Slow motion happy physicists fellow and girl defend thesis
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JAPAN AND USA - 1950s - A montage of cultural exchanges between Japan and the USA includes physicist Hideki Yukawa teaching at Columbia University and William Faulkner visiting Japan.
1950s - Albert Einstein American scientist and mathematician smiles and looks at the camera in this good portrait.
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1946 - Albert Einstein agrees with American scientists who believe that study of the atom should not be used to destructive ends.
1946 - Albert Einstein listens intently at a meeting of America's Committee on Atomic Information.
1933 - Reporters swarm Albert Einstein and his wife upon their arrival as emigres to America.
1931 - Albert Einstein and his wife disembark from a ship in California, bound for the California Institute of Technology Caltech in Pasadena.
USA - 1971 - Scientists, especially physicists, work with engineers in electronics manufacturing.
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USA - 1969 - Physicists are introduced using the Zero Gradient Synchrotron at the Argonne National Laboratory to study the atomic nucleus.
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USA - 1969 - Physicists use a CockcroftWalton generator and a linear accelerator to study the atomic nucleus.
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USA - 1949 - Women work as doctors, lawyers, and physicists.
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USA - 1969 - An electromagnetic field impacts how atomic particles move within a bubble chamber.
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USA - 1969 - Animation shows the difference in paths of charged versus uncharged atomic particles traveling through a bubble chamber.
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USA - 1969 - A physicist sets up a camera for a bubble chamber to record the interaction of atomic particles.
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USA - 1969 - Physicists use scanners and computers to study photographs taken of atomic particle interactions in spark and bubble chambers.
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USA - 1969 - Two scintillators and a spark chamber are used to study the paths of atomic particles.
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USA - 1969 - A scintillation counter is used to detect the movement of atomic particles.
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USA - 1969 - Atomic particles move from a linear accelerator to the Zero Gradient Synchrotron so scientists can study the atomic nucleus.
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USA - 1969 - Physicists use equipment with a photomultiplier and counter to study atomic particles.
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USA - 1969 - Animation is used to show how nuclear particles react when bombarded.
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USA - 1969 - Animation is used to depict the different elemental particles that interact in an atomic nucleus.
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FLORIDA - 1978 - Crewmen securing Ronald McNair before a motor boat pulls him from the vessel. McNair clutches his tow lines before lifting off the deck.
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USA - 1950s - A montage of scientists involved in making the nuclear bomb possible are followed by a detonation of such a bomb, with a hope it can be used for peace rather than violence.
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1942 - The groundbreaking work of 18th century scientists Alessandro Volta, Joseph Henry, and William Watson lays the groundwork for Samuel Morse and the electromagnet.
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1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
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1946 - J. Robert Oppenheimer is assured that none will regret the work of the Manhattan Project.
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1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
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1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
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1946 - A member of the Federation of American Scientists and the national Committee on Atomic Information begs Albert Einstein to cosign a letter urging for the study of atoms to be used for mankind's progress, not destruction.
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1946 - Albert Einstein listens intently at a meeting of America's Committee on Atomic Information.
1946 - Albert Einstein agrees with American scientists who believe that study of the atom should not be used to destructive ends.
1950s - Some of Albert Einstein's accomplishments are listed at an American ceremony honoring him.
1946 - A member of the Federation of American Scientists and the national Committee on Atomic Information begs Albert Einstein to cosign a letter urging for the study of atoms to be used for mankind's progress, not destruction.
1953 - Albert Einstein is presented with a scale model of the medical school named for him.
1933 - Albert Einstein disembarks from a ship in California (narrated in 1958).
1946 - J. Robert Oppenheimer is assured that none will regret the work of the Manhattan Project.
1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
1940s - Newsreel footage shows Albert Einstein visiting an American defense plant.
1937 - Albert Einstein inspects a new telescope in an observatory.