The Huge Hexagon-Shaped Storm on Saturn
YouthScienceSpaceAstronomy The sun is slowly rising over Saturn’s north pole, exposing an immense six-sided hurricane.
Gems, Minerals, Crystals & Rocks–What's the Difference?
YouthScienceGeology How can you distinguish rock from a mineral? Is that a gem, or is it a crystal? Learn what all these words really mean in this video!
How To Find A Galaxy
YouthScienceSpaceAstronomy Knowing the addresses of a thousand galaxies yielded a remarkable picture of our universe.
How Fireflies Inspired Energy-Efficient Lights
YouthDesignScienceEnvironmentBiologyEnergy... Electricity accounts for around 5% of greenhouse gas emissions. So how can we make it more efficient? Belgian physicist Jean-Pol Vigneron and his team found the answer could lie within a firefly's abdomen.
The Largest Known Star
YouthSpaceScienceAstronomy What is the largest star in the Universe? And why is it that large? And what ARE stars anyway?
Photosynthesis & Transpiration
YouthNatureScienceBiologyEducation... What do plants need? Students examine the effects of light and air on green plants, learning the processes of photosynthesis and transpiration.
Have You Ever Seen An Atom?
YouthPhysicsScienceTechnology Scientists at the University of California Los Angeles have found a way to create stunningly detailed 3D reconstructing of platinum nanoparticles at an atomic scale.
Symbiotic Fungi
YouthNatureScienceBiology David Attenborough encounters a parasitic fungi that lives off the plants it inhabits.
Are There Rainbows On Mars?
YouthEducationSpaceScience NASA scientist Mark Lemmon explains why the Red Planet is a rainbowless world.
Moebius Strips
YouthMathScienceEducation Students make Moebius strips and use them to demonstrate the interconnectedness of an environment.
Miracle Plant That Took 200 Years To Grow
YouthNatureScienceEnvironment David Attenborough delves into the story of an ancient "miracle plant" at Kew Gardens and explains how the workers at the gardens ensure no plant need ever go extinct.
Sea Women Of Melanesia
YouthWomenWorldEnvironmentScienceWildlife... The Sea Women of Melanesia train local women to monitor and assess the impacts of widespread coral bleaching on some of the world's most endangered reefs.
Digging For Dinosaurs In Alberta
YouthScienceHistory Ever wonder how dinos get into museums? Janaye is in Drumheller, Alberta to dig into it!
Blue Whales 101
YouthAnimalsNatureScience Blue whales are the largest animals to have ever existed. Learn why they're larger than any land animal and why they were hunted for years, making them endangered.
How Saturn Got Its Rings
YouthScienceSpaceGeology There's evidence to suggest Saturn didn't have its rings when the dinosaurs inhabited Earth, so how did they form?
Climate-Resilient Buildings
YouthScienceEnvironmentArchitecture This UNEP publication demonstrates how buildings and community spaces can be constructed to increase their resilience to climate change.
Looking For Another Earth
YouthSpaceScienceFuture In the last few years, scientists have discovered thousands of exoplanets - and a lot of them are surprisingly weird.