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Science ABC
What If Charger Is Plugged Into Supply But Not Connected To A Device?
In a situation where the charger is connected to a socket without any device plugged in, the charger will draw a minimal current from the mains and the regulator will maintain a steady supply of 5 V. Since the charger is not connected to...
PBS
How Did Edison Invent Christmas Lights?
Did Thomas Edison pave the way for today's EduTubers? Danielle tracks the path from Edison's Christmas light demonstrations in the late 19th century all the way to the science explainer videos of today.
ACDC Leadership
Shifting the Production Possibilities Curve - Macro Topic 1.2 (Micro Topic 1.3)
In this video I explain how the production possibilities curve shifts when there is a change in resources or a change in technology. Understanding the general concept will help you understand the idea of economic growth, but keep in mind...
Curated Video
VI Characteristics: Investigating the Relationship between Current and Potential Difference in a Light Bulb
The video is a lecture presentation on VI characteristics, where the speaker demonstrates how to investigate the relationship between the current through a light bulb and the potential difference across it. The speaker shows how to...
msvgo
Destruction and Safety Measures
It explains destruction caused by cyclones and effective safety measures.
Science360
Hydrogen Bubbles - Little Shop of Physics
Passing a current through water makes hydrogen and oxygen, which fill a bubble that can be ignited.
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Curated Video
I WONDER - What Is A Carbon Footprint?
This video is answering the question of what is a carbon footprint.
TLDR News
Nuclear Power: Should We Use More or Less? - TLDR News
We asked our audience what they thought about increasing our reliance on nuclear power, so in this video, we're examing the pros and cons of building more nuclear power plants.
Curated Video
Electrical Energy and Calculations: Understanding the Relationship Between Power, Current, Voltage, and Time
This video discusses the relationships between electrical energy, voltage, current, and time. It explains the concept of electrical power and how it is measured in watts or joules per second. The video then shows how this equation can be...
Mediacorp
The Future of Green Transport in Singapore
In this video, Singapore's Transport Minister discusses the country's goal of achieving carbon neutral transportation by 2040. He explores the challenges of transitioning to cleaner energy sources, as well as the need for a reliable...
Next Animation Studio
Construction starts on America’s giant solar farm
The project will eventually field a total of 2.85 million solar panels, generating 1.65 gigawatts of electricity — enough to power 250,000 homes.
ATHS Engineering
Electricity: Work and Power
In this video, the teacher explains the concept of work in physics, defining it as the energy used to exert a force on something to move it a distance. The teacher also discusses the unit of measurement for work, joules, and how it...
Mr. Beat
1920s American Culture (Story Time with Mr. Beat)
Once upon a time, a horrible war known as World War 1 devastated the planet. Immediately after the war, a lot of people in the United States were passionate about various causes, some good, some not so much. While women had finally won...
Sustainable Business Consulting
Making the Business Case for Renewable Energy
Provides case studies and arguments for why renewable energy is producing more jobs and more economic security for the U.S.
Curated Video
Does Water Really Conduct Electricity?
Pure water doesn’t conduct electricity; by itself, it is a poor conductor of electricity. However, water contains charged ions and impurities that make it a very good conductor of electricity. We are always told and taught that water...
Weatherthings
Heat Lightning
Heat lightning is a nickname given to frequent lightning seen in distant thunderstorms, often on a warm summer evening. It’s a misnomer or bad name, because it suggests that the storms are not dangerous. Heat lightning is regular...