Eclipse Education
Everyone has heard of the Antarctic ozone hole, but did you know there are at least two other known ozone holes in our atmosphere?
What We Learned from the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami
The 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami was heavily documented owing to the prevalence of cell phones across the impacted region. We were able to learn so much from the volume of video documentation.
Yellowstone's Volcanic Past & Future: A Geological Odyssey
In this article, you'll embark on a journey through time, exploring Yellowstone's volcanic past and pondering its potential future. Discover the science behind this natural marvel and learn why it continues to captivate both scientists and visitors alike.
Possible Effects of Solar Eclipses on Living Things
Do eclipses have any effect on living things. Learn the possibilities in this article.
Plate Boundaries vs. Faults: Understanding Earth's Tectonic Forces
Learn the difference between plate boundaries and fault lines. If you live in the west, you likely live in an active earthquake zone.
Stellar Nucelosynthesis Simplified
The Sun's lifecycle produces elements required for life. Learn what the process is and why not every star will create the same elements.
The Role of AMOC and Consequences of its Collapse
Learn what the Atlantic Meridonial Overturning Circulation is, why its improtant, and especially how it can impact humanity by way of cliamte change.
Learn what permafrost is and why its thawing poses significant risks for the biosphere.
Mars wasn't always a dead planet, but at present it is. Learn what happened to cause it to lose its atmosphere and make it uninhabitable.