Steam train moving slowly, viewed from the window of a wooden passenger carriage, filmed in the 1960s. This scene captures the nostalgic experience of rail travel during the era. Archival footage.

**ATTENTION AFFILIATES: News use only until Thursday March 1, 2018. Footage must not be archived, edited, or sold-on.**\n\n **This pkg contains photos from AP/Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***\n --SUPERS--\n(prefonted)\n --LEAD IN--\nA ROYALLY UNPRECEDENTED T-V EVENT -- SHEDDING LIGHT ON WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BECOME QUEEN.\nFOR THE FIRST TIME, BRITAIN'S QUEEN ELIZABETH TALKS PUBLICLY ABOUT HER 19-53 CORONATION.\nC-N-N'S MAX FOSTER REPORTS.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nQUEEN ELIZABETH -- WATCHING FOOTAGE OF HER OWN CORONATION FOR *THE FIRST TIME* SINCE BEING CROWNED SIXTY FIVE YEARS AGO -- \nNat Sound:\nHER MAJESTY -- SPEAKING *OPENLY* ABOUT HER PROCESSION FROM BUCKINGHAM PALACE IN *THIS* STUNNING GOLD STATE COACH WEIGHING NEARLY 4 TONS --\nBOUND FOR WESTMINSTER ABBEY.\nQueen Elizabeth:\n"Horrible. It's not meant for traveling in at all. It's only sprung on leather."\nReporter:\n"It rocks around a lot?"\nQueen:\n"Not very comfortable."\nReporter: \n"Were you in it for a long time?"\nQueen:\n"Halfway around London."\nReporter:\n"Really?"\nQueen: \n"We must have gone 4 or 5 miles and you can only go at a walking pace. The horses couldn't possibly go any faster. It's so heavy."\nTHE QUEEN -- OFFERING HER CANDID THOUGHTS ABOUT THE IMPERIAL STATE CROWN -- WHICH ONLY *THREE* PEOPLE ARE EVEN ALLOWED TO *TOUCH.* \nQueen:\n"It's much smaller isn't it. I mean it was the same height. It was up to about there when my father wore it."\nReporter: \n"It was huge then."\nQueen:\n"Yes, very unwieldy." \nBRITAIN'S LONGEST-REIGNING MONARCH -- DESCRIBING THE RIGORS OF WEARING SUCH A HEAVY CROWN -- WITH ITS LAVISH DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.\nQueen:\n"Fortunately my father and I have about the same sort of shaped head but once you put it on it stays. I mean it just remains itself."\nReporter: \n"You have to keep your head very still?"\nQueen:\n"Yes, and you can't look down to read the speech. You have to take the speech up because if you did your neck could break or it would fall off. So there are some disadvantages to crowns but otherwise they are quite important things."\nTHE TELEVISION SPECIAL -- GIVING VIEWERS A *RARE* LOOK AT THE CROWN *AND* THE SOVEREIGN'S SCEPTER ALSO USED IN THE QUEEN'S CORONATION -- \nWHICH HOLDS THE WORLD'S LARGEST CLEAR CUT DIAMOND. \nTHOSE ALONG WITH OTHER SACRED SYMBOLS OF THE BRITISH MONARCHY: THE CROWN JEWELS --\nHAVE *NEVER* BEFORE BEEN FILMED.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nBRITAIN ROYAL QUEEN INTERVIEW\n\n

"Fording the Lincoln Highway"" more on the travels of the 10 millionth Ford - shows the car traveling from city to city (Trenton, Philadelphia, Blue Ridge Mountains, Allegheny Mountains, Pittsburgh, Ohio, Nebraska, Pine Bluff Wyoming, Laramie - great shots of the Model T driving throughout Western settings

Collection of material made by the Warwick Trading Company and Cecil Hepworth. Many thanks to Luke McKernan at the National Film and Television Archive for his assistance in identifying these stories.<br/><br/>CHECK COPYRIGHT<br/><br/>i) Troops Passing Over Modder River by Train - A train, with locomotives and armoured cars at each end, passes over a temporary bridge erected over the Modder river; Seaforth Highlanders are riding in coal trucks and the train moves towards the camera. Date: 8 December 1899. Cameraman was John Benett-Stanford. Warwick Trading Company catalogue number 5525.<br/><br/>ii) (Return of the City Imperial Volunteers) Shows the City Imperial Volunteers marching through London having returned from the Boer War. Date: 29 October 1900. Title and production company uncertain. Production company was possibly Cecil Hepworth's. <br/><br/>iii) (Colonial Troops and Cavalry) Procession of suspiciously neat troops. This film has long been recorded in the NFTVA records as being of the Boer War, however it is probably film of the "Savage South Africa" touring theatrical troupe which visited Britain in 1899, recreating spectacular scenes from African wars. Date and production company uncertain but could be 1899 and the Warwick Trading Company.<br/><br/>iv) A Skirmish with the Boers Near Kimberley by a Troop of Cavalry Scouts Attached to General French's Column. A staged attack by British troops in South Africa. In three sections, mounted troops ride towards the camera; the troops dismount and set up their Maxim guns; the troops fire from behind some low brushwood. This is the only surviving example of a British military action being staged for the cameras in South Africa (according to the NFTVA). The catalogue description implies that it was meant to be taken as the real thing. Cameraman was Joe Rosenthal and the production company was the Warwick Trading Company. iv) Continued. The three sections of the film were titled as follows: 1 - The Scouts in pursuit of the Boers. 2 - Bringing the Maxims into Action. 3 - A Charge and general fusillade. Date: early 1900s. Warwick Trading Company catalogue number 5545.<br/><br/>v) Scene on Mr N. Smit's Ostrich Farm, Impanzi, Natal, South Africa. Scenes on an ostrich farm, filmed in Natal during the Boer War. Cameraman was Joe Rosenthal. Date: 1900. Warwick Trading Company catalogue number 5548a.<br/><br/>vi) Troops Leaving Port Elizabeth Jetty. Newly-arrived British troops march away from the jetty towards a square and are surrounded by the waiting crowds. Cameraman was possibly Edgar Hyman and the production company was the Warwick Trading Company - catalogue number 5619b. Date: March 1900.<br/><br/>vii) The Australian Mounted Rifles Marching through Cape Town. Ground level view of a column of Australian cavalry riding down Adderley Street in Cape Town watched by enthusiastic crowds. Cameraman was Edgar Hyman and the production company was Warwick Trading Company - catalogue number 5526. Date: 22 December 1899.<br/><br/>viii) Arrival of Wounded at Hospital Ship. A succession of British soldiers are carried up a gangplank by stretcher-bearers from the quayside to a hospital ship at Durban; walking casualties make their way up a different gangplank. Production company - Warwick Trading Company. Date: 1899. Continued.<br/><br/>ix) H.M.S. 'Powerful' Arriving in Portsmouth Harbour. The four funnelled H.M.S. Powerful, bringing home British troops who had defended Ladysmith, comes in past the Victory which is dressed with flags for the occasion. This version has an earlier sequence - probably from the same film - of a smaller boat alongside a larger one which is not included in the NFTVA version.<br/><br/>x) General Buller Embarking on the 'Donnottar Castle' at Southampton. Watched by crowds, Sir Redvers Buller, Lady Buller, the Mayor of Southampton and others walk along the gangway leading to the ship towards the camera. Sir Redvers pauses to be introduced to one of the ship's officers before embarking. Fortuitously, W.K-L. Dickson, war cameraman for the British Mutoscope and Biograph Company, can be seen (without camera) standing on the bottom left (with moustache). Buller was setting off to head the British armed forces in South Africa. W.K-L. Dickson travelled on the Dunottar Castle at the same time.<br/><br/>Collection of material made by the Warwick Trading Company and Hepworth. Many thanks to Luke McKernan at the National Film and Television Archive for his assistance in identifying these stories.<br/><br/>The following items are the same as the whole of reel 1. <br/><br/>The Arrival and Reception of Lord Roberts at Capetown, Lancers Crossing the Modder River, Churned Waters, The 'Roslin Castle' (Troopship) Leaving for South Africa, The Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers Digging Entrenchments at Orange River, South Africa - the Passing of the Armoured Train, Dispersing the Troops at Windsor After Parade, Review of the Life Guards by Her Majesty the Queen, Sir George White Leaving London Hippodrome, General Buller's Transport Train of Ox-Teams. See record for Reel 1.

HD, 16:9; OBAMA IN HAWAII 1/4/14 Walks out of Shave Ice store in Hawaii. Wears Sunglasses. Shakes hands with tourists as Secret Service looks on. Obama and Michelle off Air Force One, wave, come down, greet dignitaries, to limo. Obama off Marine One helicopter, Walks with officials. Climbs up stairs of Air Force One.;OBAMA IN MEXICO, Obama off Air Force plane, onto red carpet with honor guard greeting. Obama walks up Air Force one and into plane.;OBAMA IN EUROPE 6/4/13 Obama greets Merkel of Germany. OBAMA BERLIN Speaks in Germany, about Germany. Greets, waves, leaves in limo. Limo motorcade. Says NSA spying makes Europe safer.;Obama walks to Air Force One and climbs up, waves.;Obama, Michelle and kids come off Air Force 1 at night ;and into SUV. Obama, Michelle and children off Air Force One, Congress in Session.

1950s home movie footage of the birthplace of Marie Dressler (1869 - 1934). Marie was a Canadian actress born in Cobourg, Ontario, she became a leading comedienne during the silent film era.

00:00:00:03. BARS AND TONE. NATIONAL ARCHIVE FILM X-FER. NAVY SCREEN MAGAZINE #47 "MASSACHUSETTS SHORE LEAVE" B&W FILM X-FER. 02:15:03:08 "UNA REVISTA DE LA PANTALLA" FEATURING B&W FTG OF NEW YORK CITY. EXTS OF THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING AND OTHER CITY LANDMARKS. 02:19:43:27 "UNA EXCURSION" B&W VIEW FROM THE FLOATING HOSPITAL TRAVELLING AROUND MANHATTAN. 02:24:08:21 "ESTANQUE DE PRUEBAS" 02:30:32:28. "LA DIOSA DE LA LIBERTAD". B&W OF TOURISTS TRAVELLING BY FERRY TO VISIT THE STATUE OF LIBERTY. 02:35:12:19. B&W PRESIDENT FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT MAKES A SPEECH BEFORE A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS DETAILING THE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR IN HAWAII. 02:38:23:19. VS OF BENITO MUSSOLINI MAKING SPEECHES (NO AUDIO) IN ITALY. 02:40:23:29. VS ROOSEVELT MEETS WITH BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WINSTON CHURCHILL. 02:43:21:11 NO AUDIO NDS. 02:53:47:19 COLOR WORLD WAR II (WWII) FILM X-FER. VS OF AIRCRAFT ATTACKING US NAVAL SHIPS. CU'S OF UNEXPLODED BOMBS FLOATING ON THE OCEAN. 03:00:21:13 BLANK. CI: PERSONALITIES: CHURCHILL, WINSTON. PERSONALITIES: MUSSOLINI, BENITO. PERSONALITIES: ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN.

THE ZAPRUDER FILM SHOWING THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY IS DONATED TO THE SIXTH FLOOR MUSEUM IN THE OLD TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY.

[Dancing - Popular - College - 60's] pt.2

Various shots ships at sea; maybe 1910s

8/1998, NEWSFEED, PRESIDENT CLINTON, APOLOGY FOR MONICA LEWINSKY INCIDENT AND LOCKERBIE, RUSSIA, PROTESTORS; center screen great seal of the President of the United States, prior to Clinton speech on Lewinsky affair; INT President William Jefferson Clinton, Bill Clinton famous speech where he answers and does not all about Monica Lewinsky; INT Bill Clinton, critical lapse in judgement; DX w/s of Russian parliament council, packed room with people listening to the speaker, Boris Yeltsin cu, adjourned; DX w/s of Russian parliament after Yeltsin departs the room, Russian stock market floor; DX Tanzania war crimes, o/s of television station, war crime council meeting judges and defense attorneys enter courtroom; DX Tanzania, war crimes, bodies and victims strewn along the roadside, mass graves filled with bodies of victims; DX Georgia arrests/release, arsenal of weapons seized in raid, Russia, NX various; DX Eclipse, hotel with tourists on the sand, solar eclipse of sun, aerial of cars parked on sand at the beach; DX UK, Alexander, fashion show runway models draped in gauze fabrics, shaved heads, runway model in ring of fire; DX Lithuania, President, swearing in ceremony for parliament, sworn in and leaves the assembly; NX Albania, jailbreak, NX jailbreak police in street, flashing lights, police stand around in town; INT Mossad, press conference, talking heads, Mossad agent said held by Swiss headlines in paper; EXT DX archival footage, Mossad, looks like hijacking of airplane with El Al airplane in fg; DX Titanic trade show, showing travel news trips to Titanic wreckage, views of mini sub used to film movie; DX Iraq, weapons inspections, United Nations inspection station, vehicles enter and exit compound, street peds/bazaar Iraq; DX Iraq, worshippers praying to Allah, muslims, counting off worry/prayer beads, men bow in prayer; DX Israel/5th Lebanon attack, helicopter off loads wounded, tanks, troops, soldiers, explosion on hill, guns firing; DX Tanzania, hearing, street traffic, local peds shopping for fruit, courtroom, judges, defense, lawyers ;DX Tanzania, officer gives press conference, unacceptable international community accept killing 1 million humans; DX Netherlands, Lockerbie, plane crash scene Pan Am flight Scotland, file footage of crash aftermath, trial of accused ;DX Netherlands, Lockerbie, trial at the Hague, for terrorists accused of the bombing, judges enter courtroom, Libya vs UK; DX Muammar Gaddafi, terrorist, gives speech, more of wreckage from Lockerbie and Pan Am flight; DX INT press conference EMU, Economic Monetary Union, Germany makes deficit meeting easy for community; DX INT officials walking along going to some sort of summit or Economic conference, reporters take notes, talking heads; DX INT coins being minted, and rolled, and packaged generic silver coins; DX France, UK World Cup of Soccer, officials give pre-season instructions and press conference; DX Indonesia, brush fires, fires inout back/bush, cu of flames and animals in shelters threatened by fire; DX Italy, making of pizza, fancy restaurant tosses the crust smears on the sauce puts on cheese, places in oven; DX Italy, tossing the pizza pie dough, in tandem, trick flipping under leg in the air, etc...; DX Italy, Barraco, apply makeup backstage, runway models parade in latest fashions at show, designer comes out at end of show; DX Turkey, protest, square filled with people, people praying to Allah bow down, riot police control orderly crowd; DX Israel, arms seized, helicopter in sky, arms laid out on beach in the sand, soldiers, dead bodies; DX Pakistan, bomb deaths, cu of fire truck coming to camera, very quick

Footage from a moving car of the Chelyabinsk meteor, a superbolide caused by a near-Earth asteroid that entered Earth's atmosphere over Russia. Filmed on 15 February 2013.

User generated, 16mm film footage of multiple elderly couples enjoying a dance with a partner on a rooftop in Valparaiso, Chile. The couple closest to the camera spins as they step together.

Illustration of Vancouver in pioneer days. PAN of port of Vancouver, silhouette of city visible in background. HA PAN of Vancouver, with mountains and water visible in background. Street scenes, including HASs of pedestrians and cars. TRAVELLING SHOTs of Vancouver street, filmed from open-top streetcar, and showing streetcars approaching from opposite direction and two open-top buses. MS to CS of open-top streetcar filled with passengers. [Titles interspersed]

Footage from a moving car of the Chelyabinsk meteor, a superbolide caused by a near-Earth asteroid that entered Earth's atmosphere over Russia. Filmed on 15 February 2013.

Electric railway startup in France in 1950

&lt;p>https://www.cnn.com/travel/worlds-longest-river-amazon-expedition/index.html&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>In today’s modern age, it might be fair to assume that science has decisively answered some of the bigger questions regarding the natural world – or at least those dependent upon sheer physical measurements. But one seemingly straightforward conclusion has continued to confound: Just what is the longest river in the world?&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Indeed, in 2023, science is still grappling with the answer.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The title of “world’s longest river” is officially bestowed upon Africa’s Nile by authoritative sources like Encyclopedia Britannica and Guinness World Records. But an upcoming Amazon River expedition by a team of international explorers and researchers – traveling via rafts, horseback and solar-paneled boats – is readying to contest that designation.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“The Nile is like a worm and the Amazon is an anaconda,” 55-year-old Brazilian expedition leader Yuri Sanada, a seasoned explorer and film producer, recounts of his colleague’s metaphorical take on the Amazon’s volume, which carries four times more water than any other river.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“So there’s no comparison – we have the biggest river. But the longest, we will see.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>A 7,000-kilometer expedition&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The planned five-month-long expedition, due to set off in April 2024, aims to voyage the Amazon’s full length, using modern river-mapping satellite technology to scientifically prove once and for all that the Amazon is not just the world’s most voluminous river, but its longest.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Notably, the Amazon is not one singular stretch of water, but rather part of a greater “river system” spanning much of northern South America. Not dissimilar to the branches of a tree, its network includes multiple sources and tributaries.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The length dispute largely stems from the issue of where the Amazon begins. While Britannica and others have traditionally measured the river as starting from the headwaters of the Apurimac River, in southern Peru, American neuroscientist-turned-river expeditionist James “Rocky” Contos, 51, claims to have discovered a more distant river source – the Mantaro River, in northern Peru – while researching whitewater rafting routes in the country.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“I was aware that the most distant source of the Amazon was considered to be the Apurimac, but when I was gathering all information – maps, hydrographs, etc. – in preparation for my trip to Peru, I realized that another river appeared to be longer,” Contos says.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Two strangers met on the River Nile. They’ve been married for 25 years&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>He further verified this information with topographic maps, satellite imagery and GPS measurements while kayaking there, which he published research on in 2014.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“The discovery of the new source adds 77 kilometers (48 miles) to the length of the Amazon compared to the previously considered source,” he says.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada says Contos’s findings offer the expedition team an “excuse to be there,” explaining that while mapping the river is its ostensible goal, the expedition has greater aims of more fully documenting and shining a global spotlight on the Amazon rainforest region’s rich biodiversity – and the need for the worldwide community to work together to help conserve it.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The planned 7,000-kilometer (4,350-mile) spring expedition route will span the Amazon River’s course through Peru, Colombia and Brazil, starting at its newly purported source at the Mantaro, deep in the Peruvian Andes.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The Mantaro’s white waters will be navigated on a rafting expedition with Contos at the helm; once the Mantaro meets the Ene River, the voyage’s longer segment will begin aboard a trio of custom-built solar- and pedal-powered boats that will follow the remainder of the Amazon out to the Atlantic Ocean, on the Brazilian coast.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada says that in early 2025 there will be a secondary expedition starting at the Apurimac River in Peru, the traditionally accepted source of the Amazon, which will allow for a second set of measurements. This segment will reportedly be accompanied by French explorer Celine Cousteau (granddaughter of famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau) via horseback ride along the riverbanks.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada is currently overseeing a team of roughly 50 collaborators on the project from across the Americas and Europe. The expedition has already secured some prestigious partnerships: support from the Explorers Club, an IMAX deal for a related film production and an assignment to produce a new Amazon river map for Harvard University.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada says the expedition will also host a rotating cast of international scientific researchers, including from partner universities in Brazil, Peru, Colombia, the US and other countries, who will join at different stages with aims of bringing sustainable technology to traditional Amazonian communities.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“These projects will teach them how to treat the water, techniques on how to build better houses with natural materials, bring electric energy from renewable sources, waste treatment, electromobility transportation, and more,” he explains. “It’s going to really change the life of people there.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The hybrid solar- and pedal-powered expedition boats themselves are meant to demonstrate an affordable, efficient and pollution-reducing alternative to the gas-powered motorboats currently in use by the local communities.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Developed in partnership with a local Brazilian university, the vessels are being constructed with locally sourced bioresin and natural fibers, as well as motors made from 3D printers. Following the expedition, boat motors will be donated locally in what Sanada calls “part of the legacy of the expedition.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Armed escorts and bullet-proof cabins&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>However, despite these optimistic goals, this is not a journey without peril.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“In this kind of expedition, a lot of things can go wrong,” Sanada says, citing the potential for boats to collapse and wilderness risks (the jungle contains jaguars, anacondas, poisonous frogs and more).&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“The most dangerous part,” though, Sanada says, is “the human interaction.” He notes every time the team comes across somebody in the wilderness, they’ll have to wonder, “Are they drug lords? Are they enemies? Or just a friendly tribe trying to invite you to have dinner with them?”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Accordingly, the expedition team is working with local authorities to secure armed escorts through areas known for illegal mining and drug trafficking; the boat cabins are also being outfitted with bullet- and arrow-proof fibers.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>And Sanada is placing deep trust in his team. “I have local guides from the Amazon, from Peru – people who really know about the land and know about how to survive there,” he says.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada feels the risks are well worth it.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“You cannot stop (because of risk). We are doing this for science. We are bringing this legacy for the Amazon,” he says.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>He says it’s a privilege to be among only roughly 10 explorers, and the first South American, who have historically attempted to travel the river’s full length.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Ultimately, however, Sanada concedes that the expedition may not reach a conclusive answer about the river’s length or successfully prove that it actually is the world’s largest.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Dr. Suzanne Walther, an associate professor of environmental and ocean sciences at the University of San Diego, who’s specializes in river systems and measurements, explains that challenges with measuring rivers abound, owed to the waterways’ dynamic and complex nature and the potential for varying human interpretations around accepted river sources and endpoints.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>She notes that rivers can “change over time in a variety of ways,” citing variations in movement, the water volume they contain, and in their seasonal patterns. “You can imagine then that if you’re measuring something and it is moving, that will actually change the outcome even if you measure it the exact same way,” she adds.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“Whether it’s because of the tools and atmospheric interference, or whether it’s the human component, there’s always a little bit of uncertainty with every measure we take.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>She points out that there’s also a certain man-made motivation to claiming a superlative geographic feature like the longest river, which can boost national pride and offer potential tourism revenue.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“It gives prestige to a place,” she says. “We place value on those things as humans, even if the rivers don’t care if they’re longer or not.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>A search for knowledge&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Whatever the expedition’s outcome, Sanada says he’d like to explore the Nile next, using the same techniques and methods of measurement.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The Nile, which flows across northeastern Africa before reaching the Mediterranean Sea via Egypt, also faces debate around its own source, with more than one African nation claiming to contain the river’s headwaters.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>“So let’s see if we survive this first, and then we plan the next one,” Sanada says.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>After the expedition’s completion, a related full-length documentary as well as an IMAX film is expected to debut in 2026.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Sanada believes these projects can help boost regional pride and international tourism – and, in turn, conservation efforts in the Amazon – by demonstrating “how valuable it is, and why we have to preserve it.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Ultimately, Sanada says that record or no record, “it’s all about a search for knowledge. We’re going to be showing the world what the Amazon is all about.”&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TEASE--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>June 13, 2013&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Manaus, Brazil&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VIDEO SHOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Archive video of the Amazon River in Manaus, Brazil&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VO SCRIPT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SOT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--MUSIC INFO---&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>

Rare Dramatic and outstanding shots of Saudi Arabia from 1990s - aerials and ground shots, night, day. Technology, citiscapes, landscapes, desertscapes, business, agriculture, people, lifestyles. 01:04:57:18>>>Mountains in the desert – various shots 01:05:29:15>>>Palm trees against orange sky 01:05:28:26>>>Full moon 01:05:32:24>>>Desert sky with mountains in the horizon ----- 01:05:36:23>>>Caravan crossing the desert at sunset 01:05:44:19>>>Green vegetation 01:05:49:16>>>Camels with green palm trees in the background 01:05:53:27>>>cu to ZO Desert dunes, sand blowing across desert 01:06:07:08>>>Camels silhouette against orange sky 01:06:14:13>>>Pan Mountains with green vegetation 01:06:20:19>>>Camels and Bedouins on top of mountain 01:06:25:11>>>Minaret in silhouette against sun and clouds sky ------ 01:06:38:10 – 01:07:10:05 Montage of various buildings and beauty shots of Saudi Arabia 01:06:38:10>>>Airplane landing (Lockheed Tri-Star L-1011) 01:06:44:29>>>Interior upscale shopping mall with water fountain 01:06:47:22>>>Traffic- various shots of cars on highway and downtown traffic 01:06:52:01>>>Buildings and architecture – various shots of buildings (ground and aerials) in Saudi Arabia 01:07:01:09>>>Aerial shot of tower and Mosque ----- 01:07:10:05>>>Cu blazing Fire of oil well – aerial over fields with circular crop patterns for irrigation 01:07:13:22>>>Aerial over waterway with bridge built across top of it ------ 01:07:18:17 – 01:07:39:00 01:07:18:17>>>Pan of Arab men sitting in bleachers in stadium, MS of Saudi Cameraman filming an event in stadium ----- 01:07:21:29>>>CU Motorcycle wheel to ZO of 2 policeman riding in Saudi street ---- 01:07:25:24>>>Saudi men walking through columned walkway of building ----- 01:07:30:01>>>aerial over intersecting cloverleaf highways in Saudi Arabia 01:07:36:06>>>Aerial over Saudi city day - buildings with sun reflection 01:07:43:04>>>Aerial – night over modern Saudi city circling around one building and then over fountain shooting into the night sky ----- Various shots of Saudi men working in an office in front of computers with clocks lined up on wall showing time zones around the world 01:07:50:05>>>WS men sitting at long desk with banks of computers ; CU over the shoulder of man talking on the phone and touching computer screen 01:07:54:02>>>MS of man talking on telephone 01:07:56:04>>>Pan Clock on the wall showing Tokyo time 01:07:57:24>>>WS room with men at desk working at computers 01:08:00:11>>> Clock on the wall with New York time and CU man talking on phone ------ 01:08:03:10>>>Interior of electronics store with banks of working televisions piled one on top of other to ceiling - commerce 01:08:06:10>>>Int car dealership with Man opening hood of Mercedes to show off engine, shot of salesman and prospective buyer inspecting car ---- 01:08:12:01>>>Aerial over highway –CU highway sign showing how many kilometers to Buraydah, Unayzah and Al Madinah; CU “Slow” road sign in Arabic and English; MS Road sign on rural road with mountains in background pointing straight ahead to Muhayil and left to Jazat Al Thulatra and single car enters screen and drives off into distance ------ Sequence showing various men at work in Saudi Arabia 01:08:24:08>>>Pan inside testing laboratory where Saudi men in western dress are seen talking ---- 01:08:29:23>>>Man in sunglasses and cap driving truck in desert 01:08:32:19>>>Doctor with patient. Patient lying down and doctor checking his eyes with instrument. 01:08:36:28>>>Man at desk working with computer – shot of him moving mouse and then over shoulder shot of him looking at computer screen 01:08:41:08>>>group of men under small plane working on one of the engines to ZO to MS of the tail of a small private jet ----- 01:08:46:13>>> Shot of the giant bicycle monument north of Jeddah., an artwork from the remains of the first Saudi Marble factory Two men riding bicycles underneath it. ZO to show WS of the Bicycle monument ------ Sequence of beauty shots 01:08:58:07>>>Idyllic shot of large sailboat on the water at sunset with big orange sun in the background 01:09:04:22>>>WS of walled fortress in the desert 01:09:07:03>>>Silhouette of Mosque showing dome and minaret against orange sky 01:09:11:02>>>Aerial along main boulevard showing modern buildings and traffic ---- Sequence showing various jobs and technology from 1990s 01:09:16:28>>>Man operating controls at a wall full of dials and control switches 01:09:18:08>>>Man inside green house checking leaves 01:09:20:11>>>Saudi engineers looking over architectural blue prints 01:09:22:27>>>Man welding pipe; man working on engine of car 01:09:26:03>>>Woman with head scarf sitting at desk reviewing papers ( secretary?) 01:09:28:22>>>Female TV news reporter seen against blue screen background talking to camera 01:09:31:10>>>Drive along residential street showing apartment buildings 01:09:36:11>>>Saudi men at home in living room – one holding young child, tv on in bkgd 01:09:41:08>>>Pan of exterior of apartment complex ---- 01:09:49:07>>>Cu to ZO showing group of Saudi men gathered under tent in desert talking. WS shows singular tent in middle of desert 01:09:53:28>>>Saudi men with camel, High angle down shot of Saudi shepherd with herd of sheep in desert 01:10:04:17>>>MS Saudi men sitting on the floor inside tent talking 01:10:09:18>>>Camel being lowered by crane onto a platform possibly for transit or to be sold at auction 01:10:19:06>>>stand of palm trees with clay colored building in background 01:10:21:01>>>group of Saudi men at a meeting - sitting on the floor, drinking tea, good cu of one of the men fanning the smoldering briquettes on a fire keeping the tea warm ----- 01:10:31:10>>>Clothes market – various men shopping 01:10:35:01>>>Blacksmiths working with red hot piece of metal – hammering it into shape 01:10:38:16>>>Saudi business meeting with graphics presentation – men sitting around a circular conference room table, MS one of the men lecturing to others holding pointer while graphics on projection screen change 01:10:45:01>>>young boy in Swimming pool 01:10:50:16>>>Sequence of aerial shot over mountains in the desert, lakes and vegetation 01:11:37:12>>>CU to ZO from base of waterfall to WS of waterfall cascading over side of rocky hill 01:11:44:27>>>Beauty shot of large round yellow sun against orange sky low on horizon with silhouette of desert below 01:11:50:06>>Sequence of desert shots – rippled wind blown desert dunes, good shot of dry cracked, parched earth, pan across mountains rising from the desert floor. Palm trees WS desert with Palm trees rising at various points from the desert, WS showing coastline from the beach at low tide. Bird at water’s edge pecking into water for food. Pan across desert to oil drilling site in middle of open desert area, ZI to MS of oil drill 01:12:33:06>>>Time Lapse of dry cracked earth filling with water *** CU of rich vegetation to ZO to WS of garden with palm trees and fountains. 01:12:47:05>>>Man climbing palm tree, cu grapes growing at top of tree, hands pulling grapes off 01:12:58:09>>>WS of green field with yellow flowers blowing in the wind 01:13:07:03>>>sequence of aerials over dunes in desert – beauty shots 01:13:25:14>>>WS of Saudi men looking at ancient stone carvings on the side of a mountain, Cu of some of the drawings showing various animals, shot of the 3 men pointing to and discussing the carvings 01:13:43:07>>>CU sand in desert to ZO to WS of mountains rising in desert, views of various ancient buildings in the desert, ancient rock archway with stone minaret behind it Aerial view of the throngs of people assembled at the Haj in Mecca 01:14:17:05>>>Outstanding shot of large group of Saudi men on horseback in desert – looks as if it is a painting come to life – CU flag with Arabic writing, shot of men on horseback galloping towards camera as they appear from over a distant hill in the desert with sand whipping up in the foreground from the galloping horses – can be used for recreation of Arab cavalries riding through the desert 01:14:50:24>>>Map showing location of Saudi Arabia, cu of book with Arabic writings (Koran?), various artwork . Montage of various ruins of ancient buildings and forts in the desert 01:15:22:00>>>Re-creation – Arab men with rifles run into stone wall fortification , cut to men with rifles shooting back from atop the stone wall parapet, cut to men running into fortification seen from inside, various shots of gunfire and battle footage, over the shoulder shot of Saudi man looking out over the ancient city where the battle just viewed took place. 01:15:43:13>>>Sepia toned Archival footage of Saudi military on horseback 01:16:01:19>>>BW archival footage of early oil well in desert, color shot of men working on oil well and cu drill turning, archival color footage of old car with man standing on running board driving down side of dune, cu two men looking upwards at oil drilling, shot looking upwards inside oil rig with fire burning at the top 01:16:15:23>>>BW and color archival footage of of various Saudi leaders with Western leaders - boarding a British ship, with Winston Churchill talking, with President Roosevelt meeting and talking , standing next to President Nixon (who is talking at podium), with President Reagan, ---- Sequence about people arriving for the annual pilgrimage to Mecca for the Haj 01:16:38:27>>>Luxury liner at sea – MS of various Arabs on the decks looking out 01:16:47:21>>>Airplane taxing at Saudi airport 01:16:52:08>>>various black Muslim women leaving plane 01:16:59:10>>>cu bus ZO to WS of Buses traveling along highway through desert 01:17:03:18>>>Pilgrims arriving in Mecca for the Haj, Muslims praying during Haj to pull out to ws of throngs of people assembled around the Kabba to even wider showing the city skyline in the background 01:17:08:07>>>group of Saudis facing East and praying . 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Promotional film made for Austin cars during the year of the Festival of Britain. "Car-Mart" logo is seen on the main title. <br/> <br/>We see the South Bank site of the Festival. We see the Skylon, the "pretty interpreters", radar equipment, various buildings under construction, displays, etc. In the transport pavilion we see a variety of exhibits including jet engines, outside we see a locomotive, Emett's railway in Battersea Park and a model of Great Exhibition of 1851. <br/> <br/>There begins a historical recreation telling the history of travel from horse drawn vehicles to the modern motor car. Horse drawn coaches, archive footage of the horse omnibus, steam locomotives, old fashioned bicycle, penny farthing, primitive cars, etc. People dressed in historical costume ride in old fashioned cars. Most of this footage was shot in the 1950s but some of it is older. We see various Austin cars including racing cars, the "Baby Austin", car rallies, the "Big 7", "Austin 8", etc. <br/> <br/>Narrator states that Austin has come to mean quality and value. He talks of how the Longbridge Plants were used to produce military vehicles during the war including Lancaster aircraft, ambulances, gliders, motorbikes and Churchill tanks. Various shots of the military vehicles mentioned. <br/> <br/>Various shots of people at work at modern Austin factory. The A40 Devon Saloon is seen being produced. Austin's chairman Mr Lord announces a new scheme to encourage greater production. Seems to be a kind of tombola draw for employees. A large drum is spun and a ticket picked out. The more cars are turned out, the bigger the prize money is. More shots of the assembly line and cars being prepared for export all over the world. Gorgeous Austins are seen on display at motor shows. We see Prince Philip getting out of an Austin car. Film ends with an end title which reads: "For 43 years Car Mart has been the expression of fundamental values in Sales and Service which means that if you are an Austin owner, your car and Car Mart will serve you well."

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