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mRNA Translation (Advanced)3:04

mRNA Translation (Advanced)

1.5M views • 16 years ago
DNA Learning Center
A short animation from the DNA Learning Center showing how mRNA carries a gene's message to the ribosome, where tRNA and codons are used to assemble amino acids into a protein.
Topic match · Evolution & genetics
(1/4) Intro/History: Introducing a 100-year-old mechanical computer3:39

(1/4) Intro/History: Introducing a 100-year-old mechanical computer

476K views • 11 years ago
engineerguy
The first of four short videos from Bill Hammack (engineerguy) introducing and giving the history of a 100-year-old mechanical computer, Michelson's harmonic analyzer. The series goes on to explain Fourier synthesis, analysis and operation of the machine.
Topic match · History of computing
IBM Selectric Typewriter & its digital to analogue converter3:05

IBM Selectric Typewriter & its digital to analogue converter

1.1M views • 16 years ago
engineerguy
Bill Hammack of engineerguy uses slow motion video to show how the IBM Selectric typewriter works. He focuses on its fully mechanical digital-to-analog converter, which turns key presses into rotation of the type ball.
Topic match · History of computing
Hold music used to sound better. Here's why.3:36

Hold music used to sound better. Here's why.

2.9M views • 8 years ago
Tom Scott
Tom Scott explains why hold music sounds worse than it used to, tracing it to old telephone exchanges and the audio compression applied by modern switches. It is a short visit to the Milton Keynes Museum.
Topic match · History of computing
Paul Otlet, visioning a web in 19341:20

Paul Otlet, visioning a web in 1934

102K views • 18 years ago
Attila Gárdos
A one-minute clip about Paul Otlet, the Belgian bibliographer who in 1934 imagined users accessing a remote database through an electric telescope over a phone line. It presents his vision as a precursor of the web.
Topic match · History of computing