1964 - Astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean, Rusty Schweickart, Walter Cunningham, Ted Freeman, and Charles Bassett throw around a weighted exercise ball and tumble off a twist board inside a zero gravity chamber.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Cars and stores including a Hobby Lobby destroyed by an earthquake in Alaska.
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1964 - Exteriors of Houston's World Trade Center building with international flags flying, and the steeple of the church.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - Spectators watch a wristwatch fall into a tub of water before a crane pulls it out. Asahi glass products on display at exhibit.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - Visitors entering a building for Japanese Exhibits at the New York World's Fair. Teachers receiving a kit from the Japanese pavilion staff.
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USA - 1964 - Structural design is examined in car crashes. Crash test dummies are thrown around.
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USA - 1964 - Crash test dummies are shown in car crashes.
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USA - 1964 - Crash test dummies are used in car testing.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist prepares slides and looks at them under a microscope for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist empties a syringe of blood into tiny test tubes for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist opens her materials for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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ALASKA - 1964 - People fly in an airplane over an area of Alaska that was hit by an earthquake.
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INDIA - 1964 - Indian farmers let their oxen rest in the Ganges before moving on.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Aftermath of damage done to apartment buildings and myriad businesses by an earthquake in Alaska.
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1964 - It rains on opening day of the New York World's Fair, but visitors still arrive and ride the Skyway.
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USA - 1964 - Different car crashes are examined. Cars smash and roll over.
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INDIA - 1964 - People give thanks to the live-giving Ganges River across India.
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INDIA - 1964 - A narrator contends that English is what helped India pave its way to independence, and people ride elephants by a religious structure.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A family uses electric appliances such as vacuums, can openers, lamps, sewing machines, electric fans, and razors at home.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A man tests a glass of tap water using a galvanometer. He makes incisions on a lemon before testing it with the device.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A man turns a flashlight on and off before unscrewing its cap. He tests Eveready batteries and coins using a galvanometer.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - An electrician installs wires from a roof while on a ladder. A woman tests a ceiling lamp using a wall switch.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - An electrician attaches cables into a metal electrical box in a house under construction. Animation depicts how electrons travel to light bulbs.
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USA - 1964 - A civil defense director explains to the mayor why an expensive emergency preparedness plan is worth the cost.
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1964 - Neil Armstrong taxis and takes off from Moffett Field in an X-14A.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - Japanese fans and flower arrangements hang from the ceiling inside the Japanese Exhibits building. Masks and images of Japanese women are shown at the exhibit.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A woman carefully coils a lamps wire. An animation shows nonconductive wires causing a short circuit.
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ALASKA - 1964 - View from an airplane as it descends over snowy mountains in Alaska.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Aerial view of an Alaskan town wrecked by an earthquake.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Aerial view of snow mountain ranges and valleys in Alaska hit by an earthquake.
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INDIA - 1964 - Coal is shoveled on the riverbanks of the Ganges for transport down the river.
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INDIA - 1964 - The Ganges unites India, a country where many diverse languages are spoken.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A train running on electric motor moving through tracks and a man cuts wood using a Skilsaw power tool.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - The girl laughs as she makes a light bulb move using a hair brush she used. A child makes tap water bend by holding a cup near it.
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USA - 1964 - A women's club offers to help fund emergency bomb shelters for local civil defense.
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1964 - A couple drives an antique car on a highway, hippies sing together, and people argue with the umpire at a baseball game.
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ALASKA - 1964 - National Guardsmen find demolished cars and large cracks in the roads of an Alaskan neighborhood hit by an earthquake.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Firefighters and construction men work on the wreckage caused by an earthquake near an airport in Alaska.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A man hammers a nail with wires coiled around it into a piece of wood. He uses wires attached to a dry cell battery to make a magnet move.
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USA - 1964 - Members of a women's club discuss ways they might help advertise the civil defense director's upcoming presentation on nuclear disaster preparedness.
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1964 - Close-up of astronaut Michael Collins' hand as he takes notes on a book about the moon.
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1964 - Astronaut Michael Collins studies from two books about the moon, taking notes.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A man inserts fuel into a generator. A hydroelectric power plant generates electricity through running water.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Blood samples are carefully stored for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Researchers adjust the temperature under blood samples for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician uses a welding mask during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Technicians use a microscopic viewer and other tools during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses heavy duty gloves, clamps, and a swab for an experiment on radiation's effect on white blood cells.