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The techniques of making a natural history film, showing the Oxford Scientific Films at work.
Weaver ants build nests by rolling and folding leaves and interweave the gaps with the silk of the larvae. The spaces between the nests are bridged by chains of ants. Trophobiosis (nutrition symbiosis) with...
A sample of purple red bacteria is collected and placed in an air-tight culture flask. Using cinemicroscopy various experiments on the bacteria are shown. Chromatium and thiospirallum are examined....
Shows the principles of plasmolysis: the movement of water from plant tissue after application of a hypertonic solution, the detachment of the living protoplast from the cell wall, the reversibility of...
During the increase of an external magnetic field the typical domain structures of bulk lead samples above the critical thickness change at the threshold of superconductivity through the intermediate state...
During the increase of the external magnetic field, the domain structures typical for bulk lead samples under and in the vicinity of the critical thickness change at the threshold from superconductive...
Discusses occurrences of tornadoes in the USA and the damage caused by tornadoes. Time-lapse photography, radar and laboratory models are shown in use as instruments for studying the formation of tornadoes...
When an atom becomes part of a molecule there are changes in the size and the shape of the charge-cloud associated with any one of the nuclei. If the atom forms a covalent bond to a neighbour, the size of...
Lecture on Beckett’s plays by professor Colin Duckworth, University of Auckland (formerly of Bedford College, London).
The fourteen-year-old boys make a ten-foot high figure from straw, box and sabine. On Laetare Sunday this puppet is paraded through the village. The boys swing long, ribboned poles and recite a rhyme, asking...
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