Globe Making: How the World is Made (1955) | British Pathé

Muy interesante! 😊😊😊

Globes...being made...in 1955...before anyone allegedly went to "space" to 'see the whole earth'. Hmmmm. Thats so odd.

Why do I want to eat the globes

Are they cutting a flat map in that shape for it to fit the globe ball ? Funny because if this was in 1955 and the first pictures/image of earth was taken in 1966 then how could they know that’s earth shape?….

Cratos Malloski mentality

So paper mache and plaster.

It got real during the end.

When people had jobs so they could feed their families

Today people are so dumb they believe the earth is flat

The first person to create the globe is Abu Rayhan Beruni, he is a Muslim, if you don't believe it, look it up

Made by women?!! Yeah right ...

Holy wow that ending 😂

gawd damn, that big globe.

Witches making ball earth lies. 🤡

Globes are labeled NOT FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES and you were all educated with one 😂😂😂😂😂😂 the globe only exists in your mind

Jeez imagine if there were multiple wars and you have to update your globe design lol

It’s so odd hearing the US exporting anything oversees.

I enjoyed watching this video. I think people were more classy in those days

wait why wouldn't it go to Russia-

ha,ha, ..........world is flat...........stupid video..........

The puns are amazing.

So cool seeing these beautiful women in colour. I wonder what it would be like to travel back in time and talk to them

Of course the guy spraying varnish has no protective mask of any kind.

Just to think, today, the whole staff would be thought of as "unskilled" labor.

Who was that flat earther idiot who was going into department stores destroying globes and tearing up books? 😂

I love more Globes

This is needed in every USA school 🗺️🌐

Flatearthers should make their own flat globe and create more awareness

School to the history channel you guys are acting better than me
British pahté oversimplified and more we are better than you

I wonder how expensive these must have been. The amount of labour going into each globe is astonishing by today's standards.

The ball will one day be bigger than the earth 🌏

I bet Upper Volta is on those globes. Which is now Burkina Faso.

In my school we had a globe that listed Manchuria as a puppet state of Japan and Indonesia was still labled as the Dutch East Indies.

Thanks for showing these interesting old films. It's like traveling through time, and to a different world.

I always wanted to be a singer and pastor but now I want to be this and be still a pastor

I have been collecting globes all my life and at 65 I have quite a few. My most cherished one is only 10 inch diameter but they used satellite photos for the land depictions. It has such fine detail that it blows my mind. It shows every river system completely and the latitude longitude of cities perfect. It shows Alaska's Alexander archipelago in the pan handle in detail. Amazing.

What's the music in the background? 😂😂

Wonder if any of these "globes" still survive today

And everyone is fancy dressed .. interesting

Seeing these globes being made, reminded me of the huge one that hung from the ceiling of the geography room at school. There was always a rush to operate the pulley that lowered the globe into the middle of the classroom and raised it back up to the ceiling again. I often wondered how they were made 🌎.

Women costume are cute 🤗💗

man this is deep

Estou maravilhada. Globo terrestre eu amo♥️🇧🇷

And this is why old things still last for so long. Everything is handmade and well-crafted for lifetime and maybe even more. These days the countries in plastic globes in my school libraries aren't even aligned, cheap (in looks), and they're solely for decorations up the bookcases.

You too can own one of these fine globes starting at just 16 schillings!

Iban re coquetas al laburo 💃

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こういった働く女性達を目指して往時は日本でも女性の労働参画が声高に叫ばれたが、
今や逆に夫に養ってもらい、自分は働きたくないという人が増えている。非常に嘆かわしいことだ

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