Instructional Video3:07
Curated Video

Rocket Trajectory: Why Do Rockets Curve Instead Of Going Straight Up?

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Rockets follow a curved path rather than a straight line because their main objective is to enter Earth's orbit using as little fuel as possible. To get into orbit, a rocket must tilt onto its side and gradually increase the tilt until...
Instructional Video5:15
TMW Media

Threatening Asteroids From Space: Learn how asteroids affected the Earth in the past

K - 5th
Where are the impacts on Earth? What is the asteroid belt? Are there collisions in the asteroid belt? How do we find old craters?<br/>
Threatening Asteroids From Space, Part 1
Instructional Video3:56
Institute for New Economic Thinking

A Challenge for the Next Generation

Higher Ed
In part 8 of INET's video interview with John Fullerton, he says that hope lies with the young: they're not as stuck in the old paradigm of perpetual growth, and more open minded to new thinking like systems science
Instructional Video1:40
60 Second Histories

English Civil War: An artillery master

K - 5th
A description of how important science and mathematics were to the artillery in calculating distance and trajectory of a shot together with how much gunpowder is needed.
News Clip2:28
Curated Video

Belgium apologises for abduction of thousands of mixed-race children during colonial-era

9th - Higher Ed
Belgium  apologised  on Thursday for the abduction of thousands of children born to mixed-race couples during its colonial-era rule between 1959 and 1962 of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, and Rwanda. ...
News Clip2:01
Curated Video

Streetwear Brand Champion Remakes Itself in eSports

9th - Higher Ed
Champion, the apparel company that has regained life as a cool-kid staple, is partnering with eSports teams. Champion's president of sports apparel John Fryer called gaming a "global phenomenon."
News Clip1:43
Curated Video

FYROM, Albania moving closer to EU accession talks

9th - Higher Ed
The European Commission is pushing for the EU to expand into the western Balkans, a region with the reputation for lawlessness.



Brussels has given the greenlight to FYROM and Albania to start accession talks,...
News Clip2:46
Curated Video

NATO says deadly blast in Poland likely caused by Ukraine

9th - Higher Ed
A Ukrainian air defence missile likely caused an explosion in eastern Poland, NATO said.
News Clip2:20
Curated Video

NASA spacecraft collides with asteroid in planetary defence test

9th - Higher Ed
In world’s first attempt to change the direction of an asteroid, scientists hope the method can prevent collisions with
News Clip2:23
Curated Video

WHO challenges world leaders to end COVID-19 pandemic

9th - Higher Ed
After the world passed the 'tragic milestone' of five million deaths from the coronavirus, the World Health Organization warned that the trajectory for the pandemic's path in 2022 is in people's hands but says they must make the right...
News Clip2:13
Curated Video

China says ‘extremely low’ risk of damage from rocket debris

9th - Higher Ed
Military analysts expect the body of the Long March 5B rocket to come crashing down to Earth on Saturday or Sunday.
News Clip1:59
Curated Video

U.S. projects over 100,000 COVID-19 deaths

9th - Higher Ed
President Donald Trump’s COVID-19 team projects somewhere between a hundred and two hundred thousand deaths in the United States from the current pandemic.
News Clip2:04
Curated Video

Where is Canada now in the battle against COVID-19?

9th - Higher Ed
After two weeks of physical distancing and widespread closures, here's a look at where Canada is in its battle against COVID-19 and the disease's possible trajectory.
News Clip3:29
Curated Video

Crime-solving tools are evolving. The RNC has a 3D scanner that changes how evidence can be analyzed

9th - Higher Ed
A laser and a light can rotate 360 degrees, and information that is gathered can be shown to other experts, judges and juries. The CBC’s Elizabeth Whitten spoke to the RNC’s director of forensics Kathryn Rodgers to learn more about the...
News Clip2:41
Curated Video

Iran demands sanctions relief guarantee from the US as condition for a nuclear deal

9th - Higher Ed
Iran says it will continue to refine nuclear material but insists it's not seeking to obtain nuclear weapons.
News Clip1:49
Curated Video

Alberta teen arrested for terrorism-related offence

9th - Higher Ed
RCMP arrested a 15-year-old, who was allegedly involved in a global online network, 764, that preys on children.
News Clip3:53
Curated Video

City-Killer asteroid: Earth faces a growing threat

9th - Higher Ed
The latest scientific findings by NASA suggest that the chances of an asteroid collision have increased for the third time, raising concerns. How worried should we be? What happens if the asteroid is indeed on a collision course, and is...
News Clip3:48
Curated Video

NASA increases collision chances, experts assure: no need for panic

9th - Higher Ed
The latest scientific findings by NASA suggest that the chances of an asteroid collision have increased for the third time, raising concerns. How worried should we be? What happens if the asteroid is indeed on a collision course, and is...
News Clip3:50
Curated Video

'City killer' asteroid 2024 YR4: Where will the asteroid hit? Should we be worried?

9th - Higher Ed
The latest scientific findings by NASA suggest that the chances of an asteroid collision have increased for the third time, raising concerns. How worried should we be? What happens if the asteroid is indeed on a collision course, and is...
News Clip4:57
Curated Video

Earth braces for potential asteroid impact in 2032

9th - Higher Ed
An asteroid has a one in 83 chance of hitting Earth in just over seven years. While most space rocks pass by harmlessly, this one, known as 2024 YR4, which is about half the size of a football field, is too close for comfort. Here's more.
News Clip3:46
Curated Video

Earth faces 2032 collision risk; scientists track potential impact threat

9th - Higher Ed
An asteroid has a one in 83 chance of hitting Earth in just over seven years. While most space rocks pass by harmlessly, this one, known as 2024 YR4, which is about half the size of a football field, is too close for comfort. Here's more.
News Clip4:17
Curated Video

NASA scientist warns, we can't stop a big asteroid

9th - Higher Ed
An asteroid has a one in 83 chance of hitting Earth in just over seven years. While most space rocks pass by harmlessly, this one, known as 2024 YR4, which is about half the size of a football field, is too close for comfort. Here's more.
News Clip14:58
Bloomberg

Fed's Bostic on Inflation, Rate Cuts and Tariffs

Higher Ed
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic discusses the outlook for Fed monetary policy, the US labor market and the economic impact of tariffs with Mike McKee on Bloomberg Television.
News Clip3:21
Bloomberg

Bond Market Skeptical Of Musk's Spending Cut

Higher Ed
Elon Musk is feeling like the bond market should be rewarding and will reward in the future from the cuts of excess spending through DOGE, says Bloomberg's Liz McCormick.