United States Ski Patrol School in Berchtesgaden, Germany. Young girls and boys sky down the slope. Instructor assists the students. Trees in the background. Children stand in line ready to go down the slope.
United States Ski Patrol School in Berchtesgaden, Germany. A group of skiers skies down the slope. Skiers climb the slope with the help of a rope. An aged woman skies down the slope.
United States Ski Patrol School in Berchtesgaden, Germany. A group of skiers skies down the slope. A deer comes next to the skiers. A young boy falls while skiing. Man assists him in getting up.
Deep sea research and scientific drilling vessel, The Glomar Challenger is seen at sea, in fading light of dusk. View from aloft of Glomar Challenger deck below. A sample from deep ocean being placed on a glass for examination. Montage of events associated with geological formations. Hot molten lava flows, rough seas. Animated picture of planet earth and its oceans. The Glomar Challenger underway on a research mission.
World oceans map with red dots marking areas of scientific interest for Glomar Challenger Expeditions. Scientists study ocean chart and mark a line on it. Offices on board the ship. Teletype is received and logged. Crew member monitors instruments on board. Crew lowers large circular device on which is painted: "Built for Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla, California, by Research Equipment, Inc., Plymouth, Massachusetts." Animated diagram shows the ship monitoring acoustics in a circular area above the generating device. A large antenna-like frame is lowered into the ocean. Inside the ship, several expedition members monitor a sonar screen as it paints acoustic returns.
Animated illustration of earth's crust and plate tectonics. it shows drift from the consolidated "Pangea" continent into the separate continents of the present and the way they would fit back together again. Pressure ridges in the ocean floor is shown between the American and African continents. Animation shows the Glomar Challenger towing instrumentation and mapping the details of the deep ocean floor. Illustration shows distortion of earth's magnetic field and potential for change in magnetic poles. Shown are illustrated cores bored, by the Glomar Challenger, from the deep ocean floor to gain information about the changes occuring over millions of years.
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