Historic Space Missions

Vintage footage capturing key moments from NASA's Apollo and Gemini missions, emphasizing the technological and human efforts in space exploration.

USA - 1971 - The educational or apprentice requirements for getting into scientific jobs pertaining to electronics manufacturing are explained.

Soviet experimental physicist Vladimir Veksler (1907-1966), Anonymous

Elsevier photo collection. reflections 2nd chamber. B. ROOLVINK (ARP) speaks. October 12, 1965. Hague, South Holland

Two scientists at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, atmospheric scientist Paul Meyer (left) and solar physicist Dr. David Hathaway, have developed promising new software, called Video Image Stabilization and Registration (VISAR), that may help law enforcement agencies to catch criminals by improving the quality of video recorded at crime scenes, VISAR stabilizes camera motion in the horizontal and vertical as well as rotation and zoom effects; produces clearer images of moving objects; smoothes jagged edges; enhances still images; and reduces video noise of snow. VISAR could also have applications in medical and meteorological imaging. It could steady images of Ultrasounds which are infamous for their grainy, blurred quality. It would be especially useful for tornadoes, tracking whirling objects and helping to determine the tornado's wind speed. This image shows two scientists reviewing an enhanced video image of a license plate taken from a moving automobile.

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