[1960s MIT COMPUTER GRAPHICS DEMONSTRATION FILMS & ADAGE GRAPHICS TERMINAL]

Eight silent scientific films created between 1965 and 1968 at MIT and the University of California Livermore Radiation Laboratory, showcasing early computer graphics capabilities. The films feature visual representations generated by various computers, including the CDC-3600, PDP-7, and UNIVAC 1107, focusing on topics such as quantum mechanics, biochemical reactions, and particle energy. Notable segments include a promotional clip for the Adage Graphics Terminal, a demonstration of quantum mechanical probability distributions, and animated models of molecular structures. These films serve as historical records of the advancements in computer graphics and their application in scientific visualization during that era.