webcasts
At the Exploratorium, I've had the chance to participate in the writing and hosting of a series of live webcasts. I'm even on YouTube!
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Cassini Update
The Cassini spacecraft continues to orbit Saturn, sending back astonishing images of the ringed planet and its moons. Paul and I look at the latest images and do some hands-on activities to help you understand the science. May 2007 Streaming media: Realplayer format |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain how we know what the climate was in the past. In this webcast we look at carbon dioxide and talk about why it helps keep us warm, and I go live to the infrared camera in the museum to demonstrate! This is the first in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. November , 2006. Streaming: |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain how we measure temperature. In this webcast we look at frozen ice balloons, look at tree rings, and I core a beautiful 3 layer cake. This is the second in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. December 2, 2006. Real Media Player Windows Media Player |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain what we expect the climate will do in the future. In this webcast glaciers melt, the oceans rise, and I try to fly a magnet. This is the third in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. December 9, 2006. Real Media Player Windows Media Player |
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Iron
Science Teacher See me play with a fluid that defies gravity! I present 4th out of 5 teachers... I'm on in the very beginning, around 38:00, and again at 59:00. June, 2006 |
