In this classroom biography video, learn facts about Abraham Lincoln for kids! Learn about where he lived, what he believed and how he changed American history forever! Classroom edition videos feature the same Homeschool Pop content you love without kid's comments or any of the extras.


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WOW! It is time to learn about producers and consumers in this video for kids of all ages! Producers and consumers are fun and easy to learn in this classroom video! Learn the difference between producers and consumers and how to pick them out!
Homeschool Pop offers a unique, dynamic learning experience. We strive to have the right balance of silliness and learning to keep students engaged as we look at producers and consumers!

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https://www.patreon.com/homeschoolpop See just how easy and fun subtraction is with this basic math lesson! This is a remastered and extended version of the subtraction video I created last year. I hope you enjoy!!

00:00 What is subtraction?
1:12 Subtracting carrots
1:36 Subtracting at the bakery
3:24 Subtraction game

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In this classroom version of our biography video, learn facts about George Washington for kids! Learn about how George Washington became "the Father of His Country". What a life he lived! Classroom edition videos feature the same Homeschool Pop content you love without kid's comments or any of the extras.

00:00 Who was George Washington?
0:52 George Washington's early life
1:39 Did George Washington really chop down a cherry tree?
2:50 George Washington as a young man
4:34 George Washington in the military
6:51 George Washington as a delegate
7:40 Leading the Continental Army
9:55 George Washington and a new nation
10:22 The first President of the United States
13:34 His legacy

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http://www.HomeschoolPop.com Click the link to get tattoos before Christmas! Learn some fun Christmas facts for kids! You will discover some surprising facts about Christmas trees, Christmas traditions, and even Rudolph! 

00:00 Introduction
0:34 How many people celebrate Christmas?
0:57 When did Christmas become an official holiday?
1:35 When is Christmas celebrated around the world?
1:55 Christmas traditions
2:56 Christmas trees
3:39 Final Christmas fact


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Learn all about bunny rabbits in this fun learning video for kids! You will how rabbits got their nickname, what rabbit babies are called, what a group of bunny rabbits is called and much more!

0 Introduction
0:17 Kids' Comments
1:10 What are rabbits?
1:51 What do you call them?
2:58 What do rabbits eat?
4:11 Where do rabbits live?
'4:28 Rabbits are prey
5:09 Bunnies sleep with their eyes open
5:45 What is a group of rabbits called?
6:23 What are baby rabbits called?
6:53 Rabbits purr


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In this St. Patrick's Day video, we share facts for kids and people of all ages! Learn about this historic and storied holiday, full of clovers, leprechauns and even green rivers!

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Learn all about shortage and surplus in this economics video for kids! See how price can affect how much of a product is available, and what people do when there is a surplus. Shortage and surplus are important concepts in elementary social studies, as your child or student learn basics in commerce and economics.

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Get ready for fun 4th of July facts in this fourth of July learning video for kids and adults alike! Learn some interesting facts about the 4th of July, like how many hot dogs are eaten in America on the 4th, or how many people travel by car for Independence Day (the alternate name of the 4th of July), and even some history on this very special holiday!

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In these animal learning videos for kids, you will learn about tigers, horses, dolphins, bats and more! This animal learning video compilation will make learning about animals FUN and exciting!

00:00 Tigers
7:14 Horses
16:12 Foxes
22:48 Amphibians
27:53 Dolphins
32:55 Bats
40:28 Penguins
46:38 Reptiles
52:17 Tigers again


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YAY!! These 1st Grade kids learning videos are fun! This compilation includes even and odd, other math and even science videos! 1st grade learning is a blast with Homeschool Pop!

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🌌 Imagine looking up and realizing the planets closest to us are suddenly… not behaving like they should. That’s exactly what’s happening right now, and scientists are scratching their heads. Mercury, Venus, and even Mars have shown strange shifts, movements, and changes in ways that weren’t expected. Some experts think it’s all about the pull of gravity and solar activity, but others suspect there might be deeper, more mysterious forces at work. Join us as we uncover the latest mysteries about the planets near Earth, the strange signs scientists can’t fully explain, and what this could mean for our solar system’s future. 🔭 Don’t miss it — the universe is acting up, and you’ll want to see why.

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There seems to be confusion about what radiation is and where it comes from. Many people believe it is the radiation that comes directly from nuclear power plants that poses a threat to public safety. In fact it is the radioactive atoms, which can escape in the event of an explosion, that pose a safety risk. They can be scattered by the wind over hundreds of kilometres. Then they may be ingested or breathed in. If they release radiation at this point, it is damaging to the body's molecules and cells because the radiation is delivered directly to tissues.

How long is the coastline of Australia? One estimate is that it's about 12,500 km long. However the CIA world factbook puts the figure at more than double this, at over 25,700 km. How can there exist such different estimates for the same length of coastline? Well this is called the coastline paradox. Your estimate of how long the coastline is depends on the length of your measuring stick - the shorter the measuring stick the more detail you can capture and therefore the longer the coastline will be.

How lift actually works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFO4PBolwFg
More with Canadian Olympian Hunter Lowden: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YVOPUkbu6g

How does a sailboat work? The standard idea is that the wind pushes the sails from behind, causing the boat to move forward. Although this technique is used at times, it is not the most efficient way to sail a boat (and it means the boat can never go faster than the wind). Lift is the key mechanism driving a boat forwards. As air flows over the sails, it moves faster over the outer side, creating lower pressure than on the inner side. This produces a force which is mostly to the side and a bit forwards. Lift on the centerboard pushes to the opposite side, cancelling the sideways force and adding a forward component of force to the boat.

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Why does time appear to speed up as we get older? Can we slow it down?
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The new season of Brain Games starts Sunday, February 14th at 9/8c - http://po.st/90S7Ow

Brain Games is an Emmy-nominated TV series that explores the inner workings of the human mind through experiments and interactive games. Did you know it's estimated that you have more than a dozen senses in addition to the standard five? One of those is a sense of time or chronoception. Tune in to the new season of Brain Games to learn about all of your senses, and more, starting Sunday, February 14 at 9/8c

References:

Ageing and duration judgement:
http://bit.ly/1TRN0cr

Nerve conduction velocity slowing with age:
http://bit.ly/23Wq6oE

Experiments with rats suggest time perception is distributed across brain:
http://bit.ly/1T6IjdO

Time perception with repeated stimuli:
http://bit.ly/1TRNbo5

Energy usage in brain with age:
http://bit.ly/1nXliOU

Time perception in moments of fear / danger:
http://bit.ly/1RoK7Ps
http://1.usa.gov/1TRNa3w
http://bit.ly/1Q8tDvW

Attention’s relation to time perception and recollection of perceived time:
http://bit.ly/20odeD8
http://bit.ly/1TRNfEf

What are these electric blue ponds in the middle of the Utah desert? And why do they keep changing color?

Join Derek Muller (Veritasium) as he looks into the weird, bizarre, and seemingly inexplicable images found on Google Earth to discover what on Earth they actually are. It’s a travel vlog, documentary, and science show wrapped into one. It’s Pindrop.

0:00 Intro
0:29 Electric Blue Ponds
2:13 Finding The Truth
5:47 Importance Of Potash
8:41 Potash From Rocks
14:04 Safer Ways To Mine
15:02 Droning
17:28 Potash The Savior

Are you heaviest at night before you go to bed and lightest in the morning? I tried to tease out the factors to figure out what really causes weight gain and loss during the day, and what causes daily weight fluctuations.

Who on Earth is exposed to the most ionizing radiation?
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I'm filming a documentary for TV about how Uranium and radioactivity have shaped the modern world. It will be broadcast in mid-2015, details to come. The filming took me to the most radioactive places on Earth (and some places, which surprisingly aren't as radioactive as you'd think). Chernobyl and Fukushima were incredible to see as they present post-apocalyptic landscapes. I also visited nuclear power plants, research reactors, Marie Curie's institute, Einstein's apartment, nuclear medicine areas of hospitals, uranium mines, nuclear bomb sites, and interviewed numerous experts.

Notes about measuring radiation:
Sieverts are a measure of 'effective dose' - that means they measure the biological impact of the energy transferred to tissues from radiation.

Obviously I owe a debt to the fantastic chart made by xkcd, which inspired my visual approach to this video.
https://xkcd.com/radiation/

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The level of radiation varies widely around the world depending mainly on altitude and geology (excluding nuclear accidents).

Estimates of particular doses also vary. All numbers reported in this video should be taken as order of magnitude only.

The most contentious claim may be that smokers receive the highest dose of ionizing radiation. This is not a whole body dose, but a dose to the lungs as specified in the video. References are here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H....ealth_effects_of_tob
http://www.rmeswi.com/36.html

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Physics Girl: https://www.youtube.com/physicswoman
MinutePhysics: https://www.youtube.com/minutephysics
Natalie Tran: https://www.youtube.com/communitychannel
Bionerd23: https://www.youtube.com/bionerd23
Nigel and Helen for feedback on earlier drafts of this video.

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One of the most common physics misconceptions is that an unbalanced force causes constant motion. In truth, an unbalanced force leads to changes in motion - accelerations.

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This video was inspired by and draws examples from the book "Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy" by Robert H. Frank

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Animations by Ivy Tello

What happens when you decrease the pressure around a liquid? It boils. Water boils at room temperature once the pressure is low enough. What is interesting is that this decreases the temperature of the liquid. The fastest molecules escape, leaving the slower ones behind.
Using this trick with liquid nitrogen, it is possible to create solid nitrogen at a temperature of -210C. We then poured the solid and liquid nitrogen mixture onto a tray of water. The surface of the water became so cold that CO2 solidified out of the atmosphere on its surface. Then, since CO2 does not pass through the liquid phase at atmospheric pressure, it was propelled on the water surface by jets of gas as it sublimed.
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CORRECTIONS:
30:36 The molecular chain we showed here when talking about cellulose was actually starch, the glycosidic bonds should be bent (beta) not straight (alpha) bonds - Thank you to someriversong1793 for spotting this
37:38 The animation shows the casing flying away with the bullet, this is incorrect, only the bullet accelerates down the barrel like that - Thank you to kettusnuhveli for pointing this out

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A huge thank you to Jesse Taylor for making the demonstrations possible and sharing his experience with us!

And a big thanks to Dr. Katharine Tibbets, Dr. Julien Glorian & Sabrina DePiero for their expertise and participation in this video.

Also thanks to Steven Johnson, author of The Infernal Machine (as featured on 99% Invisible) and to Jonah Sachs and professor Terry Reynolds for their help on the project

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0:00 The Nobel Armament Factory
4:18 Gunpowder vs Nitroglycerine
10:58 How safe is nitroglycerin?
14:50 Blast Caps
19:09 Why does nitroglycerin explode on impact?
22:19 The invention of dynamite
26:56 Dynamite vs TNT
27:53 Explosive Cotton - Gelignite
32:43 The Merchant of Death
35:42 Smokeless Guns
38:04 The Birth of Terror
42:08 Why did Nobel start the prize?
43:11 What happened to Nobel?

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Presenters: Derek Muller & Henry van Dyck
Editor: Trenton Oliver
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Animators: Andrew Neet, Fabio Albertelli, Emma Wright, Rokas Viksraitis, Saif Javed & Ivy Tello
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Researchers: Aakash Singh Bagga & Gabe Strong
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Production Team: Josh Pitt, Nicola Griffiths, Rob Beasley Spence, Matthew Cavanagh, Anna Milkovic & Zoe Heron
Executive Producers: Casper Mebius & Derek Muller

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