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Join us as we get up close and personal with the Green Bank Observatory's massive telescope and meet the people who keep it listening to the far corners of the universe.
In this episode of STEM in 30 we look at how rockets work help your students with their own rocket launch.
In this episode of STEM in 30 we explore aerial advertisement, like sky writing and banners flying behind airplanes.
In this episode of STEM in 30 we'll take a look at the unique features of helicopters, explore their uses, dive into their history and even take a flight with some of the best trained pilots there are.
In honor of the mission's 50th anniversary, this episode of STEM in 30 will look at the science, legacy, and technologies that culminated in this final Apollo mission and how these Moon missions laid the groundwork for future lunar missions.
Test pilots have allowed us to break the speed of sound, pioneered blind flying, and pushed us to the edge of space. Each of these advancements has made air travel safer and more efficient. Join the STEM in 30 team as they take you inside the United States Naval Test Pilot School!
Are we alone in the universe? Frank Drake developed a method to account for the likelihood of other intelligent civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy. Learn about the Drake Equation and the science behind it in this student-friendly episode of STEM in 30.
No matter what your interests, there is a job for you in the aerospace industry. Follow along as we look at the diverse jobs you could one day have.
Explore some of the more fanciful parts of the popular story and dive deep into tornadoes, flying witches, hot air balloons and — what about those flying monkeys?
Learn about Amelia Earhart's achievements, the continuing mystery of her disappearance, and the women who have been inspired by her.