (12:14). Animation of a spaceship through space (12:53) and towards the moon (13:05). It lands on the moon (13:20). Animation of the radar signal receiver plant (13:59). The moon (14:08). Stars in space (14:15). The moon (14:21). Animation of a spaceship refueling at a fuel station on the moon (14:37). Animation displaying the distances between Earth, the moon and Venus (14:49). Animation of a spaceship landed on the moon (15:06). Animation of a space station built on the moon, powered by nuclear energy (15:21) and views of soilless farming on the station (15:45). A vehicle drives on the moon’s surface to explore it (16:08). Animated flying spaceship (16:22). It lands by the space station (16:29). Animations of the moon, Mars, Venus, and orbiting satellites (16:44). Animated flying rocket (17:01). A meeting (17:23). Two men stand by a poster (17:33). Animation of an electronic spaceship design (17:43). A control center (17:49). Animation of an electronic spaceship design (17:56). Technicians work at researching developing space travel (18:05). A rocket launch (18:25). Technicians work at the DeVry Technical Institute (18:31). An American football game (18:43). A flying Pan Am passenger plane (18:59). Views of the pilot in the cockpit (19:03). The plane lands (19:11). A control center using generators (19:25). Parabolic dish antennas (19:51). Footage of technicians working (19:59). The DeVry technician speaks about the opportunities of electronics (20:26). A DeVry employee teaches students about electronics (21:00). The DeVry technician speaks about man's conquest of space (21:52). Stars in space (22:12). Credits (22:33). Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com