Walt Disney's "The Restless Sea" (Bell System Science Series - 1964)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- The story of the sea, in live-action and animation, prepared for the Bell System Science Series on NBC. It depicts the beginnings of the sea and primal life, the sea's chemical composition, continental drift, and the effect of gravitational pull on tides and currents. Narrated by Lawrence Dobkin and including some voice work by Sterling Holloway as Mr. H2O! Aired January 24th, 1964. A revised version was released as an educational film in September 1979 and aired on The Disney Channel in 1983.
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Always a treat to hear Sterling Holloway’s iconic voice.
What a fantastic film.From a time when stuff like this played a big role in childrens education.Sadly it is missing today..
Thank you for finding and posting this! It's been a 'holy grail' for a while now. Amazing.
Check out 5:06…..Wow!!!
@@keepingwaltindisney Amazing! I've been slowly going through all of Disney - features, shorts, anthologies - from 1921. I'm up to 1956. I'm still yet to stop being amazed by different approaches to animation and storytelling.
One of the best presentations on the nature of tides I've ever seen. This is a great example of using the right media (at the time) to maximize comprehension. Great stuff.
In the lower area of the sea, most oceanographers could not visit or look at. Now with all kinds of deep submersibles we learn there are all kinds of animals in this area.
I didn't even know about this - how COOL is this?!!! 😻😻
Cool and awesome!
there are now 15 times more polar bears than when this was filmed.
That's interesting. There are also far more California condors now than there were when the studio made *Condorman.*
No way!!!
The oceans prevent all climate changes. That's good.
entertaining, yet still riddled w/ "millions of years" bs.
How is that?
@@toyman81 Many people believe in a young earth, creationist view where the earth was created by a divine creator roughly 6-8 thousand years ago. Too much info to debate in the comments section, but I also lean that way myself. Not 100% on the time frame, but firmly believe it was created and we are here on purpose, not by chance.