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How does a Fan give us Cool Air? | #aumsum
It’s AumSum Time. How does a fan give us cool air? Because it has a refrigerator inside it. Oh. You are just unbelievable. First of all, a fan does not give cool air. Our body loses heat mainly in two ways. Firstly, our body heat gets transferred. To the surrounding air through a process of […]
Continue Reading...How 5G Cell Service Could Hurt Weather Forecasts
[♪ INTRO] For all that we complain about weather forecasts, they’re actually pretty amazing. A 5-day forecast today is about as reliable as a 24-hour forecast was in 1980. It’s not just about the convenience of having your umbrella, either. Good weather forecasts save lives. Hurricane forecasts, for example, can give people days instead of […]
Continue Reading...Put Your Finger In The Air | Nursery Rhymes | Happy Kids | MollyShow
Put your finger in the air in the air, Put your finger in the air in the air, Put your finger in the air and leave it right there, Put your finger in the air in the air. Put your finger on your head on your head, Put your finger on your head on your […]
Continue Reading...This Texan cattle rancher is turning to wind power | Pioneers For Our Planet
Somebody asked me ‘what does a wind generator sound like?’ and I said, ‘It sounds like money to me’. I’m a conservative Republican and… I absolutely love the environment I love renewable energy. Texas is still the wild west of wind. You can come out here as an entrepreneur or big company stake out a […]
Continue Reading...GCP Fundamentals – Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #1
Hi. I’m Brian Rice from the Google Cloud training team. In this course, my colleagues and I are going to introduce you to Google Cloud Platform. GCP offers four main kinds of services: compute, storage, big data and machine learning. This course focuses mostly on the first two together with the topic of networking. After […]
Continue Reading...Airhead, the Cloud Desktop for Schools
Fast Internet access means you can now deliver more and more of your school’s ICT over the Web. It’s simpler, safer, cheaper, and best of all, it supports learning and teaching anywhere, anytime on any device. But the Web is big. Really big. So how do you tame it? Airhead is the answer. It’s your […]
Continue Reading...Transforming Air Into Pure Drinking Water Is Finally Possible, Here’s How
Deserts are not particularly welcoming environments, and yet at least hundred million people live in desert regions around the world, according to the UN. They have to make due with less than 25 cm of rainfall each year, and for many, even that miniscule water supply is under threat as climate change is making dry […]
Continue Reading...5 Creepy Weather Phenomena That Shouldn’t Be Allowed
[INTRO ♪] Over the years, we’ve talked about some weird weather here on SciShow— from red sprites to thundersnow to spider rain or murderous fogs. But all that still hardly scratches the surface of how weird weather can get. From blood rain to volcanic tornadoes, here are five more kinds of weird, wacky, wonderful and […]
Continue Reading...This New Tech Could Revolutionize How We Store Renewable Energy
In a world in desperate need to go carbon-free, solar, wind, and renewables are the future. But our present ability to store their excess energy falls short. In fact, most of the time, that power goes missing. Of the many solutions swirling around, air—or rather, compressed air— seems to be sweeping some in the energy […]
Continue Reading...Weather On The Go Ep 3: Floods and Droughts
Welcome to Weather On The Go. Today we’re learning about floods and drought. I love a sunburnt country. A land of sweeping plains. Of ragged mountain ranges. Of drought and flooding rains. That’s from a famous Australian poem called ‘My Country’ by Dorothea Mackellar. It’s quoted all the time and it’s very true. Australia is […]
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