Reflections on Time

Series: Agi/Ebe Earth Science Series

Duration: 23

Year Published: 1969

Creator: American Geological Institute

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Description: Presents, in three segments, a montage of images related to subjective time, measured time, and geological time. Considers problems regarding the relationship of time to: (1) the individual, (2) observations of the earth's motions and the measuring of time, (3) manipulation of time, (4) geological records of time locked in the Grand Canyon, and (5) the 2-million-year-old Andromeda light which is now seen by man. Poses many questions and encourages discussion at the end of each segment., Presents in three segments, a montage of images related to subjective time, measured in time, and geological time. Considers problems regarding the relationship of time to: (1) the individual, (2) observations of the earth's motions and the measuring of time, (3) manipulation of time, (4) geological motions records of time locked in the Grand Canyon, and (5) the 2-million-year-old Andromeda light which is now seen by man. Poses many questions and encourages discussion at the end of each segment.

Complete Record: Presents, in three segments, a montage of images related to subjective time, measured time, and geological time. Considers problems regarding the relationship of time to: (1) the individual, (2) observations of the earth's motions and the measuring of time, (3) manipulation of time, (4) geological records of time locked in the Grand Canyon, and (5) the 2-million-year-old Andromeda light which is now seen by man. Poses many questions and encourages discussion at the end of each segment., Presents in three segments, a montage of images related to subjective time, measured in time, and geological time. Considers problems regarding the relationship of time to: (1) the individual, (2) observations of the earth's motions and the measuring of time, (3) manipulation of time, (4) geological motions records of time locked in the Grand Canyon, and (5) the 2-million-year-old Andromeda light which is now seen by man. Poses many questions and encourages discussion at the end of each segment.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.