Aurora Borealis - Why I Shoot Lights At Night
A mini doc about shooting night time scene, though perhaps unusually told.
aurora
borealis,
northern
lights,
cold,
north
hemisphere
light,
lights
in
sky,
night
scene
Channels:
Green & Environmental
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TSO Photography spent a week capturing one of the biggest aurora borealis shows in recent years. Shot in and around Kirkenes and Pas National Park bordering Russia, at 70 degree north and 30 degrees east. Temperatures around -25 Celsius. Good fun. Available in Digital Cinema 4k.
aurora
borealis,
Pas
National
Park,
Russia,
Siberia,
TSOphotography,
Kirkenes,
subzero,
cold,
night
sky
Channels:
Travel & Places
Green & Environmental
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Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970)
Colossus: The Forbin Project is a 1970 sci-fi thriller about a renegade super computer.
PLOT:
In the midst of the Cold War the world's most brilliant scientist, Dr. Charles Forbin (Eric Braeden), devises a supercomputer for the Pentagon to control America's nuclear arsenal. Dubbed Colossus, this gargantuan mainframe is constructed inside a mountain in Colorado where, protected by automated defenses, it is impregnable to sabotage and attack. Its function is to detect, evaluate and respond to all strategic threats to the U.S. and her allies. Its creator hopes that with peace and freedom secured and the threat of accidental war eliminated, Colossus can then focus its attention on researching new scientific discoveries. Upon activating the vast machine, Forbin electronically seals the tomblike complex. Outside he is warmly greeted by the President of the United States (Blacula's Gordon Pinset), praising him for his monumental achievement.
More info available on IMDB.
Colossus,
forbin
project,
intelligent
computer,
artificial
intelligence,
AI,
Pentagon,
mainframe,
Cold
War,
US,
Russia
Channels:
1970s
Movies & Trailers
Science Fiction
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Canada once had a world-leading Aerospace program, but it was cancelled after the success of the Avro Arrow. Here is a tribute to the world's most advanced fighter jet, cancelled by the Canadian Government in 1959. The question is why? More details at: WIKIPEDIA www.avroarrow.org Avro Arrow Recovery Project(50th Anniversary)
AVRO
Arrow
CF105
Delta
Wing
Bomber
Rapid
Interceptor
Jet
Diefenbaker
Dief
Cold
War
Channels:
1950s
Military & War
Money & Politics
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