Linking the Protosolar Disk with the Inner Solar System
Explore the connection between the protosolar disk and inner solar system in this insightful talk by Francois Tissot from Caltech at the KISS short course on sample return missions.
Where Scientists Keep the World's Most Endangered Animals
Explore how scientists maintain insurance populations of endangered species worldwide, aiming for future reintroduction to the wild. Learn about conservation efforts and biodiversity restoration.
Legacies of Our Fathers: Endearing Lessons from Mount Everest on Climbing, Culture, and Conservation
Explore Mount Everest's impact on adventure, culture, and conservation through the eyes of legendary climbers' sons, discussing challenges and legacies 70 years after the first ascent.
The Heart of Hospitality - Creating Food Memories
Explore the essence of hospitality, sustainable cooking, and ethical dining with Chef Johnson Ebenezer. Gain insights on respecting ingredients, environmental awareness, and creating meaningful food experiences.
Citizen Science and the Fight for Water Equity
Discover how citizen science empowers communities to address South Africa's water crisis, promote environmental justice, and work towards equitable access to clean water for all.
Heart of Coal: Origins of the Industrial Revolution - Lecture 4
Explore the geological roots of our energy system and the Industrial Revolution with Cornell Professor Toby Ault in this engaging museum lecture.
Apocalypse Now and Then: The Permian Extinction and Its Relevance for Today - Lecture 5
Explore the Permian Extinction's lessons for our current era through Cornell Professor Toby Ault's insightful lecture at the Museum of the Earth.
Cold Blooded: Hothouse Climates of the Dinosaurs - Lecture 6
Explore hothouse climates of dinosaur eras, carbon cycle disruptions, and their relevance to modern climate change with Cornell Professor Toby Ault.
Building Communities to Fight Climate Change
Discover how compassion and community-driven action can create impactful climate solutions through the inspiring journey of a young environmental activist and marine biologist.
Leveraging Diversity to Protect the Earth
Explore how diverse perspectives and collective strengths can effectively address climate change and drive sustainability efforts in our interconnected world.
Introduction to Geology and Scientific Method
Explore the fundamentals of geology and scientific inquiry, gaining insights into Earth's processes and research methodologies.
Earth's Geosphere - Crustal Deformation: Fault Types and Identification
Explore fault types and their identification in Earth's crust, from dip slip to strike slip, with real-world examples and field observations.
Earth's Geosphere - Crustal Deformation: Folds
Explore crustal deformation and folds, learning about stress types, geologic maps, and various fold structures in Earth's crust.
Earth Materials: Introduction to Minerals
Explore the fundamentals of minerals, from atomic structure to formation processes and major mineral groups.
Earth Materials: Physical Properties of Minerals
Explore physical properties of minerals, including color, luster, crystal form, hardness, and more, in this comprehensive introduction to Earth materials.
Earth Geosphere - Plutons and Igneous Rock Bodies
Explore plutons and igneous rock formations, understanding their structures and formation processes in Earth's geosphere.
Earth Materials: Sedimentary Structures and Rock Identification
Explore sedimentary structures and learn techniques for identifying sedimentary rocks in this concise introductory geology lecture.
Earth Materials: Making a Sedimentary Rock
Explore sedimentary rock formation through weathering, transportation, and deposition processes. Learn about soil classification and depositional environments.
Earth Materials: Classification and Identification of Metamorphic Rocks
Explore metamorphic rock classification and identification in this concise geology lecture, enhancing your understanding of Earth's materials.
Brief History of the Earth
Explore Earth's history from the Big Bang to major geological events in this concise overview of our planet's formation and evolution.
Basics of Stratigraphy
Explore fundamental concepts of stratigraphy, excluding principles covered in Geochronology, for a concise introduction to this geological field.