Newton's Apple (PBS) - 1996-05-05

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[0:32] Next on Newton's Apple.

[0:33] >> An aircraft carrier might look small

[0:35] while you're up in the air trying to

[0:37] land on one, but standing here on the

[0:39] deck, it's a completely different story.

[0:41] This is really a floating city.

[0:45] >> Where are we? Well, from the looks of

[0:47] things, I'd say we're somewhere in the

[0:48] cortex and brain.

[0:54] Newton's Apple is made possible by a

[0:56] grant from 3M, the company where

[0:58] creative people find ways to make our

[1:01] world even better. 3M Innovation

[1:36] Welcome to Newton's Apple, the show that

[1:39] answers your questions about science,

[1:42] nature, technology, and the world around

[1:44] you. Here's your host, David Hiles. This

[1:49] >> This is the one right here, the top one.

[1:51] Oh, you think things are hectic around

[1:53] here? Wait until you see our very first

[1:55] story. Thanks. It really involves

[1:58] controlled chaos and aviation.

[2:01] Gretchen Craig, she's a viewer from the

[2:03] Bronx, New York, wondered how pilots

[2:05] land on aircraft carriers, and more

[2:07] particularly how they stop so quickly.

[2:09] Our field reporter, Peggy Nap, joined

[2:11] the Navy for a few days in order to find

[2:13] out.

[2:14] This is our destination. A collection of

[2:16] technology so complex it can take as

[2:19] many as 5,000 crew members to run it.

[2:25] But if you want to sail on one of these

[2:27] huge ships, getting aboard takes more

[2:29] than jus

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