Income and wealth inequality are two of the most debate issues in the world of economics. In this video we look at some of the most equal countries in the world to see what they are doing right 0:00 - 2:05 Intro 2:06 - 4:30 Gini...

In this video, the speaker explores the impact of the Vikings on the English language. From the words they left behind to the influence on pronouns, verbs, and place names, the Vikings played a significant role in shaping the English...

Which countries are at the forefront of saving our planet? There are certainly a few surprises in this list.

The video discusses the geological features of Iceland, which is located in the North Atlantic and is known for its cold temperatures, glacial ice, and volcanic activity. It explains how Iceland straddles the mid-Atlantic Ridge and sits...

Since the onset of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, there has been much debate about reforming the financial sector and improving the accountability of its major actors. In fact, many of the principals involved in creating the...

Iceland’s ongoing earthquake swarm is being caused by two tectonic plates moving away from each other, thereby causing magma to flow upward into voids created by the tearing movement. <br/>

In 1558 Nicolo Zeno announced to the world he had found in his family home in Venice, a map and accompanying letters that described a long voyage made by the his ancestors. On this voyage the Zeno Brothers found an island called...

Nicholas Gattis currently serves as the Director of Bands at Carmel Middle School in Charlotte, North Carolina where he teaches Band for grades 6-8, Jazz Band, and acoustic guitar. Nicholas received his BS Ed. in Music Education from...

This clip looks at the physical features, climate, history and culture of Greenland.

Volcanic ash can become a multimillion-dollar nightmare, lingering in the skies, getting into engines and damaging aircraft. Volcanic ash is known to present hazards to aviation, infrastructure, agriculture, and human and animal health....

Concluding Remarks from Gudrun Johnsen of the University of Iceland at Finance & Society 2015<br/>

Tinna Björk Pálsdóttir teaches in Hörðuvallaskóli, Reykjavík, Iceland. She studied Mechatronics engineering at the University of Iceland and the University of Southern Denmark. When she started teaching, she taught Danish (which is...

This video explores five fun facts about geothermal.

In this episode of On Location, Director Mark Vins takes you along on a scouting expedition in the country of Iceland!

Let's face it, the world is a scary place. If World War 3 did happen, you should probably have a plan about where to go to save yourself from nuclear annihilation. Luckily for you, Alltime10s knows just where to look and we've got the...

This video discusses the powerful effects of tectonic plate movement on the Earth's surface. It highlights two examples of plate boundaries - the divergent boundary in Iceland where the North American and Eurasian plates are separating,...

This animation explains how volcanic ash, when sucked into a jet engine, can clog up the turbine blades, causing the engine to stall.

This video explores Iceland's innovative use of geothermal energy, which fuels over 75% of their homes and powers various facilities. It highlights how Icelanders tap into the country's intense geologic activity, including volcanic...

In part 2, Dr. Garvin continues explaining how much left we have to learn about Venus and recounts NASA's visits to the moon with the Apollo program.



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Aluminum smelting. Geothermal power. Bitcoin mining. What do all of these things have in common? ... Iceland! 🇮🇸



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The UK government is investigating the possibility of tapping Iceland's geothermal power via an undersea cable. The 1,800km cable would be the longest in the world. It would join a network of existing cables and others under construction...

This video is answering the question of where does Iceland get its energy from.

Archaeologists digging in a Viking cave in Iceland have discovered rare artifacts from Iraq in a huge stone boat. They say the stone boat was used to burn animals to strengthen a god that had to fight to save the world.<br/>

Scientists say they have found the "trigger" that causes some of Earth's most powerful volcanic eruptions, such as the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland that disrupted flights and stranded millions of passengers worldwide,...