Curated Video
Applications and Hazards of Static Electricity
This video is a lecture on the uses and hazards of static electricity, discussing the different phenomena associated with electrostatic charging. The video then goes on to explore various applications of electrostatic charges, such as...
One Minute History
The Rift Between Tesla and Edison - One Minute History_1080
In 1884, engineer Nikola Tesla was hired by Thomas Edison’s Headquarters in New York City. Tesla idolized Edison, but the two had one fundamental disagreement; Edison favored DC, Direct Current, in which electricity flows in one...
FuseSchool
Electrolysis of Water & Hydrochloric Acid
The discovery that passing an electric current through water would split it apart was made quite soon after the discovery of current electricity itself. This predates Michael Faraday’s work in this area, but it is he who introduced most...
TLDR News
Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam: Will it Mean War with Egypt - TLDR News.
It might not seem major global news that Ethiopia is currently building a dam across the Nile, a dam they hope will solve the country's issue relating to water, electricity supply, and trade. The issue is that neighbouring countries...
FuseSchool
Conductors & Non-Conductors
Learn the basics about conductors and non-conductors as a part of elements, compounds and measures within the overall topic of properties of matter.
Mazz Media
Biomass Energy
This live-action video program is about the word Biomass Energy. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the word Biomass Energy through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and...
Curated Video
How Do Solar Panels Work?
Solar panels are rectangular objects made up of individual solar cells, which capture sunlight and generate electricity. These cells are made from silicon, a semiconductor material found in sand. When sunlight hits the cells, it causes...
Science Buddies
Measure Static Electricity With An Electroscope!
Find out about static electricity in this STEM activity and measure which materials get charged the easiest with the help of a homemade electroscope!
DoodleScience
AC and DC supply _ GCSE Physics
Electrical supplies can be direct current or alternating current. It's referred to as AC/DC but not rock band of course. If the current flows in one direction it is called direct current. Batteries supply DC current to most of your...
Curated Video
Electricity Generation: Comparing Domestic and Industrial Generators
This video explains the process of electricity generation on an industrial level. It describes how a voltage and current can be induced in a conductor by moving it relative to a magnetic field, and compares two types of electricity...
Curated Video
Energy Animated
Energy is all around us. It makes things move, heats things up, and makes things glow. But where does energy come from? Some energy comes from deep within the ground in the form of oil, gas, coal, and uranium. Some energy comes from the...
Curated Video
Exploring the Van de Graaff Generator
This video is a demonstration and explanation of a Van de Graaff generator, an electronic device that creates static electricity. The video aims to teach viewers about the concept of static electricity and the role of Van de Graaff...
Curated Video
I WONDER - Who Invented Electricity?
This video is answering the question of who invented electricity.
Weird History
14 Odd Facts About Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was one of America's founding fathers as well as a scientist, statesman, author, printer, activist, postmaster, and diplomat. He is renowned for his discoveries and theories on electricity and is credited with inventing...
Curated Video
Black History Month Video: Black Inventors and Electricity
My son came home from school, told me that his school wasn't doing anything for Black History Month and then just stood there looking me in the eye like "So what you gonna do Dad." So I stepped up and recorded this episode about famous...
Bedtime History
Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin is one of the most well-known Founding Fathers of America. He helped write both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, although these accomplishments are not the only reason why Benjamin Franklin is...
Practical Ninjas
Basics of Electricity and Electronics #2 | Resistance and equivalent resistances | Electricity 101
Basics of Electricity and Electronics #2 In this video, we discuss and understand the meaning of a resistance in an electrical circuit or network. We also try to learn the basic physics that makes up a resistance and how the value of...
Curated Video
The Complete Beginners Guide to Arduino - 2021 - Basic Electric Theory
Let us start with the electronic basics. This clip is from the chapter "Electronic Fundamentals" of the series "The Complete Beginners Guide to Arduino - 2021".In this section, we are going to cover the electronic fundamentals.
Curated Video
Understanding Current Resistance and Potential Difference in Electrical Circuits
This video lecture explains the concepts of resistance, current, and potential difference in an electrical circuit. The lecturer defines what resistance is and how it affects energy consumption in a circuit. The video also teaches how to...
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Comparison of Physical Properties of Metals and Non-Metals
It explains the physical properties of metals and non-metals.
msvgo
Sources of Energy
It explains sources of energy and characteristics of a good source of energy. It talks about sources of energy as non-renewable and renewable or non-conventional.
Science Buddies
Basic Circuits Kit: Conductors and Insulators
This video shows how to use a few simple materials (lightbulb, batteries, and alligator clips) to create a circuit to light up a lightbulb. From there, the video shows how to use the circuit to experiment and determine if various...
Mazz Media
Our Sun
Through telescopic video and photos combined with animated graphics, students will learn about the layers of the sun and its effects on earth, the moon and all the objects in our solar system and the universe.