Box 37

Scope and Contents Film Specifications - 16mm film ; Description - From film reel; Global Weather Experiment. US Gov't. NOAA. Rockville. Film depicts scientists and technicians, mysteries of the solar system, most complicated experiments ever attempted. Balloon launch. Earth population problem, finite resources? Earth warms and cools over time. How to produce enough food, impact on world markets, water, other activities depend on weather. Ecuador, Arabian Sea, all locations depend on weather. India. Africa. ...

Scope and Contents Film Specifications - 16mm film ; Description - Film depicts analysis of The Sun. Interview with Walter Orr Roberts. Size comparison of Earth and Sun, 1 million times larger. Scientific analysis. Sun activity result on earth. Dr. Roberts shows diagrams and photos. Light and heat energy measured. Explains Sun's atmosphere's multiple layers and radiation. Radio waves. Makes wind and weather. Photosynthesis. Oceans and algae. Oxygen, sunlight spectrum wavelengths. Heat, light, radio, infrared,...

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Note: This reel-to-reel tape was labeled "Hollow Square, Jack Tefft." Upon digitization, it was found that the tape actually contains two audio recordings: 1) Hollow Square talk: Fire and Brimstone! (Volcanoes and the Sulfur Cycle), Richard D. Cadle, September 18, 1970; 2) Hollow Square talk: GHOSTS Riding the Skies Over Ascension Island, Henry van de Boogaard and Jack Tefft, December 11, 1970. Digitized versions of the recordings are available in the OpenSky digital repository.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of audio tape and motion picture film from the Outreach Office, under the NCAR Director. Approximately 80% of these materials are motion picture films, and are in many different formats. There is an assortment of color and black and white, sound and silent. Some films have many duplicates and versions, while others have little to no inscriptions to identify their content. The remaining 20% of the collection are audio tapes and microfilm, and are also in various different...

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This reel-to-reel tape contains two audio recordings: 1) Hollow Square talk: Balloon flights at Ascension Island, Jack Tefft, Ernest Lichfield, and Jack Warren, 1968; 2) Hollow Square talk: The NCAR Roadrunners, Frank E. McCreary, December 6, 1968, topic: the history and operations of the National Scientific Balloon Facility (NSBF). Digitized versions of the recordings are available in the OpenSky digital repository.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of audio tape and motion picture film from the Outreach Office, under the NCAR Director. Approximately 80% of these materials are motion picture films, and are in many different formats. There is an assortment of color and black and white, sound and silent. Some films have many duplicates and versions, while others have little to no inscriptions to identify their content. The remaining 20% of the collection are audio tapes and microfilm, and are also in various different...

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This reel-to-reel tape contains two audio recordings: 1) NCAR Prize Lecture: Zonal Winds and Meridional Circulations as Part of Global Climate, Robert E. Dickinson, March 13, 1972; 2) Hollow Square talk: Rascals in Paradise, or In Search for a Meteorological Experiment, Henry van de Boogaard, Richard Sanborn and James Digby, March 28, 1969. A digitized version of the lecture by Robert Dickinson is available in the OpenSky digital repository.

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This is a recording of the memorial service held in honor of Sydney Chapman on June 21, 1970 at the Mesa Laboratory. Walter Orr Roberts reflects on Chapman's life and work. Brief remarks by Cecil Chapman, Sydney Chapman's son.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of audio tape and motion picture film from the Outreach Office, under the NCAR Director. Approximately 80% of these materials are motion picture films, and are in many different formats. There is an assortment of color and black and white, sound and silent. Some films have many duplicates and versions, while others have little to no inscriptions to identify their content. The remaining 20% of the collection are audio tapes and microfilm, and are also in various different...