Secondary Catalogue
Science
Contains 4 Categories
Arctic Warming
The oceans absorb 90% of the heat from greenhouse gasses, causing ever more ice to melt.
How More Water Vapour Triggers Record Storms, Unsurvivable Heat
Water vapour is the most abundant greenhouse gas: more of it means more extreme weather.
Solving Climate Change with R&D and Civic Action
Smart strategies like research & development and targeted civic action are very effective ways to stop climate change.
How Governments Encourage Renewable Energy and Electric Cars
The most effective policies for cutting emissions from the electricity and transportation sectors, the two largest sources of CO2e.
Global Temperatures Are Rising at Unprecedented Speed
Atmospheric scientist Dr Jennifer A Francis explains that the rate of temperature rise we are experiencing is unprecedented and can only be caused by human activity.
Smart City Design & Efficiency
How to intelligently design and build cities to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Introducing Climate Change Solutions
A new series exploring the tools, techniques, and policies to achieve net-zero CO2e emissions and prevent the worst effects of climate change.
How to Decarbonise Methane, Cement & Industry
How to cut emissions from the industrial, methane "natural gas", and cement manufacturing sectors.
Our Sun
Through telescopic video and photos combined with animated graphics, students will learn about the layers of the sun and its effects on earth, the moon and all the objects in our solar system and the universe.
Saturn’s Weirdest Ring
Exploring the effects of objects passing through Saturn's ring.
The Moon's Incredible Evolution
NASA's two most recent videos of our moon are absolutely amazing. One is a simulation of the moon's evolution and the other is a narrated history of the rock.
The Death of a Star
For the first time, astronomers captured, from start to finish, a black hole consuming a star. This is a computer simulation of that event.