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Great Moments in Science and Technology (Milestones of Science and Engineering) Meilensteine der Maturwissenschaft und Technik deutsch komplett hier: The viewer gains an insight into both the scientific and the socio-political background to an invention or discovery. Pioneers of science are portrayed, and the nature of their research and its further development through to the present are reconstructed. Computer animations are used to make certain processes easier to understand and to show how various systems function. Re-enacted scenes illustrate the conditions under which the scientists worked and the approach they took. Particularly impressive are the historical film sequences, some of which date back to the early days of cinematography.
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