View from the Apollo 9 Command Module window as urine is vented overboard immediately boiling and freezing simultaneously into a stream of ice crystals and vapor catching the light. Date recorded: 1969-03-03 to 1969-03-13

10/17/70 C0015398 - COLOR NEW YORK: WATER LEAK. LOCAL "WATER LEAK" SHOWS: SHOT OF WATER LEAKING OUT OF CRACK IN WALL: 2 WEARING HELMETS LOOKING AT IT: SHOT OF POLICE CAR WITH LIGHT ELINKING: (SHOT 10/00/70 40FT) WATER MAIN BREAKS XX / 40 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / D33123

Light leak on transparent background. Transition

Lockheed Hudson bombers sink at a pier in Staten Island, New York during World War II. Two American built Lockheed Hudson light bombers loaded on barges await shipment to England for the Royal Air Force. The bombers are damaged as the barges spring a leak and sink. Location: Staten Island New York USA. Date: November 13, 1939.

35MM Sunrise TL Sand Dunes Nat. Park 35mm Winter CO. Crestone Peak cloud TL light leak Seasonal TL Snow Silt Fireworks in clouds TL Aspen Lake scenics ice Rudi res Bald Eagle exit fly away Basalt Bald Eagle feeds MS Snowmelt Plant Seedlings TL Plants grow TL Snow builds up TL Bald Eagle flying in blue sky Bald Eagles flying snowy bg rail road Bald Eagle pair exit branch Bald Eagle pair together flying Bald Eagle flying wire in BG

night, hospital entrance - emergency ambulance sign - visitor parking - light leak effect - brief shot

Making a hot air balloon

Los Angeles Centre at Dawn (NG- light leak)

Two cars of a Canadian Pacific train derail. One car leaks butane gas, and downtown Thunder Bay is evacuated.

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THREE EARTHQUAKES JOLTED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MONDAY NIGHT AND SEISMOLOGISTS SAY THE TRIO OF TREMORS WAS AFTERSHOCKS OF LAST JANUARY'S NORTHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE. THAT QUAKE WAS BLAMED FOR KILLING 61 PEOPLE AND CAUSING 20 BILLION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE. THE FIRST TREMOR STRUCK AT 7:36 P.M. PACIFIC TIME MONDAY NIGHT AND HAD A MAGNITUDE OF THREE-POINT-FIVE. TWO MORE JOLTS FOLLOWED TWELVE MINUTES LATER. ONE WAS A THREE-POINT-ZERO AFTERSHOCK BUT THE OTHER HAD A FOUR-POINT-FIVE MAGNITUDE WHICH WAS STRONG ENOUGH TO SEND PEOPLE RUNNING OUT OF THE THEATER AT THE TELEVISION ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. THERE'S STILL NO WORD OF SERIOUS DAMAGE OR INJURY AS A RESULT OF THE QUAKES.

Thought to be Selected Originals from late 1940s material. <br/> <br/>A short animated trailer film encouraging people to avoid fuel wastage at work. <br/> <br/>The cartoon starts at a factory and introduces us to various important people in the building - we get to meet the 'fuel watcher'. He is seen turning off the heat in an office. <br/> <br/>Still picture of a coal miner - providing fuel for the factory. <br/> <br/>The Fuel Watcher turns off an unnecessary fan and checks for leaks. <br/> <br/>Still picture of a coal miner. <br/> <br/>The Fuel Watcher presents badges to people at work. The voiceover says 'All of you are fuel watchers'. <br/> <br/>Title reads: "Power, Light, Heat and Steam Come From Coal - Don't Waste It."

firemen hose down street, flame on street; police red light spins

[Marshall, George Speaking to United Nations General Assembly]

00:00:00:00 [Shell Australia and the New South Wales state government have begun investigations into an oil spill in Sydney Harbour after a tanker leaked 10,000 litres of light crude oil.]--- SHO ...

Item title reads - Women's International Lawn Tennis. South Africa v. England at Johannesburg. <br/> <br/>Ellis Park, Johannesburg, South Africa. <br/> <br/>M/S as Britain's Peggy Scriven (on the left) walks onto the tennis court with Hine Miller. Various shots as they play and Mrs Miller wins in two straight sets, they shake hands at the net. <br/> <br/>M/S's of people sheltering under umbrellas and tarpaulin sheets as the rain sets in. Various shots as they pull the tarpaulin back from the court, a man runs on pouring paraffin over the court because so much water has leaked through it has to be burned off. A man sets light to it and it burns in a line. Various shots of a doubles match which South Africa win, they go on to win the second test by five matches to two. <br/> <br/>Note: the soundtrack to this item is missing.

NOTE: GOOD LIGHT LEAKS

EASY STREET

This “restricted” United States War Department Film, a black-and-white production of the First Motion Picture Unit Army Air Forces, dramatically introduces the viewer to “Flight Characteristics of the A-20.” (The Douglas A-20 Havoc was an American attack, light bomber, intruder aircraft of World War II.) <p><p>“There they are! A-20s, the most powerful light bombers in the world,” the narrator proclaims at the start of this circa 1943 film as a line of aircraft flies in formation. “We call them Havocs. The RAF call then Bostons. And the Luftwaffe — well, they just know they’re poison. Wherever they fly and by whatever name they’re known, they’re still a twin-engine bundle of dynamite.” <p><p>The bombers, we are told at mark 01:25, played a vital role in the defeat of German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel in Libya and North Africa. “Yes, the Luftwaffe was beaten in Africa, just as it will be beaten eventually in every theater of operation,” the narrator continues as the camera pans across an airfield of smashed Nazi planes. <p><p>Such victories, he continues at mark 02:15, are the result of intense training, as the film cuts to a pair of American pilots surveying the bombers. “Over in Egypt they looked like glamour gals to us,” one pilot says in the scripted scene. “As a matter of fact we thought they were the best looking babies that had been up and down the Nile since Cleopatra retired.” The scene continues as the officers detail the importance of a pre-flight check, including reviewing the safety of tires and landing gear, and checking nacelles and the fuselage for fuel leaks. At mark 4:35, the pilots continue their conversation in the cockpit, again stressing the importance of thoroughly going over a checklist before taking off — which the scene then does, spotlighting some of the important steps. <p><p>The bomber taxis down the runway at mark 06:15, with the senior officer reminding the other pilot of proper takeoff protocol, including the checklist. Once airborne, the conversation continues with talk of manifold pressure and practicing a power-off stall. “If you find yourself in a spin at 5,000 feet or less, the only thing to do is jump. That’s where you and the queen call it quits,” the captain advises the lieutenant at mark 11:00. “It’s better than breaking your neck.”<p><p>After practicing banks and turns, the pilots take the bomber into a dive at mark 12:00 to simulate a ground strafing, and learning how to avoid a stall in the process. “Pullouts should never be violent,” it’s explained, before moving into a detailed discussion of emergency hydraulic pressure procedures and how to react to a total engine failure before safely returning to the ground. <p><p>“Yes, men who know their ships, men who are destroying the enemy on every front, all agree — the A-20 is the sweetest attack ship in the sky,” the narrator says at mark 18:55 as the film draws to a close. <p><p>The Douglas A-20 Havoc (company designation DB-7) was an American attack, light bomber, intruder aircraft of World War II. It served with several Allied air forces, principally the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF), the Soviet Air Forces (VVS), Soviet Naval Aviation (AVMF) and the Royal Air Force (RAF) of the United Kingdom. Soviet units received more than one in three (2,908 aircraft) of the DB-7s ultimately built. It was also used by the air forces of Australia, South Africa, France, and the Netherlands during the war, and by Brazil afterwards.<p><p>In British Commonwealth air forces, bomber/attack variants of the DB-7 were usually known by the service name Boston, while night fighter and intruder variants were usually known as Havoc. An exception to this was the Royal Australian Air Force, which referred to all variants of the DB-7 by the name Boston. The USAAF referred to night fighter variants as P-70.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

The U.S. Army presents “Pack It Right” (1978) This is a short film about how to best pack materials for shipping. Switches between a white family on the beach who demonstrate the different ways of packing, a shipping warehouse where the objects are being packed by African American men, and a bunch of “joe six-pack” types sitting in an office discussing the different types of packing and the importance of it. This is has lots of great shots of how warehouses worked in the 60’s, a family at the beach, has a H-Bomb explosion, and men in an office. **This one clearly shows racial politics of the day, with whites at the beach and the office and African Americans in the warehouse. There is a great opening sequence with the family at the beach and the piggish husband checking out a girl in the bikini and the wife catching him. Also shots of men in a laboratory. The final shot is a very blond girl in a bikini who says “You heard the man: Pack it right” then walks away with a shot of her booty. SHOT BREAKDOWN: 14:06 - 14:46 - Young boy fills bucket with sand, man and wife sit on chairs, wife yells at man to stop looking at girls, blonde woman walks past and man stares. Woman puts down beach towel and bends over in front of camera, title of program appears on screen. 14:48 - 15:51 - Three men talk about packing items properly. Film shows how if you pack items badly they will be damaged, packed too well and its expensive and people cannot open them and if packed correctly they will be safe, this is demonstrated by a voluptuous blond woman rolling over on a beach towel. 15:52 - 18:15 - Three men sitting in office talking about packing boxes. Shots of men packing boxes in factory and back and forth between child on beach packing his things. 18:16 - 20:04 - Three men sitting in an office talking about packing different types of items, some require more packaging than others. This is demonstrated by a woman in a bathing suit rising up from her towel. Last shot shows a woman unpacking a Venus de milo statue. 20:04 - 22:06 - Three men in an office, man jokes that if packaging regulations were in place ""back in the old days"" they could have saved Venus de milo arms. Men continue discussing packaging, shots of equipment in factory, forklifts. One forklift carries a large drum and another forklift collides with it, crash animation appears on screen and cuts to shot of atom bomb exploding. 22:07 - 24:12 - Three men in an office talking about being careful while transporting packages. Shots of packages on back of pick-up truck in pouring rain, packages on trains cars and cars slamming into one another, shot of leaking packages, shot of forklift loading a truck, shot of an overheating military jeep, shot of two men in winter gear head out into the snow with sled. Last shot is a PAN of a woman sunbathing. 24:12 - 25:38 - Three men in office talk about commercial packaging. Shots of working packing boxes and other items. 25:39 - 28:09 - Shot of a group of men standing around talking about various packing tasks for the day, more shots of factory and workers packing items. Shot of office workers using typewriters and other machines of that era. 28:10 -29:33 - man puts tape spool onto computer, nice shot. Nice shots of old computer equipment with flashing lights, shot of damaged package,man tries to repair it and places new labels on it. 29:35 - 31:15 - Men talking about safety on the job, man at work coughing, shot of scientists working on new packaging materials. If materials are not suitable then a report must be written, shot of a man typing in uniform and a fish wrapped in a paper bag sits on his desk. 31:17 - 32:09 - Boss tell other men to be sure to read up on regulations. Cut to shot of blonde woman getting up and walking off the beach, The final shot is a very blond girl in a bikini who says “You heard the man: Pack it right” then walks away with a shot of her booty.