Elmer rosen famouse musition4/14/2023 ![]() Philo Farnsworth in the USA also conducted experimental television broadcasts in the 1930s alongside engineers in Japan and Russia (all working independently of each other). In 1938 a BBC transmission of from London of 405 lines per second was picked up by RCA engineers in New York and recorded on film, showing that in the right weather conditions their transmissions were powerful enough to be received thousands of miles away. Low definition (30 lines per second) experimental television broadcasts date back to 1929 in the UK and the BBC started broadcasting experimental high definition broadcasts about two weeks after the Berlin Olympics had opened, with a regular service starting the following year. The Nazis had wanted the technology to make the spectacle visible throughout all of Germany but the signal strength was not sufficient. The 180 lines per second broadcasts were only of sufficient power to be receivable a few miles away on the outskirts of Berlin and surrounding areas. The line about the opening ceremony of the 1936 Berlin Olympics being the first television transmission of any strength is somewhat debatable. ![]() The original would match the other four knobs in size and general appearance. The unit in the movie appears to have had its volume knob (the leftmost of the five visible knobs) replaced with a larger, non-standard knob. Featuring frequency coverage of 540 kHz to 109 MHz, it was one of the earliest radios to include the ability to receive the FM Broadcast band along with AM Broadcast and shortwave bands. The lower of the two (black and silver in color) is one of the Hallicrafters SX-62 receiver series, manufactured from 1949 into the mid-1960s. A couple of older radios are shown behind Ellie's dad when he sits in the corner and gives her the clue of "orange juice" for the location of Pensacola. However, it requires some practice and skill to fully exploit this capability. Introduced in 1905 and still being manufactured, it is notable for having a clever weight-and-spring mechanism that allows the operator to send a string of "dits" by pressing and holding the lever to the "dit" side, rather than having to press it repeatedly, allowing for faster sending of code. The Morse Code key visible on the table is a Vibroplex Semi-Automatic "Bug" model. The radio is a Collins KWM-2A, generally regarded as the "Cadillac" of ham radio transceivers of its day, with matching speaker to the right. The Arroways' amateur radio station that young Ellie uses is authentic and period-appropriate. Despite the number of them oscillates depending of the source, it's commonly assumed to be seven chakras running all along the backbone in straight line, associated not only with colors but petals of a flower around the energy center: Muladhara, the root chakra, located in the base of the spine (red, 4 petals) Svaddhisthana, the sacral chakra, located below of the belly button (orange, 6 petals) Manipura, the solar plexus chakra, located in the stomach (yellow, 10 petals) Anahata, heart chakra, located in the heart (green, 12 petals) Vishuddha, the throat chakra, located in the neck (light blue 16 petals) Ajna, third eye chakra, located in the frown (dark blue, 2 petals) and finally Sahasrara, the crown chakra, located in the top of the head (purple or indigo, 1,000 petals). In the classic tradition, Chakra is a Hindu word that it means "wheel", referring a center of energy inside human body. The succession of colors in the space tunnel match the colors of the Chakra points described in the New Age religion, starting with red (materialism) and reaching gold (enlightenment). Adolf Hitler's speech to open the Berlin Olympic Games (1936, almost unrecognizable). Roosevelt's "A Date Which Will Live in Infamy" speech (1941). ![]() Joseph McCarthy: "Have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" (1950s). Brian Hyland's Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini (1960). ![]() Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech (1963). Neil Armstrong: "One small step for a man." (1969). Richard Nixon: "I am not a crook." (1973). A Taste of Honey's Boogie Oogie Oogie (1978). Crash Test Dummies's God Shuffled His Feet (1993). Third Eye Blind's Semi-Charmed Life (1997). From closest to farthest, the transmissions include: As the camera moves away from Earth, the transmissions become older, as the first transmissions would be further out into space. At the beginning, various television and radio transmissions are heard coming from Earth into outer space.
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