The Keyhole of Eternity

Duration: 0:27:00

Year Published: 1905

Creator: Dick Young Productions | Indiana University Audio-Visual Center | Modern Talking Picture Service | National Science Foundation | NSC | YOUD

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Surveys basic scientific research through profiles of five outstanding scientists, each of whom brings a unique perspective to his search for the fundamental laws of nature. Shows the scientists at work and in informal discussions giving their views on the nature and direction of scientific inquiry. Features Nobel Laureate Gerald M. Edelman, Rockefeller University biochemist and immunologist; Bill Ryan, Columbia University oceanographer, in the Todra Gorge of Morocco investigating the Earth's evolution; Carl Sagan, Cornell University astronomer; Allan Stokes, University of Utah, studying animal behavior in Alaska; and Steven Weinberg, Harvard University physicist. , Surveys basic scientific research through profiles of five outstanding scientists, each of whom brings a unique perspective to his search for the fundamental laws of nature. Shows the scientists at work and in informal discussions giving their views on the nature and direction of scientific inquiry. Features Nobel Laureate Gerald M. Edelman, Rockefeller University biochemist and immunologist; Bill Ryan, Columbia University oceanographer, in the Todra Gorge of Morocco investigating the Earth's evolution; Carl Sagan, Cornell University astronomer; Allan Stokes, University of Utah, studying animal behavior in Alaska; and Steven Weinberg, Harvard University physicist.

Complete Record: , Surveys basic scientific research through profiles of five outstanding scientists, each of whom brings a unique perspective to his search for the fundamental laws of nature. Shows the scientists at work and in informal discussions giving their views on the nature and direction of scientific inquiry. Features Nobel Laureate Gerald M. Edelman, Rockefeller University biochemist and immunologist; Bill Ryan, Columbia University oceanographer, in the Todra Gorge of Morocco investigating the Earth's evolution; Carl Sagan, Cornell University astronomer; Allan Stokes, University of Utah, studying animal behavior in Alaska; and Steven Weinberg, Harvard University physicist.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.