Join Ken Libbrecht, a Caltech physicist and snowflake consultant for 'Frozen', as he unravels the secrets of snowflake formation.

This crystal snowflake is made by dipping shaped pipe cleaners into borax dissolved in boiling water. As the water cools, borax forms crystals that cling to pipe cleaners making this incredible Christmas tree decoration.

The song name is displayed on the radio with the help of a specific communications protocol called the Radio Data System, which embeds small bits of information in FM broadcast signals. RDS allows broadcasters to send much more than just...

Dr. Forrester teaches about the different types of precipitation.

Looking for an easy way to add some winter cheer to your home this holiday season? Check out this DIY project from Jessie!
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Sing along and learn with The Kiboomers Winter Freeze Dance song! Get ready to skate, flutter, wiggle and dance! Our action packed games are always a hit with students and teachers during a circle time or brain break activity at home or...

To illustrate the concept of symmetry, Miss Palomine begins with some simple paper cut-outs. She and her friend then demonstrate to the student how to play the Symmetry Game.

Miss P reminds the student what “an equal number” means by showing an equal number of boots and gloves. She then shows the student several groups. The student must decide if there are an equal number of objects, and if not, by adding and...

A small community in Snowflake, Arizona, has retreated into the desert to escape modern life. Residents say they have multiple chemical sensitivities and environmental illness, which have not been scientifically proven as real illnesses...

Season 2, Rodeo part 3.

After his experience at the rodeo and surrounded by experts, Kayne is emboldened to try riding a bull for 8 seconds. Will he be able to d
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Bushwhacked! is a high-energy search around Australia to...

This video is answering the question of are all snowflakes the same.

The cycle of water from the air to the ground to the oceans and back to the air never ends. Water is found in the air, in the ground, in rivers and oceans, and it's found as gas, liquid, and solid. As it moves though phases and locations...

What's the Weather Like Today? Weather song for kids. Learn snowy, sunny, windy and rainy vocabulary. What's the weather, What's the weather, What's the weather like today? All together, All together, What's the weather like today? Look...

This week’s assignment comes from artist Paula McCartney, whose work explores the boundaries between the natural and unnatural. Her assignment asks you to reexamine what those terms even mean by constructing an image of the so-called...

What if you could power a ship using sunlight instead of wind? Well in space, you can! Solar sails or light sails are pushed with light from the sun. Photons provide a kick when they reflect off the sail pushing the sail like an air...

In episode 31, Charlie and Jordan talk about the ancient Japanese art of Kirigami and how researchers are using it to inspire new, lightweight solar cells.

Technically speaking, the snow falling on mountains and other cold regions is just frozen water. It is formed of tiny crystals of frozen water and looks a bit like small pieces of cotton. A snowflake is an ice crystal, or an...

Learn all about the weather outside with The Kiboomers! Here's a fun weather song with lyrics for kids. Our learning videos are great teaching tools to help kids learn about the different kids of weather.

In the late 1800's, Wilson Bentley and Gustav Hellmann began photographing snowflakes. Their photos would go on to spark the public's fascination with snowflakes. Today University of Utah engineer Cale Fallgatter and atmospheric...

Here is a fun winter song for kids. It is called If All The Little Snowflakes. This snowflakes song is great for preschoolers and kindergarten children. " If the little snowflakes Were candy bars and milkshakes Oh, what a snow that would...

Snow is a form of precipitation that occurs when water molecules meet cold air. Learn more about the science behind winter weather.

This visualization is based on the first three-dimensional numerical model of melting snowflakes in the atmosphere, developed by scientist Jussi Leinonen of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. A...

Like to catch snowflakes? Try using a card instead of your tongue! Join the Global Snowflake Network for the International Polar Year. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center invites you to be a part of this special data collection effort....

Can you create a paper snowflake that shows lines of symmetry? This educational kids' math video shows upper elementary math students how to make symmetrical snowflakes and reviews what a line of symmetry is! How many snowflakes can you...