The Weather Machine: Part 1
National Educational Television and Radio Center, British Broadcasting Company, Television Service, Indiana University, Bloomington. Audio-Visual Center
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Introduced by David Prowitt
Shows various methods of observing climatic changes including examining ice layers to help predict cycles of cold, heat, rainfall, and draught: following global weather patterns by satellite; computer-assisted forecasting; weather modification such as cloud seeding; and research on typhoon, tornado, and hurrican formation. Details international research on the effects of the ocean's temperature and movement upon winds, cloud formation, and moisture in the air
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Introduced by David Prowitt
- Credit
- National Educational Television and Radio Center, British Broadcasting Company, Television Service, Indiana University, Bloomington. Audio-Visual Center
- Language
- English
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