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" GATEWAYS TO THE MIND " 1958 BELL TELEPHONE EDUCATIONAL FILM ABOUT HUMAN SENSES (PART 2) MD10335

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @periscopefilm   Want to learn more about Periscope Film and get access to exclusive swag? Join us on Patreon. Visit   / periscopefilm   Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Part 1:    • " GATEWAYS TO THE MIND "  1958 BELL TELEPH...   “Gateways to the Mind: The Story of the Human Senses” (1958) is a color educational film sponsored by Bell Telephone Systems as part of their series of programs on science. Produced by Jack L. Warner and directed by Owen Crump, this film details the science behind the human senses: sight, sound, taste, smell, hearing, and touch. Taking place in a sound stage, the film follows as host, Dr. Frank C. Baxter, walks around the set and plays a series of live-action and animated clips that offer detailed explanations of how the senses operate. This segment largely focuses on the senses of sight and touch, as well as other “senses” like memory and balance. Film opens (0:07). Mitchell BNC 35mm studio camera c.1952 likened to human eye (0:24). Close-up of human eye, medical imaging of retina and optic nerves (1:21). Diagrammatic side view of light passing through cornea (2:22). Photo micrograph of cross-section of retina (2:49). Diagram of fovea centralis, light sensitive cells (cones and rods) (2:57). Projection of human form on wall showing nervous system (4:04). Camera zooms into fingertip, close-up of nerve endings inside fingertip that facilitate sense of touch (pressure, heat, cold, pain) (4:16). Men on set touch hot iron, animation shows what happens after finger touches hot surface (4:51). Thresholds of pain (6:22). Dr. Baxter explains how balance controlled in inner ear using 3-D anatomical model (7:16). Man stands on one foot on top of box (7:45). Slow-motion cat dropped from upside-down position (8:22). Playful film “The Many Marvelous Senses” plays, likening senses to a Ringling Bros. circus: Combination of animated and live-action footage of clown, acrobats, other circus acts doing different balancing and general tricks that demonstrate use of different senses (9:23). Men in studio watch video of an optical illusion, Dr. Baxter explains how optical illusions work; "Ames Window illusion"’ “Trapezoid Experiment” (12:23). Princeton University Campus: Nassau Hall, Cleveland Tower (14:33). Perception Demonstration Center laboratory (14:42). Princeton psychologist Hadley Cantril explains experiment and illusions (15:22). Close-up of Tektronix 545A Oscilloscope, depiction of how brain reacts to sensory stimulation (16:10). Changes to pattern on Tektronix 545A Oscilloscope screen as man rests vs. eyes stimulated by flashlight vs. loud noise (16:27). Test subject in Dr. Donald Hebb’s 1951 experiment on sensory deprivation at McGill University; Animations of some of the hallucinations reported by test subjects (16:57). Impacts of monotony on long-distance truck drivers, jet pilot, man in antarctic white out, divers in deep water (18:35). Sensory deprivation experiments by United States Armed Services, use of centrifuge machine (19:26). Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory (North-West England) (19:49). Explorer 1 launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida (20:06). Men working with communication equipment inside room (20:31). Close-up Berlant Concertone Broadcast Recorder BRX-P tube preamp (20:45). 1956 Bell System Western Electric 500 Rotary Telephone light blue (21:02). Re-enactment footage of Alexander Graham Bell inventing first telephone (21:08). Re-enactment footage of first telephone engineer Thomas A. Watson at work (21:16). Scientists at Bell Telephone Laboratories: Chemistry, mathematics, physics, metallurgy, electronics (21:25). Bell Telephone achievements: AT&T longlines tower (TD-2 microwave tower) (22:01). Phone cable laid in ocean (22:10). 1956 Bell System Western Electric 500 Rotary Telephone (22:16). Project Nike: Test launches of Nike guided missiles (22:28). Improvement of sonar, radar and loran (22:31). Distant Early Warning (DEW) radar base at Point Barrow (22:36). Students in laboratories, hospitals carrying out experiments (23:01). Dr. Wilder Penfield, director of Montreal Neurological Institute, discusses experiments with subject during brain surgery without local anesthesia; Record of stream of consciousness (23:38). Responses from patients in experiment recalling different memories as a result of stimulation by Grass Instruments S4K Stimulator 115 V (25:39). Montage miscellaneous moments shared by people as part of their memory bank (26:45). 956 Easter Sunrise Service at the Hollywood Bowl (27:35). Dr. Baxter closing words (27:53). End (30:32). 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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com