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On November 25th, 1915, Einstein published his greatest work: general relativity. The theory transformed our understanding of nature’s laws and the entire history of the cosmos, reaching back to the origin of time itself. NOVA tells the inside story…
Recommendations in a new RAND Corp. report include looking beyond curriculum to incorporate more real-world applications in lessons.
Astronaut Joe Acaba helps balance equations with multiple variables using everyday objects.
A webinar to help you understand the biggest barriers MLLS Face. Session goals are to Explore researched aligned strategies, apply strategies to real world contests, empower educational practice, understand the opportunity gap, and inspire advocacy…
Ask engineers when they first learned what engineering actually was, and the answer often isn’t until high school—or even college. Despite early interests in building, tinkering, and problem-solving, many kids grow up without seeing the word enginee…
From isotope fingerprints in Martian methane to ancient carbon trapped in zircon crystals on Earth, scientists are learning how to read the chemical breadcrumbs that life leaves behind. No green people, no catfish (yet). Just the quiet, meticulous s…
Meet the mother-daughter duo Katie and Willa Clark, BETA Technologies. Learn more about the various backgrounds and talents the Clark family brought together to build Vermont-based BETA Technologies—an aerospace company manufacturing electric flight…
Automotive STEM Posts
In this video, various types of electric vehicle technologies are explained. Electric Vehicles (EVs) come in various forms to cater to different purposes and preferences. In this video, some common types of electric vehicles are explained.

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