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La familia Carbono: emisiones domésticas y su impacto ambiental
Bienvenidos al hogar de la familia Carbono. Descubre la cantidad de carbono que utilizan (y muchas otras familias medias) cada año.
Twig - Ciencias de la Tierra - El impacto del ser humano - Los seres humanos y el ciclo del carbono...
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Cathode ray
Or electron beam, a stream of electrons emitted from the negative terminal of a vacuum tube. A Twig Science Glossary Film. Key scientific terms defined in just 60 seconds using stunning images and concise textual definitions. Twig...
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Factpack: Colour Mixing
Learn how colours are made using additive and subtractive colour mixing. Physics - Waves - Learning Points. A Twig FactPack Film. Open a discussion on what has been already learnt in a topic, or use to grab attention at the start of a...
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The Carbon Family - Carbon Footprint
Welcome to the home of the Carbon family. Discover how much carbon they - and many average families - use every single year. Human Geography - A Changing World - Learning Points. 50% of CO2 produced by humans comes from...
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Receiver
A device that combines a detector and some kind of signal processing electronics to convert an electromagnetic signal into an electrical signal, or into a comprehensible sound or visual form. A Twig Science Glossary Film. Key scientific...
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Electricity – Odd one out
Four electrical devices are shown, but which is the odd one out? Physical processes - Electricity and magnetism - Electricity A Twig Tidbit Film - Odd one out. The children have to work out which of four images is the odd one out.
Bedtime History
History of Jim Henson for Kids | Bedtime History
Learn about Jim Henson, the talented puppet designer who created the Muppets and many Sesame Street characters.
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History of Fred Rogers for Kids | Bedtime History
Learn about Fred Rogers, the thoughtful television personality who became known as "Mister Rogers" during his show Mister Roger's Neighborhood.
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Comedian
Ben Rosenfeld is a professional stand-up comedian living and working in New York City. While working for a management consulting firm out of college, Ben decided to give comedy a try, performing at an amateur open-mic night in...
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FBI Agent
Mary Ellen has spent her career studying the criminal mind. One of the most senior profilers for the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI until her retirement in 2009, Mary Ellen has helped capture, interview and understand some of the...
Weird History
The Strange History of Mr. Ed the Talking Horse
In the 1960s, the story of a man and his talking horse captivated the globe. The show was Mister Ed, and it followed the hijinks of a talking horse named Mr. Ed and his keeper Wilbur Post. The show became an instant classic, and the...
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Big Ideas -Episode 4 - John Logie Baird
In the early years of the 20th century, one man had a Big Idea. Scottish inventor John Logie Baird combined cinematography with the transmission of electric power to create a new medium, one that would change the world forever. That...
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Webcasting's Growing Popularity
This video discusses the growing trend of webcasting special events, specifically focusing on the example of Aviation Nation, an annual air show in Las Vegas. It explains how webcasting allows viewers to watch live events online, using...
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Television: From Mechanical to Electronic Systems
In London during 1926 John Logi Baird demonstrated a mechanical television system that used rotating discs to scan an image. The picture was made up of 30 vertical lines with 5 images per second. In 1936 at London s Alexandra Palace a...
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From Bulky Cathode Ray Tubes to Sleek OLED: The Evolution of Television Technology
Explore the fascinating journey of television technology from the bulky cathode ray tube sets of the past to the modern sleek, flat screens, and the cutting-edge OLED displays of the future. Discover how these technological advancements...
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Needs and Wants
Dr. Forrester explains the difference between the things we need and the things we want. She also explains the importance of shelter.
Great Big Story
Dumbfoundead, Breaking Barriers in Hip Hop as a Korean-American Artist
Explore the impactful journey of Jonathan Park, aka Dumbfoundead, a rapper from Los Angeles using his music to challenge stereotypes and advocate for Asian-American representation in the entertainment industry.
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Meet the Man Behind the “Saved by the Bell” Theme Song
Meet Scott Gale, the musical mastermind behind the catchy theme song of Saved by the Bell, a show that defined the 90s with its memorable music and timeless charm.
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This Prop Master_s Work Is Hidden in Plain Sight
Discover the world of paper prop creation for the big screen and small screen. Meet the artist behind the scenes.
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Face to Face with Star Trek_s Nichelle Nichols
Explore the groundbreaking impact of Star Trek's Lieutenant Uhura, portrayed by Nichelle Nichols, on cultural diversity and equality in television. Discover how her role inspired generations and influenced real-world advancements in...
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Get the Complete Story: Broadcast and Print Media
Mr. Griot uses a Venn diagram to compare and contrast various media sources.
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Remembering Bob Hope: A Tribute to America's Favorite Comedian
This video is a tribute to the life and legacy of legendary comedian Bob Hope. The video highlights key moments in his career, such as his successful radio show, hosting the Oscars, and his enduring popularity on television. It also...
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McCarthyism: The Rise and Fall of Senator Joseph McCarthy
This video tells the story of Senator Joseph McCarthy's rise and fall during the 1950s, as he accused individuals of communist ties during the Cold War era. The Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954, broadcast live on television, led to a...
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Exploring the Future of Television: Mobile Technology and On-the-Go Viewing
The video discusses how new mobile technology allows people to watch live television on their phones, with a trial giving 400 individuals access to 16 channels. It questions whether this feature is something people truly desire or merely...