Atmospheric Science Interactive Videos

Explore climate change with a focus on scientific consensus, primary greenhouse gases, and human impact. Understand the causes and consequences, enhance skills in analyzing environmental data, and appreciate the role of scientific evidence in climate studies.

Explore fundamental concepts in atmospheric science, focusing on global atmospheric circulation, solar radiation distribution, and the impact of Earth's curvature and surface characteristics. Gain an understanding of how these elements influence global weather patterns and climate, enhancing skills in explaining and predicting atmospheric phenomena.

Explore the primary areas of atmospheric science, emphasizing climate change, air quality, global studies contributions, and the role of isoprene. Expand understanding of atmospheric processes, enhancing skills in data interpretation and scientific analysis.

Investigate pivotal moments and key figures in climate science, concentrating on the concept of the Anthropocene and its effects on the planet's ecosystem. Gain insights into significant environmental changes and develop an understanding of strategies necessary to address global climate challenges.

Explore key aspects of climate science by examining the role of the IPCC and the impact of international agreements, such as the Montreal Protocol. Gain insights into evaluating climate data, understanding causes and effects of climate change, and recognizing strategies for effective emission reduction.

Examine the intricate interaction between light and greenhouse gases and their influence on Earth's climate. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms through which greenhouse gases capture heat and the resulting effects on global warming. Explore the dual nature of light and its significance in these processes, enhancing critical thinking and scientific literacy.

Explore the evolution of climate science by examining significant symbols, historical challenges, and influential figures in environmental history. Gain insights into the complexities of geoengineering, the Anthropocene, and the moral questions inherent in climate solution strategies. Learn to analyze the scientific developments and ethical considerations that shape our understanding of climate change.

Investigate how NASA's Earth Observing System has transformed the understanding of the biosphere, with emphasis on key climate change impacts and reptile adaptations. Acquire expertise in interpreting climate data, evaluating ecosystem transformations, and examining how climate change influences biodiversity and species behavior.

Analyze the psychological and societal reasons behind the challenges some individuals face in accepting climate science. Examine key factors such as social conformity, media influence, and optimism bias. Develop critical thinking skills to identify psychological barriers and enhance understanding of scientific consensus and public perception.

Explore the historical collaboration between scientists and the military in advancing climate science, understanding the origins and motivations behind climate change research. Examine the strategic interests driving military involvement and the contributions of key figures such as Roger Revelle.

Explore the growing acceptance of scientific messages in climate science and their effect on international climate policy. Gain insights into how Nobel Prize recognitions inspire solid responses to climate challenges and understand the significance of scientific influence in shaping environmental strategies.

Explore the capabilities of NASA's VIIRS sensor aboard Earth-observing satellites in collecting critical environmental data to support future climate science. Understand the essential functions these satellites perform in climate monitoring while recognizing the significance of long-term data records in ensuring consistent observation of Earth's surface changes.

Explore the insights gained from NASA's GRACE mission data on ice mass changes and their role in global sea-level rise. Understand the mechanisms behind Earth's gravitational measurements and their significance in assessing the impacts of climate change on sea levels.

Art and science offer distinct tools for understanding climate change, ranging from emotional interpretations to data-driven analysis. Learners will explore the dynamics of glacier movements and understand how these observations affect public awareness and drive policy changes concerning climate change.

Explore the key concepts of climate change with a focus on ozone depletion, the greenhouse effect, and international protocols designed to reduce environmental harm. Gain insights into the interaction of these elements and the policies implemented to mitigate their environmental impact.

Explore the evolution of scientific processes over time and examine the characteristics of science while delving into the complexities of climate dynamics. Gain an understanding of how climate predictions are formulated and recognize the importance of taking action to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Investigate the impact of climate change on emperor penguin populations in Antarctica's distinctive ecosystems. Learn about the crucial link between environmental changes and species survival. Explore strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate these effects.

Explore the crucial contributions of citizen scientists in the monitoring of bird populations and their role in assessing climate change impacts at Sapsucker Woods. Gain insights into the methods of large-scale data collection and the use of historical data. Understand the engagement and passion of birdwatching enthusiasts while fostering a deeper comprehension of ecological research and environmental stewardship.

Analyze how the intersection of art and science provides unique insights into climate change. Gain an understanding of interdisciplinary approaches, appreciate the significance of visual evidence, and enhance critical thinking skills regarding environmental changes.

Examine the influence of air pollution by focusing on the chemical reactions in hydrocarbon combustion and the generation of pollutants like nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide. Understand the environmental and health impacts, including acid rain and respiratory conditions, while enhancing knowledge of environmental chemistry and pollution control strategies.