Project Deep Probe

Relates how scientists, using the ship Glomar Challenger as their research tool, are trying to determine what the earth looked like millions of years ago. Presents the hypothesis that the earth was once a single body of land, rather than the continents we now know. Describes how the ship can send a probe 20,000 feet to retrieve samples of the ocean floor for analysis.

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  2. Autism's Lonely Children 1965
  3. ESP: Human X Factor 1965
  4. Origins of Man 1965
  5. Split Brain 1965
  6. H G Wells, Man Of Science 1966
  7. The Story Of Navigation 1966
  8. To Sleep--Perchance to Dream 1966
  9. Anatomy of violence 1967
  10. Aphasia, the road back. 1967
  11. Face Of Excellence 1967
  12. Flying At The Bottom Of The Sea 1967
  13. Games People Play - The Theory 1967
  14. Games People Play: The Practice 1967
  15. Noise - The New Pollutant 1967
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  17. R Buckminster Fuller - Prospects For Humanity 1967
  18. Science and society : a race against time 1967
  19. Search For Cancer Viruses 1967
  20. Soviet Medicine 1967
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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, description, catalog record