weather lab

Did you know that when you look up, you are looking through hundreds of miles of atmosphere? David Biggar has more on how tall the atmosphere is, and shows what it looks like from space.

In this demonstration, learn about the phases of matter the fun way by making ice cream at home with Shanna Mendiola.

Did you know our planet is tilted? Belen De Leon explains why that matters.

There’s a lot of science behind slim. Belen De Leon has details.

Want to help keep track of your neighborhood’s rainfall when the next storm moves through? David Biggar shows how you can build a rain gauge by using items around your home.

Learn more about how tornadoes form in this interactive lesson with Anthony Yanez.

Belen DeLeon shows you how to make your own weather vane at home, a powerful weather measurement tool.

In the first part of a two-part lesson on earthquakes, Anthony Yanez explains how earthquakes happen.

In the second part of a two-part lesson on earthquakes, Anthony Yanez explains what “magnitude” means when describing earthquakes.