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Title: The Unchained Goddess (TV Movie 1958)
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The Writer
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Frank Baxter | ... |
Dr. Research
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Bernard C. Hunt | ... |
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climate change | global warming | part live action | bell system science series | educational |Genres:
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12 February 1958 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
El dios de la vida: El agua See more »Company Credits
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All the traditional lords of the sky appear in the "Unchained Goddess" next on the Bell Telephone System's TV Science series. Meteora, the Goddess of Weather, Thor the Thunder God, Boreas, the Wind God, the Hindu Gods of Rain, Snow, and Hail, and Cirrus the Cloud Painter hold court as Dr. Research (Dr. Frank Baxter) and Mr. Fiction Writer (Richard Carlson) tell what scientists have learned about the weather. See more »Quotes
Mr. Scientist: Even now, Man may be unwittingly changing the world's climate through the waste products of his civilization. Due to our release through factories and automobiles every year of more than six billion tons of carbon dioxide, which helps air absorb heat from the sun, our atmosphere seems to be getting warmer!See more »
Frank Capra stikes again! This is an interesting video. This used to be available free to schools through the old Bell System. It was listed as being for all audiences-and boy were they correct. Everyone from first graders to AARP types could learn something from this video and enjoy doing it. I have been showing this movie (now a video) for over 30 years and student get as much out of it today as they did 3- years ago. Why don't they make more science videos like this today!