Are Science and Religion Compatible?: Crash Course Religions #19
AdultsReligionScienceReligion and science have had some famously messy fights, but do they always have to be in conflict? In this episode of Crash Course Religions, we’ll look at some ways religion and science are more than just enemies.
Writing A Short Story: Drafting
YouthCreativityHow-toWriting...Part three of the challenge of writing your own short story.
The four questions that can help your mind heal | Byron Katie
AdultsHealthHumanPsychology“I saw that when I believed my thoughts, I suffered, and when I didn’t believe them, I didn’t suffer.”
The Smellyphant
KidsAnimalsBooksFriendship...Get ready to giggle. This silly tale shows that what's on the outside can sometimes be deceiving.
Bluey Minisode: Blocks
ChildrenECEntertainmentFamily...Bluey and Bingo have built an enormous tower of blocks.
Is THORIUM the Future of Nuclear Power?
AdultsScienceTechnologySince the 1960s, we’ve known that light water nuclear reactors weren’t the only way to generate electricity by splitting the atom. One alternative design, so-called “molten salt reactors,” were more complicated, but potentially much more safe and economical.
Did Vikings Use These Crystals To Navigate?
AdultsHistoryTechnologyThe Vikings were renowned navigators at a time before magnetic compasses were invented. So how'd they manage it? Their secret may have been these pretty-pointed crystals of calcite called Iceland spar, and this month's SciShow Rocks Box subscribers will get to try this out for themselves!
Valeriana: Lost City In Mexico
YouthArchaeologyHistoryTravel...In the heart of Mexico, special technology has uncovered a huge, thousand-year old city the size of Edinburgh.
Writing A Short Story: Ideating
YouthCreativityHow-toWriting...Part two of the challenge of writing your own short story.
Alp speaks about his experience taking Project Management at the Canadian College
AdultsEducationBusiness...Alp took the Project Management Diploma at the Canadian College. He speaks about how the skills he learned studying in Vancouver helped him when he was working at Zodiac's head office in Vancouver as a Project Manager.