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A Volcanologist studies the impact of volcanoes on the atmosphere and our planet as a whole. Volcanologists often work to try to understand how to better predict eruptions and minimise the effects on people arising from them. They may use computer modelling or satellite imagery and often work on or around volcanoes...
This video uses a comparison between an LED light and filament bulb to introduce efficiency (η).
The equation, %efficiency (η) = (useful energy out/total energy in) x100 is explained and then linked to rate of energy transfer (P=E/t).
A simple and effective practical demonstration of inertia using a spinning raw egg.
When the egg is spun its contents also spins. Momentarily stopping the egg does not stop its contents from spinning. On release the egg begins to spin again. The contents of the egg resist any change in its motion.
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This video revises the order of electromagnetic spectrum (GCSE) and introduces the range of magnitudes of wavelengths and corresponding frequencies for each type of electromagnetic radiation.
This video helps students to visualise the electric and magnetic field components of an electromagnetic wave.
The electric and magnetic oscillations (vibrations) are at 90⁰ to each other and also to the direction of energy propagation.
In this video Dean Scaife talks about the skills he needs as he works as an Apprentice Mechanical Fitter. He discusses why his job is important in the overall scheme of the ship build and how he can apply the skills he uses in his job to his everyday home life. He also speaks about properties of metals and other...
Stephen Turpin is a Foreman Fitter who has worked his way up through the ranks to his current role. Here he talks about how he climbed up the career ladder and why maths, physics and chemistry is important in his role. He also talks about the importance of ship design and the satisfaction of seeing the ship sail...
In this inspiring video, John Eldridge who is a Principal Engineer explains why curiosity is so important when it comes to STEM skills. He also discusses that this job is being involved with some of the biggest machines on Earth and the varied routes you can take to get into...
In this video you hear from Matt Slater who is a Naval Architect. He talks about what his job entails such as ship design and ship building, along with how team work is important and other skills such as IT fits into his role.
Deagan is an entomologist for the Forestry Commission, and has travelled the world as part of his job.
Curriculum links include classification, climate change, biodiversity, species, taxonomy, ecosystems, rainforests
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