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Be a Weather Watcher | Science for Kids
[Music Playing] Welcome back to the fort! Squeaks and I are spending the day inside … because it’s raining! It rained yesterday too, and I remember that, because I wrote it down in my weather journal. My weather journal is where I write down what the weather is like every day. Do you keep a […]
Continue Reading...Speed of Human Sneeze? | Fact – 11 | #facts
It’s interesting fact time. At the end of this video we will learn something about a human sneeze that will blow your mind. Are you confused? Did you know that the air from a human sneeze can reach a speed of about 100 miles per hour? If you know something more about this fact, leave […]
Continue Reading...What is Solar Energy?
Did you know that all of the energy we use comes from the sun? You probably know that’s true for solar panels, but the sun is also the ultimate source for energy generated by wind, water, and fossil fuels. It works like this. Heat from the sun drives the air currents and water cycle that […]
Continue Reading...Ep. 25 Wind Turbines, Stress Management and the Juno Spacecraft | Twig Science Reporter
On this week’s news update– wind turbines power an entire island, having a pet dog can lower stress, and getting up close to the planet Jupiter! First up– a small island has become the first place in the USA to be powered by wind turbines in the sea. Block Island lies off the coast of […]
Continue Reading...Distance Time Graphs
Hello and welcome to NinetyEast. In this video we’ll be looking at distance-time graphs. We learned in our last video that different objects travel at different speeds, and even at varying speeds during the same journey. We also learned that we can calculate the average speed that a person or object has travelled, if we […]
Continue Reading...If Green Energy Is So Great, Why Aren’t We Using It?
If renewable energy is so awesome why haven’t we pulled the plug on fossil fuels yet? Hey there light bulbs, Julian here for DNews. If you watch this channel regularly, you’d know that climate change is a serious looming problem. In case you don’t watch often, I’ll catch you up real fast: we’re burning too […]
Continue Reading...Student Highlight – Joseph Walsh (Pt 1): Wind Energy & Turbine Technology
My name’s Joseph Walsh. I come to Clinton Community College for the Wind Turbine Technologies program.
Continue Reading...DIY Wind Turbine- Instructional Video
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Continue Reading...Repoint – technical explanation of track switching technology
Repoint. A breakthrough in failsafe railtrack switching developed at Loughborough University in conjunction with the Rail Safety and Standards Board. Repoint works with conventional or stub switch points as shown here. Instead of sliding the rails between positions, repoint lifts the rails up, moves them across and drops them down. If an actuator fails the […]
Continue Reading...THE RAIN CAME DOWN by David Shannon Read Aloud by Books Read Aloud For Children
The Rain Came Down by David Shannon. On Saturday morning, the rain came down. It made the chickens squawk. The cat yowled at the chickens, and the dog barked at the cat. And still, the rain came down. The man yelled at the dog and woke up the baby. “Stop all that yelling!” shouted the […]
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