Geochemistry Interactive Videos

Investigate the forces influencing the structure of Earth's continents and the geological processes impacting its evolutionary history, including plate tectonics and mountain formation. Enhance comprehension of geological concepts and deepen knowledge of Earth's dynamic transformations spanning billions of years.

Explore the monumental geological forces that have shaped Earth over billions of years, with a focus on plate tectonics and geological phenomena. Gain insights into Earth's history and understand key geological processes to explain the formation of various Earth's structures and past continental formations.

Explore the complex processes involved in how magma integrates the surrounding country rock, emphasizing assimilation and textural evidence. Understand the characteristics and interactions within magma chambers. Develop skills in identifying significant geological formations and analyzing chemical compositions.

Explore methods used for dating the Earth, with a focus on the application and historical development of radiometric techniques. Gain an understanding of fundamental scientific principles through insights into key discoveries and geological concepts that contribute to estimating Earth's age.

Explore the work at NASA's Goddard Astrobiology Analytical Lab, focusing on the study of organic geochemistry in celestial bodies such as asteroids, comets, and meteorites. Gain insights into laboratory processes, key activities, and the importance of research funding. Understand how these elements contribute to advancements in astrobiology.

Examine how isotopes play a crucial role in understanding the historical temperatures experienced by dinosaurs, focusing on their bond formations at different temperatures. Gain insights into paleontological techniques and learn to interpret data related to ancient climates and the body temperatures of ancient organisms.

Explore the principles of geochemical analysis by categorizing and reporting major, minor, and trace elements. Develop skills in interpreting geochemical data and applying various diagrams and terminology used in the field.

Explore recent advancements in scientific research, including the identification of hazardous substances in crib mattresses and the development of innovative stretchable antennas for wearable technology. Gain insights into environmental safety and material science advancements, along with understanding practical applications of modern technology in extreme environments like Antarctica. Develop enhanced analytical skills and a comprehensive understanding of contemporary scientific challenges and solutions.

Explore the intersection of geobiology and methane consumption in deep-sea ecosystems, focusing on the essential role and significance of microorganisms. Understand how these organisms influence the environment, investigate the challenges associated with deep-sea research, and appreciate the implications of methane in climate change.

Examine the intriguing challenges involved in studying meteorites on Earth, alongside insights into NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission to gather samples from asteroid Bennu. Gain understanding of astrobiology's role in comprehending the universe, appreciating advancements, and recognizing the potential of future space exploration technologies.

Learners explore advancements in stretchable antennas for wearable health monitoring devices, research findings on crib mattresses, deep mantle simulations, and Antarctic UAV technology. Gain insights into cutting-edge technologies and their applications in real-world scenarios, enhancing understanding of material sciences and environmental studies.

Explore the history and geography of Punt through the lens of Egyptian trade expeditions and archaeological investigations. Gain insights into ancient trade routes and the importance of imported goods such as incense. Understand the historical impact of figures like Pharaoh Hatshepsut on the expansion of Egyptian trade networks.

Explore the scientific discussions surrounding evolution, abiogenesis, and genetic engineering, emphasizing the need to identify misconceptions and critiques offered by prominent scientists. Develop an enhanced understanding of complex scientific debates, foster skills in critical assessment of claims, and recognize the significance of scientific literacy when discussing advanced topics like genetic engineering.

Explore the use of smartphone technology for cholesterol monitoring and research findings on great white sharks, typing skills, and Adélie penguins. Gain insights into modern scientific research and understand how technological advancements and discoveries can influence health and environmental studies.

Explore the chemistry of reactions and properties with a focus on acid rain's impact, rate laws, and equilibrium processes. Gain insights into chemical constants and energy dynamics to master key chemical principles.

Explore methods and tools for studying Earth's past climates with a focus on climate proxies such as stable isotopes, fossilized pollen, and coral skeletons. Develop skills in predicting future climate patterns and analyzing historical environmental data to enhance understanding of climate changes over time.

Explore the groundbreaking contributions of renowned Black geologists, examining how their research has significantly influenced modern geological studies. Understand the importance of diversity in advancing geosciences and identify resources supporting underrepresented communities. Gain insights into the critical role these geologists have played in shaping scientific understanding and learn about initiatives promoting inclusivity within the field.

Explore the intriguing relationship between space and time, the potential for life on geologically active planets, and the process of microbial evolution. Enhance understanding of fundamental scientific theories and gain insights into life's complexity and development, advancing analytical and critical thinking skills.

Examine the complex relationship between trust and monetary systems by tracing the evolution of currency from early bartering to advanced financial innovations. Understand the historical context of economic transactions and the role trust plays in establishing the value and acceptance of different forms of currency.

Explore element compatibility and crystallization processes to understand their impact on mantle melting and mineral formation. Comprehend the intricacies of equilibrium and fractional crystallization, as well as element behavior within geological contexts. Develop the ability to analyze and evaluate these processes and their effects on geological formations.