Remastering The Golden Age of Science Education for The Digital Generation
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40 episodesForces, energy, light, sound and the stuff everything is made of.
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26 episodesVolcanoes, weather and oceans, out to the Moon, the Sun and the planets.
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5 episodesHow we know what we know: method, measurement and probability.
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All biographiesPersonal insights into your favourite educators: where they came from, what drove them, and how they made science worth watching.
Bill Nye
Please Consider the Following
From Boeing engineer to the beloved Science Guy, and a whole career spent teaching science. Read the biography →
Julius Sumner Miller
Physics Is My Business
From butler to Disney's Professor Wonderful, and on to fame on Australian television. Read the biography →
Richard Feynman
What I Cannot Create, I Do Not Understand
The Manhattan Project, QED, the Challenger inquiry and the paradox of a Nobel-winning life. Read the biography →
David Attenborough
A Witness Statement
From a young fossil collector to the planet's conscience, with the full audio story. Read the biography →
Paul Zaloom
The political puppeteer who became Beakman
An award-winning political puppeteer long before he put on the green coat for Beakman. Read the biography →Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.