Making images that move

Making images that move

The history of the moving image (the cinema) is well documented in books and on the World Wide Web. There are a number of activities that can be easily carried out in a science class. They make use of the phenomenon of 'Persistence of Vision'.

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Curiosities and wonders
Film Production
Forecasts and trends
Innovation
Motion pictures
Optics
Phenakistoscopes
Science Activities
Science Education History
Sciences education
Technological innovations
Thaumatropes
Video Technology
Zoetropes
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Film Production
Forecasts and trends
Innovation
Motion pictures
Optics
Phenakistoscopes
Science Activities
Science Education History
Sciences education
Technological innovations
Thaumatropes
Video Technology
Zoetropes
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