DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute
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A highly unlikely meeting of minds occurs in the United States during the 1950s<br />
when a visiting professor, Albert Einstein, comes to the rescue of a young<br />
African-American girl. Stars Paul Soles.<br />
Galileo: On the Shoulders of Giants<br />
DVS 314<br />
Seventeenth-century astronomer Galileo pits science against theological doctrine<br />
by demonstrating that the earth moves in space. Stars Michael Moriarty.<br />
Leonardo: A Dream of Flight<br />
DVS 315<br />
This is the story of Leonardo da Vinci's friendship with young Roberto, son of a<br />
local bird seller. Stars Brent Carver and David Felton.<br />
Marie Curie: More than Meets the Eye<br />
DVS 316<br />
During World War I, the young Boudreau sisters decide to aid the war effort by<br />
catching spies. The strange activities of Marie Curie make her a prime target.<br />
Stars Kate Trotter.<br />
Newton: A Tale of Two Isaacs<br />
DVS 357<br />
When Newton's theory of gravity revolutionizes scientific thought in 1863, Isaac<br />
Newton pays a heavy price and is ostracized from the Royal Academy by his<br />
nemesis Robert Hooke. Stars Karl Pruner and Tyrone Savage.<br />
Science<br />
In Search of Human Origins: Episode 1--The Story of Lucy<br />
DVS 105<br />
In 1974, Johanson unearthed Lucy. At almost 3 million years old, she is our<br />
oldest human ancestor. Lucy’s tiny three-and-a-half-foot-tall skeleton set the<br />
world of paleoanthropology on its ear by showing that walking upright, not a<br />
larger brain, was the key factor separating humans and apes. In this episode,<br />
Johanson recounts his discovery and the important information it continues to<br />
generate.<br />
In Search of Human Origins: Episode 2--Surviving in Africa<br />
DVS 106<br />
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